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VOL xxyn.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDISfESDAY, OCTOBER i% 1S53.
NEW sIrJES. VOL. XV-NO. 45.
EDWAE]>C DABLINGTON,
orricii iir noam ftusr' aTarrr
The EXAMINER ADiiioCEATICHEEALI)
ia publisbed weekly, «t two »""^"" ' J*'L,--„
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flrecentswlllbe cbargjid '"*«?h Jfi aSfrtSng S Allberal discount aUowed to thoso adveniamB uj tbeyear
Ooms DoVQ Hill
" That looks bad, V exclaimed fcmier Wbiio. with an expiesaive ehake of ibe head.-M he passed a neglected garden and broken down. tence, in ooo of hia daily walks.
" Bad" enough." wai the reply of the compan¬ ion to wbom tho remark was addressed. .,:,_, ... ¦* Neighbor Thompson appears to beranniog down hill preity fast. I can remember when everything around his little place was trim and lidy." ~ .'.¦
" IJc always appeared 10 uc a steady, indnfl- irjoua man,'* rejoined tho second ^aker.' *"I have a pair of boois on my feei at ihisjnbmeat of his make, and lhey have done me good ser¬ vice."
•*i have generally employed himfocmyself nnd family," was the reply; " and | moat con¬ tesi' he is Q good workman ; but, nevertheless, I believe I shall step into Jack Smith's this morning, and order a pair of bobte, of which I sland in need. I always make it a rule never to patronize those who appear to be running be¬ hind hand. There is generally some risk in helping those who woa'l help ifaemselvea."
*' Very true; and as ray wife desires me to see about a pair of ahoea for her this morning, I will follow your example and call upon Smilh. He is no great favorite of mine, however—an idle, quarrelsome fellow."
"And yethe seome to be getting ahead in the world," answered the farmer, "ond lara willing 10 give him a lift. But I,have anerrand Bt the butcher's. I will not detain you."
Atlhe butcher's Ihey met the neighbor who waa the subject of their previous conversation. He certainly presented rather a shabby nppeair ance, and in his choice of meal there was a-re¬ gard to economy which did noi escape the ob_ servationot farmer White. After passing re¬ marks, ihe poor shoemaker look his departiire, and the butcher opeued his account book wilh a somewhat anxioua air, aaying, aa he chafed ihe bit of meat—
" I believe it ia time that neighbor Thompson and I come to a eettlement. Short aeconnts make long friends."
" No time to lose, I should say," remarked lhe farmer.
"IndeedI Have you heard of any trouble, neighbor White?"
"No; I have heard nothing; but a man has the use of his own eyes, you know; and I nev¬ er tmst any one wilh money who is evidently going down hill."
" Quile right; aud I will send in ray bill this evening. I have only delayed on acconnt ot the sickness the poor man haa had in his family al* winter. I suppose he must have run behind a liltle, but slill I must take care of number one." "Speaking of Thompson, are you?" observ¬ ed a bystander, who appeared to lake an inter¬ est inthe conversation. " Going down hill, is he? I must look out for myself, then. He owes me quite a snug sum for leather. I did intend to give him another mohth*s credit, but on the whole I guess ihe money would be safer in my own pocket."
Here the four worthies sepamied, each with his mind filicd with the affairs of neighbor Thompson, the probability that he was eotng down hiil, and thc besi way ol giving him a push.
In another pari of the little village similar scenes were passing.
'* I declare," exclaimed Mrs. Bennett, the dressmaker, to a favorite assistant, as she has¬ tily withdrew her head from the window, whence she had been gazing on the passers-by; " ifthere isnot Mrs. Thompson, the shoema¬ ker's wife, coming up the slops with a parcel in her hand. She wanis me to do her work, I sup. pose, but I think it would be a venture. Every one says they are running down hili, and ii is a chance ifl cvot goi my pay."
" She always has paid us promptly," was the reply.
" True ; but that was in the days ofher pros-' perity. f cannot aiford to run any risk."
The enirance of Mrs. Thompson preventd fur¬ lber conversation.
She was evidently surprised ai lbe refusal of .Mrs. Bennett to do any work for her ; but as great pressure of business was pleaded aa onex- cuse, there was nothing to bc aaid* and ahe soon took her leave. Another application proved equally unsuccessful. It was strange how busy the village dressmakers had suddenly become. On the way home, the poor shoemaker's wife met tho teacher ofa small school inthe neigh-, borhood, where two ofher children attended.
" Ah, Mrs. Thompson, Iam glad to see yon," was the salutation. " I was about cailmg at your house. Would il be convenieni to settle our lillle account this afternoon ?"
" Our accouni !" was lhe sorprised reply, ** Surely the term has not yet expired 1"
" Only halfof it; but my present rule is to collect my money at thai time. It is n plan which many leacbers have adopted of late."
" I was not swore that there had been any change in your rules, and Ihave made arrange¬ menls to meet your bill at the usnal time. I fear that it will net be in my power to do sd' sooner-"
•* The countenance of the teacher showed great disappointmeni, and as she passed on in a diflerent direction, ehe muttered to her¬ self—
" Just as I expected. I never shall see a cenl- Everybody says they are going down hill. I must get rid of the children in some way. Perhaps I may get a pair of shoes or two for payment for the half-quarter, if I man oge right; but it will never do lo go on in this woy."
A little disappointed by hec interview with the teacher, Mrs. Thompson stepped into a neigh boring grocery to purchase some trifling article of family stores. ...
" 1 have a little account againat you- Will it be convenient for Mr. Thompson to settle it ibis evening 7" asked the polite shopkeeper as he produced the desired ariiclo.
*' Is it his usual timo forsQiiling?" was again the surprised inquiry.
'• Well, not exactly j bnt money is very tight just now, and I ara anxious to get all tbat ia due me. Tn future I intend'to keep short accounts. There is a liule bill, if yoa would like to look atiil.. .1 will call around thia evening. Il is but a Email afiair."
•' Thiny dollars is no small sum lo us just now," ihought Airs. Thompson, as shothought- fnlly pursued her way loward faome. '
*'It seems strange that all these paymenla must be met just now, while we are struggling to recover from ibe heavy expenses of the win- ler. I cannot understand it."
Her perplexity was increased by Hnding her fausband wilh two bills in hia hand and a coun¬ tenance expressive of anxiety and concern.
"Look, Mary," he said as he entered.— "Here are two unexpected calls for money ; one from the doctor^ and the other from the dealer in leaiher from whom I purchased my
does not go as well with you as fomwrly Iff hat
IS lhe-troublo f" " Thero need be no trouble," "vrpB the reply
**]f nen would nqt tiy toaddto-iJiQ Afflmtions
which tfae Aioaighty jues to be necessary for us Tbe wmter was4 trying one We met wnh aickness and mufbrtonea, ivhich we endeavor ed to bear vnih patieni^b All would now go woll if those aiDond me wete not determined to push mc xn ih^ downward path "
¦ •• Bttt.iaerpiiefttho.4ifficulty, friend Tnomp- Bon. ¦'Thi»«.«8lfi8b world. Everybody, or at .letot, a gie^ii aiajoriiy; care only for numter one tf. lhey; see A'ppor neighbor going down Wtll'tTieir.lSm lliioiight is whether it will effeci tbfeir'bwTi .mierests, aod provided they can ao. pt^ ;:themaelve8. Jhey caro not how. aoon iie goei'to aha bottom. The only way is lo keep Cp appearances. Show no signs ol going be. hiiidhana, and all will go well with yon." • ^' VVery true. Undo Joshua, hut how is this to be done T Bills which I did not expect to be called upon to meet for the next three months are pouring in upon me. My best customers are leaving mc for a more fortunate rival. In short. Iam on the brink of ruin, and nought bm miracle can save'me.*'
"A mirocle which is very easily wrought tlicn, I imagine, my good friend. What is the amountof your debts, which press so heavily upon you, and how soon in (he common course of evenis, could you discharge them ?"
They do not exceed one hundred dollars,'* replied the shoemaker; "and wilh my usual run of work, I could make all right in three or four months."
We will eay six," was the anawer. *'I will advance you one hnndred aud fifty dollars for six months. Pny overy cent you owe, and with the remainder ofthe money make some elight addi¬ tion or improvement in your shop or house, and pol everything aboul the grounds in its usual neat order. Try this plan for a few weeks, and we will see what effect it ha? upon our worlhy neighbors. No, no, never mind thanking me.- I am only, trying a tittle experiment on human nature. 1 know you of old, and have no doubt that my money is safe in your handa."
Weeks passed by. The advice of Uncle Joshua had..been strictly lollowed, and the change in the shoemaker's prospects was in¬ deed wonderful."- He was now spoken of as one of the raodt thriving men in the village, and many marvellous stories were told to accouni for the sudden alteration in his affairs.
It was generaUy agreed that a distant relative had bequeathed tojhim a legacy, which had en¬ tirely relieved him of hia pecuniary difficulties. Thcy had never before realized the beauty and dnrability of his work. The poliie^bulcher se- 'ected the best pieces of meat forhis inspection, as fao entered, and was totally indiferent as to the time of payment. The teacher accompanied the children home totea, and spoke in high lerms of ibeir improvement, pronouncing them among her beat scholars. Tho dress-maker sud¬ denly fonnd herself free from the great press for work, and in a friendly note expressed her desire to oblige Mrs. Thompson in any way in faer power.
*' Juat as I expecied, " exclaimed Uncle Josbtm, rubbing his handa exultingly, qs tbo grateful shoemaker called upon him at the expi¬ ration of six months, with the raoney which had been loaned in the honr of need. '*JubI as I expected. A strange world! They are ready to pnah a man up faill if he seems to be oscendmg andjust as ready to push him down, ifthey find that his face is lurned thst way. In future, neighborThompson.'Ioteverything around you wear an air of prosperity, and you will be sure to prosper." And wiih a satisfied air. Uncle Joshua placed his money in his pocket book; ready tomeet some oiher claim npon his benev
olence, whilat he, whom ho had thus befriend
cd, wilh cheerful counienance, returned to his
happy home.
Tas CovQU£££D Husband —Years ago we I JOHH B» tti vim GSTOM',
read of a man who loaf nod to say "oar Nan A TTOENEY AT IiAW—Office indk
keen trousers ' He was just mamed, and on|;^JJJ;'5Ji"lKll»»k*^Esq, Worth^^^^^atrjeti tho first Sabbath loqurcd ofhis gentlo spouse if ~
ho should wear faisN'ankecn trousers to meet ing
Our Nankeen trousers husband ** iepli«d the gentle bettor half
My Nankeen trousers rejoined lbe spouse Say our Nankeen trousers," persisted tbe woman. Ana ttiea.and tnero'tbey teli into e di^me.about the ownersbip^f tbe aforesaid ar- ticlav the wife argtupg that as they were manrir ed, everything wiL^ owned equally. ,Tho;:wifo failing in the argument, snatched the broom and beather husband until he escaped under the bed. As meeting time came, ho thrust fais dole¬ ful countenance froni under the bed, and in pite¬ ous accent aisked—
Wife, may we wesrour Nankeen" trousers to meeting to day T"
The man was conquered and the Nankeens went to church.
Seeing amd Heartno.—A pariahioner com¬ plained to his parson that hia pew was too far from tho pulpit, and said that he must purchase one nearer,
"Why," aaked the parson, "can't you aeo plainly t" ."Yes, I can sec perfectly well." "Well then what can be tho trouble." "Why, thereare so many in front of me, who catch what you aay first, lhat by the time your words reach my ears, they are as flot as dish¬ water*"
That wir.i. Do !—Thern is an airtist in Phila¬ delphia, aays the Galaxy, who painted a cow and a cabbage so natural that hc was obliged to separatolhem before he had finished, because the.cow commenced eating the cabbage !
ttJ"" Pa, is Pennsylvania the faiher ofall the other states 7
" Certamly not my child, why do you aak that question ?"
" Cause I seo all the newspapers call it Pa."
trOr When neighbor Jones wenl into dinner, the other day. he found ono of his apprentices in the kitchen, quietly rolling up his sleeves.
'* Whal are yougoing to do ?" said Jones.
" O, quietly responded the boy. " I am go¬ ing to dive down into the pot to see if I can't find the bean, that the soup was raade from."
*' ft5~ Whai on 'arth ails these ere snirt but¬ tons, I wonder ? Jesl the minit I puts the nee¬ dle ihrough 'em to sew 'em on ihey splits and flies aH tu bits."
" Why, grandmother, ihcm isn't buttons, they's my peppermints, an' you've been spilin 'era."
,^a^ What relation is the door-mat to tho scraper—a step-father.
"Father," said liltle Teddy, "how can the sea run when it is all tide?"
NonsEKSE—to think to cnro a disposition for telling white lies by eating blackberries.
9. W. PATXBRSON,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW —West King st .Lancaster ALBO —CmnmlSslonirofDoedB, and to take Depositions for tbo StatesofOblo and Dolawaro ^__ jan 25186fltf 8
SA3SUBXs S. PRTdTj
ATTORNEY AT LAW —Office with JOHN L. THOMPSON, Pr^oCC-tlng Attorney, i:as(KlnKst.,a few doors ikbove Swope^s tavaxnTLon'- castor. _ _ .Jan as 1853 tf-8 :
ATTORNEY. AT JiAW-^Ofjioe— '^'Laneasterian" Offlce, No'. 19 North' Queen atreet, directly opposite Michael's Hotel. Fang IP 36
JOB PBOTTIKG.
HAVING- just pnt up a new Steam Power Preas, expressly for Jobbing purposes, wo aro now ablo looxeouto AH kinds of Plain & Fancy Job Piinting,
upon as favorable terms, and in as good style, as
can bo had io Philadelphia or elsewhere, and with
far greater dispatch than heretofore. Cards, HapTdbills,
Clanks. Bill Heads,
pRoaK..AM.Mi:3. Bank Checks,
&c., &c. 5co., iic,
jlWBilla for lhe saleof reol or porsonal property,
printed on from una to three hours notice
Apply at the EXAMINER & HERALD OfBoe.
North Queen stroct. Lancaster- [aug. 17
One Teacber IV^anted
r^ Paradise townsliip, for the term of Bix months, at tbe 'WiUiamstown School. Apply to the Board ol Directors, at tfae pnblic houBO of Lan¬ dis LongcDecker,in said townsfaip, on Saturday, the IStfa ot October, at 1 o'clock P, M.
JOHN RANK, Prest. octs 2t-44
The World is Ronxn.—" I remember well,' said Tom, " that circumstance—my uncle when I came from school, asked me among ma¬ ny other questions, if the earlh was round 1"
'• Yes, sir," f replied, *'the world ia round, and like a ball seema swinging in the air."
"I don't believe ii," aaid he, ** Scriptur don't say 50. Scriptur tella about the lour winds from the fouc corners of the earth, and that's proof enough that the world's foursquare. And Ibe sun doth set and rise, or our eyes lie. Now I believe that the sun sets in a whole on t'other sido; and lhat tho sky is solid and round, and lhe world's four-square and ffai-fooied."
" Whai supports the earth!"
" Pillars," said my uncle, triumphantly.
''I've always hear'n'em say that a little lar- nln" is adangerous thing. Go and ask your aunt Polly."
" Now, uncle," said I, " hang a big pump¬ kin to the ceiling, and daub ii over with molass¬ es, and when you aee lhe flies galher around it, imagine that it is the world,and the flies its in¬ habitants."
That'a the way ii works, is it ? Well Tom ia it a facl ihat the Chinese walk with their feet fernensi ours, and their heoda down ?"
" Yes, sir."
" And ia it a faot that the devil's fire works is right under the earth ?''
" Yes, sir,"
" Well, I wonder if the Chinese ain*t both¬ ered a good deal with the smoke ?"
