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PUBLISHED BT' .-.''-¦
EDWAKD C. DAELINGTON,
OFFICE I.X NOtlTH <iUi:E!t\8TSEET.
TheEXA7\riNER & DEMOCEATIC HEBALD
is pubUsbed weekly at TVo.DpLLA«a a year.
Anv£RTifi£3rENTs not exceeding ohesquftre
will be Inserted three tUneJi for Que ddllOTj RUd twcOty- llTe ceuts vill he dialled foreaeh addltlousl In$erUoa. A liberal dlsoount aUowed totho-ie adTertialog "by the year. - [i-,:-''..^: ,-; ¦- - ^:0 > ¦¦ { >-V '"^
ADVENTUEE IK A MILL.
A genlleman of New York, formerly of this section, relaied the following inciiient, while we were enjoying ilie Iwxnry of a cool sea breeao on a hot stimmet's uight. The subject of <ion- Tersation was, the narrow escapes from death that are often experienr.eii hy mantind in the lips antl downs of life.
When my father, said h«, f migtated to Jef¬ ferson county, in the days of its lirst seitlement lie located wilh hi* family in oiie.of.ihe somh- r^rn towns. Among cilier improvements onhis piemises, there had been erected one of ihe first essentials to a new settlement—a saw mill. It was one of those old-fashioned concerns com¬ mon in those days, rigged with the huge under¬ shot water-wheel, long heavy pitman, and cumbrous saw franie. Those onwieldly wheels are now quite forgotten in the improvements thai have been made in these agents, but I shall never forgei lhe end attached to my father's mill.
Iwas engaged in getting out lumber, when an accident happened to the water works» and I wenl alone iho next day to repair the damage. Carelessly knpeling upon one of the floating- boards of the wheel, without observing the jw- sition of the crank, I proceeded to survey tho nature of the derangement. While thus occu¬ pied, I did not ob5erve the shght motion to¬ wards n revolution which had commenced by lhe wheel, caused by my weight, and my atten¬ tion w.iB first called to the nature of my situa¬ lion by a slow heavy pressure above my knee. Ata glance I comprehended the peril that I waa in, and made an eflbrt to extricate myself, but il was ton late; 1 was fast wedged between the lloais of the wheel ami the sill of lhe flume.
With considerable alarm I now observed that lhe crank of the wheel was lurned up and that my weight had slightly moved it from the per¬ pendicular. A moment's reflection increased my alarm, as I fully comprehended that the heavy pitman, and the saw frame above tliat, were pressing with their comlined weight npon the crank.
To complete ilie horror of my situalion, I perceived that the crank was moving almast imperceptibly, and I knew that without instant relief I should inevitably be crushed to death between the wheel and the flume. I gazed around and called loudly for belp; but no hn man being was near; and no answer was giv en to my cries. My eyes fell again upon lhe crank; it was still moving and drawing me in¬ to that awful death- I now looked aronnd for some object to interpose between the wheel and the flume and saw an axe that I had brought with me lying at one end of the wheel but the joy that was lit up within mo by the sight of ihis objeci was dispelled in a moment, on finding that with my utmost exertions I could not reach it. In my desperation I then tried lo wrench something from the wheel, but every thing resisted my utmost strengih. My last hope was that somebody might pass upon the road which ran along the opposite bank of the stream ; this hope died wiihin mo wfaen I reflected how seldom it was that travelers came that way. '
The crank had now readied an inclination of about thirty degrees, and I knew that itt. motion would soon betxjme fearfully accelerated- My limbs had gradually benumbed, as the circnla¬ tion of thc blood was interrupted, and in a sort of listless despair I laid back upon the wheel; and then in obedience to maternal insrriirtJon I (!al)ed on Heaven for holp. While thus I layj halt" snpplioaiing and lialf complaining, my ihoughts lurned with a sort of impious alacrity, from ilie Almighty to a noise upon the bridge that rrojsed lhe !^lieam Imlr.w ihe mill, and I fairly errpamed with delight as 1 recognized the sound tu he thatof a horse's Uoad. After crossi.ig ihc bridge the horse cominenoeil a slow trot, and I knew there mn«t be u rider upon him aUhough ihe biishe.s on the roadside pre¬ vented m« from seeing Uim. Wlien live sounds came opposite t!ie mill I liallooed, as I suppos¬ ed, land enough to be heard forty timea the dis¬ tance 10' the road; but owing in exhaustion my voice oould not have reachetl far, for the horse did not sioji. Siil! the soimds moved on andas I felt back in mter despair upon the wheel seemeil lo me thai the lior.«e and its rider In tliat steady tramp—tramp—tramp, were h;ir- harously treading upon my heart.
This disappointment was so great that, for a while, I settled inm a partial unconsciousness. A squeak of ihe plltnan on the cranl:, howev¬ er, recalled me again to the horrors of my sit- iiation. My limbs liad been gradually drawn down £0 that ihe wheel would soon com¬ mence crushing my body; the crank would in Vminule or two attain a horizontal position, af¬ ter which the wheel would revolve with fearful rapidity, and I was utterly wiihout hope. Then my heart went up lo heaven in an earnest, heartfelt prayer, and I reproached myself for the selflsh manner in wiiich I had looked np to the Great Throne but a moment before. Tho scenes of my past life flitted palpably before my vision, and with deep humiliation I be¬ sought forgiveness for thc error of my ways.— This communion gradually reconciled me to my fate; and, feeling no pain, in my reverie, it seemed that I was floating in a delicious atmos¬ phere up to the realms of bliss.
These delightful sensations were interrupted by a aound of aomething near me, and gradu¬ ally opening my eyea, I discovered ihe figure of a man standing on a beam by the flume. He seemed to me an flugel from Heaven. Again inspired with hope, I gave a faint cry of joy.— The man turned round, and as he saw me, in un instant he bounded to the crank and endea¬ vored to raise it wiili his shoulder, but could not. He then seized a plank, and placing it under lhe crank, secured it from lowerinc any farther down. Then I heard him adjusting a lever, and in a short time the inexpressible fe¬ licity of feeling myself gradually elevated from my terrible sitnation, by Ihe slow turning back of the Avheel, caused me to faint entirely away. When I again opened my eyes, I was lying upon the green grass, and my preserver, by chafing my limbs, had partially restored lensi- bility 10 my half dead body. AViih both hands I feebly grasped one of his, not endeavoriiig to speak; and the pleasant but-anxious sroile that Ul up his countenant:e, told that he appreciated myacknowledgmenia of gratiiude. -¦' ¦ My deliverer happened to be a man with whom I was well acquainted, and ha was also the roan that passed ihe mill when I was in my perilous sitnation. He heard a faint noise as ho roile by, but being engaged in thought was not attracted by it. While going up a hill shortly afterward, the train of his reflections was broken and then it occurred to him that possibly the nol'e might have been a cry of distress. To be perfectly sure, he turned hia horse and came back, and thus was I most providentially rescued—Watertown Joumal
"WuiT Has He Bcen.—Wliat is that to you ? It isof no consequence if he has been ono of the most abandoned men. He is not ao now. We care not what evil a man has done provi¬ ded he has heartily repented and now strives to Uve on upright, consistent life. Instead of looking back a dozen or iwenty years to know what a person is, you should enqnire, * What is liO now? Whatis his presect character?' If yon find that his reformation is sincere, and ihat he laments his past errors;. take bim cor¬ dially by lhe hand and bid him God specdiii his noble poranlt.. We are no friend to -tliose who would rake np past sins and vices, to condemn nne who has rest;ived to be upright ond virtu¬ ous. Many a person -is driven bacfc to'the paths of-vice, who-mlght have become an or¬ nament to society, but for-the disixisillon too common among men, to rake np, and drag to thb'lighl, forgotten iniquities.
The niSst 'clreadfni dlspIaif^'p^"tKo.whale*; fltrength and prowess yjetiuthfiTiticaliy; record edi w'as that rnada on, tha :American whale, ship, Xissex, Captain Pollard, which sailetl from Nantucket for,ihe Pacific, ocean, in August, 18291 Late in tlhe faU of thesame year, whe;n in latitude forty of the Soiith Paclfici a. schoot of sperm whales was discovered,, and three boats.jnanned and sent in pursuit..^The inate's boal was strnck by one of them, ami h?.was ohiiged to reiurn to ihe ship in order in repair the dainage. ,'. -
Whilfi he was ejigaged in that tyork, a sperni whale, judged to be eighty three feel long, broke water twenty rods from the ship on her weaih- erhow. He was going at the rate of alionl ihree knots an hour, and the ship at nearly the same rale, whenhe siruck the bow of the ves¬ sel just forward of hei-..chain5.
At tlte shock produced by the collision of two such mighty masses.of matter in motion, the ship shook like a leaf. The .seemingly mali¬ cious whale dived and pasied under the ship, grazing her keel, and then appeared at aboui the distance of> a ship's length, lashing- the sea with flns and tail as if siiflbrihgiho most horri¬ ble agony. Ke was evidently hurt by the coJ- i3ion,and blindly frantic with instinctive rage.
In a few minntes he seemed lo recover him¬ self, and sittTted wiih great speed across the vessel's course to the windward. Meanwhile the hands on board discovered the ship to he gradually settling down at the bows, and the pumps were to be rigged. While the crew were working nt theni, one of the men cried out " God have mercy .' he comes again."
The whale had lurned at alwut forty rods from the ship, and was making for her with double its former speed, his pathway white with foam. Rushing ahead, he atruck her again at the bow, and the tremendous blow stove her in. The whale dived under again and disappeared, and the ship foundered in five mlinutes from the first collision. But five souls out of twenty were saved.
TO-^
AsshJps^ that siUedfrom distant p^rts, .' . - Eucdonter on the deep,-. , ,.. , And there, .bccalmeiQ^^ friendly wabih ¦ .. Upon the ocean ke?p, "i We tbb. ty onseenrcurrenta home
On Life's myskripus .uiajn,, - , Toifathsf ffatcned a' Summer's calui.
Andpnrtediioonagain;'¦¦/''¦ '.'¦¦' Ab part ihe Joyous honia-warii honnA From'those whosehnven is nnfonnd):
A stiilffen hla.il'ahOTO thee Swept, ' ^
And left ihy^oul fprlbmi— . '¦ Uncon(!iou8 of this clt}U(leiI night,
Arid bf the breaking morn,' For dark nnd brjeht to thee alike ,
Uriog-onlyhacK.Io view, .The balcyonfeas.that long ago
Tby hupyant.vuasel knew.' P-eforOi uiwh the aJlenf deck, Thou.wert survivor .of (ha wr«b.
Yet now. thongh wafers bcnconle*.;' '.-,
Around theo Ev&ra (u roll, .\n angel in tho solitudi:
U pilot tb thy,soul. Her uQ-wcn hoauty puriCed
rriim eartli's unholy leaven. Cnndupls'thee thrnugh a tranmiil de^p
L'nto a nParinE heaveu; A seranh-light ¦whioh thou shall s^e Grow brighter in Eternity.
Fnrcffell, 1 wnlch theo on thy way,
.\n meu thut leave (hestninil Uebold a vepsel .'ailing (6
Tlie green and happy Land ;— .^nil knoTT that ibey must faea ilicsldini
llciieath lho trinlry sky. And see no more the plcafanL.sun
I." [.on tho meadow lie : S.td, cheerless.inen, who never more .May leave their foot prints on the slu-ri*.
VABIETI.
WjiLTZisc.—Old Kit N'orth In Blackwood thus gives his opinion on the refinement of waliring ; * For a man lo be fond of shoflling nnd twirling himself out of the dignity of step which nature gavo hira, picking his wuy Uke a goose oit red-hot bricks, or gyrating like a had teetotum, in what English fashionables oall a * valso*—I never see aman thui occupied with¬ out a fervent desire to kick him.'
A Dog's Tail.—There is a great deal of philosophy in a dog's tail. It is as great a tell- tail as a lady's fan. If.a dog is pleased, his tail is immediately in a waggish humor—if he Is afraid, It slopes—if angry, it ' slicks cut.*— You can tell the characters and dlsposiilon of a dog by his tail, as well as Fowler can deci¬ pher yours from the bumps.
tX^A Frenchman came into B one day,
stole a watch, was arrested, tried, condemned to State Prison, and sent off in a wagon with some others, all in the space of two hours and a half. When he reached ihe top of ihe hill, whence tbe whole viUage conld be seen, ho stopped, tiirned ahout, and gazing at it for a moment, at last exclaimed, * Well, dls is the smartest leetel place for business, 7;at evair 1 did see ['
' Is VOCE Naste Browu ?'—Capt. W ,
tells an amusing occurrence witnessed by him last week on board the steamer * Ocean, her passage down. An oldish and somewhat purblind gentleman pacing up nnd down the np¬ per faloou, stopped in front of a large, full- length mirror, and, after gazing at the figure presented, for a moment or two, inquired, m a very deliberate tone—-"/s—-your—nn7ne— Bro7fn ?' No answer. The question repeated louder—' Is yona name Beow:* ?' Slill no answer- Question again repeated, louder still —* IR—YOUR—NAME—BROWN ?' Still no answer,—'"Well,' ^aid the t^»ie=iion<*r, * you are either no gentleman, or cursed iUtif\'* The sa¬ loon was in a roar.
Hnw TO DRF-i^s Wfii.L.—Dr. Johnson, speak- 1 ing of a lady who waa celebrated for dressing well, remarked :—' The best evidence that 1 can give you of her perfection In this respect Is, that one can never remember whnt she had an.' Delicacy of feeling in a lady will prevent her putting on any thing calculated to attract notice; and yet a female of good taste will dreis so as to have every part of her dress cor¬ respond. Thua while she avoids what is showy and attractive, everything will be adjusted so as to exhibit symmetry and taste.
Coot,.—Coleman relates that a Scotchman slipped off the roof of a habitation sixteen stories high, and when midway in his decent ihrough the air, hc arrived at a lodger ont oft" a window of the eighth floor, to whom (as he was an ac¬ quaintance) he observed, en passant, * Eh, Saiindy, sic a fa' as I shall hao !'
An editor, out Weat, in retiring from his duties disgusted with ediiotial life, says he has been solicited to lie upon evory given subject, and can't remember ever having told a hand¬ some truth wiihout diminishing his subscripiion list or making an enemy.
' ?i the.cruetty, of witio'diVja
1 1 T .;-, ¦)'" * r? -J'- -".----^^v J-- -¦'.¦-¦> ijj.i- ¦¦ -; ¦¦.
j dense mass of, moving riieix and.wbmen, id,the j piacey \7hich;,ph'arriwngiiflT»sjamfri^ ed by allyofts;andwtos; Torii WM,^^w^ the jolly iar a, cooks .ah<i;capain3;.""air-han "a. "boat '*.have lejsare ,lo", enjoy' nhmqlestedly a merry .Christraas dayi noon- and night." The assembled crowd was a trnly moUey crew * ,
Strange'places, strange sighta, and strange scenes, prod uce.3trange;feel Ings* Ifeli strange¬ ly, rieyer having i^ote. been in allendance on. such an occasion,, antl for auch , purposes, and among such, a crowd. The tnost uuseemly, was the attendance of the softer sex. I ajways ad- ! mired lhe:/itir.in snitable company; but, on '¦¦ thia occasion, it seemed to me, their presence i added' but little to either hoightea the delight . uf their admirers,or to gracefally ornament the I assembly. Their .absence, 1 then remarked tp a stranger, who nodded assent, would be bene¬ ficially felt, in pntling iiown so horrid a prac¬ tice-of torturing brutes to delight those'who feel intereated in so rude dlveralonsi. Much as I am oppost^tl to petticoat influance, or gynae- [orracy, I would wIUi humble submission yiisld I to the fair ones, should the-proposition even ; originally emanate from them : ' Let us ail siay : away from such amusement.* I would yield ; upon principles of slrici prpprleiy, and a regard ! to decency and the refinemetit ofthe age.
