Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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VOL. XXVI.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1853.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XIV-NO. S5.
rUBblSllKD BY
EDWARB <J. BARLINGTON,
OF»ii;i: !>¦ .¦¦'OBTM <lUk:t.-( btreet.
Tho EXAMKVEK& IJ^^iOCRATIC HERALU'
ib pubiiiUfa wL-ekiy.at TWO uoll*^* ayear.
ADvtJiiJsKMtNTs not exceeding oue Hquaro '
will he itJierii'J three limtb lor one Uollur,andlwtiniy- . flvo ct.-utsw'1'be charged loreachaddillunaliuburilou. A Iibi;rril diacuuut alluwed tothoee adverlibing by the
THB BAXTIiES OF OUR COUNTRY.
Oh: the battles of our country 1 let every heart bent high.
At the jjealoi'triumph surging through our west¬ ern aky !
Ten ibuuaaud nobler champion: than chivalry e'er
Fell irom our coontry'a rescue, icd by tho good and
truy. Wa iovu lo bear in other  lands of deeds of Jurmg
Uold, Of thu.-c who fought for glory in the siirring daji
ol wid, But our uouatry holds the warmest placo in cveri"
).airii>l'a Uvail, And Wc love iho .-'tem oM warriors
U'Jui: tucirpart.
SOCIAl TREACHERT.
THE aKTR-WAL OF PKIVATK CONFlDKNt'E
" Oh ! colder than the wind liint freetea Founts, tbut but no»v in sunshine play rt.
Is Ihnt conccalii-s pang which seizes ^^et^u=^ingb.^omn¦hcnbclr.1yt^.'
^ MooRt;-
The Schoolmaster.
BY WHITTIER.
" Why do you not go down in the water and recover it ?" asked ihe man.
" Alaa !" said the  oiher,  ''I  cnnnot swim ; Jeremiah Paul was a short, round personage,' I would only drown.*' wilh a quick, I had  almost  said  spiteful  little |     " Then I will go down for you," aaid the good grey eye, a bald head in from,  and a short  stiff; honeai man.
cue behind.   He waa a wonderful  man to  look,     " WiU you (" exclaimed the other.   '-Doao,
Thero are limca and seaaona m lhe hie of al- j at, and his history was no less so than hia per    and here aro four golden pieces for your pains—
I moat overy one, when lhe heart unbosoms iiself I eon-   At one period he was the village school-  moro than lhe sum ofall your losses ; and ifyou
"^INE qualified Teachers Wanted
_L1 The Boaid of Direciors uf Leacock School Dl.«-j trict. Tvill meet on Saturday, the 7th of Augnpt, 1552. ! at 9 o'clock, I'. M.. at the School House, in Ihe Tillage ! of Intercourse, for tbo purpose of examining and em-' ploying 9 Teachers for the Bchoola of the district Ior the ensuing year. In several of the Pchools the Ger¬ man Inngnage will be taught. Tho Pchoola ¦will be Kept open nine month", commencinR on thu 16lh of August next.    By order of the Board.
SEM EBV. Pretldent. -AltCBt, Mofi:s EaVjSec'y. July 21—3t-a-J
if we may uao the exproasiou—anxioua to I communicate iifl inmost thoughis to aome kin ¦dred spirii, and thus to excite sympathy, if not
master, a raro pedagogue and learned ; it ia said   regain my treasure, I ahall for ever owe jou my
not only familiar with Dilworih'e Spelling Book and  lhe Pealier,  but also  wilh such   diflicult
i who here have
rv piuya j
f rou. ;l.icj., uad from prairto.
A ibout ie rieing from o-^r homes, a voice of other
Arouiiut'urorjg^.. mountain tups its note of victo-
across from sea to
Ech^-es'havo caught th« authcrn, "America is
Irve :" From suraioga's plains, that bound her clear and
l;t:.n;i;ILil lake, F:Oui  i.ei:iiii;iuu and Monmouth,  from many a
".jjiLciu oruke, x"r^uj »h..rc tuu iiuJsoabuats against hia time-worn
^iooy  wulis,
Ur .''¦iis-iasiiJpi jiours his flood, tho answering echo i-':om  llio blue KaattkiU'a summit the bhont is
loHii; uiuitg.