Facts in Natural Histort.—The rattle, snake finds a superior foe in the deer ond black snake. Whenever a buck discovers a riaule snake in aBiiuatiori wbich invites nttack, he loses no time in prepsring for battle. He makea 10 wiihin ten or twelve feet of the snake, then leaps lorward and aims to sever the body of the snake wilh his sharp and bifurcated hoofs. The firsl onset is commonly succesful, but if other¬ wise, the buck repeats ibe trial till be cuts the snake in twain. The rapidity and iaiality of his skillful manoeuverfl leavea bal a single chance for its. victim eilher to escape or lo inject poison into iis more alert antagonist. The rattlo snake also fiods a dreaded opponent in the black snako.— Such is the celerity of motion, not only in run¬ ning, but in entwining itself ajqun'd its viciim, thai the rattle anake has no way of escaping from its fatal embrace. When the black and rattle snake aro about to meet for battle, the former darts forward at ihe height of bia speed and alrikea at the neck of the latter with imerring certainty, leaving a foot or two of the iipper pari of his body at liberty. In aci instant he encircles him with five or six folds, and then atops and looks the srangled and gasping foe in the face to ascertain the effect prodaced upon his corseted body. Ifhe shows signsof life, the coils are multiplied, and the screw tightened-^the opera¬ tor all the while narrowly watching the counte¬ nance ofthe hopeleas victim.. Thus the two re¬ main SUor 40raiaut9s; the executioner then slackens one coil, noticing at-the same time weiber any signs of life appear; if bo, the coil isresnmedand retained nntil the incarcerated wretch is completely lifeless. The mocasmis destroyed in the same way.
5 Teacliers Wanted,
TO take charge of the public schools of Mortic towQdhlp. The dirrctors will meet at the public bouse of Amofl Graff, in Rawlinsville, on Soturday, the 15th day of October for tho purposa of cxamioing applicajits. By order of tfaa Board "gpgS 3't-43
SEALED Proposals for buildinga Stone Bridee across a branch of Cocalico oreek, wiU be received at; the Commissioners offlce. until 2 o'clock, on Friday, tfao 34tb Inst. Tht plan and specificatlonB ca n bti seen at any time prevloos Lo letting, at the above offico. 3AMUEL FRY,
CHIUSTIAN HESS. Oct 5¦tf-44 JNO. M. HIESTAND.
Caution to Hunters,
THE undersigned citizena of Manheim township, in the county of Lancaster, hereby give notico that they will hereafter not suffer any hunting and Bhooling with flfDarms upon their land^. as considerable depredatlous-faave already been com¬ mitted upoo them, tbey hereby warn such from any iurther trespaRslag upon their lands, or tho utmost eitent of the law will be enforced HEKRY H- KURTZ, CHRN. HOSTETTER. JAC. MINNICH, HENRY FRICK.
M.IRTIN GROFP. AJ^JD. L. HERSHEY,
-MICHAEL fiTAOfTER-B. W. LANDIS JNO. S. HOSTETTEK, DAVID GRUBE, 0.4SPERaRUBK.. ADRAHAM LEHN,
ABRM. BINKLEY. GEORGE WEIDLER,
HENRY HOSTETTER, ABRAHAM FORNEY, C. BUCKWALTER, DAViD LEAMON. JOHN HUBER, TOBIAS R. HERR,
DAVID LANDIS. JNO. FENSTEHMACHER
CHRN, .JRUBAKER, J.iCOB SHISLER. "^pgl 3m-42
HCaDSlVSH'&CHEBSXGAX. YBABT
Jire A EOBfcr
kstBEir & CO'S CHEAP CLOTHING STORE*
Wffi^^SSt? «'»I^'ISSSr
' ftiiaaelDhta awbErttBEmentB.
sveatesiu &o XhM.tMh'bynujothB^taown,non» Seatlr put op In outn •¦jth lull dlreeaonfl for me
i^noni) «sl stnt, kt CHASLES £ HEINITSH'S MJdWMl DTltfcClWnnta} fltore ootS-U-lJ
PAAKCi & BAKER,
Attorneys at Law.
SAMUEL Pabke and Daniel (J. Bakee Have entered iato co-partnership in tlie practice of tbeir profeEBioD.
OFPICli:—South Queen street, vest eido, Oth door BOath of the Tjaneaiiter Banlc. jul7 2Q tf33
A CABD.
DR. S. P. ZIEGLEE, offers his pro- fensinoal services in all Its various branches to tbe peoplo of Lancaster and vicinity.
Residence and Office.—Nortb Prince street, between Orange and Chesnut streets, Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, aprll 20 . tf-CO
Dr. S. Welcfiiens,
SURGSONDSNTIST.
OFFICE—North Queen Street, in the house formerly occnpied by Wm. Carpenter, Esq., betweea tho Coaeatogd Navigation aod Exsmin ert Herald Offices, Lancaster, Pa. jnly 27-tfrS4
-S<all asid fVlnt^r Dry C(ood8»
rpHOS J. WENTZ & CO, Goeden
M, SAOLE DKY QOODS STORF cornerof East mng stroet and.CeBtro Bgnore are receiving daily additions to tbeU^oU snd Wince): snpplyof irorelgn andDOtaestlo'Fiiney UidStapIe'Dry Ootias: .''
Tboseleotioiia-oSexed nov 'Iorms one- of ibe/'very bestossorted stocks to bsfoond. Tbelr'stofrk of
LADIES* i)RESS doOBS;
Isonasnal^Jargei jsmbraolnz a yariety of the latest designs.' Rtcb oolotftd. Flald Caselmeres, aU ^001,9
Rlob.ErintedPrenobDe Lolnes,.. "
Superior PWn '• '* »
." Plold " ¦. ^ :. new styles, tlcb colors. •' Plata and Tnllled Persian Cloths.
- » '' Fancy- ' ' *'¦ - ** ¦ - ¦•
10 Coses Printed Moos de I^olnea, low priced. - Superior Plold Bloolc—Snperior Fancy SUbs—Superior Block BRbs.-
Superior Frencb Merinoes, oil colbrs—Sllk Worp Al- poeeos—SUk Lostres, Real MonohasteT Ginsbams, 11 oases English and American Pricts, ncw designs brigbtoolors. Wool Plaids for cfaildren. '
81iawls,iDOToryvariety,-Brocba, Boy State, Tbibet, Fancy JaadFl^dcolfl.'Long and Square Sfaovla. . Super Blaok and Fonoy Clotbs, Frenob, English and Amerioan manu&cture. Do- do- do. Cassimeres and Satinetts. Fanoy Sllk and SoUn Testing, &o.
To oil of wblcb vro Invite ibeottentlon of buyers- assuring tbem of our disporitlon to sell on as reasona¬ ble terms u any establlsbment in tbe elty.
TUOMAS J. WENTZ Ss CO., Oolden Eagle, coiner East Kiog and Centre Square..
Octobers, tf.44
TWO LARGB MARBLE LIOI7S,
IN FRONT OF HOWELL'S ISf^W MABSXst WORKS,
North Queen 6treet, BETWEEN ORANGE AND CHESNUT.
__Jan 7 »r-0
Dr. JOHK BULL'S SARSAFAKILLA
THE " Geeat Kentucky Eemedy." Noff ia tbe season to coounence its use—it im¬ parts a glow of healtfa and beauty of complexion. Sole agents for Lancaster,
JOHN F. LONO & CO, Drugfc Chemical Store, No. 6 N. Qneen st^
6 PER CENT.
THE BANKING HOUSEOF J,F. Shroder &; Co., N. 0. Notb Queen Street, Is openevory doy,trom 8 A, M.,to So'clock, P. M. Five per oent Interest is paid formoney 15 days after tbo day of deposit.
The Principaland interest payableon demand. Nov 3 tf-48
JOHNP, SHRODER & CO., Ban kers
NO. 6, NORTH QUEEN STREEr,
WILL RECEIVE money on deposite for any length oftime upon tfae following terms
Sperceot.lnterestollowedon alldeposites. Fifteen days noticere^airedlf tbe depOBltor wishes tb with' draw.
NointoreBtallowedondepositeEOfFIfteendayeand under.
«9-DIMES and HALF DIMES bought at a pre¬ mium. J. F. SHRODER & CO.,
April 28—tf.221 Bgnkam.
MOCflIT JOY ACAD£]M[T.
Mount foy, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
THE Winter Session of this Institution wiU commence on the first Tuesday of {November, and continue flve montbs. Its success thus far, faas exceeded the most sangnine expectations of Its friends and no efforts wiU be spared to moke it worthy oftbe petroD&ge It Is receiving. Students fltted for college or buainess. For particulara, terms, references, &o., address E.L. MOORE, A. M., sep 28-8t-43 Principal
^HE STRASBUKG ACADEMY wiU
open its SOth session on tbe 6tb of November
next. Tfae Academic huildiugs have lately been en¬ larged, remodelled and furnished with new furniture and sucfa other additions made as add gro&tly to the domestic comforts and facilities for study. Iho scbool is in a flourishing condition, numhoring more students dariDg tfae present summer session than for several scHsiona past. Number of Teacfaera employed Is flve.
Terms per session of 5 montfas, including Board, Washing, Tuition, j-c, $60. Fur Catalogues address JESSE OREN.M. D , Principal,
Sep I4-2m-4I Strasburg, LoDcastef co.
Three miles West of Sarrisburg.
THE Sixth Session will commence on Monday, ths 7th of November next Parents guardians and others interested, arc requeatcd to in¬ quire into the merits of this Institution The situs- tion is retired, pleasant, healthful and convenient of accesEi. The course of InHrucUon Is cxteuaive and thorough, cud the accommodatioDsare amplo, INSTKHCTOns. D. Dknlinger. Principal, and Teacher of Languages and Mathematics.
Dr. A. DisauonE,A. M.. Teacher of Ancient La»^ guages and Natural Sciences. Hunii CovLi:, Teacher of Alusic. T.KiRK White, Teacher of Plniu and Ornnmental Ponmanship
TERMS. Boarding, washing, and Tuition in Englicib.
per GcAsion, {5 months.) - - . ;p50.00
Instruction in Ancieut or Modom Longuagus,
each,- - - - - . - 6.ee
Instrumoutal Music, . . _ _ . lO.OO
For circulars and otfaer informaiion.' aadress ' Sep 7-2M-4Q D. DENLINGER. Harrisburg:
KAGXIR & BRO'S.
Are now opening a large assortment of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ^ DB¥ OOODS,
Selected for tfae Foil Trade, comprising In part
BLACK, BROCAI>E AND BARR'D BILB3,
WOOLEN PLAIDS, MOUS. I>E BEOE, ALPAOAS,
FRENCH MERINOES, FLANNELS.
. SHAWLS.. . •
Broclia, Boy State, Cosfamero.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS *
Of tfae beat makes and newest styles.
CARPET5.
Velvet, Brussels, Ingram, Venitian and Rag.
Floor OU Clotlis, Woolen Floor Clotfas, Blankets.
Also o large assortment of
WALL PAPERS
xo Bales Jst sort Westem Hopa, growtfa of 1853. all of wfaich will bc offeredat tfae lowest prices. Bep 21 8t-^2
Jftrett east side, near Orange, Lancaster, Pa nnHE proprietors of this extensive es¬ .i toMlibment respeetfoUy announce to tho pobllo tbot tbey bavo now ready tbe largest cbeapestand beat aseortment ot
FALL AND WINTiJl CLOTHING
fTtor beforo OiTered for sale In Lancaster Tbelr stOi^k enbrooes tbo latest stylos of garments adapted to tfae season whlebin beautyand saporlcc vorKmonablp, oimipt beoarnosBed by ony otfaer In the place
Iuu luoiwalng ptjpaianiy 01 ibe usutblmfamiiui', and .tiu greot IiAteiue of patronage from oil ports, oftbe eoiuit;[,ba8 induced tfae sabscrlbers to make this the piibolpd ¦Clothing Moose in ttxls elty. ¦ Tbey bove therefore mode great oddltlons.to thelr.stook, enlarged their cstobllsfaanent, and aro now fnlly prepared to ac- oommpdoie their oQstomen with every description of CIotblngLot tbe very lowest possible prices.
Among tbeir extensive ossortment may be found tfae following:—
OVER-COATS AND BANGUPS,
From ^ to $U. Find Blaok Clotb Frock Coats, from $8.50 to $13.00 Fine do Dresa " " '"" Bluo Clotb Dross ond Frock Ooata, Fonoy Casslmere Coata. SoUnctt Froek and Sack Coats, Satinett Monkey Jackets, Fine Fancy Cassimere Pants, Fine Black Cloth Pants, Satinett Pants, Block Sotln Vests, Merino Vests, Casslmere and Satinett Vesta,
ALSO—o foil aasortment of Woolen and Cotton Un- dfir^irta and Drawers, White and Figured Shirts, Col¬ lars, Bosoms, Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspen¬ ders, Stocks, Gloves, Hosiery and Umbrellas. ',
ALSO—Just completed, avery large assortment «f
BOYS* CLOTHING,
suitablefor the season, consisting of Boys' Over-CoatR. Frock, Sack, and Monkey Coats, Pants and Vests of all sizes, and ot extremely low prices.
ALSO, alwaya on Iiond o large ossortment of Frost CoTHs, CisBitiEaca xhd VEsrmca, whicfa will be mad* up to order, at sfaort notioe, in tfae latest fasfaion, and on tfae most reasonable terms.
TbB stthsettberf are In regular receipt of tbe latcsi Now York and Pbiladelphia Fashious, employ none but tbs best workmen, and confldently believe they have the ability to<farnUb every article of ClotblDg lower than any otherhouse In tbo city, and guarantee to all who may favor them with their custom, thc full worth of their money. ERBEN & CO.,
United Statos Clothing Stora,S gn of tfae Striped Coat,
No. 42,NorthQueenEttect, oast side, near Orange,
Lancaater, Pa. (sept 21-tf.42
Higbly Important,
THE SUBSOEIBEE desires to say to Ms friends andenfftomen in generol, that fao boa just received anotherlaige and beautiful lot of Whit*" Granite Too, Dinner, Chamber and Toilet setts The following embracea some of the newest styles. Acanthe Tea and Dinner Setts,
'¦'¦ Chamber and ToUet do. Grape Tea aod Dinner Setta, '' Qhombex and Toilet do Kent Tea and Dinner Setts,
-' Chamber and Toilet do. Vine Tea ond Dinner Setts,
>• Chamber and Toilet do.
Astor Tea and Dinner Setts,
(i Chamber and Toilet do.
Oval Teo ond Dinner Setts,
" Chamber and Toilet do.
JOHN UERR, No. 6,£.Klngsf,Lancoster.
SKLKSX SH^I! SHiKS!!!
THE Subsoriber would call the atten¬ tion of the Ladies to bis well selected assortment of BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS,
which be bos Just received and will sell at sucb prices ss will defy competition.
JOHN HEBR, No. 5, E. King st., Lancaster.
De Bege, De Bege, De Bege.—The aubacribcr bos just received a large lot of De Begea dioU shades and styles In tbe market, which hft is now offering at reduced pricefl, bellBvlug that thcf" nimble sixpence is better than the slow sfalUlng," cill and see
JOHN HEBE, aug 10—tf-36 No. 6 E. glog st., Lancaster.
6.00"
6.60 '•
3.T6 "
3.60 ¦¦
2.25 ¦'
2.73 "
3.00 "
1.76 "
2.00 "
1.26."
1.00 "
1100
1000
6 00
5 00
SUU
4.00
6.0O
2.76
3.60
2.00
2.60
. iniSH.r.i]inE:ivs,
CKAVAT8, Gloves, Ribbbnsi White Goods ana EmtroidorifiB. SAMUEL nOBIN-
Boots, Bbpes, Trunks, Carpet SapT &o.
THE sutsoriberawpuld respectfally uj. formtheroaderBoftboExomiDcri Herald that tbey tate openedanosr BOOT, .SHOE,^_iir" TBDNK and OABPET. BAO STOBi;, No. lob ¦HI WeetMapliet Btreety(betwMn BehojlkUl SHifWI aod 6th, adioio^S tho Henderson . Hoaso,) VML Philadelphia. Whero thoy Intend kecpinfc on hand a large assortment of tho aboye named artioles, irhteh tbey will dispose of cheap for cash, irholesala and re. tail DAVID & JOSEPH S. MAUL,
oet 6.3m-41 Ko.lOOW.MtrltetEt., Phlla.
^hnaitetiiftfg swjertfsments.
