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VOL. XXVIIL
LANCASTER. PA.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1854.
NEW SERIESi VOL. XVI-NO. 48.
PHBLISnED BT
EDWAED C. DABUNGTON,
0771CE ts KOETH <H!JXlt enxST.
The EXAMINER & DEMOCRATIC HEBALD
is published weekly, at two i>oluibs a year. Adveetisements not exceeding ono square
will ho Inserted thre« times for one dollvr, and twenfy- flve cents wlU be charged foreach additional Inaortlon.— A liberal discount allowed to those advertialng by the yealr.
THB VOICE OP ATTTUMW.
Br W. C. BRTA."(T,
There ccmcs. frcm yonder height,
A FoR repining sound, Where forest leaves are bright, And fall like flabefl of light. To thc ground.
Tt is the Autumn breeie.
That, ligbUy floating on,
.lust skims tbe weedy Icos,
JiLtt ^tica tbe glowing tree.",
And ia gone.
Ue moans by podgy brook,
And visits witha Pigh, The last pale flowera that look, Krom oul their sunny nook. At the eky.
O'or ahouiing children flie^ That light October wind, And, kissing cheeks and eyes, He leaves their nierrj- crlc3 Far behind.
And wanders on (o moke
That floft uneasy sound, By distant wood and lake. Where distant foiintainB break " Erom the ground.
No bower where m&idens dwell
Can win a moment'fl stay; Nor fair untrodden dell; lie sweeps tho upland swell. And away I
iloum'fit thou thy homeless state.
Oh soft, repining wind I That early scek'st and lata Therxatitiathy fato
Not to find?
Not on tlie mountalo's breast,
Not on tho ocean's shore, In aU tho East and West;— Thc wind that stops to rest Is no moro.
By valleys, woods, and springs.
No wonder thou shouldst grievo For all the glorious things Thoa louchest with tby wings And must leave.
THE EVENTS OF A NIGHT-
When Martin Luther, conversing with a friend, walked in the field at Eisleben. and sud¬ denly beheld the partner of hia thoughts siruck lo tbe earlb by lighlning—a livid corpse, what were hia feelings!
Or, how excited was tho mind of Michael Angelo, wben, in his silent chamber of the Medici mansion, hc pursued his immortal labors at midnight, with opened coffins and ghastly mortal remains around him, to assist ihe work¬ ings of hisgCDius.'
You havo read, moreover, of tho Hebridian fisher who descended a horrible precipice in search i \ eagle's eggs; and, swinging in mid air, was .packed by the enraged birds—a ihrll
ling circu. mance which blanched his dark locks anddeprivtV him, for a time, of reason- But you bave never heard the story ot that night; and none gave I can lell it. Give me, then, your best aliention, and do not doubt me, for I do not doubt myself.
I had taken supper, and found pleasure in it. Amiable with the finely flavored cofTee, and fresh Finnon haddocks, I rang my bell. " Now, landlady," I said, "suppose I lurn in. And by the way, I was raiher cold, last nigh(. If you would give me anoiher blanket I'd thank you.' "Eh I yes. sir; ye'II no' fash me !" And good Misircss Wilson departed. Shu was a kind Scoichsoul, and therefore I had not hesitated 10 prefer my request. Presenily she told me ali \va,t ready. I look my candleaiick, i bade her good-nii;hi, and in a second was in my i chamber.
Before jumping into bed, 1 studiously arran¬ ged several little articles which I had collected in my rambles. I had lately arrived at Leith from Rotterdam, and being fresh from Water¬ loo, I naturally wished to " straighten ''the va¬ rious relics, etc., which I had broufiht in my cofre. Mrs. Wilson had loaned me o drawer, and buaineas began. The chestnuts from Hou- gomont, tho French eagles, the views of La Haye Sainte, Mont St. Jean, La Montague du Lion, etc., were severally placed in my drawer, legether with guide-books, pockel-coropafis, ond other et ca:tera.
" Nou) I'll to bed !" Wiih ihat thought my outer shelJ was epecdily cast off. I did my de¬ votions, and turned off the gas. Tbo ne.\t mo¬ ment 1 leapt into bed.
Come gentle sleep, etherial mildnefs, come.
Exquisite warm sheets ! I plunged my feel down inio their recesses. How delicious ! how
Heavens ! what was it ? What could it be
my right iout encouotored ? Frozen with vague horror, I sprang from the bed. My brain posi¬ tively whirled; my teeth chatiered—but not with cold. Cold \ O, I would rather step upon an iceberg, than again experience the thrill which I then endured. There was some object JD-the bed. A rude grasp, a secret robber, would have chilled me lees. Its mysterious feel was notof aught human
Momentary relapse into a despenilo mood, and my spirit said within me, "Get in again* and kick it out 1" Kick out—what 2
Searching in the dark, I at last found a chair. My next thought was 10 examine my foot.—^ No! it wasRoMacerated—not even scratched. True, I had not at the moment experienced a sense of pain; but so horrible a surprise would not allow of it. Menial excitement often dead¬ ens physical sufTering. Yet, as I believed, there was no laceration. I could noi detect the flow of blood; and, though in the dark, I could havo felt this.
With hands clasped on my forehead,! strove to think. What wero my best recollections of the contact I I remembered that the left fooi had touched nothing, hut as tbe leg went down it received a gentle rub. I recollected al¬ so, that the sole of my right foot had been visit¬ ed witfa tfae teeling ofhot breath, aa though it were tbe breath of an animal. But then it had uot touched any rough or furry creature. At this point, impressed with a dread of the super¬ natural, I removed my chair to tho most remote corner of ibe room, and there pursued my train of reflection..
Waa it a sleeping cat ? Entangled in ono of the sheets, its fur might have been covered. I called to mind many instances of cats which> for the warmth had crept into beds. Still, one ao rudely aroused would have extended its claws; and I—had I heen wounded 7 Not to the best of my belief.
In the first place, 1 waa confident that.the plunge of my feet would havo awakened such an animal- Its impulse then would be to bound away. But no movement apparent to the oar had taken place! On thc oiher hand.—
There were two married ladies staying at tho house. One of ihem had a small baby.— Her servant-maid had been enjoined to put that precious infant to bed. 1 had heard this through my opened door at tho moment the supper was served.
Before taking supper, I had accidentally caught a glimpse ofthe servant girl en route Xa her miatresB's aparlmeni, and her physiognomy caused me to ihink her a stupid, blundering iaas. Now, faow easily might a mistake have occur¬ red \ The stupidity or forgeifulnesa of ihc mo
hair Btood iip as I thought of iickooiDg passageB in Frankestem ' Shaking *ith the palsy w it seemed, T tottered to my ch&ir.
But aomething must be done • Screwingf up my conrpge to tho sticking point, and murmur¬ ing a prayer, I again rose,—found my tronBets, and searched for my box of congrevea (whieh, as a smoker. I invariably carry.) It was bar¬ ren ! not a siaglo match remained ! What should I do T To cross the spacious landing, and to reach tfae kitchen, wa3 an early ihougfat. The fire would perhaps be Bmpnldering.;, I might perchance obtain what I required, Mrs. Wilson's maicfaea I could not hope to iindj I knew not their locallly. But an old newapaper [which I had put in the drawer >aned, mo, as mentioned,] would do. Could not-Icarry ii, blazing, from the kitchen embers t Yes, \couW. but what then ? The glare ofthe light would erouao the Bleepera^; and • then—tho second married lady waa, I had heard Mrs. Wilson say, fearful of fire ; and I felt persuaded that, after tho manner of otbers whom I know, ehe slept with faer room ajar !
I foil for my cane,—the one which I had brought from Hougomont. Desperate, I thought of striking the coverlet until that object moved. But suppose it were an infant ! Ah ! 1 could pass my cane gently over ihe surface, and do no harm.
1 approached the bed, and did so. Then, startitig back, my summoned resolution left me; I know, Ijelt, that the object was atill there ! With a heating heart, I dressed myaelf as I could, and cautiously feeling my way to thc sit¬ ting-room, lay down on the sofa, and drew my coat over rae.
Fora lime I was unable to sleep ; my nervea were too much strained ; at length I dropped off into an uneasy siumber.
Tho clock of an adjacent church struck four. I awoke. Morning had come ; golden and sil¬ ver rays were flashing through lhe crevices of the shutters- I arose—with a. perfect memory of last night's occurrences—shook myself, and [reassured by the day] proceeded to my cham¬ ber.
I was not at ease when I entered. I stopped on the threshold, but at last I slowly went in.— With bated breath I approached the bed. Oh ! shall I ever erase from memory that revelation T
Ghoul! vampire! monsters misshapen, and creatures charged to freeze the blood! No marvel thot Ihad thought of yei
My terror had been acutely excited; my nerves awfully startled ; and I discovered tho cause at the bottom of lhe bed, in the shape of a "foot-boule :»' Mrs. Wilson pray for thc fa- lure intorm your guests when you give them a bedfellow, which a bad conscience or active im¬ agination can conjure into a frightful and myste¬ rious monster—N. Y. Albion.
To lotom to the pnneipal topic—tbe darkiee— they Me all built after tno Bame model buid ¦ike a shoulder of mutton teeth white as nutk foot ofsmiabledimenaions for a railroad bridgo and mouth big enough for the depot,;, tbey have atlgotfllx tocBon each foot,flkult like aii'oak plank, yellow eye8,.Bnd anose like a'split rpear the back extends mwardly four inches and a half, thoy live cji yflois, whiakey, corn-bread, Bwine- bael, ttog-mutton and partt; they are not aickly principar ailments are spine in .the'back, the diaphragm ih the,region pf the sibmaih, and cranium of tho head; heeides which they are apt to be iroubleil with retina of tho eye, tibia ot the leg, murapa, whisky blossoms, seven year's ilch, and the six fool meaite^' Should I hear of nny more distinguishing characteristics, I will let you know soon. Meanwhile I am, . Desultorily yours,
Q. R. PHILINDEB DoEaxiCKu, P. B.
Soesticks on the OMo-
Steamboat Blue Wing, October^l, 1854.— Which said boat ia very much lhe shape of a Michigan country-made sausage, and is built wilb a hinge in tho middle lo go round ihe sharp bends in lho river, and ia manned by two cap¬ tains, four mates, sixteen darkies, iwostewnrds, a amall boy, a big dog. an opoesum, two pair of grey squirrels, one clock and a cream-colored chambermaid; fog so think you couldn't'run a locomotive through it without a snow-plough ; night ao dark ihe clerkhas two men on each side ofhim with pitch-pine torches, to enable him to Fee his spectacles, <he weara spcciaclt^s;) piloi so drunk the boys havo painted his face with charcoal and pokeberries, till he looks like a rag carpel in the lasl stages of dilapidation ; and he is faat asleep, with his legs (pardon me, but- lege) tied to the capstan, his whiskers full of coal dust and cinders, and tho black end of the poker in his mouili; boat last aground, with her syranietncal nose six fcet deep in Kentucky mud; there she complacently lies, wailing for the mail boat 10 come along and pul! her out. Passen¬ gers elegantly disposed in various stages of don't care-a-cent-iivenesa, and the subscriber taking advantage of the temporary sobriety ot ifae clerk, and kis consequent atiendance in tho after cabin to play poker with the mates, to drop you a line. Tho silence is of brief duration, for I am inter¬ rupted by a grand oratorio by the nigger firemen, much to my delight and edification. It rana
somewhat no follows .'
(Grand opening chorus.) " A-hoo—a-hoo— hoo—0000—a-hooo — a-hoo — a-hooo— a-hooo- 00!"
(The dashes iu the following represent the passages where ihe superfluity of lhe harmony prevented the proper appreciation of the poetry.) "Gwinedown de riber—a-hoo-a-o !
Good-bye—nebber come back dobbil
beans— Grey-baircd injun—Ya-a—a—aaaa—Ya-a-a-a-
a-a-a-a
Ga—!" (leader of orchestra) ''Dirty shirt massa got de whiskey bottle in his hat, dis poor
old boy nebber get none
A-hoo—a-hooo—a-hooooo !'* (ending in an in¬ describable liowl.)
(Pensive darkey on the coal heap.) "Miss Ser- efiny good-bye—farewell; nebber git no more red pantaloonses from misa Serefioy —Oho—Ahooo
(Extemporaneous valuniary by an an original nigger ,wiih two turkey feathers in his hat, and his faair tied up witfa yellow strings :) " Corn cake—'lasses on it—vaphuns—" (mean¬ ing waffles) '' big ones, noney on em— Ra-a-a-a-aa." (Stern rebuke by leader.) " Shut np your moui, you 'leven hundred dollar niggGr."
(Leader improvises as follows:) "Hard work —no matter—get to hebben bym-bye—don't mind—goit boots—Hnen hangs out behind—" (here, having achieved a rhyme, he indulges iu frantic hornpipe.) *'My true Iub—feather in him boots—yaller gal got another sweet-heart— A-hoo— A-hoooobo ! — A-faooooooo — 0 0 0 O !!!!!—Hoe cake done—nigger can't git any —ole boss in de parlor playing do pianny—You- ' o-a-a—Ga-Ga'Ga. Captain here interferes and I orders the orchestra to wood up—and so inter¬ rupts the concert.