As the hour for exhibition neared, the congre- I gated mass, at a signal well uiiderstbod, bename ; quite composei'.—every eye agog-^a perfect caim prevailed, except in a whisper: What nezt ? conld he heard. Presently, the animal destined for a baltiiig was introduced, hy a mas¬ ter of the profession, and placed for a brief space in a stall. Thus confined, the peraon appointed for the purpose, goaded the bull with an iron-pointed Jnatrnmentj till he became fran- lically infnriated-rfoaming mad. Now a bull¬ dog, wilh a band pf obnoxiona color around his neck, is let loose in the inclosnre. Judges of such thinga say, that scarlet la exceedingly of¬ fensive to a mad bull. The. raving taurus is next freed from ihe stall; higbly excitetl, meh-
,,,,,.,., , ¦ T 1 es with fearful impetuosity, araid shouts, mak-
ciever a fellow's hfe—He was born m London , „ - . V« .
1^ , ~ ll L me the welkm rmg, npon his canine antago-
—at fifteen, he went to Germany, where he r"6 , ^ , I , , .„
' nist, and oft despatches the dog; or at an. ill-
'fiiRSPECTFUgtriWoHrilhar-aift
•^- ^ends aild tbe publio'tbntpbn will biivn tier mStr openIng-Dr.Wif-NTEJR;MXLLI NXEYbnJwaBw, WKDNP-^DAVthoCOtb of OCTODE*. ' • '-¦ - ¦¦
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Doetior of Memcine!, Surgety'&lfidwifery,
:¦: OftbeUniTetsItyofHe]ddtflbcrg,IntbeGrsnd_ -¦ ¦ ¦ Rucby of Bnden, ,
RESPECTFULLYoffdrg his professional' ser¬ viees In the nboTebrancbeii to tlw tiiibli«. \Vest Cbesnut St., Srd Stiuuro lieloT tbe .Museum. Oct 3D—Jm-jS] Lancaster.
Tlie Uiiion caimot be Disflolve4.
Not ouly tbo inilon of tbt- Statea, but the.LAXDISVIM.K UNION of lbe old c^'tabli'iUod STOUE aud I'OST , . OKFICK rannot bi' dlisoiTod. ''PIIE undersigned having lately received u •*- ftoidi aupply of his former stock ot t-hoire
-DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &r., at tbc '^fjiudi.sville DL'pot," iu l.ancn3tflr couuty, Px, wbicb he offeifS nt low priee;, riini;lng from 7 to 10 ctruti
tier pound for Sugar; t'olTtJC tmm 10 to M cp.ntn; n- fresb utoC Table .and UakinK MoWiSM. muRiiig from ii},lO l'l oentH per .lUarl.' FTiT.b Jlarlcerel (ISMt) 'at rejisonoble price.'!. AIbo pupprlloe Salt. A good asAortinvnt of yucens. Class k Crockery irure, l£avdware,.Nnil3.i;c. Aluo Patent JfetliciiiM.. BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Oonsisting of Scbool llookfi. IliUcf, Te'itauieut.';. S:C.— AVluebrcnuer's Sfrien of hoolid—\"wv,- of tbe Obuteli of God, Revival Hymn 'Bool:^, 'I'rcfttine ou "UeKeueration, Serinon on L'liriptl.in Uapllsui. lleforeucc anti Prououn- ciii^'J'e.stauieuts. &c.
Ury Ooodd in aliiiudauce. tofj.-lbi^r witb bnmlred-ibl notioDfi of varioua liiudu, wbich be wjll dispoHi-- of for Casb.or exrbauge witli lil.i couuiry iVi.*ndii for I'niduce at uurjtet pricpa. JOH.N' *". LANDIS. Merchant.
N. B, The subsftnber fiUll carrlei on at iho Old Stand th'^'fODibBtfiue I.t'tterinKOr KngraT]ui;)iu.iin(t.M. '
•jeaff".'Vlso, fot &i\k'.a Surypyo^¦:*ComJ>I»^ft -and riiain — lbi,-CooipBB3 ifl euflo.'t-a inu i{"Od bos—whicb will be di-'po^pd of in rMSonable tirms for eisb,
Oct 20 31-48)
For tbe Kjcamlner k Herald.
Keiuinisceuses of the West,
. No, 1.
SA.itu£L Li.sT£R, a Lnndonlan, and the writer, on a fine autumn afternoon, met casually in the vicinity of Birmingham, each making col- leciicns in enrich a mineral cabinet—sans cer- emonie an acquaintance was formed, which continued for some lime. On one occasion, he inquired of me, in my vernacular: Gielts'auch icold Lustbarieilen hier? This interrogatory led me to eiiqulre somewhat minutely into his history. His life was a series of ndventnroiis incidents, embracing largely of reverses.
Briefly to sum up the prominent points of so
r ,;-WDpj>|VABi>.&.|i:iyitEa, ~..
FmG^.$ldrr..|^'St6ne Hanwctaiefa,
Corner of" (lefinai^Ofan Road and 'JNeiti Mariet i'. '^Strtet}ahiivsLd'HrtV,PhUdd^pkia-.-' ¦ -' TTRENCR BURE MlLti;8TO^fteSof'avery
flupDrlorqualltyysiajrhfaetarpdof tbo.bastltaporled | Burr HIockA, als^ys Kept oa.hahQor made, to,or der. .'Abo, ni!W ImprtTTed (fnHt rroEt-TJytJ wllh' Jlyiie arid I)ri- Tft-attat^u'd.' J^Gipcovt^l ^urr .HJlIt Stoues, witb Coit i frbnluick, OoeilIcoMni8toric3. AlIll Iron.?.' Caat Iron I Hcir-^ilIlnB Mill Bnih; with' BmSB'compoHttion Boroit, FU-! perior to uny oilier uowiniiHc.,. Tortable Burr Mills, for i water; etcam or horse powerJuiade'df thb beat iuoterial.i. Smut Jlachtaes, rheap-aud warranted.'-Improved,Old Anchor Bolting Cloth direct from the manufacturera. - I'hlladfliiblg. Oct 3f>' ¦ ¦ . ¦ , : .I'm-lfi t
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1 Xi4.MES WlliXIS'
WhoSesate JFashitmtOiie
' BOOT & SHOE .WAREHOUSE
! No.-O North Mh Street, hetween Mariet a?ul I ' Areh Streets, Philadelphia,
WHKRE is oonstantly on hand and for aale. . tvory variety of-Lodic^. Mi.fsesand Cbildr':n'.';
t. BOOTS AND SHOES,
^"^^^5f??;:?:?H--»»"-l BOLTING ^CLOTHS,
i BURR BLOCKS,
! I.ypORTED AND FOR SALE DV
FUY&JIITTER,
No. 58. North Third Stree
POR THIS FALL TR.A.DE
JUST received and Cor sale— T3 hbd.i.'yine Maysrille Rapppe 't'ohncpi'. -¦ M , ds> do Marvland do do
41 iio .16' Keniucky' do du
4ti lialns Kine Cub* Wrapper.^ nnd Kilt'M-i, •Jl do lio. I'nrtoHlco do 'lo
Agood lot of-Florida and Seed Lp«f Tobiicc.i
. USTOt' CUEWINO TOBAOCU. Z'Z boxe.4 Janie-iirnnry Grant. Jnue.i Sc Son^
No. lj'4 i.umi>. .I'lr): auil verj-
To Lancaflter Coimty Merchants and! Dealers Generally. . 1
Jy. W.-GliENN.,&-:l50N, ¦- A'*.. 20 SOUTH FOURTH St., Iftween Mar-
Island Chesnut.st 3.,Vf}pttr side.
Are now receiving lheir jail supply of
FAN'CV GOODS, PERFU.MKUY.TOi|tES-ARTf- CLF.3, FANCV. CHINA and GLASS. FANCV STA . TION EilV,&c.,wblclihavebeenaelected during tbe past fiUDiner Ay (ft< J'rojiy»<tovs fn Ppr>on,from' IbP largest mauulacturiea la KuRlaod, KcJiure,,Germauy' aud Bol- giUni, and will be sold for easU or apprOTed' credit, at lhu rery lowest prices. . Snuh astock-of good.^ in tbeir line baj seldom bi>en itnporttid Into tho United Statei, and dealers will ilnd'it mueh to ibeir odvantage to i-x.- aoiinpthe aASortihent. Amna£. the articles are tbe f.^l- lowlng:
Genuine fluffalo Twist aoJ Dressing rciul.:]. (.neu
d.. 0. I.ANDIS.
PBOTECTION AGAmST FIRE!
"PRO BONO PTTBLTCO." TUST received al KLIN K'S ; Hardware
*^ btorchPlwecn Micbacrfl and Kanffowu*i!bnti-l«, a Cne as.iortnicnt of the OHIO AIINKRAX;i'AiNT.— This paint auswera all tli.^ purposei of ordinary point. Is mora dorabln. and both riv.r. and waixb pRoor, It hecomps hardened by exp03Urc,to,lhe consistency of Plate, and amid Hood and tiamc remaina uuchauged. STOVKS, STOVES..
Stovci ol every variety and de;!gn.4^pt' Parlor-and
Diulntf Hoom, or Kitchen ui'e, comprislog the Ben
Franklin, Jenny Llnd. Hi»rp Ease. Davis' Coal Burner
ICevstone.ConeslogoCool:, and new Btyle Radiatots.
PLAN'ES, PLA.V>:S,,
Now opening a splendid lot of Bench and ]\Ioulding Planes, wblch win be cold cheaper than ever; together with buUding Jlardwarp. Tools, GlaK Ged«.\Vore, ¦Vamisb.Oils, &c..and oU other l:ina«<.of Hardware.— Callat KLl.XE'^ IIARDU'AHK STORE.
OPt SO—tf-481 N. Queen Street, LancT.
fltjlpfi Port Moanalej forOontle-
mcu and Lndies. . rard. Cases' und Sonvrihlr.*: F'rench Gilt Jewflai-y,. Shaving iMlrror,",. Dress Paris in gi-eat variof y. French snd KngiUsh Tootb
Brn.'ih.is, French und English Ilalr
Brushts, French and English Nail
andCombBm^ie.-t, Purse and Bead Bag; Smelling undTcllet Bottle* Belt Glides and Bucklps. Cbtis iMen and Dominoes. Fine Cutlery. Thermometers.
Fine Tooth Comb.'. Motto 3eabi and ^VafL-r^ Fancy Stationery.- Rnscrs and Strop.-t. Ladies ('otnpanious. Fancy French nud Dr<'sdfn -¦ Cltina. Bobcmiftu and Freuch Fun
eyttbiBH;- Berltu Icon Clocid?. Cut Glass Pungeui;- fortable-Ucsl^a. Dressinc Caees. Spft Boxesi&c. Faricy-Boies in variety. Confectloner'fi I.ab«l->. Perfumery Labels. Frtinch, English and other
Perfumery tud Soaps. Glove aud Shawl Boies. I Lamp Shades, kc kc
spent time lo acquire thc language of the coun¬ try—resided three years in Italy; two pn the western coniinent; five in India—and here lo seek his fortune, * where she oft plays them a freak, who woo her there.'
In '29, it was I met Ium for the first time, ihree thousand miles from home. Pleasant days we spent together. His last words, at our separation : Werihtester Preund, obschou drei Tausend Meile I'on House, ihnen wiiensche ich; ein I^ebewohl, are still fresh in memory. The next day I took passage in a westward-bound steamer. Had Lister been with me onthe fol¬ lowing 25th of Decemher, to witness a rare spectacle, he would have exclaimed: Grobe Lustbarlciten! On that day, I was in a strange place, emid strangers; of the few recognized there, one familiar face, is occasionally seen, in yonr city, Mr. Editor. Thousands have lately seen lhe individual. Bnt, not lo keep the reader in 8usi>cnse beyond endurance, touch¬ ing Remmiscenses of the West. It is impossi¬ ble to aniicipate fully, and to satisfactorily an¬ swer, all the questions ihat might be started, by the inquisitive. Many indeed would be sug¬ gested ; but to guard measurably against ir¬ relevant ones, aa to the whereahouta, as well as the real occurrence of so rare a spectacle, let lhe subject bo announced: Bull anj> Bear Baitihg. The loheii is already stated; the place where it occurred, the close reader may readily conjecture, from a description of the people : ' They have a delightful frankness of hospitality > which renders a sojourn among tbem exceedingly pleasant to a stranger. Their lan¬ guage, the very amusing dialect bf the people— lheir opinions and modes of ihinking, from va¬ rious circumstances, have been extensively communicated and Impressed npon the general character of the. mass. Their bravery haa been evinced in the field and the forest. Their en¬ thusiasm of fhnracter U ohservabliiby lhe atdor | , in which all classes of people express them¬ selves, In reference to their favorite views and ; I opinions. AU their failings teiul to eaitremes, to a fttnlt! Tt is not aUogeilier in bur¬ lesque, that they are described ns iioasiful, nnd anciistomed to assume to themselves the jtrlde of having the Ileetp.it horses, the finesi o.ten, the truest guns, tho hand?oinest wives, ihe prettiest daughters, the greatest statesmen, ihe most undaunted warriors—ami, the best coun¬ try in all llie world. Wlierever one of these travel?, he earnesiiy and ofl'ectionately reealls to mind his e.xiended plaitis and hills—-his thoughis as incessantly turn towards home, as those of the Swiss. He Invokes the genius of his country hi trials and troubles', In danger and solitude. It is to hlin the home of plenty; and of every thing worlhy of human desire. No couniry, as It seems to him, will hear a (!om- parison with his country—no people with hia people. The English, it Is said, go imo banlc with a song about roast beef in their mouths.— When one of these—all who know lhem hear witness—encouniers ihe perils of battle, or is surrounded by imminent danger, nay, even ; when on board of a foundering vesael, his last I exclamation is.: Hurrah for old ¦ • • •
The Poot-PrlntB of the Creator, Py HUGH MILLER, with a ME.-rtoiR of
THE AiJTiioB, by Loui* AgasBia. " Amost able and irrefntable reply to tht? vostiec? of Orantion." For Balo at JL'DD 5; MURRAVS. Oct 30 ¦ a--!^
fated moment, is himself seized at the nose, by the courageous little animal, whose Arcn hold extorts painfnl bellowing, rending the air. The poor brutes, in the hard struggle for the maste¬ ry, exhaust all their energies, UU the combat proves faial to one or the other. The exasper¬ ated dog loses his hold—now, wo to him, ten chances to one, he is eviscerated In the presence of a thousand seemingly unpitying spectators. Horrid amusement, that ends in cruel death !