Great bargains in Ceacpettaga.
THE auDscriber bas jost completed his ¦ FaU irtiiohasos, ahd now offers decldeilly the largest and best stock of Caipetings and Oil Cloths td be found in the oitj, on tho best terms * .lUch VELVET, do. TAPE3TB.V BRUSSELS do 3.ELV, do. INQRAINS,*. VENITIANS, Carpets In great yariety.
Together 'vith a rich and splendid stock of 011 Clotbs, Druggets, Piano and Table Coyers, Stair Rods Bindings, &c.,&c.
LOW PJUOED CAHPETMIGS. Qoosekeepers Vho are abont fuinisliing witb new Carpotiogs,arereqae3tedtc'examins beforo making their selections, as all goods wiU be sold low, and war ranted to giro entire s^lsfaotlon to the pnrohaser. EOBERT B. WALKEB, 100 Chesnnt St., below 8tb, Phlla. sept 23 8m-43
SIMlSBrllrtKs g^nuerttsemcnts.
S^
ILES—PLAIDS—SHAWLS—DE
BEGE. MAHTER ^ SON,
15 Nortfa Second street, Philadelpbia Invite attention to tfaeir new stock of BLACK SILKS.
KO BARRELS "White Preserving Su-
f/O- gars just received andfor sale cheap, by ^^ J.D. SKILES.
Mackerel, Mackerel.—37 bbla. and half bbla. New Mackerel recelTCd and for sale cfaeap for cash by J.D. SKILES.
A large assortmont ot Piokels, Ketohnps,
Prepared Mustard,Terajone Vinegar, Salld Oils. Also Osweeo Com Starch, Fereni, &c., just received by. J.D. SKILEB.
2600 pounds Extra Sugar Hams 1250 pounds
Dried Beof. 1000 pounds New York Dairy Cheese. Also Dutch Head, Pino Apple and Sap Sago cheese, just received and for sale by J. D. SKILES.
Always on hand a very superior article of
Frebii Ro*sTru Java CoFFrE, FraHi lot of Greoa and Black Teas, just reeeivedand for iale by
JOHN D SKILES, No. 41 East Kiug Street, opposite Sprechers Hotel. jt;.y 2T ' tf-34
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Yard.
SHENK & LONG keep constantly on band a large and well selected stock of LTJMBEB OK ALL KINDS, at their Lumber Yard, corner of Prince and Lemon streeta. beingthe old stand of B. Beinhold Jk Co. [Lancaster. July 20, 3m-33
Caution to Sportsmen,
ALL persons are cautioned against trcHpaBsing on the premiiea of the undersigned In Elizabeth towujibip, for the purpose of fauntlng or fibbing, AUGUSTUS BOYD, Agent.
ttaggS S't-43
Caution to Hunters.
ALL persons are forbid trespassing on tfae premises of the subacribers In Bart town¬ ship, (or tfao purpose of bunting, as tfae pea alty of the Law will be enforced against all snch witfaout respeot to persons. JACOB ECKMAN, Sr ,
JAMES RISK, ELISHA HAMEL, DAVID WITMER, Sep 23^*t^53 JACOB M. ECKMAN.
Dissolution of Partnerslilp.
''J'^HE partnership heretofore existing te-
X tveen the undersigned, Inthe mercantile busi¬ ness, was dissolved on the Iflth of September,inst., by mutual coneent. Thomas Snodgrass (one of tho late firm) has purcbased all the accounts, and will make settlement of all debts owing to or by tbo flrm. K. HUBER, THOMAS SNODGRASS. MarticviIIe,'aep.28. 3*t.43
VIVIYERSITir OJF MAR¥I.AIVI>
THE Forty-Sixth Annual Session will begin onTHURSDAY. October 13th, 1853, aod eod on the 1st of March, 18G4.
rrinciples and I'ractico of Surgery und Clinical Surgery—Natjiak R. Suith, M D. ChomiBtry and Pharmacy—Wm. E. A. Aikf.x. M. D. Principles and Practice of Medicine and Cllolcal Medicine—SABn;Ei.CHr.w,M. D. Anatomy and Physiology—Jobeph Rosy, M . D.
ObstotriBS—RlCHAHD 11. TlIOMAfl.M D.
Materia Medica, Tbcrupeaticsand Pathology—Gi.a. W. Mll.TK>DKHGEH, M. D.
Practical Anatomy—Beiiwicv B. Smith, M.D.
Fees for the full course. $90/ Demonstrator's Fee, $10; Matriculation, 3^5; Graduation. $20.
Kor purposes of Clinical instruction, the Faculty havo at tfaeir command Baltimore Indrmary, contain¬ ing 'iOO beds. It bulongs to the University, and la managed oud attended entirely by thc Faculty, aud is open to all matriculates of the Kchool throughout the year witbout fee.
Anatomical material is abundant and cheap. Ex¬ penses of living In Boltimoro as low aa any Atlantic city. WM.E.A. AIKEN, M.U,,Dean, aug 23 3m-38
BTEW BOOKS, '
THE old eatablished JBookstore, No. 12 North Queen street, has been renovated and re¬ plenished with a stock of new books purchased at " The Philadelphia and New York Fall Trade Soles." and the gubscTlbcrs would respectfully Invite tbe pnbllc to calland examine tbelr assortmentof English and Qerman Miscellaneous and Scbool Books, Blank Books, Writing Paper and Stationery, conQdent tfaat they can sell as cheap as any one else.' They will be constantly receiving new and good books as they are published.
Harper's and Patnam's Magazines, Godey's Ladles Book and other monthly publications. The illustrat¬ ed News and 01eason*s Pictorial, received as soon as puhllfihed.
Tfaey have for sale the following illustrated works; infaandsome binding, both in English and Qerman langnages.
The Book of the World, vol.1, with the premium ->late, a splendid engraving ol Frankfort on the Maine, iuhscribers to the second voliime receive as a premi¬ um plate, an engraving representing The Shepherd as Physician.
Meyer's Uolverstun. vol. 1, containing views o scenery and public edifices in tfae wbole world. Snb scrihers to the second volumerecelve a.<)a preminm plate, a splendid engraving. The Maid of Saragossa.
A Soo assortment of Blank books, bound in a supe¬ rior manner and ready paged, constantly on hand.
Also, Foolscap and Letter Paper manufactured by Georgo King, York, Fa jOf tha Southworth Company, and other kinds, at tfae lowest prices.
Their Englisfa and German Almanacfi, for tfae year 1854, are pubUsfaud and readyfor sale.
sep 28-tf-43 JOHN BAER & EONS.
JLlsIe Thread JRIitts.
LADIES' and Misses' Long, White and Colored Lisle Tfaread ^Iltts, a beautiful as¬ eortment ot W. 0. GILBERT'S New York Store.
SaPEKTSILS MOflim Stft'Tff.—Long and'
Shorl, Ladle<t' and Mlaiiofi' Black Sllk Mitts f^om 12)c to $2,50 ot W. 0. GILBERT'S Now York Store- .
M D BEGE.—M D Beige now ao mach ia de- xaand, alt %Vool and Woo and Cotton, at reduoed prices, ot tho New York Store. W. 0. GILBICRT.
BAREGE D LAINES.—Closing out the Spring assortment, styles that were selling early In the season at 25 and 31 cts, now going with a msfa at 12* ond 183 ct»i at tho New York Store.
W. O. GILBERT.
BLAOK GRO DE RHINES.—Super Black
high lustered Silks for Mantilliu aDd dresses, low at tho Now York Storo. W. O. GILBERT.
POPLINS.—Silk and Linen, in beautifnl
aBsortment of colors, at tho Now York Store. jnnelS-tf-Sa W.O. GILBERT.
THE GEEAT SEA SEEPENT sup- posed to bobetween one and two hundred feet long. Captain Clipper, of the Brig Arrow, reports a tremendoos sea serpent on the old serpent, gronnd off Nahant, wblcb has caused consider¬ able excitement in that vioinity, but nothing
to be compared with that now eiifltlng about.
tbe new and splendid stook of Clothing now offered forsale at WM. HENSLER'S ClothlngSt )re..No, 31^, NortbQueenstreet, Lancaster, Sign of the Red Coat. It is now admitted on all hands, that there may be seen oneof the fluostassortmeats ofplainand fancy Clothing any where to bo foand in or oat of tho ooun¬ ty of Lancaster. Dress audFrock Coats. Sack Coots, Pantaloonsaud Vests, Shirts, Sfalrt Collars, Stocks, Cravats, and in short, eve^hlng belonging to Gen¬ tlemen's apparel of every kind and gaollty, and at th& loweat poasible prices. All articles sold at this entab- lUfament ean bc warranted, as tfaey aro all manufactu¬ red under tfae Immediate superintendence of tfae sub Bcrlher himself.
Also—Goods in the piece. A more splendid assort¬ ment of fancy Pantaloon Cassimeres never was offered to'tbe pnbUe ond needs but to bo seen tobe admired and purciiased.
Superflne and Common Clotfas ofall colors and prl-
!8. Flrat-rate plain blaek CasBlmere, No. 1, Vestings of tbe latest and most beautitul patterns, all of which aro offered at No. 81 J, North Queen street, Sign Of the Red Coat, two doors nortfa from tbe Nationol Houso Hotel, where oor Clouds aud tbe public generally are respeetfully invited to call. Come ono, como all from Town and County, and be aesured that If yon make a purchase you will have made something for yourselves WILLIAM HENSLER.
N. B.—Remember, sincere thanks and no charges forlooklng at the goods. [may 18, tf-24
Ricfa and elegant Gooda ot 02^1 Casfamere, Higbland.
Woollen, and Silk PlaidH, Commencing at 44 cents. " Brocade Silbs.
Figured Silks,
SoliA Color Silks, Tan Color SUks, Rich Plald Silks,
Cherry and Black Plald SUks, And High colora LiniugSlIks, High colors Cashmere, Do do Tfalhet,
Printed Casfamere, Palm Figured,
Bay State Squore, Bay State Long,
And Broche Shawls, Allot low pricea. DcBege. DeBe^e, Plald De Laioce, Tan Cashmere,
High eolors do Laines, Striped de Laines, Woollen Flannels, Canton Flannela. In tho TRIMMINGS DEPARTMENT are- Braids. Gimps,
Bindinga, Buttons. Zephyr Worsted, Zephyr Potttrns,
French Worked Slippers,
Clook and Apron Tassels, &c., Velvet Ribbons,
Rigolettes—Rlgolettes, Jn New and Rich Designs, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Philadelphia. Oct 5 Im-44
BRTAIV & SOUVDBI/S
WAIiNUT HALL CLOTHING- STOHE,
No, 57 North Queen street, Lancaster, onedoor
south of Buchmuller'3 Cutlery Store, and six
doors north of Sener's Hotel,
THE subscribers have just reeeived an entire newstock of DIack and Fancy Col- ¦« ored Cloths, Casbmerets, Drab de Ets Queens'~ Clotb, andbeavy new styles of Ooods. suitable
forSummer Coats ; Black and Colored Cassi-
meres, French Linens and agreat variety of new and fashionable goodsfor Pants; together with a most su¬ perior and splendid stock of new styles of VestlDga.
Also—Stocks, Cravots, Handkerchiefa, Suspendera. ¦Hosiery,&c. A splendid osaortment of flne Whiteand Fancy Shirts, ond Collars
Also on hand a large and fashionable assortment of Resdy-made Clotbing—cat and manufactured in a su¬ perior manner, wbich are offered and sold at the very lowestpricea for Cosh- Orders in the Tailoring line ezecutedinthebestmounerandatthe abortest notice.
Measrs. BRYAN .J- SHINDEL return their sincere thanks for the very liberal patronago beretofore be¬ stowed on them, and hope by strict attention to bucj- pess to morit a continuance of thc same.
j^-Don't forgot the place—No. 57 Noith (iui'cn street, Lancaater, Pa.
GEORGE BRYAN.
may25-tf-251 M. W. SUlNDKL .
Franklin Hall Clotliiiig Storo One door South of Sener's** Franhlin Hntvl' JVorth Queen Street, Lanca.-ter, Pa. ',
MjEfiflnaLjIlQLRTVT A M JUJXLLJJiSmT?,j takfl thjamcthod to Inform the citixens of Lm '
D^
.RESS BUTTONS—VEL VET UIB-
B 0 NS —Rl GOL ETTES.
MARTER 4-SONS, 16 Nortfa Socond St-, Fbilodalphia. iWitc tbe attention of 1 STOREKEEPERS,
t) their new opening iu great variety of Dress Buttons, Velvet Ribbons, Rlgolettes, Rigoiettea; Fancy Gimps, Trimming Braids, Serpentino do. Zephyr Worsted, Cloak Bind iogs, Canvass, Hosiery, ' Glores, Woolen Yarn,
'And Glass, Enamelled, Silk, Satin, Dreas. Steel and Jancy Buttons, ' oct G.lm-44
R£I>£Or.4Ii.
PIERSON & DIA.MENT, (late Wm. Picrsou;) wbosesale and retail BLANK BOOK aanufactuiers and Stationers, have temoved from Jo,52North4tfa street, toN-W. Comer of 4tb and fherry stieets, Philadelphia
t Account Books of the finest quality, togetfaer with il kinds of auperior Stationery, auitable for Banking (c Commercial puipoaea, constantly on hand. Boo^ hied to uny pattern, and made In tfao most durable lonner, at the shortest notice- All work warranted. Ijnr" Banks, Public Offlcea, ond Merchants supplied o moderate terms. oct 6-6m-44
BUFFALO EOBES AND FUES.— , . ''Ifohants or others, Tlsltlng Phllideliihia, »ra respectfally InTitod to call at our estabUshmant, i„.i, .. ' f" Ood tholargost and best assortment In the city, at the lowest prices.
ajp23^.43 No.03N.3d8t.,eiida.
_Notesta tb^,h.nMnghoas.s,5S'hc''CS hiS
that, from bis loag experionce of
Bonk Notes, iu tfae banking hous^ln^lSia iuy fa? wm be able by a new proceas to Rzcouto his wormin Tha very beat manner, on moat reasonable torma-refers ence given. BENJAMIN ROOKns Steel Plate Printer, No. 1 N. Bth sL, Pfaiia Hep2S im*^
"VrO. 54 Nortii Second Street, abuv-;
J_^ ¦ Arch, Pblladelpbla. If you want agood Uuto: Cap, go to the monufactory, where you vmi im i 7 tbelargeat assortmont atthe lowest city prlco-i J -Moleskin Hats,from $3 60 to ^ 50; Silk fliii.- from $1 to $2; Clotb, Glazed, Plush and Fancy (.Hf- of eyery style and price. Furand wool Ko^smli H;it.- in tfae greatest rarlety. Children'a Fancy Hat.'',"»' i 2) different patterns, from 75 cents to $4.
Just received ftom the Fur Company, a large iis^-otI- ment of Buffalo Robes, irfalcfa we will seU ot thu low¬ est prices by the bale or single robo. LADIliS' FCItS- —AUtho feahlonohle stylesof MnJIs,Uoa3, Victorintv:. Tlppeis and Caffs, jnat made up irom good skius, anti as iow asthey canbe sold. Country Mcrchante and thopnbllcgenerally areinvited to esamine our Ktock, asthey will flnd it well selected, and at the lowi-t^t ooahprlcea. sep 14-3m-41
N JVXJIUS STERIV,
0. 171 North Second street, oppo^Uu the Camel Hotel, Pbiladeipbia, haa In ston; a full and extensive asaortment of all kinds of MILMX- ERY ARTICLIiS, aucb aa Ribbons, Laccs, Bloods Lsce Silkfl, Flouncoa, Bonnet Frames, and a large a.s¬ sortment of needle worked Handkercbiefd, CoHar.s. Copes, Flcunces, Insertinga, Edgings, etc., tngctliL-r with a great variety oj other article.^ in our lint; ton numerous to mention at wbolesaU- or retail.
I request tboae who ore about making ibctr J'.'tlJ porcbasoa to glvo me a coll. sap 14 ::iii-U
OrusB, JMediciaeH, &,c..