Or Wiivixi .N lugiira's waters pour tbeir endless tbun-
Ucr-»yUij , Fiom .-ilU'sQttuyVcloud peaks, like pajan loud and
11 Ke, Comiij b;ick in joyous echoes this shout of victory ¦ Auu ujvuioiy'a ic*.-ui.-s ii.cm peuplcU; lor mauy tt o[:iie-
ly luim Seem iu luutc forcsij slill to rove, as ia thc bd:tIc'^
StulUl,
Anda   reyuiom ia breathing where the crcnins;
brcizta biu»v. For tb« viiiiuiii. icarlcss, stalwart hearta, in earlj
jijuth Uid low, ^
Yc3, let ihuut iiu,vt; iheir triumph in the'land theii
ljr.i%eiy wmi. In their CTut.iry'a Spartan barriers, thc heart ol
L-uth Uue SOU ; X-et evtiy ej e beam brighter, let erery'jbosom thrill. Al the uiLii^ory ut  the   heroes who  lell at  iiiinker
lull'
1 stocJ oil buiikor'r suuimic ouce, aud long, long ul through i?Tery vein spud i" cures of lift'haii clustered
jL-iird ago, Wheu youiii'a hot blO'
wiia :i geijiul fluw ¦'Ereltic tvi,ov.^-.i,.d III
round iuy i;ciul,
Cr my l..ii;ii;v:i hopes and Jc.iVcst joys beon buried
with lm- d.-ail. Ii w;ii ;i glaUai'Uii.- summer dav, a cloudless morn
U, Ja..e; Z'hc .-iii)Jii,'bt  .-rarkltil on ibe bay,  and the luJnl
L-llV  UiUC,
Oi" ha^y ti.\riimri iu the town came .=ol'tcncd lo the"
A whi.-ier.
¦li mclo.ly  of lile,  more sweet, htn-ause
nv.
! o'er my spirit's depth':',
A tender dreamin*-;^ c:
uiiU lu: Faim aliaiiowy fonm ol'oUior days beiore me bfem-
<;ci to go, Aud iliicker uud more thick ihey come,  in hiibte
ihey cJiisler JouinJ, ;\Bd itiiuijgi;d, ns iu theoUJc-n tiiuc. thcfaraoti- bat- tie giuuiidl Aroui.u ujf, i..hoirg  loud,!  heard   tho i-aunon*--
iiLMvy ruar, Ihc^id the riltc'? iliarper crai-k resound from shorc
.'j :huro, AiU ni.bleheiru w»;re beating there, and youth "=
wauu biuud ro.-o higb, la niaiiyii .-tuuulh  uubeurded cheek, to  many a
kii.'.liiiig eye. Ihcy UmghL not fora fading  cruwn,  u tbout ol
c:Lrriiiy fume : They iiruicd them not  to .-eek renown, they   cared
uut tor a iiamo ; tul Ibr llu-ir hume= and lircoid.:i, for all   that the^
he!u dear, Thtir ctuiiiiry, and tiieir liberty ; their stout heartt
kt.vw Ul.l [car.
And r.i n ilovcio   think of those who fought iL
Iro.ti/;u"i (.¦.ttiic, "Who tiie'l to ii*=e their country from 'm stern, op-
prc;;ive law.-?
I love ihvui. lur I know to whom thd glory shoulo
I know
'•A,o^e batik
^   IKMVCU
i:oihi.r =i:ei<;; that v l.jrctf tu L
= guided were, by an oc'r-rul ision might have .=bowu with pkased  thest
' 10 obtain counsel. There are few indeed, who I maihematical problema as ar« comprehended in have not some confidant of the quiet and social tbe abridgment of Pike's Arithmetic. It may hour, some one to whom every secret may be be readily supposed that such a rare and npe revealed m a spirit of utter franknees, and with scholar would not be suflered to remain long in a firm reliance, ibat such an evidence of friend-, obs.uriiy.    Hia talents were no. of an order  to
blush  unseen,  and  accordingly  in his  fortieth
IliiJ liut yuuth's blood  beeu iicttc
b.iUi^- gruunda ludee. Win,111 a .-^umbre shaded  room, the noble  and Ihi
biii\o Weru ui.-i to  ple.Ige   themselves onco moro to  tri
uuij.b ur xxie grave, .\o licfcc aifpme  Kith  wrangling tonci, ni.   harsl.
di^f.jiil Wni there. Each Euuiid v.':is huiiK-d, eaeh   heart wa.« awed, ulj
hcaJ= Were bu»vcd in prayer. Oh ' surely '" 1'"^'^ huur uf gluoni our Father in hi;
lui-i. iJent iruio Hid   far-off dwelling  plat-e, His starrj j
III rune abuve. And IK' wbuac aid tbey tben invoked, on whom tbej
caii their cate. Went with ibcm lu the battle field, made them vic-
luriuui there.