The speciatorii conformably to the right of purchase, in advancing the stipulated sum for admission, not wholly satisfied wilh the bloody contest, call for another fight, which is readily granted.- A similar scene is gone through to glut lhe never-satisfied ayoe of the lovers of this genleel diversion ! To afibrd a variety- far tasiea differ in such a crowd—a bear with a *' sore head"' is introdut^, whose growling easily attracts the attention of the baiting raas- lifi"; and, as he falls foul of bruin, there is, 1 admit, apparently some amusement afforded in seeing tbe aggressor having his head, by wel^ direcied blowa from lbe rugged paws of the bear, straightened; and by way of exhibiting some squeezing afi"eclion, he is closely hugged, till a leash of dogs is let loose upon poor bruin —and he is now obliged to yield in the un- eqnally banded conflict. An unfair deal.
Strong as my nerves naturally are, to witness such a sight, cauaed a shudder. I felt no small degree of mortification to have been carried with the moving crowd to the place of amuse¬ ment. A kind of disappointment, as I plainly perceived from the conmenances of hundreds' was felt, as ihey retired from the Bnll and BearBaits,\n OLD KENTUCKY.
Note Paper and Envelopes, A very extensive and varied assorimenl,
at low prices. Ai-so, FRENCH PES MAKF.RS. a very superior ar¬ ticle, at JUDPi; MUilBAY'S Oct 30 21-4*
Patent Portable Grln<tlns and BoUin? mill.
TTAVING purchased the entire patent'
-*-*-rightof the UnitedStates fur JAMES .U.CL.AItK'S PATENT COMBIND GKINDLXG or .MERCHANT MILL, and now belngprepfireil toficU r ounty and State Rights. likewi-SB the Mill fit up for use. / take thi.s method iaf informing the public that I.am able to offer lbe greatest iuTentiou ofthe Kgv. and ouo which Iti snre to meet with euccess. an.l whrdi will be the mcan.i ofmaking every person purcbaping County and Sttiti- Righta rcaliJie a haudsome fortnoe. This .Mill i.i per¬ fectly portable, and only occupies a space of four fett. threo inches square when in opcrntion, and Is eapnblt' of griuding and bolting from five to teu burtln^lft ol wheat per hour; can be projiplled with Irom a one horoe powur, up toany pgwer at-alrod. OU auU fee It lu Op ration at Messrs. Prime fc Culrftocli'.i, in Dulie Street, Lancaster, P.i. I. furtbor. havo tbp right of J,-V.MES Al. CLARK'S SM CT .MACHINE, and the Machines! for talcharius purcb.iFcd It oi B. Snavely, .K\\ letters, po.-«l'paid. \7ill bo au.'iWL-ri.'d promptly, OetSO—4t-lSj TIIU.MAS M. CLARK-
AUo, Paintings on Canvass, Glass and Copper, hand¬ somely framed; ongravioftB, lu great yariety. The Genuine Farina Cologne "Water. !tc. . Oct SO ; Gim-48
BoolH7^»^boes and Straw Cloods.
Mackey, Hutchinson & Shepherd,
\vHOLl-:SALKDt:ALt:KS IN
POOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, CAPS, Pai.si-
-*-* LEAr HATS, ^c. kc. No. flS} North THIKD St.^ above Arch. Relagmauufaclunirsof all kindsof Sra j.w Goons, EUch tut Florence Braid, China PearL kc. IVe can offer Inducements to country buyers, which will repay their tronlde of an eianunation of our stock. IViVl. P, MACKEY. M..P. HUTCHINSON, OctSO—lyiS] GEO. P. SHEPHERD.
:;G d« C. Brnci ,sweet, ¦ IT do C. M. t^elen'rt do S's do sweet. 10 tolb.
L'l do It, Vaucey's do .I'.n do very line i]iiftliiy
'Jl do T: II. Daulel'fl S's do lO to the lb.
l.'i dn 1', Kobiniion's 0"3 du bi'.'*t .i«!ility.
lu' do Plain (Javeudiyh ' do do
If. du I'rlncuillarwood'rtii's and C". luiiiii. do-
l.'i do John Eridfr-"3 Fine Twi-'t, d- du.
•2.0 do Lottler'fl No. 1 C',i and O'a Fl" J, dn d-. LLST OF CIGARS. - 4i).tKrO Largi.* Florida and China Rcgalixi,
4U,00a iMedium do do . do
lS7,00i> LaNormft Sixefll.a Napol.>on, Victuria iii ". . ¦ ' . Kc-iCiuslco Brand.-!.
50,C00 Havana, variotis lirftn.ls.iliiiiOTlcil and dom'
100 000 Spanish Sixi-n Uigar.-i, very ohl. lOOiOOO Half Spnnldi dn do dn
lUOiOOO O'onitnon ilf> ¦ do do
" A' large stoct of all kinds of Soudd iu l.airrl.-, kei«! and bbtiJe.", packed in thc IieMt manrr. togcthor with a general a,"!aortment of Smoking Tobaci). PljieJ, I'ipu Headi and Stem.". i:c..&c . AR of which will Ii« Kold yery cheap for ca."h, or ou reaBonalile teruis for good paper. .\ll dealers In the aboT« arliclM would Aud it mnoh to their advantage lo oall on me. or fi'Ud mi« | thoir orderii to my ¦\\'holei>alc Hoihp.s. iilfl N. SKOU.N" U ; Ht.. 4 door.inljbve Callowhlll. or .'il Mouth SKCOND .-i.. ' 1 dour above Ob'caout at., Pliila.
Oct 2--.^m-Wl. W.M. .S-.lJODb/NS. Proprietor
Husband's Calcined Magneaia
Isthe ONLV MXr.NEsiA. for-which premiums bavebt^en awarded by thu .\mi'ricauand tranklTuiu- stltutes. and i:* n-i-ooinieuib'd l<y muny nf llii.> ninnl i-uii- netil Profrspor." :ind Pby.-iiciLin.i in- Pbil^d>'lpliiii and cl-.'wlitiv, ;v3 Iwin^ fully I'ipial lit ihu U''ii"'""' il'Miij's Mugue.:!.!. ,it liall'llie prict;. It Ih clear of uoplfji^anl ta.at(-,roughn'>S3 or ^rlttinoRti to tlu' toucli tir [mUti-, aud i.^ihr.-c tiirii'S the .->tr.-'ntrili r-f the common Cilcin*;!! MagucaiH. ForKdcby tli*- iJruj;gi.st:i generally,undufo liy ihp manufactur.T. TUUilAS J. IIUSU.^ND.
Oct. 9-3m^5| N. %V, cornerofThird k SpruoeSt.i,
1 hare uaed the Jlaijnp.-iia pieiiared by Mr. 'i'hom;is .1 Hiuband. and c.'.oflider it iuevcry re.ipect i-qual U< that prepKreil by the M.-ssrs. Ilenrvof .Miinclinsti-r.
Phila. 13«. " U-. M-. CEltlUBD.
Physicir.n lo I'i-ona. llor-pitul.
I haro examined a bottle of the Calrlned Mugneslii prepared by ThomaB J. Hu;b:ind.andrri'ard Una au ex¬ cellent Iirticle. ¦ R. M. HUJJTON, M. D. Pbil;i.l&W. Prof.MaterinMvaii-aLtiJ.iiI.JI^d.CoUeg*'
(THIRD DOOH AJIOVF. AnCII, WKST HIDK,)
PIIILADELPinA.
which In point of beaiity and duraJMIity nr.i not ; pa9(=ed ia tho I'nitad Stiite?. , ,.„ ,,„ >f i„ , i-ni-ii -,1 1 f ii l>cnlers arc mo.^t rcipccifully inviled to c»U at thiJ
I.otinlry ^Merchanta nnd Millera wdl alwaya find ' K.stabl lab meut and examine the stoel: before purcba-i- a full ai<Hortuienl of DLU ANGUOK. and other i ina tlscwboru.
jitiimp? of UOLTING CLOTHS, which will he for- The Etrongo.-^t indunemeut.^ .ire offered to tIio'><; who warded when ordered lo any part of tho United puf'^'^^P f''^ *''\SH,
States. Tho cloth-j sold by ua aro worranted to ¦^- ^- All thcgoo.i.^nt thi.-* fstablishmcnt an; manu- ; givo onllre gati.«faction, and are -oM cheap for ca.-ih ' ''''cturpd by tbo proprietor. whD employ,-* nonu but tbe ; or oity :iecopinnco. [Aup 'd^ly-'^ ! ^'^'^ cliy workmeu^^ [^,-,pt n-6m-4l
[Aup2S~iy-ait
\ I^anip.s! I^amps!! liamps ! *! ,„Y i W^^- ^^- WITCHEL, No. 805 North 8th St., ^
1 ' ' I'hi l.'ul--Iphia, manufactur er nud dealer in Ihi; ouly
¦^. I geuuiue tturniufi Fluid and Oampllluc. Lamps of evfry
" j d.:Hcriptit>n - for. hurning thc sanie, together with Lard,
¦ Fluid, and Camphtm' Lampi of more ihan 000 diffi-rcnt
pattprus. Chandeliwrs. Caiidchibriw. Boquet Holderp.
ifall LauteriH. SlLidei.lV'irk and other anitlvfi comn-c-
ted with the bu.'.ines.'J iu ;;reat tarirty.
Dealers iu tlie nliove arii<;le.-i, will find it to tlieir ad- vantaKfi to call hi-fore purrli:i>ins elsewhere. __Migu,'5t-'i .'Iui-a9
carpets; carpets:!
C'ltij Carpet Depot, No. rJ3 North 2nd Street,
iipposilr Christ'.i Ch arch, Philailelphia. Q 0. FOULK, respectfully informs the res-
0» Idcnt-iof LaiiL-asl.cuudmljaepntCfaunlk-a, that ho | ¦ uow recfiving bLf full stock of CAUI'KTS. comi'rishiic;
11 the inwe.;t dcsigu.4 and richi'^t colors.
Al-io. Oil Cloths of every width and ijuality.
IVindoft'Shftdii.iof every Btyle, witha full aw-orlmeut of every ile.seription of iro.-)<hi appertaining to the bii-i- necrf. luiporl^d and M.inutaeiiired expressly l\>r Ihi.s i'.»tiibrm1uui<ut. and of w.'iriauted muterial.t. aud will bo jfoldilK elii'!ii» if iii.l elieapiT thnu.it auy other hlor.- in tbe city, tlall aud examiue beiore buylujj,
AugUHtSS ly-P.9
Old Bstabliahed Itooking Glaas "Ware- House, JOS. S. WATT'S
No. Isa CHESNUT Street, betmeen Seventh
and Eighth Sts,,
[opposite the sij'ostc halt,]
npHE superior and extensive assortment of-
¦^ fared for Eale comprises every .variety of FBENi;H MIRROKS. recently framed in' tbo most fasblonald* anil elegant style, for
MANTELS, "WALLS on PIERS, and are offered for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Also. PLATE GLASS for Store fronta, Windows, (^asca. &:c., &c., of all size.'? and qu.iUlIefi, by the single plate or quantity, at tbe lowest Importation prices.
octr,o ^: - era-48
Eslray.
STRAYED '.iway from the premises of the subscrihvr. about three weeks ago. in Salisbury twp., Lancaster CO., a KED and WHITE SPOTTED STEEK. about 2) years old. nnd of fine proportions. Any per¬ son giving ffuch informatiou as will l«;ad to his rccorcry, shidl bc rewarded for his trouble. Oat 16--4t-40] DANIEL DT^SLINOER.
ATTOBNEY AT. LAW.
O/fiee iti East Hing StrfJt»..n^OTlv-oppn.site th.
Aprn 2-1. ISM,- tf 21
K E .M 0 V A L.
SIMON STEVENS, ATTORNEY AT ILAW,
Jind Coinrnissionei' of Deeds for AUiryland,
HAS removed from tho office of the Hon, Tn ionni.'a flTr.vr.Ns, to tbeotHee recently oeenpied bv Alderman Reigart, three doora below Wright".-' Iio¬ tel, Soutli Queen Street, Lan. [-'niy .ll-.'Im-;*.:',
^y 11.lTam"w^jFit^ehit.i.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, O^cJ vith Reah Frazer, K.^.p, Wf.it Kini: St., ¦next door ii-est of Reed's tavern. I,:iurar.tt-r Jau c if C
Br. Myer^s Worm Tea,
IS ONE ofthe beBt, wiosi effectual,tind cheapest prwparaliom! ever compounded for thc destruclion of M'onMs. It is entirely VEGETABLE, and when made Kccotding to tbe direction, is a pleoEant, safe aud speedy remedy.
This VERMIFUGE nocdj no puffing, a.i Its roputa- lion as one of tho best and cheapest IVOILM -MEDI¬ CINES now before the public, is well cstabli-^bed rttr- cver it bai becomo knnwn.
Dr. MYEIt'S WOR.M TEA is manufactured only by Dr. R.\Wi,i^3 audiajold Whole-iale and Retail at hia Medical Hail. North Quecn St.. Lancaster, and nt his Whole.'irile arid Ktlail Dni.T & Chemical Store. CarliEk'. Pu., and by Drnggists and Storekeeper.'! generally,
fl®-S.itiRr«ction i^i^UfiKinieed or the monny rufuDdcd.
N. B None "enuiiie without tin; ."ignature ot the Proprietor, i.^V. R.VWLINS.
April 10 ^ ]y-
Barry's Tricoplierous
IS acknowledged by hnndredsi-vrho nse it OtiUy, .:i<rhb.the be.-it artirle yet discovwad for preventing th'^hrttr from U'comlhg prvuutuwJyjErey.'. it li »!!¦'> 1 rtri ticellrrit renfeUVTof tiiiVrtivf-nlton of llaldpxiEi; ind I for re.storin^^ hair Iliiif- Iia-i fallen olT, It is nnequalled : t.y any other prepararli>n now jn i|<"e. Earh !*ltlu is ; ai-companied by a trcati.-e tu lhe Imir, wilh rouiMrk:? relative to the irealmeut of ChUJiem^ hair, which aloue i^ worth double the price of Ihc- articU'. This in¬ valuable prejar^liou should lii* lu the hnnii* of every man. Uoman and child, ill tliu land. iTi.-e 'J.'. cH ptr boillc. r'i.r;iile in i.nnirii-tor 1>y
WM ii. BAKER, iimj;pi''t. f'etiire Square, ."ppt IS- -til S'-l'' Agent i'..r the Proprietor.