JENKS & OaDEN, No..IUG North Tbirdstreet, phlla. Importers of UlLLMiS, .MKIi- CINES and DYE STUFFS. Manufacturers 01 ri.ni.
sep 28 JUCKEEEL CODFISH, SALMON, HEBHING, POKK,
H.fiMS AND SIDES, SHOULDiinS, LABD AND CHEESE, aug 31
1 Constantly on hand and j For sale by
f J. Palmer & Co.
I Martot St. Wharf, J Philadelphia.
3m-39
SOI.IS, BROTBtEBS,
TMPOfirEKS and Manulactarers of
X «Tety descripUon of LADIES' FUES, 88 Aroh St., below Phlrd St., Philadelphia, and at ITS Water St. New York. '
As onr Goods haTO. ull boon selected in Enrope by ono of the Firm, aad Manufactured by ourselves in tho most elegant and fajhlonablemanner, we can offer them at a price (taking their superior quality into Oonsideration) that wiU defy competition.
"KS-SilTcr Medals awarded for superiority by the Institutes of Pennsylania and Maryland. _H58iI . 3m.37
WM.F.POXTS,
IMP OS TJiS .dJVS BEaLbR IJV
IROH & STEEL,
No. 401, Market street, belowIstb, Northslde, PHILJXDELPHLd.
Oct 20 _^ ly-*^
toys, Toys. Fancy CrOOds. &c., &c. W. TILLER,
a AS received hia Fall Importation of Toys, Dolls. Work Boxes, aiticles for Confeo- ioners, Urugglsts'and Tobacconists. Also, FANCY Ioods of every deacription in greater variety tban ¦vcr.
Toys of IV'ood, China. Lead, Tia, &c,ovcr IOOO styles. Jointed, Kid, Wax and Drcrged DOLLS, all aizes.--' loll Heads wUh teeth, moving eyea, Sto.
Aecordeons. Harmonicas, VioUna, Jewaharpa, Trum- jeta, Watches, Klngfi, Optica, Waggons, &e.
.MarbK'sof Agato, Cbina, tJlasa, Common, and (Jol- ^'d. German Slates and Penclla, all sizes und varle- tes. PurcuaaioQ Cops Q. D., T., B., ond other marks OiUalnc
I Cornets. Bonbon, and Cracking Secret Papera for
(onfectioberB
j Fancy Baskets and Boies. Drcs.'.lng Caau3, Alabaater
aXlclca, Jewulry Boxes, InatandB,Toiiet Bottles,Per-
fijjiery. Tooth rirusbes, Druggiat Fancy articlea, Car-
la'jie, o. h. Penclla.
, robacco und Snuff Boxea, Segar Cases. Tm Foil, 'jurki.-fh and German Pipes of Porcelain, Bronze, i^-o , fifch tin endlosB variety of oerreflt atyles Oi FANCY aOODS.
; Dealers will flnd it to their advaotageto make an cirly examination of thia stock as tbe gooda are all iew, aKtl will be ollcrad at tfao very lowest ratCB.
Alfio Penny Toys, 50 kinda,and caaua of aaaortcd ToV-i, ut S5, *I0 ood S'JO per case.
W. TlLLP:n, Importer, No. 1 Commerce atrtet, Pbila,
ot:t 0 'im-44
W. WILSOM",
CMterandthepeoploofthe8urroundingct.untry.that y r, i^. ^ j^^^^^h Street.ftve doors h^fiW Mar-
they hove taken the popular Clotbing establishment. * , , <?. , -j^ i>u.-i„^.i„i -., "-
hnown'oB Franklin Hall, lately under tbe proprli;tor. feci St., east side, Ptiitadetphia.
COLTTMBIA HOUSB.
Chesnut Street, below Tth, Philadelphia.
IP" BOARD $l.fiO PER DAY. jnue 1 tf-28
jsiGtU-Tmasci RO0S.
'PHE undersigned have received the
X Agency for OTIS' PATEJVT INSULATED LIGHTNINU CONDUCTOR. The latest and moat improved invention of the kind, put up andforsale by WM. M. M'CLURE ^ BROTHER,
Building Hardwaro and Tool Store, 287 Market St., between Tth and 8th, Phjla. 5" County Rigfata for sale. Alao- Just published aud for pale,-t-"A Trcatiao on Lightning Conductors," by L.LVOX, A.M- July 27-6m-34
JAMES L. JONES, ATTORNEY AT IAW,
JVb. 4 Lato Buildings, 5th St., helow Chestnui
PHILADELPHIA.
ur;<ie;
, .^ „.^ country lUi-
chants and PhysicianB is roflpectfnllyBOlicitetl. aep 1 iy.jo
IMPORTANT ToPHrSIOIAMSANDliA-W'JlTELEAD.nnd VABNISHES ofall ,,iialit DIES.-Confldenco can bo placed, to the fajttP!P'?;"'''"^='^»"'°,''S";'°'a?"°'°?,'''^^i."''°'' 'ir" eitent, in tho us. of tbo SuproarEa. o'f MrS.EETM ? '"¦'^•»- AioohoI.Spts. rurpentlne, Lurn.og 11„
o1fn';!»'Sofl"a=C,^'1£fmS7i;rns-'£ "i»
;!hrJpru^a?l^"?f;'„¦^eVn^U^„'S^t.?ey^r\Sf-^^^^^^^ ware of metal, gloss, springs of oU kinds, and elastic preparations, tho tendency of which to injure the patient, la but too wttl known to many sufferers and phyaicians. To avoid all conntorfelts, apply personal¬ ly or by letter to Mrs. B., No. 321 Walnut 6'treet: ex¬ amine her signature onoaobSupporter, and herUnl- ted States Copyright labels on eacb box. Her Sup¬ porters aru sanctioned by astanding of 20years and also hy the Faculty, consisting of tbe fajghast names in thu United States. We send by mall, free. Prices moderate. Address, wholesale or retail ordera, to JAB. BETTS, Agent, No. 321 WolnntStreet, Pblla.
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TFurs! Furs7! Furs:.'!. HE snbscriber wonld most reapectiul- ly iuvite the attention ol Ladles, who puriK;.-' purchasing gooda In hia Unc, to givo him a tulLui.-t eiamine fais haadBomo atockof KURS, conaistiub'in part of Ladles' MulTa, and Trimmingfl; Filch, Slvu,:. Martin, Lyux, trench Sable and S,,ujrrel .MufT^, Boas. Victorias, ic, V^holeaalu and Uytail at the lowest caah pricea. A. baRBIKK,
Importer and Manufacturer of i'ur.s No il s -'uil St. above Cbesnut, PhUadelphia. ' ¦ *¦^¦-
«i-AU kinds of Furs .Manulaetured anj ri.-Tnin-d
JDELLINGER is StiU taking those • splendid DAGUKUREOTyPES, put up in a handsome case, for tbo smaUsum ol ONB^ DOLLAR, at bis well-known Koom, north west corner of Centre Square,In tbe rear of Longenecker b Cooper's Store, at the sign of tfae large Dsguorrcau Flag. Ells Rooms are dally crowded with visitors, "anxious to receive tho Sfaadow ere tfae Substance fade," for One Dollar only \ I hove tfae largest Ught in tfala city, put np expresaly for tbe busiuesB, sothat I am prepared to takepiotures In cloudy as well aa clear weather, at tfae Sign of tfae Big Flag, Centre Sq,uare, near tfae Market Houae.
Tbankfal fortfae patronage bestowed upon faim tfae past two years, by tfae citizens of tfae city and oounty generally, he hopes by striot attention to business, ond taking good Likeness s at $1, to merit a continuance of tfae some.
I^T'Bemcmber the place, at tbe sign of tbe Large Daguerrean Flag, near tfae Court House.
I^^^Llkenessos of invalids or deoeased persona token tathe shortest notice. J..DELLINGER,
april 20-tl.20] Sign of tbelarge Dognerreon Flag.
, lately under tbe propr' ship of Uncle & Coleman, wherc it ia tbeir determlna tion to furniah o firstrate article of Clotbing of every vtviety st the lowe.it cash rotca. Their stock has juat been replenished witfa oil the new and lateat styK-a of Clotbs, CoRBimeres, Sattlnetts, Velveta. Vesting?, &c. togetber with o new and fashionable apsortment o
READY MADE CLOTHING, ofevery description, such as Drefs and Frock Coats. Overcoats, tiaeks and Monkey Jackets. Panta, Overalls etc.,all of whlcb wiUbe sold cheaper tbau ever before offered to the people of this county. The undersigned hove also a good supply of
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
such aa Dreas Sfalrts, Undershlrta, Drawer.i, Cravats. Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders, Handkerchiefa. Qloves Uoalery.and In short, everything required for a gen¬ tlemon's wardrobe. Customer work will receive the strictest attention and every garment meaaured will be waranted in every particular.
.Don't forget the place—ooe door pouth of Sfuer's, formerly "Vankanou's) Franklin Ilotel. Nortb Qut;en Btreet. COLEMAN ^ QILLKSl'IE.
feb 23 tr-l2
H^
AS for sale, every variety of Wall
f'AJ'KIty, from 0 ceou* I'cr pitoe upirartl.-", in-
TuOiUK I'iin^ S.\T]NS, GOLD and VELVKTS. ImitH- Itioa WOUUS, .MAKBLES,i;c.
Also a great variety of new styles of CURTAIN PATERS, FIRE B0.\I10 PRINTS, BORDERS, tc. Ui^altrs supplied at tbc lowest ralea.
Do as I DO.—A well known fast man recently
entered the Asior " Exchange/' or barroom,
where he seldom fafla to.meet about twenty
friends in the " smiling" hours. With hia usu-
lasl Block. They we both very urgent for im-1'^^'""''•ness, he called np the company, wfao,
mediate payment, although they have always|"°^^*"B loth, at once "faced the counter/'—
"Icould
been wiUiug to wait a few months until I coidd make arrangemonta to meet their claims. But misfoiiuncs never come single^ and if a man geta a little behindhand, trouble seema to pour in upon him." ....--- .,.
"Just Bo," replied the wife, **-Tbe'neigh¬ bors ihmk we are going down htit, uod' every one is ready to give a push. Here ore two more bills foryou—one from the grocer, and tho Qth- from the teacher.".
Reply was prevented.by a knock at tho dpor* and the appearance of a lad, who presented a ncaily folded papef, and disappeared.
"The butcher's account^ aa I, live!" ex¬ claimed the astonished shoemaker; "fWho.t is to be done, Mary ? So much money to be paid oat and very little coming ifa ;'for some of iny best cuatomers have left me', alihqugh'my. work hos always given satisfaction. ' If I conld only have as much cmployment'aa uaual/iuid the usual credit allowed me, I could ioon ^tisfy all these claima; but lo meet them now' b impos- flible, andthe acknowledgmenicf'my -inability would send us still on the downward path.
•• We must do our beat stid trait in Brovi* dene,"' was the consoUog.remark of hts wife^ as a aeDfi3d:knock at the dooraroosed :the fear that anpihcr^pMoiAn^wuabpiutoa^Sea^.r, ,^
But Fte' ben^voWi .cpunipnance^ p^^ijUflcIe Joshua, a rare, bur e^er. wolcbmB visitor, pire- Dented iiself. .Se&ting-hii]u»If-i;i^ comforta- "ble cbair 'tGkV',Mu}f;^iu^Dedl^to ^u^ I}lm,1he
You must nil do as I' do," said the liberal
fnend. " Oh certainly—ofcourse," was the
u"'^5l™°'^° reply. " What is yoUrs going to
I shall take pnre brandy," was hia re-
CEMETRY LOTS ^OK SAIiE.— Four lots, enclosed with faandsome Iron fence, tc, conveniently and pleasantly locoted,In "Wood¬ ward Hill C emotery,ln this city, for solo on tfae moat reaaonable terma. For particulars, inquire at this of¬ fice, gep 28-ti-43
EOBRENT.—A twostory" Brick Honse In Soutb Duke Street'. Enquire of Wtu. O, GUbert, New York Store. tep a8-tf-43
DlTJlsioii of Elizabetb Townsblp.
THE undersigned CommiBdioners ap¬ pointed by the Court of Q.uartsr Seasions of Lancaster, at Auguat Sessions, lS&8,t4) Inquire and re- port as to the propriety of dividing tfae said township OS prayed for In a petlUon to the said Court, will meet for tbat purpoao on Tuesday, the first day of Novem¬ ber next, at 9 o'clock A.M,at tbe pubUo house ol Jofan Sbenk,in said township; and If on that day tfaeir duty Is not concluded they will continue In aesBlon from day to day until tfae purpose of their appointment shall be fulfilled; at which time and plsce all persons interested wfao think proper may at tend. EMANUEL SCHAEFFER,
WILLIAM CARPIiNTER, sep28-tf-43 MAPI8 HOOPES.
. -Intelligencer and Volksfreund please copy.
NOTICE is hereby given that appli-. cation will be made to the next teglslature for tbo Incorporation of a. Baoktns institution, to be lo- 'oatedintbeBoroogfabr Marietta, Lancaster oounty, witb a capital of ons bundred k.sd fifty tfaousand dol iaZB, witfa the privilege of extending tbe eome to two faanored tfaousaod dollars, aod tobe ooUed tfae Done¬ gal Bonk. JAMES CUSHMAN, DAVID HABRY, J.R.DiFFENBACH, CALVIN A. 8CHAFFNEB, J.J.COOK. JOHN J. LIBHART,
J. P. WICKERSHAM, J. H. GROVE, M. D., ASM.SCHOGK, JOHN MILLER.
June 1& 6m*-23
Tbe Pblladelpbla and THevv Torb Trade (Sales over.
THE subscribers having attended both tbesesoies personally, ore reeeiving tbe largest and best selection of good books and stationary to be found lu any one catahUshment of the kind between Philadelphia and Pittsburg, consisting of Common acfaool and Cloasical, Theological,Medical,Law,£^cl< entlSo, Literary and Mlacellaneous books, and tfae publications of tfae different Sunday Sehool Unions^ AU of wblcb tfaey are determined to seU at aucb pri¬ ces as will continne to tfaem tbe reputation of the Cheap Book atore.
Clergymen are espeoially Invitedto call and osam- Ine the foUowiog imported works, viz : —
Tbe English Hezapio, exhibiting the six importont English tronalotlons of tho Now Testament Scrip¬ tures.
A Hiatory of tbe Bible, from tfae beginning of tfae world to the estahUahment of Chriatianity; witfa nu-. merous notes reconcUlng seeming contradictions, rect¬ ifying mlB-tronalationa ^c. By. the Rey. Thomas ;SCackfaouee,M. A.
, Cyclopedia of EngUsh Literature ; a falstory, Critl col and Blogropfaloal, of Britiafa ontfaors, from tfae ear- llest to tfae present times, fiy Robert Chambers.
An Introduction to the Netr Testament ,* contain¬ ing an examination of the most Important questions relating to the authority. Interpretation and integrity of the canonical boolcs, with reference to the lateat Jnqulrlea. By Samuel DovIdaon,LL. D. , i^Dpfaetic Studies; or. Lectures on. tbo Book of Daniel. By Rev.^ohn Cutamlag,D D.
Foresfaodows ; or Lectures on onr Lord's miracles, OB eamesta of tbe age to come. By Rev. Jobn Cam¬ ming, D.D. ¦
; Tbeae together witfa many of tfae late publication! [of onr own country are to be found on tbelr shelves.
Tha Professional man, the Taaober, tfae Student and the general reader,' will find In their coUectlon of booka suffioient Intereating mattervamply to repay tfaem for caUing and examining for ihemselves.
sept 21 tf-44 MURRAY » STOEK.
GROCCIBIES! OROCERICISI!