Have got over on the Indiana side, principal diflerence to be noticed in the inhabitants is in the bogs; on lhe Kentucky side they are big, fat, and as broad as tfaey are long ; on this side they are shaped like a North river sleamboai long and lean. Ijust saw two of'em sharpen their noses on the pavement, and engage in mortal combat; one rushed at his neigbbor, and struck him between the eyes, split him from end to end ; can came along, run over the tWo halves, cut them into hama and ahoulders in a jiffy—rcquiescat in many pieces. This is decided¬ ly a rich country; tbo staple productiona are big hogs, ragged niggers and tfae best horses in the Uniied States. The people Uve principally on bread made of corn ; whiskey ditto; and hog prepared in various barbarous ways., Tfaey give away whiskey and sell cold water. The darkies are mostly alavca; ihey nail horseshoes over their doors to keep away the witches, indulge tn parti-colored hats in the most superlative de¬ gree of delapidation; go barefooted, and have large apertures " inpuppespantaiooni.'' It isa perfect treat to watch their entertaining per¬ formances. At the hotel the allowance is four¬ teen niggers to each guest, and as eacb one seems to be possessed ofthe peculiar idea that his province is lo do noihing at aii, with as many fiourisbes as possible, tfae confusion tbat follows is far from being devoid of entertainment.
They never bring you anything yoa call for;
if you call for chicken, you will probably get
corned beef and cabbage; ifyou want roast beej
____ ihey wiil assuredly bring you apple dumplings'
ment might havo led her to place the litile baby ask tor sweet polaloes.andyon'll get fried eggs.
in lhe wrong bed. Its mamma slept in ihe cham- and send tor corn bread, and you're safe to ob-
ber next to mine ; how facile, then, to open the wrong door!
Certainly, 1 had not felt anylfaing of tfae shape or substance ofa baby. But, in that horriblo memeni my mind had been completely unhin¬ ged ; and could I now say wfaat I faad felt r
Thought beat lhe electric telegraph. These reflections occurred in leas time thaa I take to narrate them.
My first vague horror had given way to a calm fright. By this time my body was benumbed, for in one's shin tho cold eirikes in with efiect.
Huddling myself together-and still impress¬ ed by the supernatural—I resumed my chain oi analysis. Thua, for some minutes,—bnt yoa shall not be troubled with more deuiU After turning over every horriblo probability,and glanc¬ ing in tho dark towarda the bed (as I believe,) I went imo committee (all alone) on ways and means—what to do !
Sfaould I awaken the landlady t By no means: even though the circumstances war¬ ranted it, I would nol. After the fifet horror, as I have lold you, a calm fright succeeded : and I felt that—fearful as was lhe positioQ-^I would have to brave it alone.
Noll would light the gas, and—look !
Slowly I quitted my chair,—bat at thia mo- mem a strange, unearthly, hissing sound came from the bed. It migbt be the hissing ofa ser¬ pent, (and Mr. Wilson waa, I had heard, an am¬ ateur collector ofsuch creatures,} or the eup- pressed breathing of a dog. It waa a sound as though blood were letting !. Saint Bartfaolp. jacwi^ycd to death as thou ivaBt.\J^pw my
tain boiled pork ( ring the bell for a boot-jack, j and you' 11 get a hand-sled. And when you want! to retire for tho night, instead of providing^you ¦ wiih a pair of aiippera and a candle, the chances are ten to one the attendant sable angel will give you a red flannel shirt; ashot-giui» a flask ot whiakey, threo boiled eggs, and a pair of, smoothing irons. Tho alavea are, aa may be \ imagined, of various colors, ranging from the , hue ofthe beautiful yellow envelope ofthe Post, Ofiice Department, to that of the blackest ink. that ever indites a superscripiion ihereon. The theory of " woman's rights" is in practical ope¬ ration among them; the men cook, set lhe table, clean up the dishes, do the washing, and spank the babies, while their blacker halves hoe corn, chop wood, go ta market, and "run wid demuaheen.'*
Havo great fruit in this country; apples big as pumpkins, diminutive pumpkins, infantile pump" kins, not very large purapkina, emalt-aized pumpkins, just emerged from bloasomhood, and ere they have assumed'that golden overcoa^ wfatch makelh their maturer friends so glorious to the view.' And pumpkin pies, manufactured by the sable god of the kitchen; pleis, enor¬ mous to behold; wherein after they are ready to bo devoured you migfac wade np to your knees in noble compound which filleih the interior thereot.and make th the pie savory and neclarean; in facfpies celestial, whereof writers in all age^ haTodlaconraed eloquently; andfiweet potatoe^ fuch. 8-w-^-e-t p-o-t-a-t-o-e-s!! Jimineity- big enough lo fill a slc foo: grave, _yelIow a^ ihubaib, apd luscious ab-Uasiea candy.
JOHN BROWN; Or a Poor Man's philosophy.
I'ro a crovrn I can spend,
I'Te a wife and a friend. And a troop of lltUo chUdren at my knee, John Brown;^
Tve acottagft of jny own,
With tho Ivy overgrown. And a garden with a view of the aoa, John Brown;
I caD elt at my door,
Bj my shady ijcamore, targo of heart, thoogh of very smaU aataio, John Brown;
So coma and drain a glus,
In my arhor ab you pas*. And I'll tell you what i lore, and what I hata, John Brown.
I Idto tha £ODg of hlrdB,
And the children's early words. And a loving womsn's voico, low and sweet, John Brown;
And I hata a falsa pretenso, .
And the want of oomnum aeose, And arrogance and fawning and decuit, John Browa ;
I Ioto tha me&dow flowera, ' And the hrlur la the howers,
And I Ioto an open face without guflo, John Brown;
And I bat« a selfish IinaTB,
And a proud, coatanted sIsto, Asd a lont who'd rathor borrow than he'd toll, John Brown.
I lovo a shnplo song
That awokea emotions strong, And the word of hopo that ralcea hhn who fainta, John Brown;
Andlhato fheoonstant whino
Of the foolish who repine. And turn their good to evil by complaints, John Brown;
Bot ever when I hato,
If I eoe& my garden gate. And surrey ths world around and above, John Browr,
The hatred flies my mind.
And I sigh Ibr human kind, And cicuflo tho faults ofthoao I cannot Ioto, John BrownJ
SoLf yon liko my ways,
And the comfort of my days, I can tell you how I lived bo unveied, John Brown;
I never scorn my health,
Nor BoU my soul for wealth, N'or destroy one day tb« pleasnrcs of tho next, Jobn Brown;
Tto parted with my pride,
And I tako thc sunny Bide, For I'vo found It worse than folly to b« sad, John Brown;
I Ic«ep a conscienoe clear,
.I've a hnndred pounds a year. And I manage to exLit, and to be glnd, John Bpowii.
Preparation for Boots.
The February numher of tho American Far¬ mer contains the following recipe i
Composition for rendering Boots and Shoes Water Proo/—"Take 1 pint of boiled linseed oil, 2 or. of bees-wax, 2 oz. spiritt.of iurpetuine and 2 oz. of Burgundy pitch. Xet ihem be cdi^e- fully melted over a slow fire.' "With this mf«- luro new shoce and boots are to he ruhhed in thfe sun, or at a Hllle distance fromthe fire,;.witl»a sponge or brush. This operation ahall "be re- ppated without warning them as often as they become dry .until they are fully saturated ; which will require four or fivo limes brushing by this, (he leather becomes impervious to water. The hoot or shoe, thus prepared, lasts much longer than common leather ; ii acquires such pliability and softness, ihat it will never shrivel, nor grow ha-d. and in that state, is the most effect¬ ual preventative against colds, &c. It is neces¬ sary to remark that shoes and boots, thus pre¬ pared, ought to be warn, until they become perfectly dry and elastic ; as in the contrary tase the leather will become too soft, and wear out much sooner ifaan it otherwise would."
Tbe Editor of the Farmer endorses this as follows:
We have tried the effect of the eompoaition made agreeably to this recipe, and can vouch for its rendering leather water proof. In order to teat it, we procured a very new pair of shoes, gave them Ave successive rubbings with it, al¬ lowing sufficient time between each for the com- poiition lo become dry. After the laat had be^ come perfectly absorbed by the leather we placed oneof the ahoea in a iub partially filled with water, and left It thotu for -it hours. When we took the sboo out, it was as dry as when we first placed It in the tub ; the efiect of the composition is, that while it renders the water-proof, in the broadest seifse of the term, it makes it soft and pliant, and therefore iha more elastic and dura¬ ble. From our ejcperience in the wear of shoes made water-proof, we have no hesitancy in say¬ ing that a pair thus treated will last aa long as two pair that may be worn without it.
Anoiher recipe for the same purpose is the following:—
Put a pint of best sperm oil in a atone bottle; cut into small shreds a piece of an old india rub¬ ber shoe and add to the oil by dropping in a small quantity at a time, until tbe oil hae dis¬ solved as much as it will take up, which may be known by thc gum remaining at tfae bottom.— During tfais process keep the bottle in a warm place, as upon the kitchen mantel and occasion, ally upon the atove when not too hot.
After the oil is well saturated with gum whic^^ it will be in a few weeks, wash the boots clean and etand them in a level trough or tub ofwater so aato cover them nearly up tothe crimpage attho instep. Whenihorouehlyeoaked, [with¬ out handling them so as to put ibem out of shape,] set thom up to drain, and when half dried, oil them well over tho surface, wiihout rubbing in, and sot them aside till perfectly dry. Repeat ihe process five or six times and thoy will become perfectly waterproof, yet soft and plioble. The boots may be worn between the several applications, but not until perfectly dry. Tfaoeo who desire a first rate arlicle for rough use, may find it an advantage to get their boots made of French kip-skin and have them care¬ fully prepared as above before using them.
The only objection to this process is that lhe pores of the leather being filled with gum the boots have eomewhat tho same efifect as ovar- hocs in heating the feet.
Rats.—A gentleman residing in a neighbor¬ ing town has related to us the following story about rata. He ownedapair of horses which he valued, and of wfaicfa he took the care faimself Every day he supplied them plentifully with grain, but to his surprise, instead of thriving on this treatment, ihey grow perceptibly poorer.— He was at a loss to account for this, aa thcy evi¬ dently had good appetites. They alwaya waited impatiently for their feed, and wfaen it wag poured into ifae manger, they would thrust their noses into it, and oat with great eagerness.— But they aoon became so lean and bony that it was evident that there was something wrong either in tho animals themselves, or thc manner of their feeding. Tho owner at length resolved to Slay in the barn and watch them while eating. He accordingly stationed himself near thehor¬ ses, after having tilled the manger with oats, but so contrived to screen his person as not to be easily seen. Tho horses dropped their noses imo lhe grain, as usual, with avidity, and began to eat with a will. As soon, however, as quiet was restored in the barn—broken only by the monstrous "crauncfaing" sounds of hungry hor¬ ses, busy at their feed—the gentleman observed the latter to cease suddenly from feeding, and Btart back suddenly from the manger, with a snort of pain or afirigbt. Peeping cautiously over into "the manger, he eaw five or aix enor¬ mous rats, who were ravenously devouring the pain ; and as soon aa the horses ventured, with {he evident hesitation and misgiving inspired by a little experience, to approach the manger and again insert.their noses in the grain, these fero¬ cious creatures would spriog at ihem and bite their lips* In this way the game went on~the horses, prompted by hunger, occasionally ma¬ king an effort to get a momhful ofthe grain,and tharalB as regularly driving them back/until, in a very short time, the oats were entirely de¬ voured by these pi-rat-ical savages, and the poor horiies left empty I
Another fact, which transpired in a town near Harlford, will serve, to illustrate the sagacity ol rata. A gemleman, whose house, was infested by Ihese ,\ermen, made a journey with htB fam¬ ily to a distant' city, and carefully fastened up everythins in hia house during hia absence. At a considerable distance from his house, and be¬ yond a amall mterveniog hiU.was sithatedn large factory. Returning home after an absence of a week, he reached his residence at nightfall.— The next morning, at daybreak, he went to the factory above mentioned.. There had beena light fall ol snow in the night, and before reach¬ ing the factory he observed innumerable email tracks of animals, leading ia the direclion ol his honae. Tracing them farther, he fotind them to proceed from the factory, and lo lead in a broad trail, diresily to hie houBO. Thty wen etidehi-
iy thei footprints lofraiB, and there -wfiroappa- rehily upwards ofa hundred' oflheh) Now tbere bad previously to his absontio, been no rats Iti the facyiry and tbo inference "(ras ^hat ihocijhnlng fellows had roaorted to that locality dnring his abeence, as ihey:conld obfain noth' ing to: eat at the bouse. But tho question is, by what gift of animal cunning,', or inslipci, were thoy i^pprised of ihoioiurn.of the family, and that, (oo. wiihin a few. hours, at most.of their arrival home.'^JEfar//tfrd Time*. , ,
. Fashionable Young lady,—Father, have yon seen anythiiigof my bonnet f I must have left it in this toaml
Fath'er-"No my dear, I have not, but I will take the microscope and look (or it. . Why is a person knocking at the door like an over coat f Because he's wrapper.