Fancy Goods, Stationery, Fer- , fUmcry, ToySj ,
rjONSISTING of Papier Mache Desks,
^^Albums, Port KoIIob. Ink Stands.'&c., Terra Cotta V'asen, Colognesi .Match Safcn. B.-u<ket3 nod Candl«- £ticl:s. Chin.", nnd Bohcmiau OUna Yaneti, hOS-Oi, Ink¬ stands and Candlesticks, Mahogany. Rose and Satin Wobdd Portable Diisks, Work and Kancy Bo:tea( varlon,^ ntylea; Stationery, Porfumcry, Berlin Iron Chaiui. Watch. Segar and .Match Stand.-i. Caudle.'<llcl:s and Toilet'Olasses,'together witb a Urge and splendid a.isortment of the most beautifnl Toys that can he I'uund in the city. For I'alc at
t:. MOORE'S Fancy Store, 30fl Clic.-'nut Street.nbove Uth. Phlla. N. B.—Professor A C, Barrya'celebrated Tricopher- ous, for sale hy single bottle or doEOo. [Oct ^O-^m-lg
""rHE ONLY SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES
-*¦ UNDER EMINENT MKDICAL PATRONAGE.- This inventiou i'i used with the greatest success by I'byvicians and Ladies In all parts of the U, Stat*,', being universally preferred over all other iuventions for lhu asfisLincu and bcuiHt, vahv, comfort ftnd relief it affords,: Having boeu now fifteen years In .use in Philadelphi.-i, wbcr« they were fir«t luTcntcd. by Mn-'. Bett-t. for thc entire purpose of relieving the sutfcrings" of iHdios, wiihout haTing recourse to tho metallic prtss- suru, they bavu rc-cciTcd. by an extensive Role.the most convincing attestation of their value, and thc estluia- liou in whicb they are held by the Medical profession.
Ladles will plex-ic call on Mra. Bkttb, N. E. corncrof Eleventh and "Walnut streeta, Philadelphia to avoid counterfeits. JAMES DETTS.
Oct. 30 3m-481 Wholesale Agent, us above
To the Ladies who Visit Piiiladelphia.
G» RAND OPENING of the new and elegant f Ladic-.aDd E.-imilicsTALBOTVPE and DAGUEU- RKDTVPE E3TABLIS1I.MENT, at -JlO CHESNUT ST.. between Stii and 9th pis., over Karle" i uud t'-vaua' Ktorcs. W. k F. LANGENHEl-M. Proprietor:^.
The Kub.=5orlbers have ureal plea.-iure in annouucing to the Ladies of Philadelphia in particular, and to the pah- lie in generaL that tbe preparatlouP for their uow und elegant establlBhment, arranged cipre!i.sly for the great¬ er convenioncc of Ladie3 and Familieo, nre completed, anfl tlmt the cslablisliiuc-(it oiicned on MONDAV, Sl'P- TE.UBER 9th.
Tbc 3ubacriberr,ilatttr,lfacm.«elveEi that tbey have done everything in their power to makt it the mo«t couveni- eut place of the kind for Ladiea nnd Fomilies. and that the vstablLibmeut will continuD lo be supported hy the patronage of the Ladies, which they alwaya enjoyed.
Nothing has been epared in the utw arrangment to produce themost i)crfe.:t pieturcE in eyery respect, and to suit all tastes.
TALBOTVPr: Pohtbaits will be taken from lifi* of the us¬ ual miniature size. Me Cabinet cite, so tcell adapted far Ladies'' Portraits nml aUo of th<' atti'vi. hXic oV like. whieh ha.' uever been accDmpli.'hed liefurc by any other artlit,
Mr. 0. T. Eddv bas taken rocms in connertlon with the estabiiabment, by whom Talbotypc Portr-iita and Miniatures of all aizeti will !>.> painted, in the most mas¬ terly manner. Talbotype Portraits from Old Dagncr- reotypes can he procured in .ill thc different Eiics. thn.-- iiffordlng a de.sirable opportunity loiirocuri: life-liko por¬ traits of deceased perEOn."-
DAGUKaHKoTvpr. pomB.>,ir.i from lhe sise for tbe .¦¦mall- <-st finger ring or locket- up to the very hirgeat pize.-*. as riMiLT c.TioMvi of Ruy nuuiber of i.eniou.''. arc I:iken lu that mar-terly munner which haS for tliTsln-t ten year-. distinguished the Daguerreotypes taken by the subBcri- Ijer.
Thc Ladies in p.-irtirular, ami thc public in E;encral. are respectfully iuvited to visit the new efitablidhineut. :iud tu vsamiO" the merilD of lhe samu for them.'.elves.
Oct 9-ly-lJl W f^F. L.-iNqENHElM.
Sperm, Tanners' Lard & Whale Oil, &c. a OQ9 GALLONS Bleached Winter and KJ^j^^XJ Kail Sperm Oil. :M\?. gftlions UnblsacheJ Win*-.- and Fall Sperm Oil. 4.'J21 do Extra Bleached Solar Oil. .^,g9a do superior Elephant Oil. extra bleached, ' 8.2CO do bleached Winter and Fall Whale Oil. 13,(77 do Etralued N, W. cca^it and Polar WbaW Oil. 7'WIG, do Miners' Oil. vf ry clear and hand-.cme. 4 l)Or> dn boat quality Tanners" Oil. 6 Olo do superior Bank Oil, 2.000 do pure Straits or Cod Oil 6.000 do Common OIL for Ero8.«ln(j. .^368 do e.Ttra No.-1 Lnrd Oil, (Clnciunsii.) 2.000 do Lard OIL Xo. ii. liXt l-rises New Bedford Pperm Camlle.a, •UJO dll Adomantioc Candles. &3 d.l Pateiit Polished and Solar Candles. 7-J3 do Mould and Dip Candles, saaorlL-d •itci. ilflO do b«bt quaUty Yellow Soap. SCO do Euperior Brown Soap. 115 dn prime Castile Soap, All articles sold, not giving (stisfaetion. may he re¬ turned. . BOLDIN i, PKICK, 31 N. AVbarvc", third Store above Arch St., PhilB, An^uftfJl ym-liS
Groceries! Oroccrlej^!!
To thp .Merchants of Lanr.aK'rr Counlt/
REiVToVAL.
fPIIE auhscriher having lost hid plnce nf husl-
-*¦ ue.w by the lat^ flre, ban taken the store N. E. cor¬ ner of TiURD nad WOOD pU.'above VINE. No IS.'., whereho Inlenfls keeping an eMen'Iv-tock of GRO CERH:S, GU.-\N0, &c_. and will be happy tr. «ee hii ol.I customers and the publiit ;;i-uerally fepU—Iy-41[- JOHN S. V.ANSA.\T
PERDVUN AND PATAfJDI^IA flTANu.
iOE Mil.i:. IN HKi;i: OK .SM tl.l, .<liSlllli'5. ill
JOHN S. V.VNS.A.VT. Gror-.T No. 185. Xorth THIRD St.. eoruf-r<.i" Worm. I'l.U:, - ^f^PJL. -_ J V 11
JiVip Faii fiootl.s.
SOLOMON &"J]R0THE1L
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Laees, Embroideries, Ribbons,
GLOVES and PANCY DRY GOODH,
NO. r,, NORTII THIRD STREF.T,
VP STAIRfl,
PHILADKT.PHI.A.
(leorije F. Sfilouioii. / William A. Polomnn, i
N B. .Mtrehantfl and .Milliners, are r-'peotfuUy iv- que.'.ti'dto cJill and e.-caniin','our -i.tek before oia'kiu • tlicir selections elsewhere. [.^ept 11—Jl
HABRISON, BROTHERS & CO.
Manufacturing Chemists,
OFFICE-No. 43^ South Front Slrfrt,
PHILADELPHIA.
Lure I'aiU.r White Lead; Alum; trouiidand .i. Ci-y-Jsi.
PxtraCronn.l. Ko. 1 •¦ ' ¦
Ned Load; Uitbarg,.; Oranjje Minenii; White / -. thrown S -"=-^
(."opperas; I'yroli'jneou.': A.-'i.j; ncd Liquor, Irou LiqiiCT: Mariue Paint; .^letalUc firtr-l'roof t'J
BLAKE'S PATENT
t'ire and Weather Proof Paints
Bl.
To Carpeuters aad Builders.
iJUPERIOR Reveal Hinges from 75 cents to
*^ !pl.25per fet. Tho aubscviUer rtfipertfiilly iavilM the attention of Builders to bis new style REVEAL HINGES, au arlicle which is equal if not superior to any now in use. and which is made at less tbari half the coat of Hinge.:) now In use. W. A- BLACK, -No. ::C" .Market St.. belovf 10th. Philadelphia. July 31 ' '_ ly..^G
A CABD.
JflARTHV M. ROHBER.
DURVEVOR & CONVEyANGKR, Offico, O opposite .S'preeber'B Hotel, l-'o-^t KIuk Sirert, l.an- ca-idpr. Pa, SCRIVENING—Aflwrltlog Deedfl.'WIUs, Mortgapes,
RelcaHe.q, AccountH. Ar,, flhovtest notice.
reasouabic terms and llie C.March l.'My-l
j They are scions of a nohle stock. True to the
A ' Perfect ' Joke.—' What is the reason of j (Jnion ! a blow leaving a bUte mark after it V asked an iniiuiring young gentleman.
* It's eaaily accounted for,' answered a med¬
ical sindent, who was reading Bell's Life; for you know ihat blow in ihe perfect makes blew.'
An Irislunan, travelling in a street ihat was paved, was accosted by a dog with a threaten¬ ing growL The traveller atiempted to pull up ono oE the paving atones to throw at hira, but it was fast. ' Arrah/ said Paddy, * what a coun¬ try is this, where stones are tied and dogs let loose."
The young reader may noi so readily conjec¬ ture the whereabouts. To aid him, let him cast his eye on a western map, and notice a meandering stream, stealing down a sinuous course of two hnndred miles, where il debouches into iaie?//«tf«r, opposite the primitive Lo- santiville, and which divides two considerable towns on the joint banks of the confluent and recipient streams, just designated.
In lepairing to ihis plnce nt the lime, I raade ihis memorandum: *1 have, on other occa-
OFFICE FOR THE
Pnrcliase and Sale of R^al Esiate
>Ve8t Kln^ Street^ liancaster,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Oct 31—tf-48] . D. W. PATTKRSO.X.
DR. S, WEE.CHAWS,
OPPICB—In Kramph's-Building,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Orang^e and Kortb Queen «it8.,
LANC-ASTER. PA,
July -30 L^__ 3y,-3J
Prenoh Burr Mill Stones, Burr Blocks,
Bolting Cloths, &c. &c. A GREAT improvement in MiLf. Stones
l.y the use of Kendenho's Improved Ca^t Iron Eyo.
irith Balance Hyno and Driver eoaiplote- ivhich is biiill
Into the runner hr anew proccE) which makes thu Stone
perfectly true on tUe face and eaj^ily halanevd. und cHn
; ensily l:ept bO withoul Iho'troubleof i.tlUuEout irooM
• c.f re-lraming.
Superior qun\ity oF V.UItR BLOCKS—solid ei-ntre.'i h^d pnum-li irf-8 blo*-i;s*othe rtone. ^•^¦JIl¦^f iirtielej im¬ ported direct frr.ui Vmoce :.tid for f/d-- at :* ¦mull ad¬ vauce.
hul/i'lNG OLO'fHri of all ntinJ.rr ¦ cbeaii for eaih. l.y J. E. MITCHELL. -Vo. l\ OUI Vork Itoriit. iifiiv the Indian Pole, Oet r.0 -.: uilS] I'hils dol pbia.
Weddin§r Card.«t,
WEDDIN'G, VISITING, INVITATION and BUSINESS CARDS,
Engraved and Printed in the noateit an<l mcst fashion¬ able stylen. Wedding Envelope:;. Wafers. Cake Hoies. &c furnbh- ed at the lowest priijeH- W.M. 0, MASON,
40 (Jheanut street, ahoTC f:«;coud, Philadplphia. Bep 25 3m3 4
; Dry In ilirfl'. and Orounil in Oil in Kr.-^s CUur.tl.iTE 1
This Pilra ordi nary subptanr-c it f.nind iu Ohio, in :i Btralumef rock, on.ii.sin formati.jn. Wlitu taken iVoui lhcmine.it rpF^mbles in appearance the ihi.-^t indi^'i. nnd ha.1 about the con-i*teiH^y of cold iidlow: l,ut on .r [.osurcto the utmosyher.-. in a shorl tJLi.r iL turn; f. ^lite or BtOui".
It^ principal inETcdL^nt.^ .ire .--ill;';.), aliimniu. and pc-'' toxideof iron. wliii:h. ill the o[.itii'.u of f.in.tlli.- imn. .tatiifactorjly aci:ounU fut it.« Arc proof aaturi-.— iiie n, o JOHN ECKSTBINi \ fo""*^'" ¦'=i'bsianL-e.'i being Doo-couUurlovii. -.md th-' Litter
MARBLE and MAHOGANY Dealer, \TSlnd^u^n^°Z\^'^'f'^^^"-''^^^^^^^
UNION MILLS, RIDGE ROAD. y'V^^^^'S^S'^u.....,o^..., ^,,,., ^^h
Above Qresn Street, Philadelphia. (.i bru.^jh. the ¦:nme tt?. ordinary p;iint to wouii ir^<u tin,
ALWAYS on hand, Marble Mantels of every ='';^- "',P'^'»": PM'e»;- kc u h,.rdco.^ j:r.iUu.->iiv pricefroni tTJuOup tn ¦^300,00. T.-IBLE TOPi". """"* "¦" ¦"
HEAD STONES. TO.MBS. fce,. of,every Tariety. and Marblu Worl; uf .ivarv dt-Kcriptlon. doat! allhuahortejit notice. [July 31—ly
Storrs'.Hair Invlg^orator.
Au;ju.st 7
ARE hereby inlormed thatat Dr. RAWLINS' MEDICAL H.\LL, North Queen Street, near the the Uailroad, tbey can Jjc fupplied with Cod Livef Oil, Haating'ri Syrnp of Naphtha. frolVr-For .Mien's Bowel ^'omplaint Specific, Sejienc/.-s Piilmonh: S/rup. Worp- dell-ti Vegetable Kertorfltive 1'ill.a. Hariiorn Cvli-lir;tled Ra7or I'owder, "Wrighf,^ lndian^'Pt;etIlhle PilLi,Wel)b'.H Wa'hing Powder, ^ oune-^on'.s I'.xtract of Americau Oil. liniofii Indian I'ulmounrr Bal.'am aud Purifying Extract. HoljencaeA'a Worm Syrup. Town<;i'nd",sSar*a parilla, te .ar.MnnufaetiirerH 'nhule.'-aleprlee.-i for |f uiny 15 ti'-n2
J'lirilieil <'oil J^iver Oil.
A CURE for (..'oiisuiiiption. Scrofula, Hheii- tnaiifm. Asthma, Bconcliili>-.('uugU£, and all di* eaues of lbc. Chesi and Ijunj^s. E.\:lenBively nsed and reoomniended [lyiL.; most eminent physlciaiw of Ku- roiie and Aiiicri.J. .-^old U'linle-alc and retail at , Dr. RAWLI.VS' Aledi^al flail,
't N.niti ifiieeii .Street, Loiicatlrr.
seed III Iu MiiVrii.r to any Oilier
' Mary, shall v.-e take a " bus ?''