TVrHOLESALE & RETAIL. The
f T undersigned most respectfully invites tbe at¬ tentlonof hia numocoos frienda and the public gen erally, to fais itew, cHsar, ond weU selected stockof QROCBRIES, unsurpasaed hy any other In the city of Lancaeter,in quality or price. Gonnlating of COF¬ FEES—Oreen and ligbt Rio Coffee, (extra qnaUty ;}
Real old'Govemment Java ; Laguira, Jamaica and
St, Domlogo. SUOARS.—Porto Rico, New Orleans, Cuba, (Brown,)
Loaf, Crushed, Pulveilzed and Soft Crushed. MOLASSES.—Leveling Syrup, oldstyle Sugar House,
Porto Rico for baking, elegant quality Syrup 10 eta
aquort,New Orleans ond Sugar Honse for bakiug
at 6\ cents o quart. TEAS.—Imperial, Youug Hyson and Block. SALT.—Ground Alum, Asbton and Dairy. FISH.—No. 1,2 aod 3 Mackerel and Salt Herring.
Besides many otber articles, auoh oa Spices of all
kinds, Indigo, Salsratns, Baking Soda, Potash, j-o.
4-c. TOBACCO,—Cavendisfaj Twist and FineCnt. SEOARS.—Havanna, Principe, Pocofaontoa, Rougfa andReody, La Vurga, Cuba Sixes, Half Spanish and
Common. QUEENSWARE.—Ten per cant, oheaper than ever. LIQUORS.—He also bas made arroDgemeota witb ono of tfae flrst Liqnor establishme ts In Pblladelpbla, so that be wiU be able to seU Liquors at tbe loweat PbU¬ adelphIa prices, and warrant tbem good, otherwise they can ba returned.
Hotel keepera will do well by giving bim a call at No. 41 Nortfa Qneen street, hetween Shober's and Sener's Hotela, Lancaster. Pa. .Very respectfully, DAVID W. DEITRICH, Obaervethe name—be notmlsled. Be sore you're rigfat-tfaen go afaeod otfga 35
ply. And they all called for P. B. AftsV drmkmg, iho wag laid down hia shilling oh the counter, and immediately retired, whispering in aaoft-pemiasive tone: "Do as I do, gentle- men J.-liie party looked ntone another witfa ft comic etare until cne, who finally felt the force oi the. idea creeping powerfoUy through hi3 hair, exclaimed: "Sold,by thunder!"
Ah IsezSBSSZS-z PAEEa.-Ediiars are not always,willing to make a full exposition of their mptiveB, or tb print their real motto in cleartypo at tlw "top oT the.fllij?^t.'A CO inatance
oflhe mdfl't 'perfect, frankness in this respect is aflbfded"in"'tHe' mntlo', of lhe Rockland (Me.) Gairffe.'"An IndepcndenV paper, devoted to the ben^t ofita'patfo'nJB/and the pecuniary proA* of its puhiis^er^.' "Thew ia nothing am¬ biguous about thus.' Thiire is bo ariray of abstract principlef,-DD claim to disii^resied aims, buta aimple, -etruffat-foTward uinoDnceoientt which we dare say,the editor livestip to; and we hops lo the satislaction. of his patrona aild his own. ¦ »-"GniUy ot not giiUyt" said a judge lb a native or-the • Emerald iBle.' 'J*Jtist;'as yonr honor pUces;'-' It's nbt fbrltho likfli''^*^ ine lo dictate'to yow'honot'B wo«hi^;'*%«B ilie lepljr;
"|W*":;^.Ka?e^
a conceited moBu^an, in s cqnve JBtUioD t^ oth«^
stoves! Stoves! StoveS!
¦ TUST reoeived direct from the manu-
V facturefs, k variety of Cook and Parlor Stoves of ftfae lati;st and most 'approved patterns, oU of wbicfa ;wtlLbe warranted'ib. give' BatlsfOotioD. - Also, a good 'assortment Coal Backeta,SleveB.Sfaovels, sheet Zino, floor 'OU Carpot, aUtb^ above artlclei< wUlbe sold as low ss oon be pqrebased at anyother store in tbe olty. Old Stores taken In excbange for new ones.
H.D. musselman; '
; No. 21 N. Q.ueen'St.,b6tweenHoatotterB end Mich¬ aels Hotebi, sign of tbe Big Hand Saw. oct S-tf-44
¦ ¦ UEFB EffSmaAHrCE.' '¦"
Fenn Matual Ziife Xiuiarancd Companj.
CHAaTEB pBstETOAt. Capital $400,000
AGENTS IN LANCABTER:
J. ZiMUEoiuitj No.74 Nurth Queen Stroet.
Dr. Eu-Parot, East King Street. ~
6ct6 ...-¦. ,_. . 81^^
Wow ia tlie time for Barg^ains !
Cheaper than ever, at JVo. 10, fVest King St.
SA. DYSAKT & BRO., respectful- 0 ly Inform their frienda and tho public in gener¬ al, that they havejust returned from N. York q_,i^ and Philadelphia, with on entire new and fesb-^J'X louableatockof Watches, Jewelry, and FancyKV^a articles, at the loUowing low prices : Xfca^
FullJewelled Gold LeverWatches, [from $25 to $150 Gold Lepine -Wotcbes, fuU jewelled, from $20 to $30 SUver Lover Wotcbcs, fuU jewelled, from $12 to $18 Silver Lepine Watches, jewelled, from $8 to ?12
Gold Pena In Silver cases, from $1 to $2 f>0
Silver Tea Spoona, from $4,60 to $8,00 per tet.
Clocks of nil kindfl, Irom $1.50 to $10,00
ALSo new atylea Ladies Brcost Pins, Ear llinga. Bracelets, Gold Pencila, Gold and SUver Spectacles^ Gold Keya, Port MonIa.s, &c.
Alarge lot of Aecordeons, Comba Fau-s, and other articlea too numeroua to montioou^ually kept in Wateh and Jewelry Stores, at least25 percent, lowerthan any otfaer Store lo tfao city. We invite all our friends and the pubUc In general to give us a coll. -' Quick sales and Small Pro&ta," is our motto. Jaues p. DratRT.] TSamuel A. DysaUt
N. B.—S. A.D. hoving flnlafaed fais trade with one ot tbe beat workmen in tfae city of PhUadelphia. be la prepared to do all kinds of Watch, Clock and Je'wclryj repairing at tfae sfaortcst notice, and warranted for one year or no charge. [Ap. 13 tf-19
I PCBUtC IVOTICE.
T>EMOVAL.—The subscriber, W. T.
JlAj Kry, Uesk aud Dressing Case Manufacturer, has Kiuoved Irom his old ataud, No. 227, to fala new'and *acious Btoro, No. 128 Arch street, four doora above Jixtli. soutb side, PhUadelphia. Whete he haa in- sensed facilities ol accommodation aod immense ad- jtions to his beautiful stock of rieb ranc}f urtlL-Ics rot to be aurpaaaed by :tuy housc In the city In qual- iy or price; aud to wliich novelties will bv constant- t added by almnst every arrival from Earope. "W. •t. F. in relurning thanka for the patronage ao genur- (tously bestowed upon him by a discerning pubiic fiiring tho past three years, bega to assure his uumcr- (US palroB-i thfttnotbing shall bo wanted on faix pari D m(:rit a continuance ol tbo same.
Constantly on hand the largest assortment of Desks, )ressing and Traveling casea in tho cU^,
JAMES H. SPRAGUjE, ,
NOS. 33 and 35 North Fourth Street, Importer of and Dealer in Foreign GLASS, of everydescription, oud Agent for the principal Ameri¬ can Glasa Factoriea, haa forsale Roofing, Flooriug.Hot Houae aud Bulk "Window Glaas, of every size, up to 4 feet wide by 12 fect long, and from J of an inch to two inches tbick.
ZINC PAIWTS,
White, Black and Grey, Dry or In OU. White Lead Varnishes of all kinds, Linaeed OU, Turpentine, Putty Paint Brushes, Dye Woods, Pot ami Pearl Ashes, ic. £tegPrf,^^f^£ft]itWftfe^l\Mft'«^ii«^§'rfiIb^ft?a!= cines. Noa. 33 and 35 North Fourthst-, above cherry ca-HtoIde.
^ 8 ly-l
REMOVAl..
Sign of the Big Book at tlie Door,
THAT great world-ren owned Sign is REMOVED to the DOOR. ABOVE _/=7=v-_ UaLLOWHILE, below tho Bald Eagle ^M/mJ^L Hotel, In Third st., rillLADlCLPHlA.^i^^jfJay Somc try to deceive tbe InteUlgeDt clt-Ufildbrfr Izens of this community, but they cannot bo deceived fur whea they come to Philadelphia, they look lor the DIG BOOK attho door. In Third Etreet, and save SO or 30 cents on cvery dollar. Ifyou want Letter Paper lookfortheBIG BOOK. Ifyou want Writing and Wrapping Papers, LOOK FOU THE CELEBRATED SIGN AT THE DOOR. If you want Account Books come direct to the Manufactory and you can get them leis than elsewbere.
¦KB-Besureyou seethe BIGBOOK ATTHE DOOR. No. 2'23 North Third street, opposite tbe Merchanta' llou.'ie, «boro CaUowhiU streot
LEMUEL ADAMS,
may l-6m-22] Account Book ManufactureT
"IVLAN, KNOW TKYSt:LF.= -
.dn invaluable Pooh, only 25 cts. per ru;.}/. " Eyery Family Should have a copy! '¦
6000 copies sold In Icsa than three motith.-<. a ,)<^\s edition, revised and improved, ju.st ii.=uca
DR. HUNTER'S Medical Manual aud HandBookfor theAilUcted CoQi;ii:]iui;ici) '.<ut line of thc Origin, Progress, Treotmont auu l^urc ol every form of difioase, contructcd by Promircu-tus ::-i x Ual Intercourse, by Self-abuse, or by Stixunl Exc.r,. with advice Ior tfaeir prevention, wriLtt;n inalauilliai- style,avoiding aU medical techniculi'.lua, unJ (.-Ttry tfalDg that would offend tbe ear of deceacy, in.in th'.- resnlt of some twenty years aueceaslul pracLicr. (.iclu- slvely devoted to thc cure of diieascs of a dvlicati;'<r private nature
To which la added receipts for tbe cure of tbe ab&v; dlaeaaes, and a treatiae on tbc Causes, Symptoms an-i Cure oftho fcT'erand Ague, for'iVtoty-Fivu t;viHH r. copy. Six copies one doUar j will be lorw^r, td u> imy part of tbe United States, by mailj frc-y or' iiouiuj,'-. Address, poatage paid, Cosdent Co.; I'ubti.-J]Lrrt. --'r " Box 19S, Post Oihco," Philadelpbia,
"Thlsls, witfaout exception, the mo.-it corujirffitn- Bive and luteUlglble work publiabeU on iliedaE.'i oi diaeaaeaof which it treats, avoiding all technical it-rms. Itaddreaaes Itsclftothe reason of its reaJcry. It i.- fcee from*" Ohjectionahl*"—*•¦--..—"!,-;-^,7"^* ^"". ever fastidious, con ofajectto placing it iu tbu hanj.s ol his sons The outhor has devoled many years lo tb- treotment of tho various complaints treated ol. and 'with too Uttle breath to Puff,' and • too litiic- pr.-.^^um],- tion to impose," he has offered to the wori.i at tin- merely nominal price of26centH, the fruit-ol ^oxn,^ twentyyeors moat succesaful procticti.^'-ih.u,, i u.
"No teacher or parentBhouldbcwJthoiitib.-KuoKl- edge Imparted In thia invaluable woik. It would fiiv.. years of p&ln, mortlflcation and forrow lo tUt- y.^iuli under tfaeir charge."—People's Auvocvti:.
A Preabyterian Clergyman iaObio,.iii vvniiUi; " Hunter's Medictl Companion, says :—¦ 1 liou.^aiid upon thousands of our youth, by evil <;.vuui[iji,-und i!i ¦¦ influence of the passions, havu bet-a l<-'d int-. ihe hiibii of self-pollution without rcalizinK th.t .= iii r.iid tb. fearful consequences Upon themselves and llttir fami¬ Ues. Tho constitutions of thousands wlio ar^- raisiUij fomiUea bavo been enfeebled, if not brukfu down an-i they do not know thc cause or tb^ '^"rt: .Vuyt/nu- that can check, and ultimately to rc-mov.; U.i,- widt-- apread source of fauuon wretchcdut-^="r "'^"''J conlor tfae greatest blessing next to the rL-ligiuu ot Jc¦.^u. Christ, on the preaent ond coming generaUons. In¬ temperance, (orthe uso ofintosicalingilrinkfi.)lh"Ut;!i it haa slain thouaands upou thoufaods, is not a (^riai^-r scourge to tho human race. Acceptmy tliankd ou l-i-- bolf of the ainicted, and, believe me.your co-worki-: in the good work you are so activt-ly fn^agi-d in." I "One copy wiU beforwarded (seuurcly onv-lopuJ snd I postage paid) on receipt cif 25 ceut." "r .-i.* <v/'H-.h Cm- one dollar. Address COSDEN i;(o.. TultH.-h-r--. "i box J9G. rhiladelphia.
BOOKSELLERS, CANVASSERS aud UOOK .\--tilH suppUed on tbe most reasouable tt-rm.'.
juue 1 . Iy.-.-,
SIIiVER'S PI.ASTK; l»Al\X.S.
CHEAP, DURABLE AND rUOTEUTUE WEATHER AND PIRE PROOF
WM.T. FRY, No. rJS Arch St., at SIsLU, South aide, directly op- lOBlte thc Theatre, Pbila. j^- Ageut for Fife's oblique Polut Gold Pen. ' ICf"Sole agent for tbe United Statea, (or Geo. Wise i Co.'S celebrated Tombtldgo Mosaic Waro. / eat 5 ^^_^_ •^'"•¦^¦^
ANDREW J. REEOER, AuctH-.
No. 167 North drd Street, {one door below Vine,') Philadetphia.
AUCTION Sales every evening, com menciog at 7 o'clock, conslatlng of Hardware 01 every description, Cloths, Caaaimerea, Silk and tiat- In Vestiogs, Trimminga. Boots and Shoes, Watches and Jewelry and merchandize generally.
.,^-Country merchanta visiting tba city will find it to tbcir advantage to caU aud examine lhu atock of gooda tbat are sold every evening.
N, B.—Every article sold, guaranteed as reprueont- , eij, Oct 6-0m-4-t
SI.ATE AIVD SI.ATE ROOFING.
WE. ELLIOTT, Slater and Slate « Dealer, re.'jpectfully informa tbu citizena of Philadelphia, Lanaaster and vicinity, that he haa com¬ menced and is prepared to execute all kinda of work In his Une in the best mauner. Warranted free from leak.
He ia well aware that much injury haa becn>:loae the slating buaincfiB in thia city by incompetent per¬ sona, having no knowlcdgo of the principal points and places of Slates and Slating; where leaks are certain, if caution is not obaerved, and'further. In trimming and laying States, to make solidwork.
Residence. 233 North Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
Ageat. Lancastfir,Mr. J. S. GABLE, Lumber iMer- chaut and Saw Mills
N.B.—Orders received at Messrs McFADPEN & G.AS.' Bank street,
Itepairs promptly and faithfully executed. Slato Tard. Vine street Yard, Schuylkill, [april 20-tf 20
l|":
* liiqnid Tenetian Mali* Dye.
THIS preparation whicii is recommend¬ ed for Its convenienco as it requires hut tho ap¬ plicotion of one liquid instead of three. Is also certain and safe lu Ita operation ohnuglug the color of tho balr Inatontaneoualy ts a beautiful brown or black.— Price only 50 cts. and for sale by
WM. G. BAKER, Druggi.st. aug3-tf-86 Centre Square, LoncaFler.
Important to SCousekeepers.
MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI, POL- ishing Powder, Prepared Rotten Stone, Roach and Bed Bug Poisons, for destioying Vermin. For sole at CHARLES A. HEINITSH'S
Medicinal, Drug .J- Chemical store. No 13, E. King ... Lancaster. june 1 —lf-2G
¦ - LANCASTER STFAM-¦ Flonr. Farina and Boinlny Still.