Then let tbtir mtmories throng our hills, let everj
viliuge cbimc King with tbeir praise, aud let thera live  iu ever^
iuie=t dbnnc. And uvm oui g.-ass-grown battle-fields like incensi
let lUtUl Use,
An olicrnig I'lum ihe dear-bought ground up to tbt
nrthi'ig fikic- "Wb.it have they left us ¦? I look around, wherce'ei
the eje Can rest, Look un  thc verd-tnt, swelling  bill, and on   tbt
eceaii's breast, A coauirv where  no foreign   lord is waster of tht
auil,' A couiiiry gj.iraoteodto ugby their unfailing toil; A laud ivburo freemen tiil the turf where'crTt the
bontJmau trod, A couiiii-y louuded on tho laws, the changeless law.-
01 t>od. A nofale gift thoso battles won. a higher trust the}
lelt, A jewel to keep safe from harm, to guard from losi
or tbelt. A legacy oi;:outh, and Xorth, a bond of strength
Iu be, lio whu «ould nct the U:.-io:-- save, deserves not to
btf iree :
Ohi t^ebattlcsclourcount^J-• doea not each bosom
thrill ; Andeiiiriug memoriesof the past our heart; witl
rupture tiJi ? Docsiiui each  hill, each battle-field, join in tht
cbural strain, And Tiiig tht; pruisce of those days which no'cr cat.
be Bi^aiii! Chi blec>ings on the eaglo wings which ov«r ii;
are tpreud, And blcisiiig-  on  tbe siari and stripes   doating
abovo Our head ! Thank Uod ! lor uue republic, and  the men  who'
giiVt; it birih ! It it lhu glory of its sons, the wonder of the eartb; WhiJe naiiuiij of lhe older world, and crashiuu
kin-dume full. ¦^Vhile wure unil bloodshed o'er tbe lauds fling theii
Uaik fearful pall, "While COI.querors rise, and natiou.'^ sink, may ours
the glory be,— Led by tn« Spirit of our God to live forever free ! Ho our* the  poniun 'neath our flag united, ere to
Hand. Our wiitchwnr.i br-Ui in iife, and and dealh, '• God
cnrfoitr native land ,'"
Timely pREr.MJATioN.—"John," aaid an ancry parent to hia sjn, who had commuted a miideed, "John you go to the next room and prepare youreelf for a Bcvere flogging.*' The boy deparied, and when his parent had finished the letter he was writing, and sought the offend¬ ing youih, he was surprised atthe swollen ap pearar.ce of the young rascal's back.
'¦ What does this mean ?" he asked ; " what •ie on your back ?"
"A Itaiher apron," replied John, "ihrec- double-, you told me to prepare myself ior a hard flog;;int;. !ind 1 did the best I could."
Tin: hard pet features of the faiher's couiiie- nance lula.ted, a^ did also the muscleaof the hand which grafiped ihe whip, and he let John off", " for once," wiih a gentle admonition.
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iO- T!ie folhiwing cN-iuisiic song was written in an eating house by a young man who was la¬ boring under the agony of unrequited love. We don't know w-herc it comes from, and did noi hear if its au:hor turvived.—Ctirpet Jiae. " O, carve me yet another slice,
Oh. help mc lo moro gravy aiill, There's nought so eure as someihing nice
To conquer care, or grief to kill. 1 always loved a bit of beef
When youih and bliss and hope were mine And now it gives my heart relief In sorrow's darksome hour—to dine.
TnE Oldest I.^habitjint.—A corresponden, inquires whether this remarkable personage ha^ atltngih gone tho way of all fiesh. He sus¬ pects as much from the fact that nothing hai been heard from the venerable sage wiib respect to lhe hot weaiher. Our friend eeema to de¬ plete lhe silence, or decease, as the case may be, of the " oldest inhabitant" more than we do.—
Itv" A Kentucky Edilor advertises as follwB. '¦ Wanted at this office, a bull-dog of any color except pumpkin and milk, of respectable size^ BHubbed nose, cropped ears, abbreviated contin- uaiion. and bad disposition—who can come when called with a raw beef atoak, and wiil bite the man who epits tobacco juice on the siove and Bieals the eicha^'geg." '
RiTHER BiTXER.—Talleyrand, being asked for hie autograph, by s noblcmao, he sent it io an invitation lo dmner, couched in tbeso larrai *• Dear air, will you-oblige mo wiib your oom! pany to dinner on Wednetdoy next, at^o'ciock. J have invited a number of tzceedlngly clever pereont, andi do %ot lik$ to bt tkt Ofi/y ftiol
ahip and esteem will not be violated. And thus IOO in lamilies. Among friends and with near and dear relatives, all the ordinary restraints of conventionalism aic thrown aside. Every action and motive is revealed, and a perfect re¬ liability 13 felt, ibat such revelation will here- gardcd as sacred. In the multidude of cases it id so. The coiifidence of social life is rarely beirayed, allhough there ore sad exceptions.
We can conceive of no enormity mure culpa¬ ble, more deplorable   than a  revelation of thc irusis of friendship^and  ofthe  character allu dcd to.    To steal into ihe confidence o{ a felluw- being, of a friend or neighbor, to win upon uis feelings, and worm  out his secreis—all  under lhe mask ot triendship—and then  to   betray those secrets  to iho  world—nay, to exaggeraie and pervert them, ia a social delinquency and deliberate wickedness, from which all  who are iruly  high-minded and virtuous must   shrink with horror.   It involves the double guilt  ol ireachery and hypocrisy.   It perverts the holy' privilege uf friendship   to   the   basest  purpose, .lUd stabs at ihe victim, when he not only   lecisi i suspects, but when he leans and relies upon ihe : base and guilty hand, as thai of an adviser and \ a companion.