1 sions, viewed the^^ueen ciiy, from various nsked an ! P''''^^^* ''"*'» " ^ think, from favorable positions;
SsNSiBLE Girl.—A young lady says lb ey
may talk na much ua ttiey pleasa'aijotit ih-ft'vJr^ tue of ihia galvanic ring, bnt, for lier p?jt,-iUB beliBvea that llie^ wedding ring' ia the ^nibst pd- tftnteiirofdr thia'aches brail¦Jotin^'^jiai^s.'' ^
attentive bean of his sweeiheart, yesterday, on Baltimore street.
* Oh, no,* she answered, ^ we musn't do that in the street.'
Her beau tnrned away his head and whistled.
'What's the matter with yonr veal ?' said a nasal-voiced .Yankee, to a street butcber, the other morning;' what makes ic look so blue? Didn't liio, did it V
* No said tha other, * it didn't die ractly—it kind 0* gin out^'
The * man witb the ahirt collar ' has coma to an. oniimely end, according lo tho Milwaukie Adveriiser. Visiting that city, he indulged his collar in xoo much starch, and while turning a corner it cnt his throat.
A newly married couple, riding in a cariage, were ovierturned, whereufwn a bystander aaidii was^*a.'shot;kingsight.* 'Yes,* said the gen¬ tleman,' to see those just wedded/fl.V o»f so aoon.'
Doggerel is a name given lo a kind of poetry that can bo&st of nothing bnt rhyme. It js sup¬ posed to have.received this name in the days when doga wrote poetry.
A womari in Jersey, standing over thetwrpse of her hnsbahd, exclaimed, in an agony of atief, < It*H a pity,-he*s .dead, for his teeth are as good as they eveof were 1*
The ingenioa'3 Yankee who invented tbOiina- chino for miUang cows, has componnded.a plaster that d/.-awe knot-Tiblea oht of' barn-doors and sheep-aUeds.
BcQwnlorw of the Knoxville Whig aays he is for Clay Tor President, and if he should die^ ho would go for Ihe man whoZMt i<dhed%o\thUjn.
A writer in one of tbo Northern papers on school discipline aaya : = mhotit a liberal nse of the rod ic is irapossibte to make boya smari!'
¦' T^'^r '^^^'^.^^ «)WtraQ;Vrum6rhasbaeh pitted against the nian wbo., lived down a Blander. In our opinion it will be a draw game.
;Cali;o3.5prin>4ed-wiih caraway seed should be eaten ^suc^a as are harrassed with busineas. They may'Srive car« fltflay.
.IVii/is a. printer the raost aucceistnl lady's m^ -we have ? Because^ he' most' generally succeeds in ni^Ungahxm^iTMiSioTJ. ', ¦' t .
Why is/a < niaa .'ch»i|^ with a-crime like
Tlio.s. IV. & Tbeo. S. Evans, DENTISTS,
Soitth-East eorner of Orange and North Qiteen
Streets, Laneaster, Pa,
June 2a ly-M
types? Becauae he Ahould not be /oc't^/^f/^till
ithe,OTw(ffr.i*^w^^jjW'wrf-. ^ .',.',
:'. Why is irty:^W6l^iit]ike:it ihl'tf ? i-Bb&um it'
hns no scruples.
but from Newport and its purlieus, as one le- •edes from the river, on the road leading to Falmouth, ore has a charming prospect of the city. Here the observer is forcibly and im¬ pressively strnck; and, by the aid of some fancy, the prospect seems an Eden, sysiemaii- cally alndded with houses. The scenery is imposing—noihing m the west can surpass tho extended panoramic view.* But why, B:*// and Bear Bailing were in vogue here, I find no meinorandum^ The omission, if I heard the reason, to neglect a record, grieves me now. Memory serves me nol to recall the rea¬ son if I ever heard it. Hypothesis, based upon concomitants, must, therefore, after a lapse of more than,twenty years, be substiluted.
In Spain, the practice of Baiting, is of remote origin. It is an amusement which had heen practised in the olden times when a viotory had been gained over infidels, Wheiher the Bait¬ ing witnessed, took place on their account, those more conversant with these things, aa seems them good, may decide. A victory, it ia true, had been just then achieved. The po¬ lemic discussion between.Owen and Campbell, had taken place. Owen, it is acknowledged, was aorely beaten—so much ao, that maiiy "of bis followers abandoned ihe ntopian scheme of socialists. It was also when, the modest Fan¬ ny Wxightjhad closed her lectures onXtierfy, in the. Queen city. In tho old country, where cuaiotn has sanctioned this sort of sport, it is considered a tnost genteel diversion, and worthy of enjoyuient, 'on account of the variety of cas< nalities it brings, in its train.' Perhaps this view of il, commended the practice to a com¬ paratively new oonntry. To me, bowever, it aeenis to bave nothing in it to be called by the mildTiame of genteel diversion. To speak iho least unkindly^ bfit, it is a murderous practice,- with all its c^naltijes connpcted wjib it, from be^inning.toend. _
On tfaa day of this sport, hnndreds were seen in ateamboalsyigondolasj'nnd every imaginable variety of sraall-rcraft, exhibiling a Venetian scene',otoisingtheriver-^on eitherslde of ihe streaih,ci'bwds.from^every point of compaas, as .if-the world Was in ihotloh'j pressed'eagerly tpy^st^ -theiatena, wbioh was ;;a grtitesijide cit- cory^tuis.^ty'^uinatrnctedj'app^ an :dc-
teg«^; nMunii^^^
Dn Mt M* Moore & Son, Dentists,
¦DESPECTFULLY announce to their frienda
*^* and the"public generally, that thcy^Mmw^^ Btm continue to pmctfce DENTlfiTBY,^^^^^ In ilU lte varlouA branches. ~ . H
AttlfioUl,a;«eth Inserted, npon Pivot —
Plate or Attuoipberlc Pressure, from a singlo tootb to a full sot; coxloui and decayedTeetb rendered healthy andsouud'by tUltugr'; a'oa'Teeth extracted vrlttx one- half tbo psln generally experienced. .
Cbargea In all cases moderate.
iC?"Office—North Quean Street, half aquare from the Court House, and aiijolalng. Col. M&yer^s liardware Store.aud'ncarlyopposltoMra. Kauffman's Hotel.
Lancarter, April 34 tf-21
iS^Tiu.-;<i;i ;¦< ll
in liancaster Uily.
OLD DR. TO"\VNSEXD'.S S.VRSAPARILLA, nnd S. V. TOWNSEKD'S SARSAPARILLA, are both sold at Dr. K AW LINS' Mrdical Hull, N'lrih tiueen Pi.,Lflac3?ier nj*" Call ami iate yoiir rhoice.
THE LADIES
are particularly invited (o caii nnd e-camine the eiten- Kive assorimem of FANCV SOAPS aiui PERFU¬ MERY, nir "ale al Dr. RAWLIX-S- Medical Hail, Nortli C-iiiecn St., Lancaster. iLVThi- prinrs arc so lotv they^viU asiouijh yoii,
THE GENTLEfllEN • are reiiuesleil in rail aiJJr. RAWLINS' MeJicnl Hall, and hoy some of lu-*'Shaving Cream, Fancy'»5oapa, H.iir Uye, Cncbon Aromaiise, Esiracis. Colnsii*. i^- raaium, Beara Oil, Osmarrow, Hair, Shaving, Tootli and^'m! Bru-'hcs, Indellible InV. Siarch Pohsli, Raror Pqyrder, Tobacco aud Segars, ft?" Xo smoking pcrmined ai Medical llnll
i>lKlI HtonefHf Burr Blocks^ Smut itlaclitaesi, Bolting: Clotlis.
SA.ML'EL M. MFXVTCHV.S.
MILLWRIGHT and BURR MILL STONE
¦^'-^MANLTACTUREK,So..'-^6NarthKront.Htv<>ct.and CorniT of Front 311J M-niden .iirivets.!^tirthi'rnLili>TtiP3. Hiiladclphia.
I'rurr Milli^ir.nrs of ."inpcri'-r wr.i'l;m:iiL<'hip.m:til>^ from UI'W .stoi-k-.^rlfctr-l by an .\.j,'iii :it llic tiii.inifs in Fniucf'.anil iavrautfil. Cii.t h^ii r,_»r. liahnn-c Byne UUll Uriver complcti'.
Coc.Hli.o Jlill St.iu.v-. MiU Ii-our.. iu.l Sauit .M:n-l.ia<';-. fumi.'-bt'il.
Sole proprietor f.f Johnsou's highly Impiovftl oiut much .ipprovct I'atfut Smut and Scrfeniug -Machine — T'ortahlc Burr Milb, Cob Crn!>horp, & riaatf-r Brrakcrii.
Square Me.sbert Bolting GIoIIli. from the most approv¬ ed manui'Hetorin.f, always nu Itand, luado up anil [lui on to order.rhciip:iud w.irraniod; lioprovt'd M'-ilir Wbcel.J for vuiiuing iu ImH-I: wafer, fur F.ale; Improved St-lf-ad- ju..;tlnEMnjBn;«]i,Orpr9holumI Surfan' Wal'-r WIicpJ;'. putupouimprov*^d principU-a, ^O-acrond-baud .Mill Stones and othf r Marhiniry. I'atlrruG anil modt-ls made to .irdi-r. .eyOrJcrd froui any part of the c.iuntry fltrU'tly alt«od<'dt>'>. and priJiaptty iX.'iMdi'il.
I'hiladclphia. 0<i'-'iJ 2'oMS
jobnsxon:s
DJlGtIERRE&T.T^J3. MOOJfiS,
KRAMPH?a BUlLDIIiG,
Comer of North. Qaeen and Orange Streets, LANCASTER,
tpt S5 ' ¦ . . . ¦ . . ly.43.
PAINTING.
JOHN SOBIMER,
Sign, Coacb, and Omazaental Fainter, East Chesmtt Sireet, Laneaster, Pa.
N. B.—Honse.'Fiuntiiw-aQd Graining promptly execnted, ftt tne4o-n-est pri(^e3.
Lancarter, July a, 1850, ly-31
. SuceeesoTtti ff..C. Luehtr,
WHOLESALE and retail detiler in Leatlier, Morocco, Sbecp Sklub Ltists, Bhoein&bers* "Tool!, ShoeKindings.fto.,'4o , WeHKiiig 6t.,one'deor West of Sleinman'f Hardware St'oi-i, Lancaster City, Pa:
t^'-AU Orders promptly stteudei) to. Cash paid for Leather In thc Rough. ,-' . March 27 ¦ ly-19
Ellis & Bartrams' Clcth Store,
No, 14 North 2nd Street, (a few dnors helo'.o
Christ'ti Church) PHILADELPHIA. IVTERCirANTS, merchant Tnilora aud othera
-Lv-*- vieiiinc lh« city. deM^ninjj the purchase of floods, ean Sud at nnr estabUahioent .t rood asjiortment of Black, Blue, Brown, Oiivc, and. Giber colored BROAD CLOTH; aiao. Overcoat Cloths, Iilack Ca..iFinicreB and Doeskins, newc-«t styl(>^; Ca^3imcre.^, VcFlings, Satlnetta and Tailors' TrimminE3, to which we invito the atten¬ tion ofpurchasirrs. KLLIS k BARTRAM,
f Inih Dpalera, No. 1-1 .N'orth-nd Street. Octo 2m-45
Fancy Fay Storc,
THE .'tubseriber invites tlie public iu general tn coll and examine his Ihrjio .'tt.i.-J.: of FA>:i::\' KUR:;. con.";i:iioBOfFiti-h. Ston.-.Martin, Lynx. Vrpnch Sal.le and a.]nirrfl Muff?. Baas, fijr.riap .J.\ Al-^.t. Blafl.- nnd White WADDING by thebaic.
,\ B. Tbe highcstprict-.i paiaf.irShipping Fur?, such oa U.'d Fox, Cruy (¦*o\. Mini:. ILifcoon, .Mu'krat, kv. OKOBiiK K. M'Q.\III.\TH.Jaiporter&: Dealer. Ort 5—:<fl4il No. i:i North 1th <;t., rhilad.-lphia,
(JREAT REMOVAL. l voting
CLOCKS, watches; jewi:ley.I^- ^'--'"¦•^i
Silver aurt Plated Wiire, &,c. j I"'.";"'h."
WHOLK.?.M,i: .\ND JIKT.UL. " ¦• '
THE pnbpcriber hns removed hia store from .Nu. AVi Miirki't ytrr.-l. K. hir .-(¦li-udid iviablishmcut iVo. 103 Chestiiit Street, .tluve Third, iindiT thr yranklin ll'.u=.^. l'hiln.i;-li.lii.'i. wh.^re hc oiron! for .lali' a luo.si ."Ct'-u.-iv a^J^iirtni-'Ut of t^I.OCK.':. Jts. WATCHES, .)>:n KLllV. Sll,VLU. uu.l l'L-lTi:0 ^^ WAHK, it'-.-ai sui-li pi-ii-r,-: us i-aiiuut Jail to ^ive GiSA sali;:f;n;lii.i».nii'l tc which hf in\ il. -i t iii^ .t I H-nuon nf pur- chH.apr.'* oSMUiiuji tlipui ih!it cv.Ti-niti-'li- i-^ w*iin,i>Ti:n .\9in.fKvdiviiu. lli-iMn.-li .-(.u-i l-'iii [lart t.f a mil a^i- sortuii-nt of
isiAiX 311.1 SiUt-r Lvv. r W..i. h,,-
ilo d.l LViuup il.>
Sil?.-r Tahl.i aud T^:t S[">..u:.. llXiii-f.f. cl" I'V.-iy di-.^rriptiou. Miint.'l Oniaini'ui.=. I'aUi-v t;f.r.d:<. ki-..
LLWIS L.\IJOMUH. 4tS- W;iicli.-.«. Jfir.-lry, an.i tl..l>t r.u.- ;:.nit t.i all i-arti nf thc Uuiif-d ijiati-.^, I,y mail, ivilh pi-rtVil •'atVty.
*,¦ I am dftcrnuiiPd tu.'.-pll ui l.-;i prici-j than the.lame urtii-Ii'fl ar.' -ol.I in thi.^ciiy,
P. ^. I'ri'pcn*'thii adv.-itif.-.n.ni. aud tuM undi'\am- iai> the atock. _^^^__ ["ti-pl liO—;iui-j;;
npHE following testimonial is from Mr. M'Mn
-^ kin, editor of the Saturday Courier. After fcm.h vviJunce, comment unnocessary;
•• .S(urrt'_ Hnir lni:i^ai ator.~lt t'lvf.sua much pleas¬ ure, unsolicited, lo rvcord our tvnUmouy in favor wf the great pleasantnM.i acd entire efficacy of STOURS' (:Ht:.MlCAL HAIR INVHTOR.^TOR. On ri-corerinK from n recent ter^re attack of illnesa. we discovered lliat our usnnllr healthy and abundant crop ofhair "as rapidly falling off; and chancing to hayo on hnnd a uamplc of the nbove article, furniahed hy the manu- fictiirer manr months pr#Tiou.My, ire \xf.C!-l but a single bottle, as directed, aud found It to operate like a charm, in entirely checking tbe fdil,ond creating a neiv aud healthy aotion of the scalp ''
Pri'imrod oniy bv OEORGE F. STORRS, 1?S .MAR- SH.A.LL Street, and No. 1 LEDUJ-Ut BUILDING.