17AMILIES who use such, artioles as _ we manufacture, by buying at tbe MJU and to¬ ng tfaeir purofaosos with .tbem, can at aU Umea pro¬ cure tfaem tresfa, and at lower prides, eitfaer wholesale or retail, tiian when we deliver them. Wo shall ol- waysSbe faappy to wait upon oustomerBt WHEAT WAIJTE1>. HFormers wbo bavp' gpod .Wbite.'Wbeat, snltaUe ^fox. tfae beat qnality Flour ond Farina, oan at oU times re¬ ceive tbe falghcst market priee at theSteom HIU df - ¦ sept21-tf-421 STOLL fc BROTHER.,
fro HOUSE KEEPBBS.—SMerior
<X BRITISH LUSTRE for poUsfalng stoves and
Eates, this Lustre Is ooporlor to olLotbers for prodoe- g a brUUanoy highly-'otnkmentol. Also Stanly's Polishing Paste, I^Ionnt Eagle Tripoli for oleoning oU- ver,bra8S,&c. Fbrslile at JOHN 9 LONG f UO.'S Drug and .Cfaemioal Store, No. JiNortb ftbeea Street; Lancaater. , oct 6-tf-44
IVATIONAI. HOUSE,
JVear the comer of JVorth Queenand Otange .StreetSi Laneaster, Pa.
THE Proprietor, JACOB ZIEGLER, reBpeotfoUylnforma bis friends and tbe pubUo generaJy, tbot be bos t«ken that large tbree-«tory Tavern House, called tfae "NATIONAL HOUSE,'' late- 7 kept by OsoBdx DAnnRE.' .
Tfae bnildinglilargB,roomy and convenlcnt.oxpreSB- iy boil t for a HoteL It hot odvantagessot to be excel¬ led by any Hotelln the city.
TfaeBarRo6Di.Beadlng:Room, Parlors and Cfaam> bers, are WeU laid off, told comfortably fnrniafaed.
Tfae proprietor bss farolsbed bis Bar withthe obot- cest andbestLlQUors tl»tcanbeprooured. His Ta¬ ble will always iabonnd with wbolesome food, and snch {leUoacles oe tfas ieoaon wUl atlord.; His Bar<keeper, irboBo tkste' and exp.erience, at once enables bim to mlnlster-totbe vrontB of bts customers, in.bis usnal pleaaant wmy, haa beon retained,
A lotge and conTenient yard, and extenslTaJStabUng axe attacbed to tfae ostahUsbmont, attended by a faltb- fill Ostler. ;; . ' ' ' .
. Tbe proprietor pledges bimself, tbat ho willspare'no palna.to noke, blBgnests comfortable,and tberefore hopes,, by atrict attention to business, to merit and re< oetVe allberal sfaare of publio patronsge.
-pecBmbecia Isaa - ly.2
Gas Fixtures and I^amps.
HEIDRICK, HORNING & BRO., No. 221 North Second Street, above Tine, I'hil adelphia. Having had many yeors practical experi once in the business, and all work sold hy ua Is menu factured under our immediate aupcrvliiion. ve or enahled to offer to purchaaera superior articles, in ev¬ ery branch ot our trade, upon the most favorable terma. At our store may bo found. In every variety and style of finish, Gos and Lamp Chandeliers, Pen¬ dants. Side Brackets, for llalla, Churches, fc, tbc IsirnovEp Pi.sr. Oil Lamp; also Fluid, Lord and OU Lamps, (jirandoU'B, Bofiuetc, Holders, Tarlor, Night and KeadiUB Lampa. On hand, Lamp Glasses. Globes, Wicka Shades, Sc. ALL WORK WAUIL.VNTED OU NO BALE. Factory Ko. SB Noble Street, near 4tb.
Remember store 121 N.2d 8t.,next door to J. Stew art Depuy'i Carp»t Store, sop 7-3m-J0
UFE inrsiritAJVCE.
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Tmst
Company of Philadelphia.
CAPITAL $300,000-CHARTER PERPETDAL.
OFFICE No. 132 Chesnut St., (the first door east of the Custom House,} continue|to make Insurances on lives on tfao most favorable terms.
Tfae capital being paid up ond Inveatedjtogetherwith alarge and constantly lncreaslngrcaervedfuDd,offeis a perfect leeurity to the insured.
The premiums may bo paid yearly, holf yearly, or quarterly.
Tfae company add a Bonus pcriodicoUy to the iusur- anoeaforliJffl. The first bonus appropriated In Decem¬ ber. 1846, and the second bonus in December, 1849, amount to an addition of $202,50 to every $1000 Insured under tbe oideatpolIclea,making $1202,50whlcb willbe paid wheuit BboUbecome a clalm,ln!;tead of $1000 orig- n^ylnaured; the next oideat amount to $1237,60; the next in age to $1212,50 for evcry $1000; the others In the gome proportion occording to tbe amountand time of standing; wblcb addition make an averfajc of more than 60 per cent, npon the premiums poid wilhout ir creasing the annual premium.
The following pro a lew examples from the Register
Ko. m fiooo
„ .Amountof policy and bonoa
Bonns orl(„ ^^ jncreiued bj future ad-
addition.!''
JUST BECBIYBD.—A froah, supply of DBUdS uilM£blCINIi:s, ' Chflinie&b,-D7e Stn&,"' --Paints. Oils, Shop Fonjiton. ^tent Medicines, - OentUtaandSiljgeo'nii Instrninents, Perfume^; Splcea; &e. ... °^ which ars offerM nbolesale and retail, on tnemoBtacoonunodatlDgtsnns, at'' ''"
. ... . JOHN F.LONG S,CO.,\..
uruB it Chsmical Store, No 6 N. Qaeen St,; Lan'r., ij_oct6 '¦ ._ ,. . . .--"iMJ^rJ
JUST Tcceiteda beautiful lot of Trans . Jf^P.'-W'NDOW.'SHADES.wIthratantilltitiA Jt ¦¦ftr'">"""'ohof aotMjlMpotiiBlnTlteL.r, . Black Oio d. HUuisj^Black bolfod ItaUaitHo^T
the Oolden Eegle. • THOB.J?TnBMTZ,' '
'- joly.g . - - -. -. .^. , ., -...-tfJl
Birx.Boirs HiiidTS, &c.
¦ TDSX lepeiyed directjEcpm_lifew yotk,
tf. a'largo ass'ortment''of Baiboiiii Boots, snoh.at Uonlle and -Single flyaofnths, Donblo and Bingis Tnl- fps, JoD<inlls.C'roeaBos, &o.,^o. r And also, OasunsUta from SQc to $6. BoseS,SuTl6JAialeas, GFeranltuaa, Heleotropcs,&o.,oheaporthan>rerDfr«iodbQlbre - J ZlUmCUMAN, ootS-8t:44^ . . ..Ho;74No»thftJ°onBtreet. -
t»tt'iaPiM«p;of ¦-lihcaster G(^iy,;iwi-
'- Vermin Destroyer,
T- EAVENS' BNftUSHVi&iini; De-
1 iSTROYER.warranted Buperior to.«]j;;othei:':.l& the world for tho destruction of Antfl,BoaeheB, Bed Bugs, Worms, Motbs, and alllnseots that crawl, or inhabitOttTltteBand ioiut^ of>roo(t;FnmltQre,:Trces, ghraberrr Kis. ?or sale ai ... i:".;\i. .-•.. -.y .-¦' JOHNB.XONCSCo. . r.J^qsJbChemloal Store,No. SNovth Qaeen ki.' .1. i.jisayill'- •'.*-'-' • •' ' '-'- : ' >l. t
HATS FOR T0E FEOPIiBI
D. SEnTLTZ, Matter,
JVa.lBj JVortA Qtieen Street,.Lancaster. OTJLD-respeotfully infcrm his
frieadflavd.thdpnblioibat hehaa. jnst recei. rod from Now'Torlc'andrbUadelpbi^ the latest. •
SPBISG AII9'^1101)IBS PiSEMS'FfliE 18U,
fendlirUlbispleajiBdid famish hl« eastoaeisiuil^)^, i 1^ others with tfaem'at tho shortest iioti6a.^H|K Jm-f^^ aUbis'UATS are manttfaetured tinderVw Ofthia Ifflmediote ntperlntendeno^ be fe«)i^^?9 warranted is saying that taz dorablUty ond-Hntsb they, esopot'be sarpassed by.any-estobUsfaisoBt In this or any other xlty In tbe UnloDf His stook oon- •Istaof ¦ ¦ ¦ '-- '¦¦'¦¦¦
BEAVSB, NUTBIA.B&UfiH,aUSSI^, OABSiMEBE,
MOLEaKJNiSILK.ic,. wblcb be will dispose of at tbe lowestpricea. CaUand examine his stook before porohaslng elsewhere. . His axaortment of CAFB Is one of tbe most extensive In the eity, and'be Is oddliig to It dolly. Customers inaT.reftassnredtbattbeywiUbeBnlted^ai he eare- Ailfy selected bis stook from tbe largest assortments iai New Tork and-TbilodelpIiia. j^X>6n't' forget tbe stand, ,. ,^ ,.v...
; DiRJECTLY OPPOBITK MICHAXr.*B HOTEL, : . ¦ NOKTH <iU£EN STEEET.
.CoQntrTMaroboBtKTlBltlng,Lancaster,dealing In Hats or Caps, can ba suppUod at Vbolosole prlcea,ficom ono-to a doioQ, svab'iues aa any' liuty iraar.
He also infarma b^a mtmerbnafirlends and oostomers that be etUl eonUnaes tq condnot tbe HATTING BUaiN^S In alt its branohes OB beretofore, m bis OU) STANIMN NEW HOIiLAND,
at wblcb place aU orders for the delivery of Hots ore reqnested to be rohrorded. DATtD SHin.TZ. : LancaBter, Jnno 23 tf-29
276
ditions.
$1262 50 S156 25 BOP 476 00 I 2475 00
6000 '218760 1 0187 60
&o tto Ke &o
Pamphlets containing table of rates and oxplonotlons, forms ol application and furtherinformationcan be hod attfaeofflcB, THOS; KIDGWAY I'resident.
AppUcation may also be made to
RUDOtPH F. RAUCH, or SPANGLER & BBO., Agents forsald Comp'y, residing in Lancaster. Johh P. Jajies, Actuary. _ [Oct23-ly 47
FERRY &. ERETY,
BOOKStLLERS.-BINDEHS.BLANK BOOK .MANU-
FACTUBERS ANDSTATlOXt'BS. S. W. coraer of Foarth and Uace Street. Philadelpbia.
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONEKY supplied to Merchants, Banks and Public Offlcea, in every variety, at tho lowest prices. Books and Sta¬ tionery supplied to Seminaries and Teachers at the lowest wholesale rates.
CyBook Binding of every description faandsomely executed. gep 7-3m-4Q
DYEING Airo SCOURING.
PHILIP HUDSON, Faucy Dyer, No. 95 North Thirteenth Street, three doors above cherry street, Philadelpfaia, reapectfuUy Informs the citieens of Lancaster county and elsewhere, that oil kinda of Silka,Crapea, Merinoes,4"C., are dyed In the most fashionable and permanent colors. Ladies' Cashmcro and Crape Shawls, Cloaks, &.O., cleansed and pressed eqnal to new; SUk Dresses watered In saperior atyle. Oentlcmen's Apparel scoured and dyed in auperior style; iu short. Dyeing In aU ita vari¬ ous brancbes dono at ehort notico, and on tfae loweat terms Acall Ja earnestly soUcited,as it ia very con¬ venient for tboso who should want anything in tfae above line. sep 21-31-42
CHEAP WINDOW SHADE
Depot and Manufactory.
GL. MILLER & CO., S. W. corner 9 Arch and Second Streets. Philadelphia,— Every variety of Sbadea, Wholesale ond Uetail, sucb aa Scroll, Flower. Gothic. Vignette, Oil aud Dry Land- Boapos,"are to be had at the lowest prices for quality of work. Orders for Gilt, Plain SLore, Lettered and nther sbadt:-'; executed at short noticu.
Merchauts and others are invitedto give u.i a trial H'E WILL TUY TO PLEASE.
Brasses, Trimminga, fitc, olways nn haod.
Kemember S. \V. corner of Second and Arch bih. Phihidapbia. &ug 10-Cm-3S
Port Monnaies, Pocket Booka, and Pancy Goods.
THE attention of the Trade, and others, lu wantof Po:t Monnaic). Pocket Booka, Bao- kt;rs'Cases. Dressing Cases, Portable Writing Deakfl, Backgiimmon and Chess Boarda, Chessman. Pearl. Shell and Silver Card Cast's, Work Boxen. Cobos. Nee¬ dle Books, .Money Detts.Cigar Ctihes, Portfitlios, Ilazor and Itaior Strops. TraveUing Flaahs, and flne Cutlery. togetber with a largo voriety of Fancy Ooods, which will bc sold at the lowest rates.
F-W.SMITH, Port .Monnaie and Pocket Book Manuiacturer. 205 .Arch St., below Sixth, Phlla. au g 24 ?Elt?^
BOLDIN & PEICE,
DEALEH3IK
OIL, CMDLBS,SOAI', &C.,
No. 31 Sorth Wharves, Third Store above Jlrch Stret,
PHILADELPHIA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND : Sperm, I Bank, | £lepfaant, I Sperm, Lord. Straits, | Miners' and | Adamantine,
Whale, Shore, | Oreaaing OU. I Mould and
Solar, I Tanners', 1 I Dip Candlea.
YeUow, Browu, Castile aud Fancy Soap,
CRYSTALLINE AND '¦I'RICES'" PATENT CANDLES.
Ffailodelpbia, March 9 ^?di_
wixhbut crack or blister, and hariitn.-* by sure, thus makiug in time an enamel of ^¦ton^¦, tecting Wood from decay, and Iron and otlu-r m-i;il- from ruat or corroaion.
This Paint differs from the Ko-L-allcJ .Minimi I-inu of the dfiy. wbichQreprincipallyOcbre.-nnJiiay.- rni ored. and are enlirL'ly wortblL'.-iji,
Silvur'-i Paints uru pun-Iy .M.-tulIic. conl;iiniii- n-. Alumin or Uiay.
They are levigated finely, mix readily Willi |.i:i-.-,-.i Oil. [witbout tho trouble of },'riniling.j iinJ Dr.v.- titrd. - tho brush c* freely as the bunt White 1.,-nd. - Tfaese Paiot.H excel uJI otliers in h„Jy ur n.virni • propertiea. one pouod of whicli will cfver-i.- ntinh snr" face as two pounds of White Lead.
Thoro are four naturalcr-lor.H. vi?.: IJhirlt nr .-;i,i!i' Brown, Olive and Cbocolato.
Directions.—This Pnint flows readily tVf.ui Hi.' i,rii-!i ond its covering proporty ia incrt-asi-d liy u^iir; ir
mixed 09 thickly aa p06!<iblu with i-luk liu.- I dii' -.-.
the Paint lathe laating or protecting boOviitul llii-"ii simply the medium or agent in sprcMidin^'it
Wc annex copies of two lettt-ts. oue irom thn I'r.-; ident of the Philadelphi.i and lii-rnlinir Il.-iili':id *'•- the other ftom a gentleman, a will-lcnowu r.^i.l.-i.i .i Auguata, Ga.
Offlco of the PbllodclphiaanJ IJf.iaint; U-'uIii-.-i.lf,. ' rhiladflphia. -May :;. Js.',- \
J.S. Silver. Ktq.—Dear Sir:—Wi; hiivt- u.-, ,! v.n '* Plastic Paiuts," lor mor*- than ;iyc.Tr, nnd i',-] I'lh,:- ingBridges,Depots, ic, <tc., we h;ivf luund it qrii!- o>iual to aoypaint wo have u.-!L-d. Iu lact. \v,-iii.w •;ivi- ita preference over all others we h;ive trii;d tr.i- mh-!i purposea. Voura Uespi'Ctfully,
[Signed:! JOII.Y TL'CKKU. iT.-i.i.ijt
Augusta, Ga., September 20. IS;,-Z . Stoam Planing .Mills
DearSir:—You ask mo for my opinion of-i:!!!- Mineral Painta," wbich you havo putoniuy .\l!u-l Shop and Planing Mill. 1 give you with pliTt-un- fhll and heorty recommendation of it asa [mvi :i of Fire communicating from cliimueya. or fnnu :i.i joining buildings. Tho Paint which you [iut on m roofs, has now become hard as slatk, aud I ficl .-i- -> cure from flre. in this direction, ns i.-i po.-sibli-, .\ ;.' weeks after tho roofs bad been painted, I niiid-' .ti; •-> perimeni on two or three sbingU-s. by plucii;-.: cinm i the furnace under the boilers: tho result w:t^ th.ii ilj portion uncovered was entirely coiifiimcd. whilt- tli painted part was appnrently pound, ihuuiih t.n r.x ,in notion the wood was found to bp charred; ili,' I'.-un however waa nasi and but little bIi.*UTed. I i-'>t)~i'lt this aa severe a teet as your Paint can I.l-imi lo. m; uuder the circumstances do not heslLate tn c.-niiiitL it OS an invaluable preventive agaiust Fire. ResiiectfulIy.A;c..