L»'.tf, liicrc la anoiher description ot social, treachery, which is far more common. We: .¦illude IO the disposition whii.h prevails so gen- : erally, to listen lo the frank and unpremeditated i remarks of anoiher—remarks made in his own family circle, aud thus on privileged, if not hai lowed ground—and then to go forth into socieiy and repeat them. Thc repetition, too, is often made in a.i unkind spirit. The manner is changed or misrepresented, and thus what was meant in jest or playfulness, is converted into a serious matter, and is made the cause of irri¬ tation or ill-will. The iudle tattlers ot" ihe hour, who are ever on the waich for some hadiy remark, and who eagerly caich il up, and bear it from ear to ear, arc not only common iiuisan-, COS, hut they are worse. They are the distur¬ bers of quiet and happy homes—they are the .'omenters of discord and disunion among friends —ihcy arc eilher lhe iboughiless or ihe malig¬ nant causes of scandal, calumny, bitterness and feud, Alas! how many of thise aro lo bt- iuund, not only in every great metropolis, bm in every lillle village. They hasten from door to duor, aa if bent on mischief. The slightest whisper of slander is magnified^into someihing serious, and thus by nods and shrugs, and strange surmises, reputations are trifled with, characters are assailed, and household circles are rendered miserable.
Should it not he regarded as a duty on the part of those who aro admitted to the confi dent-e ol Iriends and families, wno are made parlies to their secrets, and befure whom man} 'hings are said not intended lor the general ear of lhe world—is it not a duty on the part of ali iuch, lo avoid the repetition, even of harsh re¬ marks, or the betrayal of any single circum¬ stance thai was evidenily made known in a spir¬ it oi confidence I
Is it not a hoartless and treacherous ocrupa tion, to repeat language that was meant only lor lhe private car, if ihe ropciition be calculated to injure the repuialion of the original uiiercr, oi IU wound lhe feelings of another ?—Is it not thc policy; ail well of benevolence, as ol wisdom lo afford as much pleasure as possiblo in thit A'orld, and inflict as littie pain I If wo cannoi -aysjmething kind and generous ol those wiih *vhom «e mix and mingle, had we not better huid our loNsuca and remain silent ? If we can* not brighten ihc repuiaiion of those immediate¬ ly around us, why should we engage in the un pleasant task ol sullying and darkening? All havo errors and infirmdiiies, an all, ihelore.kare liable to mistakes. It is impossible to keep watch and guard upon ourselves at all momenis, while there are many, moreover, who are quick, impulsive, and thoughilcss, and who indsed, of¬ ten say  things which they do not really mean.
It is cruel, therefore, to take advantage oi such, t'j gain their confidence and enjoy their triendship, nnd yet a^uae boih to their advan- lage. The deareei ties, the most sacred at- ¦ acbmenis, the holiest bonds, have been sunder¬ ed by this species of wanton hypocrisy and Heartless treachery. The little things of iiie iro often pregnant with mighty consequences.— ' \ remark made in confidence, and repealed in , .1 viciou?, jealous, or malignant spirit—nay, ii ! repeated at all, will often open tho door ior mis j construction, and lead to misunderstandings, thai | years of atter eflorta will not fully reconcile Nothing wounds ao deeply as the slight, or un¬ merited censure ofa friend. Nothing ranklet so keenly in the human heart, aa n belief or impression that one lo whom we have been in lhe habit of turning wiih confidence for a long period, and ol whose faith, good-will, and sin¬ cerity we never emertained a doubt, has said Qt done something, either calculated to destroy ihe kindly ft;eling at a blow, or to throw a suspicion upon his conduct fur ever after. And yet ihia ih .he bitter fruit of social treachery. A word or hini, a suggesiion aiiribuied to a friend, and cafculated to annoy or to wound, will ofien dis urb an intimacy, and rupture bonds ihat have jxisied closely and kindly for years. The apirit hat would deliberately engage in this foul work, and with tbe malevolent purpose of e.-vciting :4uspicion, or destroying confidence and good will, Is at once despicable, demoniac. lis tro¬ phies are severed bonds—its triumphs are broken hearts.
Kr Nationa in a ainte of war are like individ¬ uals in a state of intoxication; they frequently coniract debtswhcn drunk, which ihey are ob¬ liged 10 pay when sober.
5Cr There are hundreds of pecple who be¬ come very religious when they think danger is nigh. We know of a man who fell off a bridge across a certain river, and just aa he found that he mii.1t go, and no help for it, he bawled out, at the top of his voice—" Lord have mercy on me—attd ijuick too .'"
5Cr A sensible writer says, that lo occupy one'."? mind with a matter ih.Ttaianda out in opcr. antagonism to common sense and all ihc princi¬ ples that guide us in the affairs oflife, is lo trifle with the faculties which the Creator has given to us for a wiser and better purpose.