Ci.vno'i.—Askfor storrr' Chemical Hair Invigorator. and never let dcalcn perauade you to u?e any other bb a tiubstituttv Iti^'i 25 i;eat3. hvi-ge bottle?.
¦;^<if
ly-3e
Important to itJUllers.
JUST received at thc Bolting Cloth "Ware¬ house, No, l, NOKTH FIFTH atreei, Philadelphia. a large supply of BOLTING CLOTHS of the moat cel¬ ebrated brands. Thc aubscriber being sole a^ut for one of the larpc.^t manufacloiie?, ii prepared to offer gri-at induccmentf", and partlcnlarly to tho."o who pur- cliH.';*' by the fiuautity.
.All Cloths warninted. or ihe nioncv refundci.
tJKORGK WLSE, _AiP^'7—ly^"C[ ^.-\ Mllli'i of efl ypar.Q p.\p.?riL'ncf.
PAGE ij BROTHER,
Wholesale Dealcs and Importers in
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
comn,i tire prucf. It i-. p.-.iti.-ui.irlv ¦uiialjl.- f-'n bullUitiiTT!. neauiboat aud e^ir a<:c'lo'. rail ro...! \,t\'l^"-^i iVact-r, «;c. A roof coaUd wilh Ihi.j article ii r-iuat m one ofsiiiti!. at avast saving of vs pen *c. It makv-iithii an?t duruWe coverius for iron work fJtpo.'!Cd tn wei.tb«r; :iiid a,T it i.-i f.Uici'pliM.: of a l;i,ih poli-h. li:u. U---u \i-i-d \: great advnntajje by Coach and Cabiurt maki-r,--
lu ailditiou to the Black aud i-late. tho suljc-ciili. V3 InTe the Choc.iJate .ind Brown colors, n^ix-mMiuj:. iu .-ip- (.¦"arance. the Brown Stom-. now fo much :iilinirid I'-i" the cMeiior \-:iU.9 of buildin^.^. which may b>: vnricd iu shade, by tbc nddicion of white h:ad. to siUt tin- l;i';b; «.i' any hidhidiuit, Specimena may be »fen at the oifice r-f the ,:uiK.-rihor^.
HARRISON, BROS, i: CO.. Agf.nt?. Xo. 431 fa'outb Front Etreet. Phila. .ti.dfi.r:-:deLy
GEOKGE -M- STEIK:tfAS% Lanca.=tor, Pa. W- t .(. H. KEl-M k CO.. Readiug. Vj. .(OHN MARSHALL. West Cheetor. I'a. f--pt.ll -'_ 5m-41 _
J. & "W. JONES'
HILK, WOOLLEN AND COTTON
DVING ESTABLISHMENT,
iYo. 272 North Front Street, above CaUotcuiU Street, Philadelp/it'c,
Silk? .and Sotit .Mtrinne^. .Mous J.' Lf.;c, Ball ori-n.--i,
Crapt-J. I'cnrcf
lioEicrj.
iii (.-bou-.
Ar.-- dycjniid Oal-bf.l ina 'upf^i-iorroa^iU' lOtlifJd .^.f r.-JtoringoM and lai
.Vi-iiuO.^-^. lu Ih.ij- orii;taal fj>'auLv, haa lji(h>;iio rii S.-cn.ral •^nj-fn.-ljon.
Ladie.'i' and Gentlemen's Garments.
01" all di'.^.-rrii.tion.'. nre dyrd iIkt met l:i.-liiyij'il,I..-uud. p.i-uin-^.'nt ¦•olor.?. :iiid on ih.-' mosi rc;i;c-j::ihlo tiTup
Th.>y als.-. cli'nn,=.- Merino, l.'JsLm.-r.' nu.l Crapo SluiwU. i:(l..li;:ind i.i.iu.. Cuiers. Cai-p.-l^, Ku;'.-. ^e. Funsee Jilid Silk Drc';=.-s ro-dy.'d :ill col.T.r^i and wrtt.-i^'d lo !..o: iij:.;
Scrood ami Third sf.v, I'hiladclphia.—hav<> oon-' ,'!^'J ^";'"''"' '*'!'"'''''--l '¦'•''>'¦''' <'»^''- I'liiuttr on band a larfie and 'l^fcini.ble'a.'fBorlment ot I *'" '"' ^''P^ «ui.'ly, !i!i.t :iti..ji.l.^,l i.i y,
V&VTOS and "WOOLKN'tiOODi*. coubiBtlns cf ran-I ^'".i'.l} .
fd htyle.'i of L:i.l!c^ DrPHS Cood..", Clniiia, CaHsimer'. and
Al-
•ry gupericjr atyli-s of Fipuroil D; .=>. and Mnrceu!*. CARPKT:^, ShRWh fri.m lhe country will fiud it to ihi-i llnd e.^amino <-ur >tork, beforo pun-hn*
CARPETING,
TJIE subscriber bng just received direct from Ki):;Iiiuil. of liiJ 01.Q impnrtfttion, a v.ry l.-in-i; as- aip.
JOHN B. STBYKEH, Agt., Wholesale DRY OOOUS STOltE,
A'.l. 12, Ban/.- Sirr,i, Ptiilcliliihin. TJIS entire slock f.f .Vmeric.ui, llriiiali nnd
-«¦-.- Frou.'li Dr> no.>il.. ;.ri> piir.h3.,..i ;.t .Vu.-iicu. :m.l vjll W..old uiu.-lilj.-lovv lU-<.iUiij:ir.-UMii..-! |.r:.-.- i.l.
lA.l-
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..Ortmeut 01 VK1.\ I.T. BR11R>KI.K.
riALCINED& I.ANP PLASTER, Plaster-
ing Hiiir and Hydraulic Cement, first quaUty and In Left conditiou. conatantly nu band aud for salr. at' S.'huylkill Slh aud Willow .streetf. and Brown et. Wharf, bj LO?t 20 l^ni-4S] ¦ I', COGGINS.
A. B. BECHxiE^
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GenQan^rrench&AmericanPaHcyGoodfi,
A'o. 104 NORTH THIRD STREET, fai'rth door beloio Raee, Philadelphia.
AFULL assortment of Hosiery and Glovea; BlucIc and Fancy CTavats; Silk, Linen, Cambric and Ginghara Handkerchiefa; Urabrollaji and Pijraso',?; Mohair. Silk, Linen aud Canton Fringe.^,- Black Satiu, Fancy SHU and Worsted Veji'.ngj; An osBortnient of White Goods; Lbccs, Kd^ngs and Insertingg; Looking Glasses and Perfumery; Buttons, Combs and Braiibes; yiUtj^WooIcnaod Cotton L'ndcrihirts and Drawfirs,ic, rciirrL. A, n.Siii,'M»-'(.
sept 4
3y-J0
Now. Firm.. New Gopfls. - New Prices.
; GARA :&• S W.OP.E, . ; ^^HO'succeed David Gockley in bosiness
- '.at: the. old stimd. in Eut Uins^-.Bt., nearly oppo¬ site p. EapenBhadti'i-Hotel,; offer to tbolr frienda and the public ^her&lly.ft UEge,.gpleiidId'aud well selected assortment of ¦ . ¦ ' : . ' " -
FALL AND. WINTERS GOOD'S,
at unprecedentea low prreeu. -Their etocfc etobrnc'es Dry Good* bf every, deacription; Clqjiha.' Oaaalmereii, Satinetts, 8IllC3j ,-Tie L^Iueib. CiulunereB.. Shawls, of all descriptions, Preiich andEuKUsiT Merinoes; AIpacs5, Calicoes; Cliecka,TtcKinffa.&c..«lliJf-whlch^ecdbut an e'xAmlnatioQ'to itidube tboae InVant€o4)ny: Hatlng^re- solvcd.-to do bnsineis'lnpont.the principle. that' the .¦', nimble alxpeucoli bettor than the slow ahUlIng,'' we are prepared io sell'; Gooda M ciiEjir ae tbe 'ciii:Aw:3T, and nomistihe; ¦ ". '-,."¦¦¦¦¦ ¦. ¦¦ Our Btoolt of GROGEKIES. ana QUEENSWABE wc ,(^er at correaponaingiy low priced, ,1 .'.¦ ,
.Uemember the. Old Stand, In J2ae* Kin? S{r«l,und Qoa't forget to give uaa call. - HUGH S. GARA, /Lau. Get. C0^tf-4B] - ¦ ' LEVtSWOPE.
portation, a vi-ry In;.' of the follnwinp do^crlptiou T.\PKSTRV, I.MI'KRIAI. I.NVnt.AlN. SCrKRh'lNK INOKAIN, ', ,', ¦' and : Tajte^itry, I>3«me|: and Cf^rd V<'iiili;in.-- AlVo. iilarK*'^ii^'»onu\p.nl ot Sow prirr-1 Carpeting. Cau- ttm .Slatiiuj:, cjil CIoU,?. St»ir Kr-d-R, Kuy?. Door .Mat.i. Blndiog. kf. .\ll of wbich are off*'red at the Jowfat pricea. to ra.sh i-u-lomi-r=. KOUKHT IJ. W-\LKKK. 190 Cheanut Bt, helow 3ih.-;oulh lidi-. I'liUadrlphiii. .A,ug I ly-2tJ
REVOLUTION! REVOLUTION! ONEPRICE ANDNO ABATEMENT!! . _
i CO.MPLETE RKVOLl'TION "~ ¦ unewill admili that they Uiauuracture a FlNKR.IlKT
NEW YOUK AND TiilLADivLPHIA JOURNEYMEN HAT ASSOCIATION.
A Branch Awi 14S NASSAU tSt., N. \'., pONTlNUH to offer for s-ile a splendid nj,
'-'a-S-'ortWut or .\Ioh'.«kin or tJeav^r Hats, at L« tlieir One Q.uality. Oue Pricf Hat Htntf, 'iui *¦% ClItS.VUT, coruer ol Sl.VTil .'¦tr.'et, Philadelphia, where they would he hapiiy tr, ui(-it llu-ir p^triiua an.l lbc puhlic in iiji'U'Tal. The company do not hf.^itatc Iu .cayiiig [whi'-U
PREMIUi»r TRUSS.
QILVEa MEDAL AWARDED TO V,-VlT
^ & I'ATTKKSO.S'-.^NCWTUrSiSrit thy Int.- fuir in NVit-Vork.nnd after four mouth' trial tht-y Inv.; unaniiJinu-ly (.eon opprorediu ih<- .New Vor!; li..:;,W:,|. ill \;^'in^ Miporii^r In any oilu-r Tru^; now in u---. 'Jhi.- rtrllowiCL; ;in'amuut; lho nuui&.s f-f f.>.tranr.li:uiry curi- .1. Moun-. S. l.i.u;i. Win. n:il>-,T. R. Hnrdi'ii. H 'U'lbr.n, Kohert Williams. J. .Mitchell. -A.. Hi.lmi'.^, J (; I, Uri-.wu. .liimcs Willinm-;. S, MiTi-er. .1 William-on. A S iJar-leii. P llfck J C :Morri:i. J t-"indiny. Rob.rrt .Inu-i". Ur.l)..i t ^l Cl;ir.». Inson K.tdv. 0. Piukvrioii. .Iwim Sharp..I linn- man. R Huironl, S PSlr^at-r. S W Jou-'.-i. HS liic. S i: Erdwu, L 1. Lovt-rin;:.
The abov.- Tru.-vi, '^c.\d wliol,-=;.h. im.l n iHil- l-v 1; s R. .AXDRF-W.-^. a.s W.-\l.\lT =tn-.-t, l'hili..l.li.L.'i
ly
Wft Study to Please
Tlif? attention of BT'lLllER.S and .itlj.-ra ir.
j..-.'tfiillv iiuit.'.l tt) tli(?cM.-ii..l\L'aiiaw.-ll. ¦li-..to.l .'In
IN THE CLOTHIKG BUSINESS!!; S,'iL^rA'Ser4i^^,^S;^"t';;' ."o'lin'S:,," u.ri'ii i B U T L DIW G IIA111)WA 11E
coireeoura of'thii.
SKOPP, TOBACCO AND SEO ARS.
'J'HE subscriber, grateful for thepiist faTOM, .¦- TMpeetfQUy BOliclta.a conttiitisiice-of-the libeml patronageliitliBrto bestoweiih, -.a.! ttiuemins .pubUe, nbrnftattfioiloa be now iDTltes to tlio. IciUcnr^g sooiIb In.biBlIne, tix:^ "...¦;-.-'' V-"' EAPPEE,MACPAB0tab4SC0TCH SNUFI? -; - " InT>t)ttle3;j!U!s;ltegs,'itaii-iiawilij"'' - ¦' CHEWINa ANSmOKINa.TOBAeCOS, -^ofJthemtwterteftrottidliirandjj;---:: ¦ ::' r- !l»lPOKTEI);=&DOMESraO; SEaARS,. ¦: ot the'cboiijest flftTOM;' togetil^rirltli ^larxe adil vi- jriea »«0rt»e0fc bf -,L: 'i' -i.ja'" r'- -r-^-l - ¦ ¦ i --
'. i%)i», Sniiff-BoxeSf $egdr^Cft'seJriSic., ' wta'iijh vn 6iti!ie4 on {bo 'iao5t jav^rftljle t^niia -tii tlio tradiroh* prirate cbbmmers; '^¦¦'-'-.t"-'-';:*::¦ -' in^PorOhaieneaB depend a^>SlVtrtItle«.E<ja-Bt thuotalilluaebt, tO:1}o;ia«Tj!r7XeitiKf«jtioh' as Uibr •lonpceMtited. . U:. ''¦.o::,:i'.I<-.Ii,DEtUJTH^ .; ,: -.., (.«tho OM Oflutnal S4Bia,).Sijt-Klaj'«lr»(j"' ¦
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CI^Y PECTORAL:
I .For tlie Cnre of
OOVOE^, OOi:.D3,
^OAnSEIirSSS, BB.OB'-
OBSTZS, OaOUF, i&STS-
£KA, wBObpisra.oov^n A-sjs aovts-axavtioN.
This truly remarkable Remedy for nll.dtieaacs of the Lunga and Tiiroat,' hai become tlie ciaeF reliance oflbe nfiliciecl as it ia the raoai cerlain cure tiiown ibr thc nbove coinplalnls.' While it U a powerful remedi- calaffent inlheinoai (Ic-'peraiC and-almoal hupelcfls cases of. Ctm.im?:pt*on, It ia alto, iu diininipbed.doses, one of the mildest und most agreeahle famtly uivdlcinofi for common cougha and colds. Uead below the opin¬ ion.-* of men who aro'kiiowmo the World, and lhe world respect thf iropinioiiB.