The Wly in which Meecy tbxsers Justice. —Prisoner, in charge ot an Irish Policeman.— Fait Jemmy, my boy, but I'm sore afraid it will go hard with roe, d'ye know!
Policeman,—Divil a fear. I'll tip his honor the wink, that you'r the lad al 'lection limes, and then put on a long face, and be pinilent, and he'll let you off with three week?.
Dat Human Race.—Sambo aaked when "dat human race he her so much 'bout was io come ofi"?"
Wo are enabled to answer Sambo now, ifaat it Ynll be on the firat Monday in November, when a large portion of mankind will ba found running forcflice.
Domestic Misery.—Ist Indignant Female--- I*m sure Mary love, I don'i know what I shall do, Charles acts so strangely lately. He is out nearly every night, and when I aakrim where he has been, he looks so mysterious. Do you know, I almost begin lo think that he's gone and joined thc Know Nothings.
2nd do. —Well I'm sure I sympathise with you, bul my Fred is almost as bad, or worse. He stays at home ell the time, and is ^o dread¬ fully Wide Awake that I can go nowhere, nor do anything.
NOTICE.
SOTICE Is hereby given, that JOHN t^UNKofManoE fownflhip LantfaBtor oountj a prombaorr not* for Iba-TOm of ONE HUN DaSDANDTWbWTTDOLLAIlSaialnBtme which I forbid all peraons fiom beROtlatlDS for as I will not
^hOoiifeliitife; ^Me^rttsetnEnts.
oo't95;ff't-47 -
WoBt HempflBid;
STRASBUAG ACABESIV;
^pHlS Institution will be re^opened on
.^A the Istof November next, sn& cummenuamuu. vi ue winter Session and continne 22 veeks. T-BHMS. . Baiird.room, wasbing,lights ineomnion and tnltion, $70 ^«rSeuion.' Freneh. CJerinan. and Instramental MuBloi each flitra SIO. Uso of Piano, $8, No extra cbarge for Latin ahd Greek. Studvnts received atany tiino dorlns. tha' term. ?a;menta—one half in ad- vanca, the remainder before tbe removal of tbo pupil.
JOS. D.NICHOLS, .-ootn-4't-45 Prinolpal. ,
STotlce to Tax Collectors.
rriHE Colleotors of the several Town-
i Bhipa, BoroaghB, io. Trill proceed In coUectiDg the State and Connty taxes and make immediate pay¬ ment to the County Treasarer.-
The nnderalgned will Bit for the purpose of granting exoneration-* and making settle u ent with collectors at their office on Monday, Tueflday i-nd Wednesday of the last week in November
The bond j of collectors in arrears after that time wIU be sued out: and coUeoted by tba Sheriff.
JNO.M.HIiiSTAND, CouMiuio.TEBs' Orrioi:, 7 PHILIP GEIST, Oet.W.lSM. i W.C. WORTH. 4t^6 CommiaBtonerB.
tl^Htpr^8B, yplkpfreundand Intelligeneercopy.
nnffE'-^bmB'-glaimsy (late"' Bo>erfc
¦ X-^^'^1'5' ^*°*""='^'^f "^^^'^"^ °* *^*^"^«¦'^**- tlM.) will 3« jsiasfl-;oiot*^: X);yiup»^ts .-anft: DthBEB roan h»T9 ;<3pnflnnatory, 'Quit Claim, and .Fee' Titles, byeMly^aFpHeatlont6*' ' ¦ - ^~^'--- ^-^ • '- - .JOHS.MOSS.Sol^'.Grantee, No. fiOWalnutfltreet, ; EDW. WALN, Esq.,No, 2 YorkBuiiding," ¦, J. L. HU8FAIcD,i!:Bq.,'No. i SuisamAtteet,.- . Oct 18.At-4a -• AttomeyB at Law, Phttod'a, Pa.
JOB PRinmAfG.
HAVING just put up a new Steam Porwer Press, expressly for Jobbing purpoe- ea, we aro now able to execute All kinda of Plain & Fancy Job Printing,
upun as favorable terms, and in as good etylo.as
can be bad in Philadelphia or elsewhere, and with
tar grcator dispatch thaa heretofore. Cards, Handbills,
Rlanks, Bill Hkads,
pRoauAMMEH, Bank Checks,
&c.,&c. &e., &c,
JI^Bilis for tho sale of real or personal property,
printed on from one to three hours notfco
Apply at the l-lXAMINliR. & HERALD Office,
North QueenStreet. Lancaster. [aug-17
SCHOOIi TEACHERS YTAIVTED.
FOUR additional Teachera wanted in Clay Township. Teachers wanting schools will pieasBapply to the nnderaigned.
lly ordur ofthe Board of School Dlrectnra of said Township. MARTIN BENTZ. Pres't PfTKR .Mi.RTiT. Sec'y oct 16-3t_4G
TEACHER irAATTEO
TO take charge of a School iu Paradise township. To a competent person, able^to tench Gtirman and English, twenty-flre dollar? per month will bo allowed. AddresB personally or by letttr. ISOAKL ROHRER, President Board of Directors.
Lemon Pluce, LAncB^ter Co. opt 18 ¦ S*t-4G
Elglit Teachers IVantea
IN Colerain School District. The Di- rectore will mett at KIrkwood, in said township, on SATURDAY. November 4th. at 1 o'clock P. .M.. .Tt wbicU timu and place appllcantn will pleast^ atteud.— Ttfcm. 3 moa. Salary $25 pur month. Applicants will be r»!quiri'd to hare a certificate from the (bounty Su¬ perintendent. W-M. C WORTH, or.t 18-3n.46 Prea't.
IVotice to Contractors.
QEALED PBOPOSALS for buUding a
ti^ Bridge across Pcqaia Creek at or near Henry Herr's Mill, between West Lampetu and Stxasborg townahlps, willbe received at tbe CouuniaBioners ofBce nntU 2 o'clock on MONDAY the SOth inst
Tho plan and ppeolfloatfonsc&n be seen at any time preyious to lotting at said office.
JOHN M. HIESTAND, PHILIP GEIST, oct I6-2t.4(i WILLIAM C. WOR^H.
VTHTTE HAI^I. ACADEfflY,
T Three Miles West of HarrlBburg. b:e EmHTH Session of this pop- nlarandSoDriflhing Institution will commenee On MONDAY, tbe Qth of November next, under the moat f&Tornble ansploes Dnring the present year such improvementa and additions haye been made as its InoreaalngpBtronagc demanded. The Principal will be aasiflted by a fall corps of competent and experien¬ ced teaobern, and ni^QlBl attention will be paid to thQ'healtb and comfort of tho Students TERMS. Boarding, Washing ond Tuition in *ho English Branches and-Vucal .Mu-de per SevMon, (5 months,}
$55,00 InHtrucflon in Latin or Greek, 5,00
'" French or German, 5,00
" Instrumental .Mnsic, 10,00
The attention of rareDis and Guardians is bamest- ly Inrited to thi.? luatUution. Circulars will be fur¬ nished and any information will be given on applica¬ tion either personal or by lotter to
D. DENLINGER, Principal, aep 9-2ai-40 Harrisburg. Pa.
CpmrSbeUer^ atxaw-Cattera, &d.. Fl^HE 8ubscrib,ers t^ke thiB-.opportunity
X' of informing tbeir friondsond onatomerfl,,that baying taken over 70 premiums for implement's atthe late State Exhibition sbPhilad'*, they areoble tooftet the present {tall, a very large and snperior assortnieht of eyerytblDg needed by tho Fanner and Qardener in its proper season.
Among tbem are Beyeral patterna bf Corn Shellers, both for hand and horao-power.lZ yaiietiea of Impror' ed Hay and Straw Cutters, Sausage Choppers and Stnffera, Vegetable Cutters, liaprovad iFarmers' BoIU ersj Lime and Guano Spreador*, Hay PreflBes. .Grain Fans,' Pateut'Angatar Hamea, Threshing' Uachtnes andHarBe:Powers,CiderMilIs. Also, Spain's Pateut Atmospberio rremium Churns, tbe best article In the market.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail at - .
PASCHALL, MORRIS & CO'S . Agricultural Warehouse and Beed Store,
0Qt2e-ir47 cor. of Tth and Market, PhUad'a
CIRS. E. MTOHEXiL,
No 28 North jVihjA at, PltiladJphia,
*, _. 1^ HimiriCTuasB op
Cl^OAKS, MAflTXII-I-AS, &C.
A m *„„^^ ^^^ CESCHJPTIONS iwSTS'^" ""*'** "* *^ BhortooUcB In tho beat and
;;^^JH^EAST JFIRE JBRICK.
Tliai North-EsBt Mauu&clrarinff Com-
A «KL*^TA?1^^/**"'*'^"•*"^"^and auooaas a^ fSjS.^^^e*''^"'"^^'* 'o^^^^ ^^P B^i«k of Special care istalteQ in thp aeiection of materials to produce a fluperlor Brick for Bb«t Jurnac "an^Sim pmrpoaes Ajplyto , CHAS. W.UORBIS. Beo'y.
Julyfr-6m-ar
'j^_NpTth Wat^lT-' PUla'.
_»hnntirli)hfa mutierttsements.
H^Sen^or^^^y «^ handafuUV
^rtbD^«Vwj"Ayenu«,MiSe% "°^ ^°
T7 N G LIS H and Classical Boarding
I^J School for Young Men and Boys, Mount Joy, Lancaster county. Pa, Tbe Winter SesFion ofthia lo- etitution will commonce, November Ist, and continne Five Months.
«3-For Circulars containing all needful Information apply to tbe Principal, E. L. MOORE.
si'P 80 ^ tf.42
Fi
VE TEACHEKS WANTED iu
apply to any uie'mbtr of tbe Board of uVectors for
Haid township. EMANUEL KINSCH. i'rv.B^.
Daniel itoHRKa.Scc^y^ _ [aug 30-tf-39
TEACHER'S ISSTITBTES! rVRE Teachers ofthe Borough of Adams-
X, town find tba townwbips of Upper Leacock, Earl. Eaat and Wvst Earl, Carnarvon, Brecknock- East and West Cccallco. Elizabeth, Clay, Ephrata and Warwick, will form a Teacher's Institute in Hinkletown, com¬ menoing on TUUKSDAY tba 16th of Novi?mber. The Teachers of the Borough of Strasburg
and the townahipa of Straj^burg, Leucoclt. Salisbury. Paradise, Bart, Sadabury Coleiaiue. Little Britain, Fulton,Drumore, Martio, Providence, ConeEtOfia, Pc- qnKa,and Ea^tand Weat Lampeter, will form h TtHch- fr's loatitute in tfaj borough of Strasburg. commcn- cioE on THURSDAY the 23d day ofNovember.
The Teachers of the city of Laaciister, the boroughs ot Columbia, Marietta. Elizabethtown and Mount Joy,snd the townsbipB of Laac.aster, Manor. Manbeim. East aUd West Hempfleld, Penn, Hapbo; Mount Joy,Cocoy.and East and West Donegal, will formaTeacher'sInstitntein tbe borough ot Mount
Jay, -nmm«tir.lq|i QU THUKSDAY th.» Mrh dfly Of Nd
vember.
All theso Tostitutee will eommoQce at 10 o'clo'ck A. M., on tbe days specified and continue in session three daya. School Directors and all friends of education are cordially invited.
Character of tUe Exercises.
Ifit. In Lecturea on tho bix branches usually taui;htin our Common Schools by experionoed teacbprs of our couuty.
2nd. In general dlscuesions on various educational top¬ ics.
Srd. In Popnlar Lectures on each evening-
4tb. In Lectures on tbe Art of Teaching by the Coun¬ ty Superintendent.
Teacbers Turn Out l
No teacher who bas tho good of his Profession at heart will be absent. Many Boards biive given the teacheis in their employ tba privilege of attending without any deduction oftime or puy, nnd It Is bupt^d all will do so. Local eommitteea and the people of Hinkletown, Strasburgand Vlonnt Joy, will make eve¬ ry effort to furnish aoconunodations to all who come.
All together, let ua make a strong, determined effort to elevate the Profession of Teachtug, and Improve our noble Common School System of education. '
J. P WICKERSHAM,
Marietta, oct 25-tf-46 County Superintendent.
lAfTEIVDED RBMOVAL.
THE Barber Shop of the snbscriber wili bo removed on the flrat of December, to the baBement of Dr. Wflabena' building, two doors northof its present looation, whore increaaed iacili- tics and better acQommodatlona wilt be afforded all who favor him with their cuatom.
oct lS-4t-46 CHARLES B. WILLIAMS.
IVOTICE.
ALL pcrsoDs having left Deeds, Mort¬ gages, Releases, Sic. to be Recorded, are requeft- ed to oall for- thcju without delay.
JOHN BR.A.Dy.Jr.« octl8.4t-.lG Recorder.
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Con- o.^t oga Transportailon i;ou]p:iny was dfssolved on tho SOth of June last, by ihe il-a,ta ot G. W. As- piowiiU. nnc of the partners of s:iid company. All persons haTing claims on eaid company will present tbem for aettlement, and all those Indebted make im¬ mediate payment to OKO. CALDER. Agt.,
No. 24i North Quwen street.