JKtNo reputation can ho permanent which doea not spring from principle,and he who would maintain a good name should be mainly solicitous to maintain a good character void of offence to¬ ward God and man.
fr^ A young sapling is easily bent or straight¬ ened, and the tree will remain so.   Vou should iherefore learn what is right while young.   T wait till yonerow old,islike waiting to B'.raight en a iree iill full grown.
Kr To love n:notherseIfishIy, to expect reward rather than to rejoice in imparting good, is lo offer the purest feelings of humanity lor sale, it is 'o forget and practiraily deny, that "it is more blessed to give than to receive."
If^ Sectarianism, when carried to extremes 's a m.sQrahlc sort-sishted prejudice. It makes you bate yourncighhor because ho eats hia oys- lera roasted when you prefer them in lhe  shell.
cer The  Boston  "Carpet Bag"   haa  dug
from a snow bank the fallowing lines on a lady
smothered by the snotv.^hich happened about a hundred and filty years ago •
"Oh? Bhewasallfmin'thefrost-
ajx days and nighie-poor   oni • And when they gin her up for Iuei
year, he was Iionored with the office, and en. riched with lhe emoluments appertaining to no less a dignitary ihan a Jusiice ofthe Peace.
But weare getting ahead ofour story, and with the reader's permission we will go back n few years and introduce him to the wife of Mr. Paul. She, too, was an uncommon cha-acter, z great, good naiured, handsome romp, who used to attend Si-hool on purpose, to use her owi; phraso. " to plague Master Jerry." And verily ilie was a plague. She used to bounce in ano OUl whenever she pleased .-sht: pinched the bojs, inked the faces oftbe girls, and finally, to such a pitch did her audaciiy arrive, that she even presumed to lay hands on the nicely adjusted cui: ofthe dominie himself.
Jeremiah was leaning over his desk in a mus¬ ing altitude, engaged in profound maihemaiical calculation respecting the probable value of the lenant ofhis landlord's pigsty, when this out¬ rage look place. He had already placed iht;' sui'ject in a half dozen diirereni attitudes befor-j his mind's eye, and was just on the point olj commilling his lucubrations to the fragments cl!
«laie, upon which his elbow was reeling, when |
vigorous jerk at lhe hairy appendage of bis pericranium, started him bolt upright in a miir uie, and drew from him a cry not unlike that of the very animal which was the subject of his sfieniific cogiiations.
Jeremiah did not awear, (br he was an eveni- piary and church-goingpedagogue ; but his coun icjiance actually blackened with rage ajid an¬ guish, ashe giized hurriedly and earnestlyarouijd llim; and lhe ill-snppressed laughter of his disciples added not a litlfe to his chagrin.
' Who ? who I who 7 1 say." He could nr- liculate no more. He was nearly choked wiili passion.
" Th.ii great ugly girl there who pinches me so," said a Utile ragged urchin, with a dirty face- Jeremiah conironied the fair delinquent, bui t was plain, from his manner, that ho would raiher have ur.dertaken the correction ot the whole .school beside, than that of the incorrigible offender in question. Ilia interrogating glance *vii3 met by a look in w-hic i it would have been JillicuU to say wheiher good humor or imperti¬ nence predominated.
" Did you meddle with mv cue/" said the dominie: but his voice trembled, his situaiion was peculiarly awkward.
" I—I—what do you suppose I want of your cue?" and a queer amile played along her moulh, for a pretty onc she had, and what wns worse the dominie himseU" thought eo. Jere niiah, seeing ihat he wos aboul to lose his auth¬ ority, nhemincd twice, shook his head ai f^urh m the rogues us wi^re laughing immoderaiely at their master's perplexiiy, and reaching his hand 10 his lerulc, said, "Give me your hand, iMiss."
Uis heart misgave him as he siioke. The liiir white hand ^^i\a insmntly prolfered. and ri.- ^t-ntly loo as that of a modern belle at a coii! nm party. Jeremiah took it; it wus a preuy hand ; a very preity hand ; and then her face, ihere was something in its expression which eel- doni failed lo di.aarm the pedagogue's anger.- He looked first at her hand then a: her fdcu, e.\- pretsive ofa roguish confidence, then at hia fer¬ ule, a heavy instrument of ton ure, emirely un¬ fit to liold companionship wiiU the .soft I'nit liand held in durance before h'm. Never, ii. •ill the annals of his birchen auihoriiy had Jere miah Paul experienced sucb perplexity. Ht hfied up his right hand two or three times, and aft ofion withdrew it.
" You will not strike me," said the girl.
There was an artless confidence in ihese wordd, and the tone in which they were uttered ihai went to tbe heart of the pedagogue. Like .Mark Antony before the heautiful Cleopatra, or lhe fierce leader of the Volscii before his own Virgin, the dominie relented.