[Signed.] AMBKOSK Sl'K.Vi hi;
FUt;.\CH &. RICIIAKDS. Northwest cornerof IOth ond .Marketstrt-i'ts. I'liil
delphia, Pa., General Wholesale Agents.
jq^For saloin Lancoster, Wholesale aud K.-tail in
juue22-3y-201 0. M. STKI.\:.\!A.V.'
iiiy
A WEW ARTICI.E.
PENN MUTUAL ' Life loatirance Company of Pliiladei'a.
THIS Company, on the first of Jan¬ uary, 1862, bad infbrce only Fifteen Hundred and Seven Policies, while Its osaets and Inveatments liable to par losses on tbat dote amounted to
^$257,218 80,-SCL of which 'sum only 839,180.02 wcro rvprescntod by Notes for Premiuma. ^^No Life Company can ex¬ hibit amore prosperoua condition of afi!aira,and a larger accnmnlated Capital Id proportionto itslloblll- ties.
Peecrlptlve Fatnpblflts, Tables of Rates, Blank Ap¬ pUcation*, and evcry information on thesuhject of LUe Insarancj oan be obtained of- - . JOHN ZIUMEBMAN,Narthqueenat.,{ Agentsfor
ELT PARET,»I.D.; East King St., S Lancaster. MedioalExamlner—JOHN MILLER, M D.,
Moy IB—Sm-20 North ftueenst., Lancttatar.
PURNITTTRE! FITRNITURE! yl( JVo. 157 South SecondlSt., above Spruce, cast 1.....'..- :c .- side, Philadelphia.
The aubscriberwonldmoBt
respec tfuUyiufonn tho readers ofths _ Lancaster Horald,aDdthopubHc In
general, tbat' ba has on hand a constaut supply of El- egant, Fashlonablo and wcU-made FUIINITUIIE, at reasonable prices. Beinga Practical Mechanic, and having all my gooda manufactured uuder my auperin¬ tendence, purchasers oon roly on getting such artiolea afl repreaented. j(3-Thoao who arc about going to Housekeeplog would do well tocoU , ,„ „ ,
JOHN A. BAUER, 157 S.2udet. a^All orders thonkfully received and promptly at- eodedto. (March 2-ly-I3
LEWIS" Paiut. Oil and Cliemical Works.
OFFICE—135 Soutll Front Street, Philadelphia.
White Lead, Chrome YcUows,
Red Lead, do. Greens,
Lltbargo, do. Re«?-
Sugar of Lead, Chlnoso Bcorlot,
LinseedOil, do- P'"^'
Boiled OU, Vinegar, ic.
Trade supplied on liberol terms. ^^^
_„. iindhandsoiaely aotrnted &A^^^m£~'Pm
^W«f.t8t
^^Wd-re*Wbineis'^ondi-|'baSsttf iib*-'N6. i'^
v^ NO, 4l|£. King at., oppMtaBprecber'fl HoteL
,r.'»«,W,';V.;:... ,,^.- , ¦¦. ,_tl-87
X $i£CTZiiilAP^BiBNX.r-An«Vrap&iTcif tbii
Vi{j7.pobdIarnmeqf ror'SmApK^BflbaaACAtldBa,' HeadMfi^^w^teffli-Afll^Vtf.iae -Btomsem -ud ^It^ases ir&eia a JitUc^ jUtsneai la reqolrea. -.V -..jtutr*G8lTea:«idtbeiw&-1^<SABtSS''A,7BiilH- ITSHi Asent, No, 13 Sut King ttnetiliuieutet.'
tf>«&
KOKIGfilACHBB & BAUHAN, TAIVSrERS & CPRBSER8 SXORG,
Back ofR. ModerteelVs Commission Ware- -
house, fronting on the Rail Soad
and North Prince Street.
Cheap for Casli, or approved Credit:
GONSTANTLY on hand a foil as- BOTtmientnf-altUnds Boddler's and Shoemaker** LBather,ofeuperior4ttaUty, including "Rouser'aoeL obrated Sola Loattier," also, Leather Bands, weU itretobed,BUit»ble.for oil Unde of macliinery,. of Miy lengUiand width reqnlred,made of a superior quality Of<tbcrJEB7aKt>aBeUowa,BaodandLacinsLeatber,-
OarfettHoaBjTanno«?»OU»0>i^"'»^*'°**i*^^''?**^*i Stto4fFIAdIiin:ieo.']&6< ' '•
AllUn^of liutber bonght Tn tbe rougb ; highest ^oe glTon for Bides and SunBin cash; ordera wlU be llrQuiS^ fttttadtd to. [JiU7l4-e8
TO the merchants of Lancaster county, —We would respectfully Invite the Merchants ot Lancoater county to call ond examine our stock when tbey visit Phil.idelpbla to buy thoir fall goods.— In Bture 170 bhds N O. Sugar. 140 P. H. do.. 70 ttrict- ly prini" P. B- "l" ¦ 200 bbls Stewarts C. do., 300 white 7lj(;oldeo«yrup. 70 hooey do., 40 American stfam 'JO I.oveifng'n do . 45 sugar house do ,30 steam do. i Vork do.. 100 bt'o hive do.. 109 bhds sugar house mola's-ses,£.0 bbls N.O do.,800 bags coffee, part very fine 300 chests tea., 200 boxes tobacco.
EBV, CONYNGHAM * IIEHU. .]) 21-11-42 No. 158 iMarkirl »t, Philit._
Hosendale Hydraulic Cement.
AN excellent Article for Lining Cis- terna, Vaulta, Spring Houaes and '^¦'^!^*";,^_ for keeping dampness from wot ond nxpoaod wauB. Foraaloby t^Vl SMITH ^ SON.
N E. corner Front and 1^^H°^^^'^W?«nr^Vt/r And for sale alac'by O. .M- STEt.V^^lAN, Lancaster.
t'tSz & HENDKY,
Store No. 29 NortH Third street, Phila Morocco Mauufacturcrs, Curriers, Im¬ porters. Commleslou aud Geueral I-eather Business,
Wholesale and Retail. Maunfaotory 15 MAROA RKTTA STBKET ^uly O-ly-31
Druga, Paints, Oilfl, Window Glasa, &c. TONS French Zinc "White; 10 tons
PATENT VENITIAN BLIND.S.
THESE BUndsovercome thconl^objic- tiOD to this highly useful and orn-iuutiMl :'I' peudage 10 every well furnisbed bou.-'i". 'i'livyiir'' !-•• arranged as to lkt umv.v from thi? top "f tbc winil"*-. OS well Ofl to hoistup from thc botlora i>r can be yu-- ^__idedat any point betwern. giviug free accehs Im light and air wben required, iiffnrdiug every oppi^ni: nity of cleaning them from tbi- l[<ior They are .-iiiii'i in arrangement and nearly as cheap ns thy ordiiiii:;. Blind. All I ask, is that you call and rxniuiiir lti-)ii beforo purchasing,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SH.\DES.K ! liliu'l-
Buff Shades, Gilt Cornices, Baiids :tnd Cin--. *'il Clotbs. ^c..*c.
LETTERED SHADES for Store Wind.."-, [..ii-i'd to order. Wire-cloth Window Scrcn.-'. m;>iinr...-tui. .1 to order, beautifully landscaped nr plain.
K. KOI.!). Wholesale andRetaU Denier. No, :;; .Si^uth y.i-UiU m
2d door below Market. Pbilad.lj.hia. [may ::5.ly
J, E. GOViaU,
Cbeap watcbes. Jewelry and *^ Silver W^are,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,!
ai ATr, 72 VoWA Second s/reit.oppoaiVc tfte Jlfounf Fer- M Ko. 72, -^"^'^^ jTouK-PHlLAfTEPHIA.
a OLD Lever Watchea, full jeweled,^ lak. cose, 528,00; Silver Levers, fnU jewel- il*i,00; SUver Lepines, jewnledi $9.00—aRtf warranted to keep good time, Qold .P^s andKoiiB Silver Caao, $1,00: Gold. Fenoils, $1,00; Gold Pancils «Qd Pen Caaea, withgoodGoldPens,aalow as $3,25, tc
Alf o, always on band, a good assortment of flno gold Jewelry ; GoldCnrb,QuatdandFobChalB8,-aold Vest Chains, Ladles* Gold Fob Cfaoinji and Belt Pina.
Silver Tohio Spoons from $14 to $18. Dessert $9 to Rll. and Tea, $4,76 to $8,60 per set. warranted equal to coin i AU ^da^werranted to bo whatthey are sold for.
j^Wa^bea and Jewelry repaired and warranted. ' irj^An-oiders ssnt by mull or otherwise wlU be piiSStnaUy attended to ; M. AVISE, Agent, No 72 Nortb Second street, opposite the Mt, Vernon
HouM- • Isprllffl-Iy-SO
puro White Lead; 5,000 boxes Window Glass, all B.'sea: auperior Potash; Copal, Coach. Leather and Iron Varnishea; Uemar Varnish^or China. Glaaa. with a general assortment of Fresh and Puro DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Also.aUthe Patent Medicines in general use, warranted genuine.
Oolored and Enameled Glaas, bo., Ssc., lor sale low at
vjoioreuan ALFRED WILTBERGER'S
Drug and Point Store, No. 169 N. 2d st. PhlladelphU.
j^^Physictans and Storukcepers suppUed. Goods sent to any of the Hotels or Depots. Irec of cfaarge.
may 26 ly-^
Geo. LirriKCOTT. Wm. TooTrca. Edmuno B. GBORGB lilPFIMCOXT & CO.,
AVE constantly on hand a full as-
p, sortment of leas. Wines, Xlquors and Groceries,
generally. No. 17 North Water Street, and ^°' '" North Delaware Avenue, Pbiladelphia. January 26 ,
(SCCCfclSSOK TO ,\, KIOT.) Xo. IG-l Chfisnut st..Swium'a Iluildins. Pun Mfu nm.
EXTENSIVE Music Publisuku mul Dealer in ."^IL'SIt'AL IN«TRUMKNIS ..i .v.iv description.
Exclusive Agent fortho eulo. of Ha!l.-:, Ii;ivi- i: i'. (Boftou) Patent Susponaion Bridge Jr!i»li;iu and idh-.-: PIANOS. L. Gilhcrfs Boudoir Pianos .\I<>li-i-.m Martin'."! Guitars, Harps, Violiu.'.Sbfit .'.:i:.-i'-, 'in i. Books, iic.
Residents of the countiy will bf sup^lii'.l In ::i.'i; ¦ ¦ otherwiae with ony Muaic thi-y niiivwi-ili, nt -i- I. ¦- prices a.1 It purchased in pi-r.-on. Il;-.viii:^ ji;; ii ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ona of tho largeat stocks iu tht; initi'.l .-^mc.-.i '¦ ^ confldent of satisfying all wbo muy invi'i i:;-- '-^ii''- call or Order.
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| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
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| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Masthead | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Volume | 15 |
| Issue | 45 |
| 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. |
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VOL xxyn.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDISfESDAY, OCTOBER i% 1S53.
NEW sIrJES. VOL. XV-NO. 45.
EDWAE]>C DABLINGTON,
orricii iir noam ftusr' aTarrr
The EXAMINER ADiiioCEATICHEEALI)
ia publisbed weekly, «t two »""^"" ' J*'L,--„
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flrecentswlllbe cbargjid '"*«?h Jfi aSfrtSng S Allberal discount aUowed to thoso adveniamB uj tbeyear
Ooms DoVQ Hill
" That looks bad, V exclaimed fcmier Wbiio. with an expiesaive ehake of ibe head.-M he passed a neglected garden and broken down. tence, in ooo of hia daily walks.
" Bad" enough." wai the reply of the compan¬ ion to wbom tho remark was addressed. .,:,_, ... ¦* Neighbor Thompson appears to beranniog down hill preity fast. I can remember when everything around his little place was trim and lidy." ~ .'.¦
" IJc always appeared 10 uc a steady, indnfl- irjoua man,'* rejoined tho second ^aker.' *"I have a pair of boois on my feei at ihisjnbmeat of his make, and lhey have done me good ser¬ vice."
•*i have generally employed himfocmyself nnd family," was the reply; " and | moat con¬ tesi' he is Q good workman ; but, nevertheless, I believe I shall step into Jack Smith's this morning, and order a pair of bobte, of which I sland in need. I always make it a rule never to patronize those who appear to be running be¬ hind hand. There is generally some risk in helping those who woa'l help ifaemselvea."
*' Very true; and as ray wife desires me to see about a pair of ahoea for her this morning, I will follow your example and call upon Smilh. He is no great favorite of mine, however—an idle, quarrelsome fellow."
"And yethe seome to be getting ahead in the world," answered the farmer, "ond lara willing 10 give him a lift. But I,have anerrand Bt the butcher's. I will not detain you."
Atlhe butcher's Ihey met the neighbor who waa the subject of their previous conversation. He certainly presented rather a shabby nppeair ance, and in his choice of meal there was a-re¬ gard to economy which did noi escape the ob_ servationot farmer White. After passing re¬ marks, ihe poor shoemaker look his departiire, and the butcher opeued his account book wilh a somewhat anxioua air, aaying, aa he chafed ihe bit of meat—
" I believe it ia time that neighbor Thompson and I come to a eettlement. Short aeconnts make long friends."
" No time to lose, I should say," remarked lhe farmer.
"IndeedI Have you heard of any trouble, neighbor White?"
"No; I have heard nothing; but a man has the use of his own eyes, you know; and I nev¬ er tmst any one wilh money who is evidently going down hill."
" Quile right; aud I will send in ray bill this evening. I have only delayed on acconnt ot the sickness the poor man haa had in his family al* winter. I suppose he must have run behind a liltle, but slill I must take care of number one." "Speaking of Thompson, are you?" observ¬ ed a bystander, who appeared to lake an inter¬ est inthe conversation. " Going down hill, is he? I must look out for myself, then. He owes me quite a snug sum for leather. I did intend to give him another mohth*s credit, but on the whole I guess ihe money would be safer in my own pocket."
Here the four worthies sepamied, each with his mind filicd with the affairs of neighbor Thompson, the probability that he was eotng down hiil, and thc besi way ol giving him a push.
In another pari of the little village similar scenes were passing.
'* I declare," exclaimed Mrs. Bennett, the dressmaker, to a favorite assistant, as she has¬ tily withdrew her head from the window, whence she had been gazing on the passers-by; " ifthere isnot Mrs. Thompson, the shoema¬ ker's wife, coming up the slops with a parcel in her hand. She wanis me to do her work, I sup. pose, but I think it would be a venture. Every one says they are running down hili, and ii is a chance ifl cvot goi my pay."
" She always has paid us promptly," was the reply.
" True ; but that was in the days ofher pros-' perity. f cannot aiford to run any risk."
The enirance of Mrs. Thompson preventd fur¬ lber conversation.
She was evidently surprised ai lbe refusal of .Mrs. Bennett to do any work for her ; but as great pressure of business was pleaded aa onex- cuse, there was nothing to bc aaid* and ahe soon took her leave. Another application proved equally unsuccessful. It was strange how busy the village dressmakers had suddenly become. On the way home, the poor shoemaker's wife met tho teacher ofa small school inthe neigh-, borhood, where two ofher children attended.
" Ah, Mrs. Thompson, Iam glad to see yon," was the salutation. " I was about cailmg at your house. Would il be convenieni to settle our lillle account this afternoon ?"