THE Conestoga Transportation Line
willbe continued a.s formerly by GEO. CALDER,
Gruea^.>= Landintj and No. 34i North Queen Street, Lancaster. aug 23-3m-S7
IMLEXICAIV CilTAItrO.
THE subscriber offera for eale, Mex¬ ican guano; of the beat quaUty and of hia own importation, which is well adapted to tho soils of Pennsjlvonia.Delaware, and New Jersey* Bualysifl ,of which from well known Chemists, as well ta very sat. isfactory certificatea from highly respectable Agrical- tnralist« who havo used the article the poet season, are in my possession
This Guano is sold at a prloe much below the Peru vian, and willbe found qnlte equal in its fertilizing qualities, aod more permdnent.
B.S. BURLING, iOl North Front Streot, Philad'a. fi"P 20 . 2m.42
TVatAes! Watches!! cratches!I! ELTONH£!AD & GAAIT,
WatchMakera and Jewelers,
No, 48 South 2d St., ahove. Chesnut, Philad'a, TT AVING- received a superior assort-
XX ™«ot o' Watchea, Jewelry, Diamonds, Jt% Silver Ware, &o., wa would call attention to £t^ the lollowIng low prices : tSlflS
GOLD WATCHES, from $20 to SISO.
SILVER " " Sto 35.
SILVER TEA SPOONS, 4 to 12 per aett.
Gold Peuoils, Chains, Thimbles, &c. -^-AU goods warranted aa repreeented.tCall and examine our atook beforo;purchasing elsewhere. -
flj^Watohea and Jewelry repaired in the moat ar- tiflticstyle.
JAS. ALTONHEAD. WM. A. GRAY. aep 27- ly-34
BAGIiE HOTEXi,
"|\rO. 331 Market Street, Philadelphia.
J_^ ¦ The subscriber fakes thlBmathodtoinlormhlfl trienda and the. public Ingeueral.thathe haa taken thifl weilknown stand, an^ hopes by strict attention to..buflIneBfl to gain ft share or the pnbRo patronage heretofore ao Uberaliy extended to hitn while in the ahOTB hualnees in Lanoaater countyj and recently Jn ComberUnd county, Fft.
The house haa been neatly famished throughoat, ahe- roomii are large and airy, and for comfort they are unsurpassed la the city.
The table is always aupplied witb the best the mar¬ ket can afford. -His bar oan oompete for choice li¬ quora with the best bara in tho city.
The stables are large and newly fitted up for Drorer? and tha publio in general. Uy charges are ak reason¬ able as any otber in Market Street, Give me a oall.
aprjl 12.Jy.l9 ' FRBD'K ZABRACflER.
Fourth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia ¦ILL be able to offer extra induce-
, , menta to the Conntry Buyer this Fan ...h.i. Btoci of Goodii wUI bo very ruU,»ndtS;n„V^„ ,1! NcirYork and PhilailelphU Auctions, d.l y /"i?'JV' FnllUBorlmentorthefoUowlng: ' Moaired.
SHAWLS, FLAM.NELS
NEW SILKS, MUSLINS, '
F. MERINOES, LINENS,
WOOL PLAIDS, TABL£ COVEEa
M. DE LAINES, BLANKETS, '
CASHMEKEB, • QUILTS, JlO.
Owing to the excoBS of Importations, we flliaU bo •daUyln reoelpt ofoKiiAT joua.from Auction.
EYUB t LANDELL,
„ ,. Fourth i Aroh Streotj, FWIad'o.
xa- Terms Xtr Cash, ttnd prices low occordlnElr. HPJI ' 3m.41
^hnawelifhfa m'omismmr,.
TEN mSHTS IM A BAR ROOH, ASD WHAT X SAW TME lis;.
BY T. S. AllTlIUi;.
TEN nmm copies sold a a moxtii-
nnmS powerful work, acknowlcdgo.l l.v
i allwhohavoreftdit tobe the beet *;V'r wri;i-"i by Mr.Arthor, depicts thc evils oflDtempt-Trt.i.-. >;> ;, series of thrlllins sketches, inustratiui; tho , n., i, , TaTsniTteeplng and Rum drinking, uot only cu iii.i;- Tiduals themselTes, buton communities at lar;;u. 'I Ji- story of little Alary .Morgan and her f;itbi;r, ^vho i^ n- formed by her devotion and death, ij alone woctir tti-: price of the book.
Temperance men and otbers can do more lor lliu cause by Its oiroubltion than by any otber iiii;rin"-
Agents are wanted In every town and county of I li>' United States,to sell an edition gotten up ti-ixi!!)l> for them, beautifully illustrated irillt u Uoe ni'ZMiii.i engraving by Sartain.
.«*A Bpeolmen Copy will bo sent (post p;ui) on r-» celpt of the price. 75 cents.
The largest commission will be paid. Addio.s J. W. ililAULty, fublisli,:r. No. ii North Fourth Streot. l'bilaclel[ilii.i
CARPETIBGS.
JUST received by the latest arrivals from England, all the newest pattema of VELVET, ]
brSsIels? CARPETIMGS.
THREE PLY, INORAIN. ; On hand a largostook ol AMERICAN CARPETINGS'
Oil CLOTHS, BINDINGS, MATS, *C,
.^^Tbe aboye goods will bn closed out thi^ fall at ooBt prices.- ROBERT B. WALKKR.
No. 190 Cheanut St.,below Eighth, south side. Oct lB-3ra-40 Philadklphia-
TO UlEUCa ANTS ASm OTHERS.
npHE eo-partnersMp heretofore existing
1 uader the firm of BEATts^ Baker Sl Co. has been diBsoKed by mutual consent. '
H. BEATES, J.L.BAKER, H.BUJIKHAKDT. ta* H. BEATEsialone is authorised to settle up tbe business.
We the subsoribers haye this day assoolated togeth- er under the firm ot BEATICS, JAOOBY & MILLER, for the purpose ot transacting the
Wholesale Drag & Cbeznical Buainess,
at tbe old etand. No. 132 Notth Third Street, (Corner of Braucb), Philadelphia. We aball at oil timea keep a large and well seleoted slock of goods, consisting of DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES, FAINTS, OILS,
V-iRNlSHES,
DYE STDKFS,
PERFUMERY, and such other articles as are particularly adapted to yonr trade J especially would we call your atientioo to ouc.largb stock of tJPlCES, wbich being ground by ourselyes are warranted to b* of thb beat quality.
By selling at the lowest prices we would reapeotlul- ly aoUclt a continuance ot tbat patronage so ^tlberdlly bestowed upon the late firm. ^. b-
HENRY BEATcS.-.^
DAVIDS. JACOBY, WILLIAM J. MILLER. Philadalpbia, August SO, '64. 3'm-39
LIGHT ! LIGHT!! LIGHT 1 •! LIGHT ! I! M. B. DTOTT & KENT,
Have removed to their New Store and Factory, No, 74 South Second Street, Philadelphia.
[P^e doors bL-low their old stund.]
TT AVING increased facilities, VfQ offer
¦i L to .M'Tchantfl ood others, OAS FIXTUUES and LAMPS Of eyery doacriptioo, and at the lowest manu¬ facturer's pricea, and unsurpassed in quality or ap¬ pearance by any in the country. Our stock embraces
Dyott's Patent Pine Oil £.amps,
IThahest in the world.] Uarning Fluid aod Solar Lard Lamps; ChandellerB. for Gaa, Pine Oil, Solar Lard and Fluid; HaU and Patunt Spring Hand Lant- horns; Globes, Glassea, Wicks, Pino Oil and Flaid, wbolesaleand retail.
Merobants and others will findit to thuir adrantage to calland eiamine ouc Stock and Pticcg.
i»-ParticuUrattentiOQ giyen to fitting np Churches and other public boildlngs. Oct 4—3m-4A
New Toys. Fancy Goods, Canes, &c.
GEO. DOLL,
No. lOi North Sixth St., above Market, Philad'a,
HAS just received a large aasortment of NewTojB, Fancy Articles.Canes, TorteMoD- naita, Game Tricks and i'Uzzley, Damlnoes. China and Baper Babicfi, I'Ipes, Cigars,Caaea, SnnCF and Tobacco BflX6s, Pop Piatola. Wax Matchea, Slates and Pencils, i;c. Tin, Woodtn and Puwter Taya of every descrip¬ tion, with c large stock or other goods, wholesai-e
AXD RETAIl., at tllC lowest ptioeB.
N. B. Canea neatly mountud and repaired, and all klndsof Fancy Turning done. oct lS-3m-46
6V^«i
VIESTEnN IROM
5?*^
"»»¦,
MM.I. FOR RENT.
W'HITE HALL MILL, on Pequea Creuk, on tbt! roadj'rom Lamptter to Stras¬ burg, om-uiilu Iromthe forn]iT.ind 2 /rom the latt.^r. is lor rent. Thereare fuur Run of Stones, two for. grinding Wheat, and two for thoppiug. all in good or¬ der. This mill is well calcuated for either merchant or country work. For further particulars apply on the premisK.s CllK'N BRACKBILL.
,«-Alao H, GOOD FARM for rent. Bituate in West Lampeter, containing OVER 100 ACKE3. Apply as abovo.
aep 20 7H.42
' " Glii'Slii^'S SE™A FIGS. TIHEY are designed aa a certain and
I elTectual remedy lor Conptipatiou of the Bowels, NeryooBor Siok Headache, produced by Costlyenosa, and are particularly rBcommended to perKons leading ft sedentary life, aa a «ntle and .luro Aperient. For sale at JOHN V. LO.\G a CO'S. Drug & Chemiedl fitorq. ^- » ^""1- Queen Stroet. LafC-ster.
REBVX: I^.IilVIGHT,
(Successor to Hartley ^ Knight.) i
Bedding and Carpet Warebouse,'
No. 148 South Second Sireet, five doors above Spruce sireet, Philadelphia,
WHERE he keeps constantly on hand a full afsortmeut of every article in bi.i line of bnslnens.
Feathers, Feather Beds, Patunt Spring Mattresses, Curled >lalr, Moss, Corn Hu.-k ond Straw Mflttres- sea, Velvet 'J'apestry.Tapestry, BrnBBol3,3-pIy. Ingrain, Venitian, List, Rug and Hemp Carpetings. Oil Clotba. Canton Mat¬ tings. Cocoa and Spanish-Mattings, Floor and Stair Druggeta, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats. Table and Piano Coyera, to wbich bo respectfuUy invites theat¬ tention of purchasers. '¦ oct41y-44
Cheap YVatclAeH, Jevreliy, &c.
^pHK Subscriber would most respectful
•*- ly Inform his friends and the public g«nt;rally that be ha.s rofited his store in a manner which give^ evidence of his dut*rminat*ijn to keep pace with this "Progre.«siyc age." iio hopes by strict attention to bueiuessin connexion with*hi:; increased facilities for gratifying the w;tnta of tb*" pttbi'c. to merita continu¬ ance of their patronage, which has htiretoforo been so liberally bestowed npou him. Ue has juet received c new and extensive assortment of WatcheF. Jfr^ Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, which Af3i willbtf djspo.'ied of at tbe lowest cash prict-s, «*3E and warranted to render eatisfactlon.
N.B-—Watoheseod Jewelry ropaired and warrant¬ ed. JAMES B.FIDLER. N& 12 S 2udPt.,bclowMarki^t. Pbilu
July 20 ly-33
A Journeyman Tanner Wanted,
f\^ sober and industrious habits. Lib-
\J eral wages will be given. Applyto the eubscri- heri»,in Now Holland, Lancaster county.
oot Z5-tf-47 H. SHIRK & CO.
' A STRAY STEER.
i^AME to the premises of the subscri-
\J ber, in Colelaia township, LanoaBtter county, about, the 20th olJune, a light RED " —^ STEER, with white along tha-back and helly.and twohindfeetwblte up to tbe koeejoint,andhttlf of bis tale whito, supposed to be about Hve years old. The owner is re¬ quested to comeforward, prove property, pay charges andltake bim away, otherwise ho will be disposed of according to law. REBECCA M. ANDREWS. oct 18 __^ &'t-46
Notice to Hanters and Fistiers
WE, tho undersignedj citizens of East HempSeld township. Lancaflteroounty,Pa , do hereby warn all persons not to tresspaas on any of onr lands, by Hunting, Shooting or Fisbing, as all such persons will be dealt with according to the Lawof May 22,1854.
Andrew B. Kauffmau, Reuben Bowman, Samuel Nlssley, Alexander Steward, Pavid Baker, Samuel Kohr. Benjamin Harnish, Jacob BaFPler, Jr., Jacob Sonon, Jobn H. Swar, John LandiR, Jobn K. Long. Christian Swar, Frederiok SchltE, Henry R. Herr. Si¬ mon Minnich, Andrew UiUer.Joseph G. Greider, Ja¬ cob Huver, Christian Musaelman, Henry L. Hershey, Adam Baor. John Swar, William Wiley, John Roher, Christian Kanifman, Henry S. Kauffinan, Henry K Deubam, Jacob K. Kurtz,Andrew KaufTmao, Tobias Denllncer, Levi G. Oetz, John Gochnauer
pet 18 4t-46
StATES: SI.ATES!:
THE subscriber having taken the agen- cy for Brown's building Slates is ready at any tiujo to fornlsb slate by tbe ton or put on by tbe square, at the shortest notice and on the mostreason- able terms. Apply at my Hardware Store. North QueenStreet. GEO. D.SPRECHER. feb 15 tf-ll
WHIP FACTORY.