"Iff pardon you for this offence, you will conduct yourself more prudently in future?"— " I hope I shall," said the pnident young la¬ dy, and the master evinced hib affeclionate so¬ licitude forthe welfare of his pupil, by pressing lhe hand he had imprisoned, and ihe fair owiiei expressed her gratitude for such condescension by returning the pressure.
They were married just six months alter wards. So much for leniiy in school discipline.
gratitude.'
The honeat man received the piecea of gold and placed them in hia pocket, and then took off! his clothes and descended into the water. Cut after a long and careful search, he came out ol of the well to ask the siranger on which side the gem had f.iljen, when lo ! he loas gone! and the poor countryman waa wilhout sheep, or donkey, or clothing—there all alone by tho brink of a deep well—and the robbers were all far away with the trophies of their artful roguery.
Xaking Wild Animals.
In converaation wiih a gentleman who had crossed lhe plains lo-CaUfornia, he informed us of a curious mode of shooiing the antelope. His pariy had often tried to thooi one, but they were so timorous they never cnuld get within shooiing distance of them. They met a paitj in which there was a U. S, Officer, and to him mentioned the difficuhy of gelling a shot ai an antelope. Oh, saya he, it ia the most easy ihing in the world, I w'illshow you how to do it Next day ihey saw a troop of antelopes, and tlie U. S. Officer approached as near as he thought prudent, before ihey woudi take flight, he thun laid down on the ground, waved a hand- kerchief, .-md made some antic movements.— i'he antelopes having their bump of curiosity exciied, approached nearer and nearer to see he row, until they were within 30 rods, when bang went ihe rifle and down camo a fine buck. By manccavering in this manner with a troop ol antelopes, the party never afterwards had much irouble in alluring them to within the ranse ol thu deadly American rifle.
There are various modes of enticing and cap- taring im^ects, fishes, and animals.
The naturalist catches many kinds of nighi moihs (males only) by exposing a light in his room.
Fishes are enticed by light; and a French¬ man invented a complex machine, with lamps, reflectors, and nets, to catch them. Salmon are caught hy one man holding a blazing torch close 10 the waier, and another striking the mesmer* 'zed lish with a spear ; this is the plan practised to take fish in many of our lakes.
Birds are also ihua attracted, as in the prac¬ tice of lowbelling; where the birds arc wuken- :d by a bell, and lured by a flame into a nct.
As to animals. It seems a providential thing, hat' while the fiercer animals, as lions, tigers, V-c, are afraid to approach fire, many other Kinds, uselul fur food, are attracted by it.
The Chinese catch ruts by holding a iight he¬ fore their holes, and killing them when they come to look at it.
In reference to curiosity in general, all ani¬ mals are inquishtve, and attracted by any pecu¬ liar action or sight to which they are not accus¬ tomed, and which is not eo violent as to drive tliem away. The Laplanders kill reindeer by laying cn thc ground, and throwing themsclvei^ into vai-ious postures, when  the  animal?  come
nnHIRTEEN Teachers Wanied
JL (two of thera females) to take charge of th« pub¬ lic achoola of Earl township. TheDiraetbrs tit 11 meet at Newilolland, on Saturday. AuRU^t Ulb. for the purpose of e.xatnlntnis* .-ttid eiaphiyiog Te.icher.'i.— S'lhools to commence oa. the Qrci i.f tiepteniber
JOHN STYhlR, rrc.=t. July 21 (Intel, copy.) 3t-34
IX Teachers wanted  for AVest
PENN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company of Philaael'a. npiIIS CoMPABTT, on the Istof Jan-
X uury. IS52. had in forco only Fift, en Hundred and Seven Policiei, while its aBsetP and iuvefttmeuta liiiblf to pay lo.saeti on that date araounted to
asr $2.'i7.-.Ji8 3o.-tt4i
ofwhich  Pum  only  S;i9I6D.02  were   r^oreseulcd  bv Notes for ['remluniH.   ,1^-No Life Company  can  ex¬ hibit a more prosperous  condition  of oflairs.and a, larger accuniubited ITajiital in proporlion to U.r liabili- I
j3[Ulatnl})l>in anurvti.grmruig^     331iil,-t'i-lp!ifn ^mHrtfseinrnis.   : t3lvlaT;cr?li[i ;nsb:
I-lie;
nil';
MTJSIC!  MUSIC!!
RODDOIV .t.SriiWART,
Music Dealers, No. US. N. Bi'ihl/i .^1., Philu.
HAVE  opened  the   .=^^5^-
uooaoor abori- Rat.- .«l.. r.,.r '.!.•¦ .A- "'. J 3   S  5     f 1 miisii! and .^:^l«ictll rn.= !r:Mi!  i.:-, 1-  t-Iii.h ll" v ii v-.i..