KROM IVtOFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
" JamerC. Ayer—Sir .'-1 have used yo'iir'CHER- EY PEOTOEAIi,'in :.niy own'case of deep-.*eaifd Bronchitia, and am sati:^fi.ed from il! chciiitcal. consii¬ iution thai ll IB an nd'mlr»bie compound fdr "the relief of Jnryngihl and broncliiul difficullief:. If my opinion &9 lo.lta superior character cun he of nny service you are a'l liberty lo u*c it as you thhik proper.
- EDWARO iUTcgcocij, L^a,
I'teaidi'iit of Ainhcrsi Cnllege Frtmithe" LONDON LANCET.T . "AYERf.S CHERRY. FECTORAL i.s one of ilie most valnable preparationa iliut Una falleu'^udcr our notice. After a careful examination, wo do not he«i- (810 m flay wn baVc a large appreciation of ils merits ahd the fullest confidence in ita usefulness for coughs SDd.lanGrcomptainls," -
¦ Dr. Brewaier^of Windham Co., Conn., sends us the followlngtestiraony:—-
¦Dr. J.C. Ayer—DearSir !—I enclose you a, cenlfi- oalo from Mrs. Cailiarine H.Cady, n highly respcclahfe lady flf this ViUage, wife ofMr. SeOi Cady.Pflpnty Sheriff, .Windham Co., Coftn, The cure in Iicr case waa very prompt, and ha* alfracied general aneniloii, W, A. BBEWSfrKH, M. D, . - Wkt KtLUSonv. Ci.,Sept. 13, leiS. Thianiay certify Ihnl I wiis ufflicled wnb a very .se¬ vere congh in the winter of '47 8, which ihremened lo lerminate inConsumption.; I hod tried mnny medicines invain.and wascuredby. the use of "AYER'S CHER. RY I'ECTORAL."
.CATHARINE K. CADY. DIRECT EVIDENCE. Dr, J.C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir:—Feclinif under obligations lo you for the lestoraiionof my bpnith, I BanoTyoiia report bf iny CflFo, which you aroatliberty lopuWisb.fijr the benefit pf. others. L«et auiomu I lOOK n bad cold, accompanied.by n «evere.coDgh, and made nefeotTrinnymeoicineB Wllbout obiaining relief. I Woa obliged .to ¦give-"D buainoju, frequently .luisetl blood, and conld get uo sleeji at ni<bl; A, frienS gave mea bmtle.of your CHERRY PECTORAL, 4lic «.« of whicb I inuuediatety.comrheuccd according 40 di¬ reelions. i have ^ustpurclingedihcfifih hoiild, and am henrly-Tecovered, I now lleep ,welLmy,cough has ceascd, and al! hy the use of j'our valuabls" medicine. : . . E..S., STONE, A.M.,
rrintdpal M(, Hope Seminary. - Erom' Dr. Bri'anijprugpbt and Poirraaat«y,-Chico- jgCe FaljH,Mass:-^-¦ .--^v ;„.,...• " Dr. J. C; Aver—Pear.Eir:—Enclosedpleasd-find fe- wmanM for all the GHEREYJ PECTORAL lain nent ine^ I c&n DnbcmULUnglxiiajrjtbniiia^niediciiie w^ sell gi'jfcBfliitb'.aiiiBfiiciionatybpia at^"»;-norbavel avir
To tlie Merpiiaiits of Lancaster County.
'T'HE subscribers would call the attention of "¦- the iMerciiauta of Lancanter county visiting Phil¬ adelphia to.tbelr stock of DRY UOOUS. (purchased chiefly at tbe lata auction sales in New Vork and Pbll- delphla.) which they will sell al tbc lowest cash price. Having ou baud a mnoh larger, assortment of DRKSS GOODS than Ib generally found lu oui* trade, and be¬ lieving tbat they cannot be surpassed in variety of style, beauty, or cbeappen, we are coufldent that it would bi: to yoor Intereat to call and exaraine before putcba'slns elsewhere, ¦ ¦
BOYD- & KING.
71 Market street, oliove Second; Philadelphia.
JIMKS W, BOro. . OEOaOE J. BOVD; ' J, OAVIS KlTfG
i ¦ gepji ¦ . . 6m-4Q]
i.ippri««:oTT &. CO.
(LATK LlPPINCOrr, TAYLOn k vO.) ¦
THE well tnown. moat eitensive and fashion- uMeTaitors and Clothing .Mnrchant? in Philadel¬ phia, (formitriy at ¦Jlh> .Market sin-ei, above Si ^th.l hare receully er^-eted andnow remove.Ipfrnianentlytolbcir spacious uev Feven ."tory building on 'ho
.;. "W. comer 4th & Market ats, Phila.
LIPPI,N't.i:>TT k CO. will alway..« maiutaia the lead in lhe KaBlnfinahli-(.'loihiuE tr;nle in il'hiladelphia, by keeping lbs largest and bc-t made stork, and /•eUlng at tho lowest prici-s, and to faveiiuie and money to ihem- scItps endcU.stomcr.i, Hiey bav.-, jn opening thi-Ir nev, warehous*. 3*]tipt«!d and ¦ffill strinliy adhere to iht?
One Price System,
in which ao time Ih let in hai-gniniug. and by which ten salesmen can do m.ire bu!>iue9s than twenty can under the Jew plan of coking a big jirici'and taking uli that can begot. Lippiocotl i Co. hiivi* The lowest .s.'IUng price marked ou all tbi'lr'goods, from "ivbich no abate¬ ment will ever hu matle,
Oti;: PniCF, nnd thatavrkv i.i^\7 iR'.c*'-
&'.maLi. proi'Ms nod ici'KMi .i^LKi Is the mott».
ThcadvHiitage of Hk-luic pri<-H -y^teui in appar.'nt. None fan pay a high priirc. hut all will buy ut thu jume and a: the vi'ry lowest price fur which ourftpodaranot will l.e uxchainjfd for nioufy.
Itemtmber our priee.i are down :it the loweat mark and the uskl'i;; price i-i the j.rice ut which good.i will bi* sold. Call Buii fjo for your.-'elTM. nt the new wore- houses. W.iOIlNf.tl OF FOUIITH aud .M.\RKET sts. LIPPl.VCOTV Jt t'O .
(Laic Llppiorott. Taylor s. Co) I'roprielun.
sept 25 ^ 4.1
Elegant Framed French ^Mirrors,
AT -onr^ew ond Spacloofl WAKEROOM, on
•*^-*- Chesnut street, No. W9. oppoaite thu State .Ilonao. will be found the mdst (¦xten.<iru axsortmeot of
LARGE LOOKING GLASSES,
framed iu a great,variety of uew atylcj.all dlmeofions. at prices unu.»niUly 16W fbr 'cash', or iakip lo hrder. for
WAtLS, PIERS,;MANTLES or BOUDOIRS.
Rich Ornamental. Portrait and Picture I-'ramea, C'or- uices, Brockets Kc. ' FrameS Ke-i^lf and large gla«s removed or.atiired., ALSO—.
Nei7 importations of .Oil Paiuliugs, Engraving j aud otherworlcsbf Art, direct from Paris'and Londun. -.I'his. itodi of nboicQ goods » additional tobur.olcf ejta6Jijftmen( and.manufuctory--.Marliet street above Kourth—and its irMorfi/ienfctnaSiiietf.idirA Maf in store atourQld itand, enables U9„to a<aure. our old friends and the"public that we ara prepared to if«ett.e their continued orderi lo our line.
Looking Glaases, PJalea and Plate Glassoa, for win¬ dows, furnishea'as heretofore,'aa prlcen which are a.« low OS the article con be purebascd in tbe Union. TIIOMAS j. NATT k CO, 1C9 Chesnut street, opposite Stato Hou.ie.
Sept. 4 tim-IOJ . 1 and 134 Markot Btteet. Phila'd.
In Oonsepenoe of the Great Fire, ¦
'PJIK subscriber erpecta to remain: at 333 N. -*¦ 2nd street, abOM Noble, about a months, whore be keeps itn asnsbrtnient of ." ' , -
Carpets. OU'Olothfi, Window.Sbadea, &c.
Venitian Carpets firom 7 cts;to Jl0,00 . Ingniln" " ' ' *• ' 2Q " ¦.'• 95' Three Ply'" " 90" *¦ 1,31
BruBsela -" " 1.25 " " l,37i
Tapcitry " , '• 1.25 " '= ,1,44 Window Shades "- 75" " 6,00 Q f Also, Floor Oil l^loth, from i to 8 yards wide,' p I at from ZQ cts fd $1.35 per' sqtlaro yardj also, O Table Oil Clotba, DoorMats.&Uralaoi Hag aud g I List Carpeta. , ¦¦'.¦.¦¦.'.. a ¦J.STEWXR'TDfiFUY,
S J ¦' :,' - -¦¦;PhiUdelphia
* N B.—I expect to remove to 22a North 2nd street aboveVlne, about iHt of Z>ec(wifi(r. '¦ ' ' .'
Mp4 ¦,.'..' . ' ¦? • .. . ¦ 3m-40 '
STRA^V BONNETS, Artificial Flo^vcrs aud Ribbons,
wnoLESALE A:?n bftau.,
No. -19, South Second Street, {east side) ?. doors
above Mariet, Philadelphia.
THE snbacriber hna juat Jaitl in .1 large and splendid assortment of all MIL LIS fcl H V -rfrv OOODS. cDOsI.tting of Slraic Ronnets.Artificialtf^V^^ Flairers and Ribbons, -which he olferd to theJJSf trade on more rfa.-»ouable term? than they cau be purchased for In any other bourc of the kiud iu the City.
N, B.—Mbrcma^ts AvoMiLLivEns wanting thoaboi gooda will do well by giving us a call.
JOStPH J. LIPP, ficpt II—3m-411 No. 49 South 2ud street.
] many goulU-m.-n [
i.li'.'ivil l.y Ilic -iiI.i.'iil.'T. .-i.u,=i-;tin;i iu Ji-^''' ¦>¦
rirnn l-'nuit ficur l.nek.". iiprij^ht, with night noil.. platfil ^r Iir.TS I'uniitur.'. iir pi.rr.-|:iin a^ll cflr.r-
I'l«i".
-¦ Iin.l Siorc l).-»"r.H..riz-vntnl f-r Uj.riLihJ,
that ..(ioiple fact i..! tJic reaxon why rculinually patronUo our'rttnro.
STAND-ARDl'IlICK Oh' ]I.\TS,'^S,L¦0. j
Cr.iinty merchanta arc invited to e:iauiine <jiir .'tiiei, j before purcbaiiing elsewhere.
A ^ood apKortinvutt.f ("loth und (ilazed CAPS, Cir-' pet Bags, UmbrfUa.^, A.. coD^tautiy on haud. an.l lur [ Hale at e<iually low [irice-f. _ (-•V"K7—ly-'M
Paints, Colors, CrlasH, Putty, Slc.
UAlNTERa und UBALEKS' look ont, you
X can save from ID to I'o per cent, hy puii-haslui; from the f:ub«crihcr, who imports hia own jroods and ¦n'Wsfor cash oii/y. I'urc fJrci'u tor llV perlh. iJrilliant Marine Oreen 2np.
FiueitChconeGr»^('n.aio. Mntst t'renrh " -10c, l ^l^o. Imj^oried'Locks .^nd L;i
Celestial Blue, 2f,i- Whit'-uing io Barnfls Suc ! lialdwm^ au.l Amerit-an Burt Uui.-.v ofaU a..-!;, i'j*
All articU-q c(\ually cbeap. at 44 N.-4th r.lrf.-'t. .nhovc 1 or loce joinl
.-^nh, Pnil.ADKLPIIl.-\ .KJlIS I.L'CLS, Importr- j SliutL-r, Gate, £;trap.T.,and lia.'!;{Iftp ilir-S"?..'.It kiud
_j*^eJ'_ ^™-'_ j Shutter, Uate, Door. Fiiiah. and i;i.ring.i Dfln. c
" " " ' ' " ' ' wrought or cn^t iron »n<l braip, cvi'rv df-orii.uoi.
ROWLEY & RITTER, ; ?i-rew».Sprint'.-*. Olue.Saud I'ar.cr of Ih/hen .ju:,Ui.i
nr^LKHS IV ; .-\mericBn Asle and ^ham -Vsle PuUty-, t.r'-v-'rv ,;i
°^^'fl^.} ^P'^^n^/^f^^ *='•! ' B^;ui.=.p..,„o,o„pM....U.,..ir,-,„.nH.r;...., No. 4 -i^orth^ Wharves, Jjrzt OU Store alove j .. ^M.., plated, wiiite. iron, or i7or,d. :ili l.iuU',
I Sjfh-Cord, common uud patent, nitii oiln r:uiir-i..^ tr.
nim l.iiH--. all .-
bra.'s tuniihin-.
Mortice
luruituri*.
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t the
Marl-et Street, PItitadelphici.
OFFER to dealers and storekeepers lowest martet priced, 9802 galloDs bleaelied Whale Oil- G720 " Crudo do, do, 3470 " Pure Sperm do, 11,000 " No, 1 Lard do.
9,900 " Straits nnd Bank Cod Oil. AlaO, Peruvian aud Patagonia Guano.
August 'is Sm,39
TO MY GOODS DEALERS,
THE subscriber begs respectfully to call the attention*of Ifae abo^e. when visiting Philadelphia, to hit) hirgo aud well selected stock of the foUovring de¬ scription of goods, cousiatlng of L.\CE GOODS, in Lisle, Bobhin. Valenciennc, Plain and Fancy Silk and & Tbread Kdgiogs, lD.^crl- Colton Nets, lu all thoir inga and Trimming Lacea. variety. Plain and fan^y Mantua &. Alarge assortment of Blk ' Satin Ribbons, in all their Silk, and Mohair Trim voriety. ming Laces,
fc^mbroiderii^a In Worked co- Sh awls, Mu.*Iina, VeiLs. Iors, Capes, l^aps. CuITh, und Crape;", green A. blue Bar- F;dging3 aud Insertiogs. ' regea, Hdkfa,CravnLi,ic. Having all tho above In.tbe newest styles, with a va¬ riety of other gooda,receiving dally from thi' auctlonx. he doubtd not, on ua (¦xaminatiou of hia t>tock to i>at- Iflfy every customer who may favor him witb'a call. JOHN T. PIUGOTT, No. ID Bank fltreet, Philadelphia, Aug 23 39
PIANO FOETE WABEEOOKS,
No. 171 Chesnnt Street, Phila, the old stand
Occupied for more than one-third of a
century by Geo. Willig, Esq,
THE undersigned would most respectfully an¬ nounce to thepublic that bc is AOENT for more thnn TIVENTY of the most celebrated manufacturcri of BOSTO-N, NEW YORK, PHIL.U)ELPHU. and eUo- where ; and ia conatantly receiving from lhem PIANOS (jf therich«t and most varitd Ptyleo, of suparior tone, and of tho mu.«t SKperb finiah. of 0,Ci,tjJ, and7Octave?, which ure warranted cc^ual toany manufactured either in this country or in Europe.
.Ju!t' received, also, a furthtr Bupply of Church a Parlor Organs, of beautiful patterns, and Bno tocca.