THE "Whip Factory iu East Orange Street, bag bf on removed to North Queeen St., afew donrsabove the Railroad. Oarriago, Riding and Wagon Whips for salt-, Wbole.'^alc and Retail. Repair ing neatly done. This id the plaoe where Whips Is made. aprHl2-lj-10 G TU'ININO.
York Furnace Bridge Company.
THE stockholders of aaid Company aro hereby notified that tbe Annual Meeting of the stockholders for tho purpose of choosing OScers for tbe en.suing year will be held on MON0AY the 6th of November next, atlO o'clock in tbo forouoon at the public house of John Wilson in MnrtlcviUe, M&rtic township. Lancaster county.
W. CARPENTER, net 5.1854-41-45 _ Secretary.
IVOTICE.
QEALED PROPOSALS willbereceiv-
iO eil at thc Mayor's office, until S o'clock, p. M.. on FRIDAY the 10th day ofNovember next, for tbe erec¬ tion of a plain and substantial stationary Engine of fllty horse power, In tbe city Mill, together with Boil- cr,Stack, Shafting, Gearing. &o., to coansct the en¬ gine with the pump8,ftnd placing the same In complete running orderbefore the first of May next.
All bids must lie accompanied with full and dltttinct Draftsand SppciflcatioD, together with an estimate of tbe consumption of fuel per horse power. Itbcingnn- derstood thattbe prpposals approved by the Water Committee must be subjoot to tbe ratifloatioD of Coun¬ cils. C. KIEFFER,
octl8-td-4G Mayor.
TURnrpiRE Ei.E€Tioar.
AK Election for 1 President, 7 Mana¬ gers and I Treasurer of the Lancaflter and Liti« Turnpike Road Company willbe held at thepublic house of A- Lichtenthaler in Litiz, on MONDAV, No¬ vember 6th. between the hours of land 3 o'cliick P. M. J.B. TSHUDY. Sec'y. ¦
ootj^ ^ _f'i:'*?_
TPRl!t7PIH.E DIVlDEItrD.
rjlHE Board of Managers of the Lan-
¦Bl coster and LitU Turnpiko Road Company have declared' a dividend of ono dollar per sbare, equal to fonr percent, for tho last six months, payable after Monday, November the Otb,next, at the Treas¬ urer's office at Litiz, or atthe Farmers' Bunk of Lian¬ caster. J.B. TSHUDY, oct 18-at-46 Treas'r.
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster, \
OOTOBEK 18th, 1854. /
AN eleotion for thirteen Directors of this Institution wiU bo held at the Backing House on MONDAY tho 20th ofNovember n6xt,at 10 oclocc A.M.
Tbe annual meeting of Stockholders will be held oa Tnnsday, November 7th, at 2 o'cldck in the afternoon Q. OLARKSON. oct 18-4t-46 - Cashier,
liancaster Bank, l
OOTOBBB 16,1851 /
AN election for thirteen Directors to BBrve tbo ensuing year, wiU be held at the Bank¬ ing nonse oa MONDAY, Noyember 20ih, between tho tours of fl A.M. and 3 P. M.
A general meeting of the Btookhoiders TviU bo held ou Tuesday, November 7th, at 9 A. m„ azreeablT to thechaTter. B.C. BACHMAN, oot 18-St 46 Caibler.
~" notice!
THE Stockholders of the Inland Mutu- al Insnranoe Company are required to pay in th« third instilmeot of flro dollara on each Shafe of Stock on or befora the sixth d»y of Norember next By order of the Board, of Dlreotors.
Xiancaater and Bphrata Turnpike and Plank Road Company.
THE stockholders of said Company are hereby notified to meet at tbe publio house of Jacob Zipglor, -'National Houso." in Lancaster, ot MONDAY tbe Olb OfNovember ni'Xt. at '2 o'clock P, M..for thc purpose of fleeting Ofiicers o( said Compa. nyfortho ensuing year. C KIEPPER.
ootll-4t.45 Pres't.
IVOTICE.
APPLICATION wiU bo made to the Legifilnturo at its next 9e6sioD Tor tbe incorpo- ration of a banll of diBcount and Jdposit, to be loca¬ ted ia the borough of Columbia, in Lancaster county, witb a capital of one hundred thousand dollars, and to be styledthc Shawnee Dank. [jujie 23-6m.27
VTOTICE 13 heroby given that applica-
JL ' tion will be made to the next Legislature for the inoorporation of a Banking Institution, to be lo, oated in tbo Borough of iVIarietta, Lancaster County, with a capital of Two Hundred Thocsasd Dollars. with thc prlTiloga of extending the seme to three huodred thousand dollun?, and lo be called the Done¬ gal Bank. JAMEB CUSIlM.iN, JNO. J. LIBHART.
JNO. K. diffk.sba;h, JNO.U.GROVE, M.D.,
J.P WlCKiinSHAM, JNO. MILLlin, A. SHOCK. J.E.KIIKYBILL.
JNO.STAUPFER, WH. K.MEHAFFEV.
S.E.EAGLE, J. ROTH, Jr.
JAMES BUFFY, JNO. IV. CLARK. ¦
SAM'L HEISTAND, LEWIS HODSEAL,
DAVID HARRY, C. A, SHAFfNER,
jnno 28 8m-30
Inland Safety Mutual Insurance Co.
CHARTERED APRIL dth, 1854.
CAPITAl. S125,000.
CHAKTER PERPBTUAL.
OFFICE, North Queen Street, First Square.
THIS COMPANY IB now prepared to Insure against loss or damage by FIRE,on hou- es, stores and other tuildings, perpetnal or limited, and good.", merchandise or furniture, in town or coun¬ try, at the most faTorable rates
The Company ifl also authorized to receive money on deposit, lor which. Interest will be allowed by spe¬ cial agreement.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. H. E. MTJHLENBERa, Preaident.
THOSIAS ZELL, HHNRY MILLER, JAOOB >1. LONO. JOHN W. JACKSON 8. W.P. BOYD, PETER MARTIN. DAVID BF.NDER, DAVID HART.MAN, JOHN A HIESTAND, PHILIP.'IBNDT, JOHN STYER. DANIEL GOOD, RUDOLPH F. RAUCH, Secretary anl Treasurer- aug 2 ¦ t(-35
DRVG STORE.
"r\R. ZIESLER offers at his old stand,
JL^ No. 581 North Q,ieen atreet, a iRrgc aad com.-; plote assortment of
Drngs, Chemicals and Dye Stuff's,
withja full stock of Fanoy Articles aud Hne perfume¬ ry. Also, strong Alcohol, Pine Oil or Camphene and Burning Fluid ofthe best quality and low for cash. Lan., cct, 18th. 1S51. tf-t7
]VEW FAI.I. GOODS.
SILKS! SHAWLS 11 MEKINOES!!! A splendid asflortment now opening at F.VHNESTOCK'S CHEAP SrOEE.
FLANNELS and SATINETTS.—Whito, Red
and Yellow Flannels, 12J. 15, 383 and 25 cts.—best goods for the money ever brought to this mariiet— Satinetts yery oheap. LADIES' DRESS GOODS.—One oas9 Plaida
for LodioBi Dresses at ISJ, worth31i.
Fig'd De Lalnea. ISJ and IBJ. De'*Begos, Bro. and Bl'k Mixed.
FAHNESTOCK'S CHEAP BTORE, S.W. cor. North Queeu and Orango sts., Lanc'r. sop 6 tf-40
Lahcastkk CouirrT B»sk. ) . »T -r,. . _„ October 10,1851,
A N Eleotion for Thirteen Directors of
J\. the Lanoaster Connty. Bank will' be held at Leohlar'a (formerly Bwope's) Hotel, in £ast Klnir at In the City ot Lancaater, on tue third Monday of No^ Tember next, the 20th,hetween the honta of 10 and 3 o'clock. ROBERT D. CAEgON,
Cashier.
^»- A general meeting ot the atockholdera otthe Lancaater Connty Bank, will be-held nt the BanUng honB«;in the City ot.Lanoaalei, on the first TuesdajrlnNoTember,the Tth, at 9 o'olook A M agreeably to the prortilons of the sth article of thi soneral BMlBiig taw. UOBERT D. OARBON:
oetll-td-n . CmuI r
notice Scbool Teacbers.
THE 27th Seotiotf of the School Law of PennsylTania makes it tbe duty of each teach¬ er employed nnder the proTisions thereof to file with the Board of Directors or GontroUera of tfae District, at tbe end ot each month, a report setting forth the whole nnmber oi pupils attending school during tho montb, designating whether Male or Female, the nnm. ber of days eaoh attended, the booka nsed and branchea taught, tto.. &o.
We would inlorm Teachers and Directors of this and other counties that we hare prepared BLANKS aniUble for snob reports.
Pleaae call at our cheap BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE nnd proenre these Blanks, by doing which yoh will saye much time and labor in complying with thelaw. MURRAY «t STOEK.
oct 26 tf^?
LOOKIIVG GI.ASSES.
DEALEBS in Looking Glasses study your own interest by calling and seeing my large assortment of Looking <;Ia.,^e3 of nil elreu and patterns at the City Steam Looking Glass Works, No 600 North Third Street. .As it is tbe largest factory in theSLate,and doingastrictlyCash Business. leap Bell Looking Glasses from 20 to 30 per cent cheaper than can be bonght elsewhere. Remember, a gor bargain bought ia one-half sold
J.\C0B GRAEFF. No. 500 North 3rd St.. above Po ciar SL. Phiia. jnly 19 3m.33
NEW FDR AND BDPPAIO ROBE WAREUOUSE-
RlJDOL,PH REISKV,
wi,n, r«A,-c *\n EETiU.. .
Furrier tuia Jiaport«r of Fura
No. 87 Arch Street, below Tliird (North side,}
Philadelphia.
B'AS on hand and consiantly manu¬ facturing.a choice assortment of F.^SHION.A- BLEFHHS, BUFFALO KOBKS.ic , which be offers at very low prices to dealers aud others. Oct 4 Im-U
i;pi/vi K :o?ii^ AitE... ...^....
. ¦••. M'lR.KETsra.souAP.ES' .•¦
"'tjp.'Vls.T Of THC ferjiDG £.,"¦¦¦
9iEiv>s Axn BOYS' ci,oTrarvG.
EVERYBODY should embrace this opportunityto buy Clothingfor Men antl Boys, at
Cheap Clothing Kstal)liPbment,S. K. cor. Market and Second Sts., Philadelphia, embracing a cbolce of the be^t. most desirable bqcI fubiooable Dross antl Kroch CoatB. Habit Clolh do., Linen Drilling do.. Tweed?, 4-0.. Sec.-¦with a great variety of Boys' Clothin , con¬ aisUng of Sack Coita, Tollca, Jackets. Vests ana Round Jackets, made of Tweed. Linen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca. KerBBymcre. Doeskin.4ic.. tic.
FURNISHING GOODS,
oonBiBting of Shirtfl, Stocks. Handkerchief*. S:c., all rl ¦which are oftered at the lowest possible cash prices and an cheap aa any other Clothing Store inlhe Union'
Parents who desire Boys' Clothing,are earnestly je. Titcd to examine the Stook.
as* Country storekeepers can bo accommodated a. verylowrates. QEORGE CULIN,
S. E. Corner Market and Second St3.
mar 20 ly-lT
3. L. PANCOAST. THOS. C. K-NIQUT.
S. I.. JPAEVCOAST & CO.,
CODIBIISSIODI HERGHANTS
/.so DRALKB.,, II.
Fish and ProviBions GeneraUy,
No. 17 North Wharves, Philad'a.
_jep J3 3m-41
TO TIIE IIILLINERY TRADE
JOUm STOKE & SONS,
LVPORTBRS AND DEALERS IN
rKENCH MILLINERT GOODS,
No. 45 Sonth Second Street, PHILADELPHIA,
AEE noiT prepared to offer their cus¬ tomers and the trade, an unu.sually largo and well selected assortment of KIBBONS.
S.4TINS,
VKLTETS.
FliATHKHS,
KI.0WER3
LACES,
and every article appertaining to the Millinery trade. H^U I. .tocli Ijeing of our own direct importfition, offers great' a^lvantages both in styles and pricpB. "'pl-l 2m-41
A KEW ARTICI.E.
,-- PATENT VENITIAN BLINDS. I ^aiiSE Bliniisovercome thc ooly objoc-
E^^Ih.w.T'^''"""'""""""""'*'- 'ri.ey:.t., .,. !™u ,«?;!?¦¦•" '"'"••' fram.tl.e top „f the «in<l,.v,-.