...     „  illiuaiUntiou uf lil..   mu:i.:il   .-.i:-" I.-'.r I -n;.-.i(. .• -
fl.l. .T'l. ""?.!'¦'',''.I'V'"!"    ,'}"»»; ?l»nk .All-I Tliey .ire   prc|i.ir.d  I.,  k.II  lli.
l.liciliouB, and every iriformation on llieBuiijecrof Ufb i can I.j l.aU ni any other hen Insurance can be obtQjned o( t by tile Kfncle .lieot i.rnii .ntliv
.iqH.N_ZlMM_ERNIAN..Nort,hQue.n Bt.,) Agentti for i the l„„e,lVr:ce^
KLY PAIIIIY. M. D.. Eapt King .St..    ' < LancaelV'i Metlieal Examiner—JOU.N  iMlLLEH. M. I), ilay 19-3in -JO Norlh Clueetist,. Lancaster
,n,..,ic Ir-.v, r tif i'liil.i.i. il.l.i.i. -¦• vi"   I . iji.ij tim-; ¦t inaiiu.,.".
,    .In.l fuUi-he.l  • MAilY'S BSaUTV." an Uliulslto j j*"'j"^. "¦'*;''"' ^0' 'j-'y. P. .¦.iwrris. V.i'i., music couipo..ieiJ
SULLBNDER   &   PASCAL, HATTEKS,
Nil. 0 .S irrh Sirlh street, between Market and r' .¦..', Ill  streets. Philad'-lphia,
RAVK constantly on lianil, afuU 111..! -uiie.-i.jr ii.s.ortni'.ut r.f
"l.iei, ili.y r...-pecirully inviie their friendlVS!
I"-' 111-.- imblic Eeneri.ily to <:all auil ej. ^^^
•¦¦"'"I 11 Ti .ling
-liie tny of Urotherly l.cive."
1  _^'"-cli ¦¦¦¦
.3 .!. .U E .-S   ES ,i « BJ ii Ei ' !i
ivFim i^iii.K I r.ll V.I i.\i:.
ClofU &TU;\vrk'ce EsiabHshnicnt.
.^outhcam Corimr .•^.raiiil i\. Ch'-Siiut .i'fi.. PHI/..IDE I.l'II I.-'..
\
iiKKc   may he  fiJiKi'I   a  lar;
I|rl--l-. . E. d l(.
S^
_ Lampeter t;it,trict.—Tlie Direciors wU: nieet ou S.^TURU.W. AuRust tho 7ih ISC:! at 1 o.clock. at the nubUc house of John M-Callisler. in Lampeter Square, for the purpn.^i; of ex.iDiiuin(- and cmplovini^ U'each- ens for thu :5chooUof thu Ui^'trict for i.h»v;nEulng jtar. 'I hu schools will bu kept open for Seven months.
JOHN UOHIiElt. Pre.s't. J"'y Ij 41-31
TWELVE Teachers Wanted for tJonustrgd School District. Thtj Uirectors wuimeut at the honse of Adnm Kendig. in Conestogn Centie. 00 Saturday, August 7. ISo'^. for tbe purpoiie of vxatnluing and empInyiaK leachtrp. Schootd will commence about thu mlddleofSepumber, and cootlu- u.: six mouths. A. MKHaKFKY. Secy.
JulyU. 3*t.33
SEVEN Teachers Wanted, to lake charge of the I'uhlie Schuols of Sirasburg luwDi^hip. The Directors wiil me'jt at thu publiu house of Martin Herr, intjirajburgborouiib. on S.iiur- oay, July -M, fur the purpo.se of uxamininKand emp]i>y- ing teachers. Schools to commence on th« first .^lon- day iu August,and to continue eight monthfi. Sala- rie.!;, !i;22.5u pur month DaXJHL H ¦ilill. PrL=t.
Davio iMiLLi^n.Secy. Jnly 14—-:i-33
"West Lampeter School Taz.
The Taxpa^'ers of West Lampeter tiM*n.-hip i.ie Uerei.y notllied lh.it iht- unii.-ri-iuu- eu will iiitend tcr the purpo,--- of receiving .Tchool Tax on SaiurJ;iy..^ugutit 14. 1H52. from 3 to 1"2 o.clock. in tho forenoon at lhe public hon.-e of Josupb Goclmuur, (L:itub 'J'avern):uid frtim I loQ o'clock. I'. il..iit tbe houpe of Juhn .Mc.-Mlistur. in Lampeter Siiuare.
All laxe.i not puid withiu .lixiy day^ tbureai'ter will bu pbic-d in lhe hai)ib5 of a prup^sr officer for col¬ lection, nn the law direct.".
Juiy2t-3t.:!4 ABM. LE.VMON, Treas'r.
f;ASrI MUTUAL
Pire Inatuance Company of Pennsylv'a.
OFFICE~j\'o   2o jVorth  2nd   Street,
HJ2RRLSBURG. PA.
CAPITAL—ST'OtiOn,   Charter Perpelu-il.