Uia WAUEROOM hi oonRtantly supplied witb a cboioo selection of SEIIAPIIINES and MELODEONS. from the oidrat andmoat cjtenMiVftmanufactories in the United Statea; omongwhlcbisauewstyle of KEEDORQAN'.hav- ing Carhart's patent improrcmeul?, with giit pipps in front, and caKo elegantly carved, and bighly ornamental.
ruriiMie and R^pcifiag.—S'i^. Salvador La Oraisa, a dislinguisoed Piano Forte Manufacturer and Organ Builder, will attend tu all orders.
Aug. 25 tf-^9] OSCAR C. B C.\RTEIt.
AlilllDerv OooilH at Wholesale.
A, H. ROSENHEIM,
No. 3& South ^nd Street, 7 '.doors above Ches' lint, PhilMelphia, .
RESPECTFULLY invites the-attention .of Mlu.itr.s«ANn MK(triij.!iT3 to hU verj^ rich and¦e.tlBn^iv«!Uli^orinlentof3^LLT^£UYQ^>ODS,| comprlsiuglbe fiillowlngTi'vli:- '¦''¦ VcIvet&itinSjJPlushoji^illpdt'Bj. , .. • Watered,'Coi-ded and figured Bouuet Silka; " l''loreucp'-'vVailatsn*MlIln<iIomi'jitidCrapefi; . . BQDfiet, Cap^^and y^rk.RDjboa^ni iplcudid variety; IMaln Sailu'and Moritni Rlf[bon3;aJlhimibe'r?; ,,; >'efttIioriij.lrloweP»i Foce-Cap^andQuillIagj;
Pos=PS3Jne every pojstble (hcillt^. tor a successful com- petitlonwithany fllmnarpstabl&bment.' -.''•
A. H.R. is enabled t(^ oiri<r. hia. goods <for Cash 01 for ;Creait) atUidloW^sfptwitblOpcIbM," * '' [' ' "' ¦ Pleaie cut this adTerUsement out, and. remember Jaapt 4-riim-4Q
¦VTILLIAM C. MINTZER,
N^a. 83, No'rih'Third Street, Philadelphia, Importer and Maonfacturer of all kinds of 1
SILK, lUOHAlB m COTTON FHINGKS, COBDS. i . T^selB, Br^^, OtoipS) Ladea, &c. 1
ALSO, Gold dnd "Silver! Bnllion. Fringes,! Cori", Tassels, Lacoa,Braids, Embroidering. Bull- I ^ lnni,SpanglcisOftvel3,Star9,inid EmbletuBOf all kinds, i fl inltable for Reg^l''^ makera and Societies of ov^-rj' de- j
DAGFERREOTYPE ROOItlS.
P. B. MAHVIN,
Succcgnor to T-B. Siikw at the Old E.itablifhincnt. No. IIG Chesnnt Street, Philadelphia.
WilEUE he has been for aeveral yeara the Principal Operator, would invite its old frienda and patrona and tbe public generally to call and see thc piclures made by him for ONE DOLLAR. Hc as Eerta, without fear of contradiction, that his pictures are equal to any of the high price! picturea mude ' thii city, aud puperior to any of the cheap onoe.
Art Mr. M.tft\ir< atti>nd3 10 customerfl In per.ion, he is deiermined that no one shall go away dli.''atl.'>ficd.
iO" Ifyou want poo.l DajjUerrcotypec, wait until you come to tlie city,
IN::TRL'CTIONS IN THK ART given on reaaonable toriUF. Tltnst wishing for instruction are retjuested to call on th« Subscriber, a:* he ia prepared to offer tbom some extra luduccm.^nt.'*, P. E .MARVI.N,
Oct 11 -flm-4a] No. I IC Cbesnut st,, PhiladePa.
¦ to liny p.~.Tt
numeroua to meuiic
H'm" N*1L3 and Sisn "WriouTa :
I9~AI1 goods r.KLivF.ai.o fhi r of lhe City and Uiatncid.
.\t this Establishment can be tn-.md r.ne nf the l:ir.-ri ?i and lieat assortment.''cf White mui i'aiicv ,V>1,- for Locks, &".. io the City; 5ome putt.'n;-, >.-i which, rannot bc se-ju, r.r ubtaini-d. at auv min r Htor--
TOOLS.
Sfcari. Jackson's Back, Pant-1, Hand, an.l Livp S:iw:,
imported eiprrnsly for Uetjil3alo?. all si:i.i,t 1 i.l.
v»iTn rxitr
Sole Agent for the .^clehrattd rL-tM.i.^c . nntil.r l.y i..
^V. Carpentar, ot L3ni-a.';ter Pa.. Wm-^ all in.ilc
ol spUl wood, and the BUts ground uiid tried.—
Beaty-E and Williams' make of Chi^.l.-. -Vr..'.
Halchctn, DrawingKnive-v^-c. all warrant, d 1:^. .1
Pugb'a and Slack's mat-') of Aui-Ut-r.-i au J .Vn-L. t I,ill-,
aU sii.-r.. American S-juares and BeviI,-< r.f cv.-ry de.=rripi;r.;i.
Rules. Gauge*, :>aWni:U3, Cl.i:ii;:;-si,-, I ir.-- drivers. tc. *¦ C. S. HamraerB, Cliiw and Uiviiiui;. dl --..i - .\nvila and Vires, all t-iic.-'. Steel. Iron, and Woodeu lirJct.-. v,i',L C. S liin-. in
Krcat variety. W. Grcavca k Son's. Butch.r'5. ;iu,i '.tli.r ei U-tjrjLi;d
makc,^ of Chisels. Kiles. I'lane-Irrjii-. i.i-, kr . .4ddis'd celebrated Curving 'i'dol:'. nil ^h.¦llJ•-.¦',
Makiog one of tbe best and mo.-r ftt-'n^ivc r.,-'irrr- mentH of Biiildiiij; Ilar.liran- an.i Tu.ih in the cif \
At this Establishment i( i»' considtred u }>l..aiti,r r.i thoto fhe Goods. ¦ You arc invitid to rail aud t-s;iuiin'; the aarortment, aud bear thr prices asked, btfire pur¬ chnsing elbeVhere.—Cu/Jic and sr^ i;i.
W.M.M McCLrai-'.. Vo. 267 .^Iarkct St.. betweon Tth and Sth, upper .-id'- s^p a—ym-ill Phit:..l.-li.hi^.
WM. F. POTTS, Importer .md Dealer in IRON and STEKL. li-l -MAUKKT Stieet. boh'W Thirteenth, Philadelphia. On hand. 400 tona ilugli'h P.,er]ncd irr.n.
300 " .Merchant Uar irnn.
5t) ¦¦ lU-Uned Uand ¦
*:0 • ¦ J loop '
-10 '- ¦ Scroll
:.0 ^- ¦¦ •¦ ypik,-- ¦¦
r.o -¦ ¦¦ • Small I'luudlruii.
.'lO '¦ heft .Amerl.-an ilani. Irou. ¦JrtO '¦ '¦ JuniaiH Rodi. fim (quality. l.'-O ¦- Aiui'ricau Sniall, J^n^nd. .Stiuare, Scrr.ll and Eand.
ALSO. A E^'UTal n^'porlmint ..l'
Sheet Irnu. Cu.;f Shear and .'Sprint; SI.
July :si
scription.
¦FtAas and BAH-veaa of various styles made and trim- med'nftfttly to order at sbort notico,
Mp.U .. . - 41
.STEPHEN BROCK, Jfi.,
WIIOI.ESAI.E,pEAI,ER, IN ,,
HosieryjCfloves, Threads, Brushes,
I^OOICINO GLASSES, COAIBS,
r And SmaU Wares generally, , JVO. w'i.IfPRTH THIRH STREET, A /ew doors below Eagle Iiotel, ¦ PinLADELPHU;
;.:«'lff4 ¦ . ' J , ¦¦ :_¦ ¦ ¦ iy.lO
JOHNS & PAYNE,
nE,\I.EIlS IN
LASfINOS,fiAlIt()ONS, SlIBETINBS feDRIlllSOS,
With a neneral aasortment.of goodn for
SUOK ifIAIVVFACTl/Rli:[R.«),
North-ea^t Corner of Fourth kArrk Streets, ¦ PHILADELPHIA,.
sept 4 , .. , . ly-4'>
TfHE-obeapeat and beat PAPER HANGINGS,
•¦¦, iuithe i:ount»JiJ«ro to be Jbnnd.at HOWELL; FlNN-&eo.'9,144 (JIlESNUT street; abovo Cth fltreet, Pt^odelpblb Tbcy'biavfl Paper Habglnga ati all price/*, fl^ iS^.'Cts por Tcil, to tbftnnest-gnt and velvet deco^ nrTBTrTi -a xrk JP^tlS,?^** P*?*/'' »»I*?i.*t from ^2to*Gpar roll5 also,
fc'Pp^hitt0>m.-hailAnb6-VflTT Vilftfc-andAJ^st ui^
Bedding and Famishing 'Warerooms.
I ¦ No, 83, South.Secotui St., Philadelpltia.
j "M/'E woulil iuTile particular attention to our
TT BtockjConsistingofnewandbeautiful.ityloToilet, _ ,.,. ,.„„...,.„„,. „
t MarsoillM and Araerican COUNTERPANES, colored .^^,„. *'^"U^*"*"Jp^* ^ and white, all BizcB aild tiuality; also, finn French, Eog-1 TOU-S SlUJ^h tX SONS, luipovtora nnd ,!„i. -„.i 1 !„-« D AND CoMVOBTAaLts ;. W Dealers iu .SILKS, KIBUONS and MILLI
Vaia I^oaU"-1>2)|?iicr&*cot5t>e.s! I
n H. HOUSEKKEPEK, l:ite of Lancaster
^''» county, iuform.-; liii fri'-udj thnt iie hs.n hccomy cnnnectt'd in thc niik'U>'rr>'otTpiu{; litinini";? with S -VM- IIEL VAN LO.\N,rolou^an-lnii liivomtjiy knowu t.- lhe puhlic .o-s un.surpa;^,.,! i,, hi.; ku-iwl.-dfrt of lho (in. liundred.iof his pietiirea nre^.ilready in po.s.a,..-:^sioj) i^f the ciilncu.-* of l.auca^tn' c'lty aud (.'ouuty.aud tney nre roulideully n-firred lo an Fpecliueu^ nf nis >kill - rill* new tirm of ,ri^.yY,0.1A'ii{- CO ,IIS Channt St. Philadrliihiii.tippntili -MifUr's /ffifrf. vledgc lhcin>;elv»--' to jirodiiri'. l>y means of n-cnnl dipcoyerlcv. uven hett>-:- pictiirc-i th.-m tb(i-:e hi'i-cl<iforf i^roduccd, the j:rir,_'r-- mainin^ tliesaini;, ;?1 and upwariK and sati\fiiiii,;,i l.i /til rase 1 f^ii'cn lir na i-tmr^c m.rdr. fri-i-uduii.'.-i»i> i" the rnoroM nt all timex. [sept 1S-.;',m-J-:
rail millinery Goods*.
liab and'American BLL.tKr'
FvATUKRaof every dcPcrlpUou—together with a larj;p t SEUY- UWDS*. No. -l-'i South .SlX'UND ,<T
»t.ri.,\r i\f yviartB Tnaila 'Vnii-iiVrD Rrro'll^tr nnil l'r.r„ I'lTII A 111.-I, ¦>! 11 1 l^a ,.a _..„..;,.,..) I - I.. . ^ _ ...t,.., I
stock of ready made TeA-rii'ca fiRDa.'H3tr and 0
Husk MATurjisEB, snd every.-irticle In the Bedding line of builneB."!. .For jiale at tbo lowest prices- and every arClcU^wsrtanted.tobftAUd prayed^niiat they arc,ra- commeiiaed. - " .' ¦*'* •-" ¦" ' " '
¦;j(griaio-public way .rely Inthe FeathpfS TTO. «oU:.fbr Sttpvt .Dressed, J-Vqift'rj.to^hc PJlch as we hfi.YO them 4otle'tn ccifc'oini est&.blI)imnni);,'unda*iiar,;pbr9ou3l m- ¦perintondqic*.'":^:- '.•¦:-;..^>,¦¦T '¦ v,:;- . '.¦-,,. ¦,,,..._.-¦,¦:"- • N.B.UlJcftA flnrnIah«j^|th"BE6sTtio3,vXy'AsH;
I'HlL.fDKLPHlA.llivereceived Wlatearri*¦;.... , ,. from France, alavfc* nnd'vpr^- dcilrahli; a.si<iriai»'ni'*of VALLillLLINElVVOOOO^; among which wllllw fbund, llounet VelffIsof all fiilur?.Ill varinu-^l.ni-.'ii, .', L'oifdod Velvets ' do . ' Uo. - dn -,.>- '/¦-'.
Bonnet Satins bo do di> '¦ - ,. - .... *"
FlgiireiL'-Watei'ed and Cordod lIonn.jtr-Cdft4^JJonn«(f ondiJaaBibboDiS.lnKrcat variaty; W«n^»tiir-Ap,cil(' can Howers; Lace. Bonnet TalP, CromWj^toanUt W- ;getMr Vlth'ivipleriaid Waornuent'oflto^guaOK j««iv;Th»a^Vtt«o6d3 are j«r "*"¦'¦ ^*****'-**""*'*"-
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Object Description
| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Masthead | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Volume | 12 |
| Issue | 49 |
| Subject | Newspapers--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County |
| Description | The Lancaster Examiner and Herald was published weekly in Lancaster, Pa., during the middle years of the nineteenth century. By digitizing the years 1834-1872, patrons are provided with a view of politics and events of this tumultuous period from a liberal political slant, providing balance to the more conservative perspective of the Intelligencer-Journal, which was recently digitized by Penn State. |
| Date | 1850-11-06 |
| Location Covered | Lancaster County (Pa.) |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Newspapers |
| Digital Format | image/tiff |
| Language | English |
| Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ |
| Contributing Institution | LancasterHistory |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Month | 11 |
| Day | 06 |
| Year | 1850 |
Description
| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Masthead | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Volume | 12 |
| Issue | 49 |
| Subject | Newspapers--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County |
| Description | The Lancaster Examiner and Herald was published weekly in Lancaster, Pa., during the middle years of the nineteenth century. By digitizing the years 1834-1872, patrons are provided with a view of politics and events of this tumultuous period from a liberal political slant, providing balance to the more conservative perspective of the Intelligencer-Journal, which was recently digitized by Penn State. |
| Date | 1850-11-06 |
| Location Covered | Lancaster County (Pa.) |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Newspapers |
| Digital Format | image/tiff |
| Digital Specifications | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is a 1-bit bitonal tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 300 dpi. The original file size was 1080 kilobytes. |
| Language | English |
| Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ |
| Contributing Institution | LancasterHistory |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text |
'Js^?kii-£--i.i.'iS!'%':j^!i'k^^:^^^
PUBLISHED BT' .-.''-¦
EDWAKD C. DAELINGTON,
OFFICE I.X NOtlTH r Ihi.s i'.»tiibrm1uui |
| Month | 11 |
| Day | 06 |
| Resource Identifier | 18501106_001.tif |
| Year | 1850 |
| Page | 1 |
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