X''S?'1,5,.ei;,.''°"" h.tween.giving fre,- :,.:¦¦..¦., .,. &ghtandaIr.henre<iuired,i,ffordin| every OM.on,,. nity of cleaning tiiem ftom tho floor. TUey fir.! iin,,,;., in arrangement and ne„,, „, ci,,.a„:.: .i",. ',,.,"
Blind. All I ask, 1,that"/„;;a'ira,?i-.;,,".'"i
before pnrohaalng.
Bull Shades, Gilt Cornices, Saud, umI i.u. nl' Clotha, tc.,*c.
LETTERED SHADES for Store Wajn- . •. ;,.!,..1 toorder. Wiro-ciothlVindow Ser,,.,,; ,„ m,;,;,,.";";,! to order, heantiXullylandBcaped or plain.
"WholeBale and Retail Dealer. No. i; i ^,.uih li.-hti, .. 2d door belovr Market, rhiladelphia. la,„j ;;,.iy
RYI/E'S SPOOL SIJLSi,
For Sewing and Se-wing Maoliinea.
THIS -weU known,Silk iras iBtroduu-i;d to the puhiic,'S(a! Year^ ago, since ,%-heii it. „;., been eold in largo ijuantities to all parts ofthe l.'uif.; Statea.
Itifl warranted equal tothe_beBtItali.in ; the s;,,,,,!, contain aa mnch aa tho asnarslfin, and it i.s eieg.iii-. ly pnt up in boxes of one dozen spools each. Tlie ea- sescontain 50 dozen spools.
Tho Silt made lor Sewi>c :,IAcnl.^^:a is „n s,>oois ul one ounce each, and lo thoso who u.,e thc luieliin.:.,, It Is only neceasary to say that (/,e arlictt js iKhp!,-.! c ttte purpoie in ectry rctpecl. For sale by the Sole Agenta for the Unil,..i Si;,tei Wil. llOllSr.M A.N.N i; st),\.-: 51 .North ThirdSt I'litlid'u HORSTMA.NN, CKOTIIEUS S; ALL1K-,. 8 .Maidtu l.aue, .New Vorli aug 16 3[a-;'.7
NEW AND (TllE.U' TOYS, DOtLS, &.C.
French aud German Pancy Good-
AETICLES for COJ\l''KCTIU.\JiK,s DRUGGISTS and TOBACCO.NISIS It,,., r ,;,„', ever and In greater variety.
Fancy Baskets, plain, embroidered and i..i,,;.,, Toya of Wood. China, Leadand Tin. tec over l(;i, , .; terns; Kid, \VaI, Jointed. Lhma. Crying htj.l [;r.. ,1 Delia ; Doll Ileads with Teeth, .Moving K>..,-. .-^l-. Harmonicas, .\ccordeons. Vielu^.s. .lewshar,,,-, Triit", pels, Kancy Boxes. Cornets, liii..-lrimis, Uateh-la-it- fiic. i Biscuit Figures, Inks, Je.;,-lry B.,\e.-, i:„lg,-.i...' etc.; Toilet Bottles aud Vu.-ea ot" Chine., itoli^'i.ei (Jinss, 5:0.; Diuggets, Faney .-Viri,-!..-... i-t.ii.ii.T rv Tooth Crushes. Tobacco and JKulf (t.,,\L-.,. .^, .-..r, ¦|.."- T^ufoil, German Pipes of China t.; .,v ¦ l.y,^.,^'..,^'. Marblea, Percussion Caps, :-lal,-:.a„u I'.r.. it,,.'.vVti,'¦,".,! endless variety of .NewerL atyle.i,.," i..,i„., ,j. ..j.. ,.". portedlntholatestPaekutsaad f:r .-.,,., :,L ,h ' lowest ra"le3 by ^V.'J"l 1.1,1.j;, ti,:.,..,,
No. 1 Commerce ?-:.. l-i-i,.. i."
JBS-AlBO, Casea ot Toys well a,.-r,rtea,a'. ^.¦.* ¦. and $40 per Case. o.'. u'ti
FiTRariTunE: fbriviture!:
AT No. 157 Sonth 2nd Stroet, above Spruce, cast fiide, Philadelphia.) The 8Ub:^cri- ber would respectfully inform the readers of thtt Kxa.rainer& Herald, aud tbe public generally that he ha"! oo hand u constant supply ot elegant, fashlonabi" and well made Furniture. Uo- ioR a practical mechanic, and haTing ali his goodman ufactured uuder his own Fuperintendence. purchastm maynly on getting just suisli articles as represented. ifT" Those who are abount goiu^ to housekeeping would do well to call, JUllS A. UAUER,
IS" South 2nd St., Phila. N. B.,—AU orders thankfully received and promptly attondoi to. aprll ft-ly-18
"THE niEDICAI. MAGSET;" Or, overy one liis own I'hysician.
THIS 18 the only "Work treating on rniV.'iTK DlSEASt;S. common to MALtl and FEMALt: S; thatcontaincerta.in[{r.cirj:sfor the cure of the pamo. It givea the symptoma of tho differeutdis- eases, followa them up, iu their difTerect stages with receipes. written in plain English, for their euro.— From this work the untortunato can learn their pre¬ cise Bltuation, take their pencil and make out a pre¬ scription, which can he procured at any Drug Store, and by following implicitly tho instruction:), be cured and save exposure. The author of this work, a lute ProfesBrr inone oftho leading Medical GciUeges of Fhiladelphia, has.perbaps. had moro practice in tho onre of Vrivate Uiseasea, In different stageR of society, than any other phyHlcla.n in the coantry. It contains a beautiful lithographic flgure of a Kemaln, showing tho formation of the Generativa organs, with proper explanations, ^c.
Addrep! HUOHF.S ^- i'.O., Publishers, po.tt paid, rhiladelphia, Pa Price $1 per copy—'ree of poBtage.
mar 19 _ ly-l"
TTalclies, Jewelry, Silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
A Choice Assorlment of the Finest Quality
FOR SALE AT THK LOWKST CASH PRICKS, AT
WEL B. ELTOWHEAD'S,
NO. 18'i SOUTH SECOND STREET,
BETWEENPlNBAKDtJNION, "WEST SIDE, philad'a.
THE aBsortment embraces a Large and Select Stocfe of FINE WATCHES, Jewel¬ ry, Silver Ware. Albata Ware, plated with One Silver, in Spoona, Forka, Ladles. &c.—Jet Gooda, Fans and Fanoy Articlea of a superior! quality, deserving tho examination of those who desire to procure tho best goods at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Havingapractlcal knowledge of tha baHfncS8,ttnd all aTailiblefacilitles for Importing and .Manufacturing, the subscriber confidently invites purchasers, bellev- ingtbat bo can supply them on terma aa favorable as any other establishmont in either of tho .Atlantic Cities.
Allkinda of Diamond and Pearl Jewelry and Silver Ware manufactured to order, within a reasonable time,
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware fdithfuUy repair¬ ed. "WM. B.ELTONHEAD.
iNo. 184 South 2d St., afew doors above the 2d St. Markot, West Side,
jl^T In the South Window of tlje Stora. may be seen the famous BIRD CLOCK, which commands thu admi- ration of theEcientiac andcmious. [sep 27-ly-l'i
Roseudale Hydraulic Cement.
AN excellent Article for Lining Cis- terna. Vaults. Spring Houses and Cellard. and Tor keeping dampO'-M from wet and uxpo.4ed w.ilJs.— For salo by CHAKLES SHEPARD S.MITH.
Of andsuccedsor to tho lute firm of EVI SMITII & SON,N.W corner of Front and Willow Street, op- poaita theii 1 ¦ dnd. Railroad. PbilaJa. aug 23 8Di-3a
IRON AND SSEEL. DECOr & I^IlDDliETOIV,
Importers of and Dealers in iroa: AWD SXEEIi,
No. 13 Norih Water Street, above Market, PHILADELPHIA.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON
ON HAND.
mar 20 ly-17
Cement and Calcined Plaster.
THE undersigned are Agents in Bal¬ timore,for the NEWARK & ROSENDALE CO.
andfeeep onhand alarge supply of their celebrated OEME^fT AND CALCINED PLASTER- The superl- ority of this brand is attested by alarge number of Certificatea from tbu most eminent Architects and Builders, end U. B, Government Contractors. Call and see.
CARR, GIESE 4- CO., Agonta. Frodl'cc Couuisaton MsacHA^Ta. 2S t 25 Spear'B Wharf, Baltimore. aep 27 au48
BUILDING HARDWARE and Tool store exclusive]^
The Largest Establishment of the kind in the) . S-
WTrl. M. McCLUKE & BKO., li i. 287 Market street, above Seventh, PhUnfiu, -
4a-Manufaoturer'fl i;opot for Locke cf all k;ij6., warranted quality. '- Patent Sllverea, GhiBS Kno., ¦'
Premium Porcelain Knoba, ovur IOO patternH.
Silver P.ated Knoba, Uingea, ^-c, with the m...t. complete aasortment of all the Modern Gooda in this Une. PurchaBers are InTitud to oall and examine Stock. Cataloguea sent by Maillf deaired.
Hot Air Regiaters and VentllatOTB at Factory pricea.
.^-All ordera pat up under the immodiote auper- Tision ot the firm. CALL AND SEE US.
mar 22 • ly.l6
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FRITIT AIVD COIVFECTSOIVARY.
,_„ ,„^ „^. , RUBINCAM & SELLERS,
ROHHER & WBLLBR I ' tiosart or ail Kinos.
Cheap Card and Book Pilntira i ^O' "3 ^Sf£i7?npfp',a^^*°'^ ^''*^^' N. E. eor. Centre Square, above Breneman's Shoe : mxTT^ .. PHH-AUt-Lt-iA.
-^ - i 'T^HE attention of Dealers la requested
' I toan examination ofthelr stook, which .will be
N; B. Orden by mail or othertriBe peflmptly.ftttand- 6dtc, tns 10-8in-tr.
Store, Lancaster. T>OOKS,-PaMPHI£TS, Cards, CiROn- j f^nd'tiThe'rTTrAaTeqoal to any m thia city, f, # UBI, HAivB-BtLU, CuKCKf, PsooaAHun, &c., j EIGN FRUITS pf aUklnds iQ season.
^¦o,, prlntetTneftUr, cxpedltiooily, ftnd npoB Ehe mort nawn1il9t«nai. sofiO^ia-M
I.EATUER AND FINDIIVGS.
nnHE subscriber respectfully invites the
attention of Dealers and others, to his large and well seleoted stock of Leather and Findings, which is kept constantly fresh by repeated drafts upoc tbe manufacturers of this Country and of Europe, and which ismade up in part of tbe following articlea, vis;—
The bost Oak and Red Solo ; Slaughter. Skirting and Damaged do.; Harness. Bridle, Band and Welt Leather. Thong and Lacing do.; Wax Upper-Boot Grain. Buff and Split do ; City Slaug Kipa ; Salt- ¦ od and Collar do.; City. Countiy. French and Patent Calf Skina ; Boot Leg Moroccos ; Bindings and Linings of almoat every de- 'v
scription; Shoe Thread, Patent Thread; Silk. Boot Cord, Laces, and Silk and Union OaUoons; Blackand Colorat English Lasting; worsica v;p- pers, ana cniu^fca Fiuuia aod Footings; Awls. Tacka, Nee¬ dles, Eyelet and Crimping Ma* chines and Eyelets, ; Steel, Iron, Copper and Zinc Nails; Filea, Kaeps. Knives. Rubbers, Pega, BrisUes, nnd Boot Web; Hammers Boot and Shoe Treo.^ ; Laste Crimps, Clamps, Handles, (Jum, Color. Cod Liver andT-inners' Oil. Shoe Tools and Currier's Tools of all kindP, ready tor use, besides many other arti¬ cles not enumeratcdabovc.andall of wbloh will be sold at tbe lowest market rate", by JOHN WHITE.
Importer and Dealer. 497 Market Street, abovo 13th, Fhiladelphia. [aug &-ly-30
Phila'da. College of ]!Iedicine.
THE Winter Session of this Institu¬ tion will begin Ootober 9,1854. Full courses of LECTURES aru given both in thi- Wintcr and Summer. DEGREES aro conferred iu March and July.
FEES.—Ona fuHcourse. S8J. Perpetual ticket. $1bQ. Matriculation. 5.5. Graduation Fee, $30. To ihoae who have attended two full courses in another Insti¬ tution, $S0. including Graduation fee.
Personal intereat is taken by tho Faculty In the
wclfireand progresBofoveij Student Examinations
are Riven daily by tho Profeseoraupon each branch.—
In ail facilities for Instruction this achool is equal to
any in the country. For further information address
B. HOWARD R.\ND. M. D., Dean,
106 South Ninth Street, rbiiadelphia.
aue 2 am-35
Fall and TTinter Dry Goods,
1854.
J. V. DEPUT,
No. 41 -North Eighth Sireet, Philadelphia, ^PHANKFUL for past favors, respect
JL fully invites bia customers and tbo public, lo er amine a new and Splendid Stock of Sensonablo goods Compriaing
RICH PLAID SILKS, WIDE LYON'S VELVETS
NEW STRIPED SILKS, CLOAKING CLOTHS.