" Our accouni !" was lhe sorprised reply, ** Surely the term has not yet expired 1"
" Only halfof it; but my present rule is to collect my money at thai time. It is n plan which many leacbers have adopted of late."
" I was not swore that there had been any change in your rules, and Ihave made arrange¬ menls to meet your bill at the usnal time. I fear that it will net be in my power to do sd' sooner-"
•* The countenance of the teacher showed great disappointmeni, and as she passed on in a diflerent direction, ehe muttered to her¬ self—
" Just as I expected. I never shall see a cenl- Everybody says they are going down hill. I must get rid of the children in some way. Perhaps I may get a pair of shoes or two for payment for the half-quarter, if I man oge right; but it will never do lo go on in this woy."
A little disappointed by hec interview with the teacher, Mrs. Thompson stepped into a neigh boring grocery to purchase some trifling article of family stores. ...
" 1 have a little account againat you- Will it be convenient for Mr. Thompson to settle it ibis evening 7" asked the polite shopkeeper as he produced the desired ariiclo.
*' Is it his usual timo forsQiiling?" was again the surprised inquiry.
'• Well, not exactly j bnt money is very tight just now, and I ara anxious to get all tbat ia due me. Tn future I intend'to keep short accounts. There is a liule bill, if yoa would like to look atiil.. .1 will call around thia evening. Il is but a Email afiair."
•' Thiny dollars is no small sum lo us just now," ihought Airs. Thompson, as shothought- fnlly pursued her way loward faome. '
*'It seems strange that all these paymenla must be met just now, while we are struggling to recover from ibe heavy expenses of the win- ler. I cannot understand it."
Her perplexity was increased by Hnding her fausband wilh two bills in hia hand and a coun¬ tenance expressive of anxiety and concern.
"Look, Mary," he said as he entered.— "Here are two unexpected calls for money ; one from the doctor^ and the other from the dealer in leaiher from whom I purchased my
does not go as well with you as fomwrly Iff hat
IS lhe-troublo f" " Thero need be no trouble," "vrpB the reply
**]f nen would nqt tiy toaddto-iJiQ Afflmtions
which tfae Aioaighty jues to be necessary for us Tbe wmter was4 trying one We met wnh aickness and mufbrtonea, ivhich we endeavor ed to bear vnih patieni^b All would now go woll if those aiDond me wete not determined to push mc xn ih^ downward path "
¦ •• Bttt.iaerpiiefttho.4ifficulty, friend Tnomp- Bon. ¦'Thi»«.«8lfi8b world. Everybody, or at .letot, a gie^ii aiajoriiy; care only for numter one tf. lhey; see A'ppor neighbor going down Wtll'tTieir.lSm lliioiight is whether it will effeci tbfeir'bwTi .mierests, aod provided they can ao. pt^ ;:themaelve8. Jhey caro not how. aoon iie goei'to aha bottom. The only way is lo keep Cp appearances. Show no signs ol going be. hiiidhana, and all will go well with yon." • ^' VVery true. Undo Joshua, hut how is this to be done T Bills which I did not expect to be called upon to meet for the next three months are pouring in upon me. My best customers are leaving mc for a more fortunate rival. In short. Iam on the brink of ruin, and nought bm miracle can save'me.*'
"A mirocle which is very easily wrought tlicn, I imagine, my good friend. What is the amountof your debts, which press so heavily upon you, and how soon in (he common course of evenis, could you discharge them ?"
They do not exceed one hundred dollars,'* replied the shoemaker; "and wilh my usual run of work, I could make all right in three or four months."
We will eay six," was the anawer. *'I will advance you one hnndred aud fifty dollars for six months. Pny overy cent you owe, and with the remainder ofthe money make some elight addi¬ tion or improvement in your shop or house, and pol everything aboul the grounds in its usual neat order. Try this plan for a few weeks, and we will see what effect it ha? upon our worlhy neighbors. No, no, never mind thanking me.- I am only, trying a tittle experiment on human nature. 1 know you of old, and have no doubt that my money is safe in your handa."
Weeks passed by. The advice of Uncle Joshua had..been strictly lollowed, and the change in the shoemaker's prospects was in¬ deed wonderful."- He was now spoken of as one of the raodt thriving men in the village, and many marvellous stories were told to accouni for the sudden alteration in his affairs.
It was generaUy agreed that a distant relative had bequeathed tojhim a legacy, which had en¬ tirely relieved him of hia pecuniary difficulties. Thcy had never before realized the beauty and dnrability of his work. The poliie^bulcher se- 'ected the best pieces of meat forhis inspection, as fao entered, and was totally indiferent as to the time of payment. The teacher accompanied the children home totea, and spoke in high lerms of ibeir improvement, pronouncing them among her beat scholars. Tho dress-maker sud¬ denly fonnd herself free from the great press for work, and in a friendly note expressed her desire to oblige Mrs. Thompson in any way in faer power.
*' Juat as I expecied, " exclaimed Uncle Josbtm, rubbing his handa exultingly, qs tbo grateful shoemaker called upon him at the expi¬ ration of six months, with the raoney which had been loaned in the honr of need. '*JubI as I expected. A strange world! They are ready to pnah a man up faill if he seems to be oscendmg andjust as ready to push him down, ifthey find that his face is lurned thst way. In future, neighborThompson.'Ioteverything around you wear an air of prosperity, and you will be sure to prosper." And wiih a satisfied air. Uncle Joshua placed his money in his pocket book; ready tomeet some oiher claim npon his benev
olence, whilat he, whom ho had thus befriend
cd, wilh cheerful counienance, returned to his
happy home.
Tas CovQU£££D Husband —Years ago we I JOHH B» tti vim GSTOM',
read of a man who loaf nod to say "oar Nan A TTOENEY AT IiAW—Office indk
keen trousers ' He was just mamed, and on|;^JJJ;'5Ji"lKll»»k*^Esq, Worth^^^^^atrjeti tho first Sabbath loqurcd ofhis gentlo spouse if ~
ho should wear faisN'ankecn trousers to meet ing
Our Nankeen trousers husband ** iepli«d the gentle bettor half
My Nankeen trousers rejoined lbe spouse Say our Nankeen trousers," persisted tbe woman. Ana ttiea.and tnero'tbey teli into e di^me.about the ownersbip^f tbe aforesaid ar- ticlav the wife argtupg that as they were manrir ed, everything wiL^ owned equally. ,Tho;:wifo failing in the argument, snatched the broom and beather husband until he escaped under the bed. As meeting time came, ho thrust fais dole¬ ful countenance froni under the bed, and in pite¬ ous accent aisked—
Wife, may we wesrour Nankeen" trousers to meeting to day T"
The man was conquered and the Nankeens went to church.
Seeing amd Heartno.—A pariahioner com¬ plained to his parson that hia pew was too far from tho pulpit, and said that he must purchase one nearer,
"Why," aaked the parson, "can't you aeo plainly t" ."Yes, I can sec perfectly well." "Well then what can be tho trouble." "Why, thereare so many in front of me, who catch what you aay first, lhat by the time your words reach my ears, they are as flot as dish¬ water*"
That wir.i. Do !—Thern is an airtist in Phila¬ delphia, aays the Galaxy, who painted a cow and a cabbage so natural that hc was obliged to separatolhem before he had finished, because the.cow commenced eating the cabbage !
ttJ"" Pa, is Pennsylvania the faiher ofall the other states 7
" Certamly not my child, why do you aak that question ?"
" Cause I seo all the newspapers call it Pa."
trOr When neighbor Jones wenl into dinner, the other day. he found ono of his apprentices in the kitchen, quietly rolling up his sleeves.
'* Whal are yougoing to do ?" said Jones.
" O, quietly responded the boy. " I am go¬ ing to dive down into the pot to see if I can't find the bean, that the soup was raade from."
*' ft5~ Whai on 'arth ails these ere snirt but¬ tons, I wonder ? Jesl the minit I puts the nee¬ dle ihrough 'em to sew 'em on ihey splits and flies aH tu bits."
" Why, grandmother, ihcm isn't buttons, they's my peppermints, an' you've been spilin 'era."
,^a^ What relation is the door-mat to tho scraper—a step-father.
"Father," said liltle Teddy, "how can the sea run when it is all tide?"
NonsEKSE—to think to cnro a disposition for telling white lies by eating blackberries.
9. W. PATXBRSON,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW —West King st .Lancaster ALBO —CmnmlSslonirofDoedB, and to take Depositions for tbo StatesofOblo and Dolawaro ^__ jan 25186fltf 8
SA3SUBXs S. PRTdTj
ATTORNEY AT LAW —Office with JOHN L. THOMPSON, Pr^oCC-tlng Attorney, i:as(KlnKst.,a few doors ikbove Swope^s tavaxnTLon'- castor. _ _ .Jan as 1853 tf-8 :
ATTORNEY. AT JiAW-^Ofjioe— '^'Laneasterian" Offlce, No'. 19 North' Queen atreet, directly opposite Michael's Hotel. Fang IP 36
JOB PBOTTIKG.
HAVING- just pnt up a new Steam Power Preas, expressly for Jobbing purposes, wo aro now ablo looxeouto AH kinds of Plain & Fancy Job Piinting,
upon as favorable terms, and in as good style, as
can bo had io Philadelphia or elsewhere, and with
far greater dispatch than heretofore. Cards, HapTdbills,
Clanks. Bill Heads,
pRoaK..AM.Mi:3. Bank Checks,
&c., &c. 5co., iic,
jlWBilla for lhe saleof reol or porsonal property,
printed on from una to three hours notice
Apply at the EXAMINER & HERALD OfBoe.
North Queen stroct. Lancaster- [aug. 17
One Teacber IV^anted
r^ Paradise townsliip, for the term of Bix months, at tbe 'WiUiamstown School. Apply to the Board ol Directors, at tfae pnblic houBO of Lan¬ dis LongcDecker,in said townsfaip, on Saturday, the IStfa ot October, at 1 o'clock P, M.
JOHN RANK, Prest. octs 2t-44
The World is Ronxn.—" I remember well,' said Tom, " that circumstance—my uncle when I came from school, asked me among ma¬ ny other questions, if the earlh was round 1"
'• Yes, sir," f replied, *'the world ia round, and like a ball seema swinging in the air."
"I don't believe ii," aaid he, ** Scriptur don't say 50. Scriptur tella about the lour winds from the fouc corners of the earth, and that's proof enough that the world's foursquare. And Ibe sun doth set and rise, or our eyes lie. Now I believe that the sun sets in a whole on t'other sido; and lhat tho sky is solid and round, and lhe world's four-square and ffai-fooied."
" Whai supports the earth!"
" Pillars," said my uncle, triumphantly.
''I've always hear'n'em say that a little lar- nln" is adangerous thing. Go and ask your aunt Polly."
" Now, uncle," said I, " hang a big pump¬ kin to the ceiling, and daub ii over with molass¬ es, and when you aee lhe flies galher around it, imagine that it is the world,and the flies its in¬ habitants."
That'a the way ii works, is it ? Well Tom ia it a facl ihat the Chinese walk with their feet fernensi ours, and their heoda down ?"
" Yes, sir."
" And ia it a faot that the devil's fire works is right under the earth ?''
" Yes, sir,"
" Well, I wonder if the Chinese ain*t both¬ ered a good deal with the smoke ?"
Facts in Natural Histort.—The rattle, snake finds a superior foe in the deer ond black snake. Whenever a buck discovers a riaule snake in aBiiuatiori wbich invites nttack, he loses no time in prepsring for battle. He makea 10 wiihin ten or twelve feet of the snake, then leaps lorward and aims to sever the body of the snake wilh his sharp and bifurcated hoofs. The firsl onset is commonly succesful, but if other¬ wise, the buck repeats ibe trial till be cuts the snake in twain. The rapidity and iaiality of his skillful manoeuverfl leavea bal a single chance for its. victim eilher to escape or lo inject poison into iis more alert antagonist. The rattlo snake also fiods a dreaded opponent in the black snako.— Such is the celerity of motion, not only in run¬ ning, but in entwining itself ajqun'd its viciim, thai the rattle anake has no way of escaping from its fatal embrace. When the black and rattle snake aro about to meet for battle, the former darts forward at ihe height of bia speed and alrikea at the neck of the latter with imerring certainty, leaving a foot or two of the iipper pari of his body at liberty. In aci instant he encircles him with five or six folds, and then atops and looks the srangled and gasping foe in the face to ascertain the effect prodaced upon his corseted body. Ifhe shows signsof life, the coils are multiplied, and the screw tightened-^the opera¬ tor all the while narrowly watching the counte¬ nance ofthe hopeleas victim.. Thus the two re¬ main SUor 40raiaut9s; the executioner then slackens one coil, noticing at-the same time weiber any signs of life appear; if bo, the coil isresnmedand retained nntil the incarcerated wretch is completely lifeless. The mocasmis destroyed in the same way.
5 Teacliers Wanted,
TO take charge of the public schools of Mortic towQdhlp. The dirrctors will meet at the public bouse of Amofl Graff, in Rawlinsville, on Soturday, the 15th day of October for tho purposa of cxamioing applicajits. By order of tfaa Board "gpgS 3't-43
SEALED Proposals for buildinga Stone Bridee across a branch of Cocalico oreek, wiU be received at; the Commissioners offlce. until 2 o'clock, on Friday, tfao 34tb Inst. Tht plan and specificatlonB ca n bti seen at any time prevloos Lo letting, at the above offico. 3AMUEL FRY,
CHIUSTIAN HESS. Oct 5¦tf-44 JNO. M. HIESTAND.
Caution to Hunters,
THE undersigned citizena of Manheim township, in the county of Lancaster, hereby give notico that they will hereafter not suffer any hunting and Bhooling with flfDarms upon their land^. as considerable depredatlous-faave already been com¬ mitted upoo them, tbey hereby warn such from any iurther trespaRslag upon their lands, or tho utmost eitent of the law will be enforced HEKRY H- KURTZ, CHRN. HOSTETTER. JAC. MINNICH, HENRY FRICK.
M.IRTIN GROFP. AJ^JD. L. HERSHEY,
-MICHAEL fiTAOfTER-B. W. LANDIS JNO. S. HOSTETTEK, DAVID GRUBE, 0.4SPERaRUBK.. ADRAHAM LEHN,
ABRM. BINKLEY. GEORGE WEIDLER,
HENRY HOSTETTER, ABRAHAM FORNEY, C. BUCKWALTER, DAViD LEAMON. JOHN HUBER, TOBIAS R. HERR,
DAVID LANDIS. JNO. FENSTEHMACHER
CHRN, .JRUBAKER, J.iCOB SHISLER. "^pgl 3m-42
HCaDSlVSH'&CHEBSXGAX. YBABT
Jire A EOBfcr
kstBEir & CO'S CHEAP CLOTHING STORE*
Wffi^^SSt? «'»I^'ISSSr
' ftiiaaelDhta awbErttBEmentB.
sveatesiu &o XhM.tMh'bynujothB^taown,non» Seatlr put op In outn •¦jth lull dlreeaonfl for me
i^noni) «sl stnt, kt CHASLES £ HEINITSH'S MJdWMl DTltfcClWnnta} fltore ootS-U-lJ
PAAKCi & BAKER,
Attorneys at Law.
SAMUEL Pabke and Daniel (J. Bakee Have entered iato co-partnership in tlie practice of tbeir profeEBioD.
OFPICli:—South Queen street, vest eido, Oth door BOath of the Tjaneaiiter Banlc. jul7 2Q tf33
A CABD.
DR. S. P. ZIEGLEE, offers his pro- fensinoal services in all Its various branches to tbe peoplo of Lancaster and vicinity.
Residence and Office.—Nortb Prince street, between Orange and Chesnut streets, Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, aprll 20 . tf-CO
Dr. S. Welcfiiens,
SURGSONDSNTIST.
OFFICE—North Queen Street, in the house formerly occnpied by Wm. Carpenter, Esq., betweea tho Coaeatogd Navigation aod Exsmin ert Herald Offices, Lancaster, Pa. jnly 27-tfrS4
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