BROCADE SiLKS. WOOLLEN PLAIDS.
PLAIN SILKS. FRENCH MERINOES.
BLACK SILKS. .MOUS DE LAINES.
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS and SHAWLS CHEAP.
GINGHAMS. PRINTS, Slc. In aa.iorlment; KIB¬ BONS, EMBROIDERIES. GLOVES, &o.
Owing to the daily sacrifice of large quantitien of desirable goods at .-vuctlon, the subscriber !.i enabled duriuK the prepent season to offer unubuallt nsKAT DARGAINfl. J. V.DEI'VV.
No. 41 North Eighth st., Philad'a. _8op2t) ¦ 3m-42^
B A. MITCHELL, AUornejt at IjaYV& Conveyancer,
No. 116 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
LOANS Negomated, Safe Invest¬ ments MADE UPOKlJOVD A.TtD MORTGAGE, G. 1!. &?, _8epl3 ^-41
FREWCH^ TRUSSES^'"" Weighing less than 2 1-2 OimceB.
FORTHECUREOFHERNIA OR RUPTURE
ACKNOWLEDGED by the highest medical authorities of Philadelphia, Incompar¬ ably superior to any other in me. Sufferora wiil be gratlQed to learn that thc occasion now offers to pro¬ cure not only tho li^htexl and most easy, but au dura. i/caTruBSasany other, in lieu of thc cumbrous and uncomfortable article.xau^Uy sold. Thero is no difB culty attending the fitting, and when the pad is loca¬ ted, it will retaia its poaition without change.
: ersons at a distance unable to call on the sub^^cri- bcr, can have the Truss sent to any addreaa, by re¬ mitting JVcc i3u»ari for the single Truss, or Ten for tba double—with measure round the hips, and stating aide affected. U will boexchanged to euit if uot Dt- ting, by returning it at once, unsoiled.
j^-For sale only by tho Importer.
CALEB H. NEEDLES. Cor. Twelfth t Race sts.. Philadelphia.
IIT- Lahihs, requiring the benefit of ^fecl.amral SupportStCtriDg to derangement of luterual Orgaus- Inducing the Falling of l^e Womb. Vocal. Pulmona ry, Dyapeptlc, Nervoua and Spinal W( akne«.t, arc in¬ formed that a competent and experienced Ladt win be in attendance at the Rooms, {set apart for their exclu^ieeV'te.) No, lUTWELFTH St.. l^.t^lno-^lelOW Itace. juoeJS-ly.SO
TO CASH BUYERS.
BAILY & BROTHER,
No. 252 Chesnut sireet, above Ninth, PHILADELPHIA,
e'AVE now open a large stock of CAR- _ PET1NQ3, embracing tho n»w and Ir-ndlng sLvtetf In
Velvets,
tapestry.
BRUSSELS,
INGRAINS. • STAltt CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS. &o. all of which Trill he sold at the lowest cash prioea, WUOI,BSAEE on KETAIl., eep 6 ly.-40
Elegant Wew Style Clotbing.
CHAS. HARKNBSS & BON, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS,
128 Market Street, (S. E. Cor: of Fourth Street,)
PHILADELPHIA. fflHE Extensive Wareroomg of^C H &
-B. SON, axe now tilled with alarge and most ele- gwtstockof Fashioneblo Clothing for the Fall and \«nt«r Seasoiii embracing e?ery article of Dress, In endlessvarietyol Quality, Material, and Design, all cut and made in tho latest and most approved Styles and at Blower Price than Clothing baa ever been offer¬ ed in thlejoity.
Calland sattaiy yoareelres, BS we are oonfident onr olothlng cannot be surpassed, if equalled,
CHAS. ilARKNESS «t
aep lS-3m-4l
SON, 128 Market Street.
Steam Dyeing and Scouring Eb- tabilabment.
MRS, E. W. SMITH; (Widow of Walter amlth,succi<8sor to Johu Jonea) No IH .North Fifth street, betweeu Market and Arch, Philadelphia.
¦0®„Pieca Oooda of every description dyed to any color, re-dressed, re-folded, and re-papered
Ladles'wearing apparel of every, description, dyed in tbe most fashionable and parmaneut colors, and finlflhcd In a good style.
Merino. Oashmere. and Canhmbre Shawls,'Tahlo and Piano,Covers cleansed and preaaed, without fading
tho OOlOTB. ¦
Pongee ondSilk Dresses r*-dyed all colors, and wa¬ tered equal to new,
1^.0entLem«li'i Olothei sleanaed or Dyed In a bu. potior ftyl*. march 8-ly-l*
^4m J- C. & W. SAVERY,
HOLISSALE Druggists
and AlHuufacturing Ohfmi.its.No. 311 M:irkct aireet, above Sth, Philadel¬ phia, offor lur thu attoiiliou of Couutry
Deali'r.H.a ijeiieral a!«.^on^!^¦nt of Drugs,
.Medicint.s, Cheniic^iU. PiUutd. Oit-.C.'Iiii^s, VaruisheB, fcc.^c. _ aug2 3tn-.3o
Sam'l E. SlayniaUer,
NOTE & STOCK BROKER,
NO. 35 SOUTU -THIRD STREET,
COfiicD with Camblos Jf-Bro.)
PHILAUELPillA.
_B.T 20 ^ ^ tM2
TIIE HJSOW-iVOTHIIVGS.
COMPLETE EXi'OtiURE.
JUST published, a complete exposure ofall the Mysteries, Oaths, Principles and Opera¬ tions of tbe Know-Notblogd. embraciug ail the late cbangas and preaent plans ol' the Ord.-r. Uy an Ex¬ pelled Member TUis is the only thorough and relia¬ ble expo.-iure ever given to thepublic. For sale by F. M. WOOD, "8 South Third Street, .-ibore Walnut, Philadelpbia. ,^-ONK UOLL"\li.i'ncIo.sedina letter addressed as above, will securn TEN COPl "iS. aent to one address. Oct -V 3t-44
^"atches, Jewelry, Silver "Ware and Plated Gooda.
JE. CALDWELL & CO., No. UO « Chestnut 3ireot,pbiladi-lpbiJi., Importers and Manufacturers, oiTer an ixtensivo etock ol poodd in GOLD and SILVEU "t uiuJerato pricea. Watchea made in Loudou, Livvrpooi and Switzerland by the most prominent workmun in the world. Fashionable "^—innd work and Gold Jewelry, Sterling qnality SilvHr Tna Bctt.i, WaiUr;:. Pitcherfl. Goblets, Forks, spoons uad evcrv arlicle laHda in Sdrtr for tiiWe b*»^
""¦ ^''.""^T-.:— <i^,itr.te^.i'
.-ry
liAOIES F.4A'Ci' rfnS.-, JOHW PAREIRA,
ISU-ORTEr, >lA.M;rACTfnfIi A.NU DKli.i:, ;•: m,, .;..-.- ,,,
FANCY rURS,
For Ladifr, ;ind i.hil jn-o, nt 284 Market street, above Eighth, Phil-tra.
HAVIiS'Gr now completed my lar'^ij wvaX beautiful ii.ihortmout of ill! Iht: il:llVr. ul L ,i!< 01 Kancy Furs, ihat will be worn by !;t.J:..,;,;, ; ,-:i'. ii... duriogthe present t^tdtoa ; tlu.i a.-.'.orim.iit . ( 'i-.i-..- i-. equalto any to befuuna iu ihir. ci:y,i.itli-i- r,r -tnli- ty, variety or beauty, .lavinghu^yht my Vns:.- m y..i- rope for Caah, and hiive h:L-j ih-.-m jii;tijiii,ic!ii,-u ].\ tbo moat competent workmuu uiijir my t.wii -im.imvi.^- ion with reiiflonabiG economy, ! ;ini il-.t"riiji;ii-ij i.i .lell tbem at small prulit^, aodfur Ci-h i,i iv
C3-ST0UEKEEPi:i;s ffould do Will i.\:ivi i;it' i oall before purcb!if.ing. JUtl.\ !• iirrlU V
2S4 .Market Street. at07.^ Kiirhth. I'l.ilu'¦¦u.hV. octlt " :;„i .;.,
Front Street "Wire Manufac'.or-/. WATSO.\ £i COX.
Sieve, Riddle, Screen ami \^ire CiotJi Maiiulactiin-rs,
No. -16 North Front Street, C'lni-r i.f C'.,....;;.:,'.y
Alley, between Market nnd Mullcr-n iAr.-.h')
Streets, Philade.'/'hia.
"I/TANUFACTUKKIIS uf .sunerio.
1tJ_ qMality, Brasa and lr',:i Win- Si.'v; r.-" ;.:i kinds : Br.-nsand Copper Wirn '.Ir-th l^r I'lii.-r ¦,¦;!- kfrs. fc ' Cylinders and Daady li. IU c^..T-r..-A i.i i ii ¦ best manner
HciiTy Twilled wire for Spark Cilch^r.-. H-v- lo. Brass and Iron Founjuri. trrB.-n Wir.?. Wirn'.uw '.Vir.,-. Safes,Trepa.Dish Lov.,ts. (.ntl .ind Sand .-^irti'nj ;.c. Fancy Wire Work oi evury d.-.-cripUon. _ augO :in.:;-.
andp
; for Ihemsi
Y¥ARU-A1R FUUIVACES.
AN I) COOKING R A N G i: S
PETEHS & JOHNSON, Manufactuiers,
Nos. 74 and 76 NORTH SIXTH Street.
THE manufacturers confidently ^ssr r.'coinmend to tlio public tbt-ir WAIl.SJ-,_Bi™* AIR FURN.4CES (JOOKI.NG RANGES. Ho-T^^ tel Roaatera. ic. Thc KlTi^HKN R A.SGEriRhtly con- structi'd. is an indi^pen.iJble lixlure in evi-ry wetl-cr- dL-reU kitchen, and not ili-; least recommuudaiion of iheseia tli« laci ibat tosimplieity and eai-o oJ manage¬ ment, they unite evuiy imprr)Ti.'Uifai andcooTcnience for all cooking purpoai;.'* Wu haye put up a Tast num¬ ber of thi-ae Raugt:.", all of wbicb hare given the ut- mo.1t .¦^atisfacliou. and we t.Slnr lliom lu the public with thu fulltst ropfidence of tUeJr succcer.
Our Warm-Air Furuiiccsart* umqualled,containing as they do, a very largu amount of Uadiatlug surface. andj'O confitructedas lo give the greatest amount of heat with tbe ka^^t posMble conFUuipiiou of fut-l, while our new iiOl'EL ROASTER id an article calculated to cbulleiigo adtninitioti. This Koa.-ter ia c-pfcially designed tor Itirga Hotel.', and ifl capable of doiog the cooking for fire IiuiidrL-d boarders. Speeimens can be seen infiuccesslul operati'ju at t..«i La Pitrrtj nnd Gi¬ rard House'. Krankliu llouae, lhe .Mount Vernon House, C'a^o -M.-y and EphraU Springs. Lancaster co.. Pa.
ilPKTERSi JOH.N'SOX gir« thrir personal attention tblbc fitting up of Furnace.'* and Hauges, ay^ they in- viin the public generally to call and exiifninc their manufitctun-K. sep t^jin-40
TO FARHIERS,
75,000 Bushels of FOUDKETTE, spe-
I cially prt'part^d for Wheat ;'-5 OOD do for Turnips. Cabbage, and every kindof Root ami Vegeiabie. This manure, prepared by process ot .\. I'tVtiaON from the materi.il forming thebasu of Poudrette, but which by Chemical Combination and othi-r material.i, which an- in thum.'elves mauutc.-f. fcrm om- of thebet-t. it not lhe Ust manuro ever offered to the public.
-MANUFACTORIES—Gn-iv'sFmiir Road hdow lhu Ar.-i«nal aud St-'coiid Street Turnpiki: Road, ahove the
Bt tiiU-gatt;. OFFICE—LianARrSTiiKr.T. Goi.nsiiirH'fl IUli-, No. 12, PIMLADKLI'IIIA. __ .-ep ti-3m-H)
FIUE I\SURAi\CE.
^PHE Franklin
CO.MPA.N'V of rbiladi'lphi; Chesnut Street, near Fitch Street. DIRECTORS Charles N. Unnckor Thoma." Hart, Tobias Wagner. Samuel Gmnc, Jacob R. Smith.
Continue tu make on every doscript'
Fire Insurance
Ofiico No. 163J
(ioorge W.Richards Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolphe E. Borie. HariJ S. Brown, .Mortis Pattcr.'^on. lii-^ur-mccpt-Tpi-lual or limited, cl property iu town and coun try. Ht rates aslow aa are cousistfUt with security.
Tbe Company h.ive n-strved a largo Cootingent Fund whieli with their ( npital and I'rcmlums safely invfst'id. affords .iniple pnitection to thc a-Siured. The ;iE.sets of the Company .on Jjmuary l.^i. 1S54.
as published a^re^ably to uu
as follow.^. Tiz :
MorthMKC",
R<>:i.l Katatc.
Tfmporaiy Losnfi,
Slock,".
(;a.-h. A:c.,
act ol .Assembly,
$1,100,284 -13
H'J,i:J9 37
130.774 20
es.oso GO
5l,»65 54
Jl.525.049 68 Since their Incorporation, a period of tweuty-^ne
yc.irs. tbey huve paid upwards of one million- Tith
hundred tlioUFand dnllnrs. losses by fire, llu-reby al'.
ftirdlng fTJdeoee of tlic advanlngcs of iQMirjtnee. u.';
well as the ability and dl.3po5ttioii to itit'el with
promptuesB. all liabilRios.
CHARLES N. DANCKER. Pret^ident
CHARLES G.BANOKER.S.-.r.i..ry. ' ID" Appllcalioos lor ii.^u.Miici--will Le promptly
attendedtoby T. K H. BAU.MG.A RDNKR.
Agents for LancaFter county, corner of N. Queen
St and Centre Squnri-. I,nncu-tir cily
oprll 12
.VACKF.RAL. 1 CODFISH, I
SALMON. I
HERRIN'J. PORK. HA.MSi:^inKS.
aHoui.oKns.
LARl'.'^'MKKSK 1
Tj-i7
^lantly on band und for F.iln
.1. PALMIER & CO.. Mnrkil Sirert U'Sarf. • 11 I U A D E L P H I A . oct U-ym-45
FAIRBAWK'S
PATENT
SCALES.
¦Warehouse, 225 Mailiet Sticct, I'hilaileliihlo. GEORGE W. COLBY, Ageut.
RAILROAD, Hay, Coal and Farmers' SCALES. s«t in uny part ol tin: cr.uutry, at ¦ I'J- exjitTieticcd wdiknieu.
;;ni-4^
Bbort notii OctU
GREAT ISARG.4J[^S.
Splendid Preaeuta for the Holidaya!
BAKRAS & STELLWAGEW,
No. 226 Market St, one door below Seve n (h, (South Side,) PhUadelphia,
HAS always in store a large assortment of GOLD ANP SILVER PaTKNT LK- VEK WATCHES. Jt-wclry. S.Iv.-r Forkf, Hut- ter Knin'.s,Tftbl.; and Tea Spoous. SiWer Pla¬ ted Tea Setts, Cari andCukelidikelH.ra-itors. tl!.. which they will t<«ll at Iojb priec^; ihau can bought nt any other ftoro. oct ll-?m 45
GlIK STOUE^
ANDREW ¦WTrRFFLEIN,
IMPORTER & Manufacturer of Guns, KlFLKflA^D ri'iT(n..",\o. l'2-2,North?.-eondSL.».bnVi- Race, Philudelphia where hc ko, (.- .-on^tauHy ft, band ageneral a.'wortmcot <if flm- u-tubm and Singh' Shot GunF, lari;e Uuck tJunri. Riflt'i? and I'mtol.. of uli kind-. Also the celebrati-d ea^t si*-el Ititl.-'. with iu- oruasc twist tn^hool lhe polntt;d bollni mv i.wu ri,.ki- RiUd Dnrrel.'.Shot. Pondir. Chj,-, iJ«[i.. FL.-k.-. {;• ni-. tSame Bags, Shot Bag«, Pauch^s. i:c- ij.c. Ho uiTitc-i persons wishing to purchase goods iu his lino. t<> call and examino hiH ittock before purchaiJlng elsewhere for ho is detirmined to -oil on tbo most rea.wuablc terms.
N S.—P&rtloular attention paid torepalring In al tttprancheo. aug 23- Sm-&8
D
,RUGS, Paiats, Window Gla
Stuffs.
Freucli and Jersey Zinc Paints. Pure Wbile Lead,
Window Obiis, colorfjd and cunciclled.. ¦superior coacO ami (¦urntturc v.tr:ii.-.i;. With ft fir.it-rate a.s.sortnu'nt (,f FrL-.Ji Chemicals, for saie :it
ALFRt:D wn/riiKi:
Drug and Cbemical b:ore. \>y.i Nur
Principal Depot for tho f:ik> r.f [J'lrliv Sterling'^ Salve- TattersaU's licav,; \\^-.x^. ber'fl Embrocation.
B ,^-Pbysician\i .Hnd Ston; Ke['p;T.^,';ii)j] rent to any ofthe Depots, irL-e cl i-bar.^--'.
may 31
.S;Dyu
J'!ii;.i-l-ii,h:;i.
ly.-i.
PPRE VIXEGAU.
THE subscriber has constantly oil lianti WHITE WINE, ClUER and PICKiJ.V; \'\\ EGAR-. towhich ho invite? th.' ittti-iiiiuu oi i)ia!.-r., and others.ln want ota i-L'iir .\riTiui.i;-;iiu'\ iiii'ii:in:ii' Ol wbich is requeEtcd. lis a;i ¦\'iu'gar .-uld l-y him i = warranted tobe as rrprescnt-;d. or tin-arti'-i- :t'.,'v1..- returned. J. J. -^TRW.-.n
Cider .i.nu Picklim: Vi v. n mi-^vi. . No. 164 Vine Street. b.'low Fifth i'liilaj.'!;.];!.,. aug_3lJ ;;.i^
Pcnnsylvauia Wire WoiK.s,
No. 21 Arch Street, above Front, l'i:ilv!di'hia.
THE subscribers havo on hand, aii'larc consiantly manufarturin-. .-^IKVi-:.-:. j: iniM.l-;.- SCREENS, WOVEN WIRES.o!:;ll uu-.Oi..'^ .in;l '¦; Jthi Al.so, all kinds of
Plain and Fancy 'Wire "Woik.
Brass and Iron U ire Sieved of all !;i!i.!. ; \:v.i-> :iiiJ Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Jl:ik.-.s. S;it. 'yiliuh-r^ and Dandy Rolls covered in the bi.-t ni.i:;ijiT.
Heavy TwiUcd Wire iPr Spark V.tW'.wv.. Si-v(v^f- Crocs and Iron Founder-. Si-.-'.-n Wir.-, '.¦.jn.'. .w Wire, Safe.s, Traps. Pi;h i nv.-r.s f.i'i\ .ml ^.ii'i trcrcens.iic. RAVLISS. DAiUlY S^ l.iNS
ftue 16 _ - ;".iii--'''
Farmers and Tlir;islicrs
READ tubs:
McCormick's Improved lion Beam Reap
ing and Mowing Machine, for 1S35.
THIS Machine is warr:uitotl to cut from 10 toil) Acresof .-.UkiiiJ-; .ifiir...-urti r;,in per day and do it .is wi-H a^i i-;m b.- <l'in.. l,-.- li.tti'l — Price. «.150 00; S65CLi.sh.nml thv l>al;i-..-.'^H-i m.j:,.hd wilb Interest.
PITT'S PATENT TIIKASHER. CLEANER AND UOUSE POWEilS.
This Machine is on Wh''.'l.^. anil is V.'rirr.iiit*-d to Tbra.^h and Clean lit forthetJrajj.Tyor >I..r';cf, On.- Du.-hel of Wheat p^r .Viiiut.-.—I'rice. iJOy.tiO ; h.-iil Cash.balance at 3 months.
ZIMMERMAN'S THRASHER, GLEANER .v BAGGER.
This ilacbine will Tbrcsh and CU-an Irom i) < i,: 800 Bushelsof Wheat per day. (uccnnJui.,- t-' ¦¦,/.¦ ¦: cylinder) aud ia Warr.inted.—Prii-c. froi;! f.'i-Mni [.. f340.00 ; half Cash, balance at 3 [n-Mitb-^. .\i-ii, i- cil- lcss Chain Horse Powers an.l Thni:;l:-r:i. Ck-v.-r Hiil lers. Straw Cutters, fi;c.
Apply pftrsonully or hv m.iil. t-
li'li-flAIUiT. KLKINTON.
65 South Wharv.s. A Il,j .S.u-h Wst^r .'.-..! hiU
Sep 20 _ ly-i;
JVEW FAEE unv f4002j).s.
J. D, GREBH-S.
(Lute trom L.J. L--v> i; C^'-^',
now receivinj^a choiLu Stotk ofTVo.«.H
ISn GO,
lOda fur Fall ana Wint.-i Rich Phintfd CAfiiMKni^s am. Uv. L:.:s.-i Plain Cashmhiics and M^;ki>o: v
pAIONV A.\D Ct*LA 1*1,.VID*. FllF.SCH AM' Hviil.ISlI IMINTI.
Silk nr tiu; liicntsr Cui.okis.i a-.c mo-t T.'-
lli.ACK Silks. OF th>: nr.^-i. Uiiatd.".
Eira* Ri.H Irish Potlin-s. iic . .to
AUo. KmbioidiTieflo!allkind.-<. KjilI'-:. ui.; Ilii-iliry, ol ibebt-M m.ikorH.(. to;ik-. ....ii::.il.-. VelTr(^.LiiK'u.i..Musliii-i. Dom.-^ti-- t.r-
iD-iliaSio.c'is
?i. 15. Corner ofArcIii't M.ilii stiv P H 1 L A D E L l> Il I A .
WherHheinvit'.-.s the i,M.Ji--.i .>f l.-iDi-.-.-ii. r t- - pxamino hi^ crock, whii-h ivill t-- r-iii:.l ;:. cheap as anv lu tlif .-I'v.
B@"ONE rillCE OXLV.'^Ci^ B*fp20_
.-I'J
riKE.VflV EUO.V.
rpHKtiubscribcrs Laviui^' m-uic CMi.ucivc
JL inMltions toth*-ir W.-i'-;.* \i 1 .'..i-'i.x .... ..:,j j....^
jirep-iffii tortiiTtiivc-uiid .¦.\--u:. ;¦;¦¦.i.i;.i;,. ¦ .-:.r-. fi'i I'V.ry tlt-5.Tiption o] bv.-t .iiiilily i^AiI L;> ¦;% .i t!j..ii own mauufacture.
They also conttnui-, cs u.-^iial. t.-- funr.-h T .:.iJ L Rails, of any rettiiir^d iiaU.-rn .i;.,! \s.!-li-. . ,,r irr^ti' auy ol the followiug pattiT.K-!. im- -iLi-h ;:;.:n Ii;,v.-ih rolls on baud, viz: wtri;hui,t I- r Im-.i! yar i
•IQ lb. ^ lb. -IU ih. rO 11.-.^.-. lh .-.-J It.. .^7 i.. .Vj 1[..,.,! ;. til Ib.and fil lb.of theT putt.Tu-
4S lh. 59 lb and T-i lb of thf U pattern.
75 Itj Groove Kail for utrocts.
.Al.^r'. a suiierior article oi V,"rDiii:ht lrn:i i:, :. '.hnjr.', witb continuou.-. Ijpi. 7; jiiL-it-rt ui,l- ! ¦,¦ length rvfiuir-'d, weighing Ij lhper!ini;il iu-t; ' ::t.. r tout exactly tho Hangen of Hail.-', and .•ii-ic:.,, .i ,¦, pirfectjoint
AUo, Rolled Car Alle-;. of-iQpmoi- ,[-... v. . ,; i l.ngth.
[^culersand Railroad Compani-.-.i ib-ir.'. ¦ •''. '-•¦i tractiug. will plcise addres.-(
liKr.Vf.s v.V' ¦• <¦••.
Xo.-15 North Water.Str. ¦ I ¦ .i ¦¦ j-n...
PAPER HANcilNGS.
THE undersigned have jn.-i ujjL-iif.I :; afrD8handcompl.-:i- .'i>-^ "I ¦¦'•'.M.l. : '.I .¦ K>' among which are Gold tii"l V.-iv<(. t-'ttn- :.tMi:.. !;n...rit: thet.OWEflTpui>:Kn I. iiyUze.iriii-T--'.i:^....i-—.i ..::.¦.. Borders. Fire Srr.--nH. Curt:.;!;.- i:- .K- v.s::-]: l;i>.> Offer at tho LO» »..*¦> mii-r-s. o..tli vv li..[.-4;,i.-nii.i !..'.i,il J3-The best workmeu eiaiiloy. i to b;ii.^ ;.;.i..t. "i: ther In th<-city orrn-uutry.
BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERV. .v-. Wohiive ttlfo our u.uu! iis-..itiii,.,i[ .... V. i ¦ .-'.:,. I'AI'FliS. \VH,\l'll.N(i i'Al'i;i;s Kl.'.:... .%i SLIIOOL HOOKS, .STATlO.-.KKV.Sic. «ll_Ua.-li paid f(jr Ci.UDiry I'.i'l; -, ** Mllint^ll s. !i.Pi-,,TI
No. 4. Nortli .1th St., '1 Uix't- :ibov- "i .,;..- Philadelphi:!.Kebruury -i.i. 1 '^.-i:;. i, ;.
SAMUEL W. l*Ei'i'K!5.
SUCCESSOR to UEMIV J. i i,, I'KRSlSO.N. '
Watchea, Jeweliy & Silver Ware,
No. 176 Chesnut St., [opposite the stnt:- ll.^u:...
Philadelpllia.
miy Sl ly-ao
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VOL. XXVIIL
LANCASTER. PA.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1854.
NEW SERIESi VOL. XVI-NO. 48.
PHBLISnED BT
EDWAED C. DABUNGTON,
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