AW. RUSSEL & CO., Agents « for Lftiica>lur City (ind (.'ouuty. will Ihkv t-'if*' lil.->K.s on a.'i favorable terms itg any other Company of good uHtabliabed repuialion.
No notes it--'ked ou which ta make as^essmeuls in caae of los.1, but, simply thu ca?h payment in advance A.W HUdSKLi CO.. Agents, Nortb Queen street, opposite the iVatlonal Ilouaa.
OFKXCEHS, Hon. A. 0. Heister. Prest.   Tho.-*. H. Wilson. Spc'y- Chas E. Hei.-ter, V. J'.         David Flemming. .Mty. April U f^ Sm-:;0
I.IFE IV.SUUAIVCE.
STABILITY, SECURITY, I-KliPETUITY. *I.(HJOOOO! Net accuiUHlitled Citsh Fund. The Mutual Life In.iurance (,oinp:jny ol New York.No. 35Wall Street.
J.VVEST.MKMfi :
In Bank of N   Vork and cash on hand. iS9,.53'~ 04
In Bonds and Mcrtguges, on Real Instate, principally in the ciliusof New  York aud Brooklin. worth double amount laascd, - . . . 1,443 730.S2
Iu Stock. Uoil'^d States and Corporations of .N'ew York, cost value. 107.97".I'T
Temporary J.nr'.us on poIicicB in lieu of sur¬ render, and halauce due from agent:", 3(j 345 CZ
stovea ! Stoves!! Stoves
Gi
lOf l.h l.i,..I. of ...v.;!-.
rrir.'...l
¦Peroooi  iri-'ii,:,. till!  ili.ive ball,.Lean hare It.<ent "^PllE    GloBE    CooK.   F.T.Vl     ('r,n^      ^,^'.''-.''"':¦''° them free of po-t .^.,.  by e„clo-i,is to'uB lho price 60c. '  -L    <iLINc;V I.OOK  l^u. ,<' T^r       ,, '    "?,?    ' """»'' = ¦
by in.,1 ana Iheir ilheoii,,,. Ei.TY COOK, ana avarfei-liV in ^ )( J., !-.   *T»Tr    "!l	
KUDUUN i .?r>:u-Alii- have also fo- £a!c thc celc-    -M.-o.  a fine a„.,rlnie„l   ,'f   o u,' ',h. ' *')   V^i    ^...> ^.¦. v<)t:T   PI.VM.S, l.elllns at very lo» pricea.        " «"il co..l-,.i,   l-T  v, B. J.  WI]
.Vu. 12 jVurth
T/'EEPS a larjjer and lictlcr ii
ivhi.l. arc u-.ed l.y a great i.umber of families in the I unilej tiliiie, a,,,. ,,„,. j.i^5„ niiiv-r.-nl halitfactioo. i The) are .list,,., ui....ej for tU-ir e»iuia;le qitallty of tone. ,ofln~,.. „r loue'a. .-Ln-vling ia lu-ae, nuU durabil. (
I'ci.on:- iri-b!." ivill lestanuiiib. . eiamine the Vo^i
july21-3rii-Sj
'city school, loan.
ABOUT S8000 will be required by the Diruclor> ef the Couinu-n Sclun,ii oi ihih eilv, beiore thu first of Ocl'jber.lS5-i .lur the jmrpoie of purcbjisiug Fuhool lul^ and urircling aUUitiuual school building.- Tliu lojiu wiil he gujiiuntiuJ by thu fuith of the Board, and MCUrfJ by uiortgnge i.f its reul etitatu with ]ii-rpetual iasurance ot lhu building.i. The- inlun-it will he jmyabla halt yi-;iily. jind the loan will bl* exempt (rom t^i-hool t:ix. i'trx.na de^-lrouM ol taking part uf it. Tvill pUii.-u r-late ihesuniPlhey nre willing invent, (noi. K-nb than ^ICU) ftud thu rate uf lu- tere.'-l. llley di'luand. to July 14-31-33 GEO. iM. STKIN.MAN, Pre5.
Turnpike Dividend.
The President and Managers of thi; Lancav-tur. Eli^abuthiowu :(tid luiUdlctown Turnpike Itoad have this day duelared a iJividund of two dollars lind fifty cent.'; on earh phare. pnvablu on demand. J.t'JOB M. LONG. Tn-a.-^r.
J uiy r>. I Sfi::. 3t-i!3
"WilloTO- street Tarnpike Company. THE President & Managers of the
L. VriiUiV! Street 'Turnpike Uoad Coin[<.-iny. buve thi.s day <leelarud a div-dcnd of one dollar anil iwi-niy- five cenls pur share, b'-ing at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, payable on thl^ Cnd of .\UtiUST. hl the Lau- ca..<ier Saving's Institution. CHaS. i;01.'GllTt:K. July r.;—3t-3:!J Treasurer
S'tRAYED   Irom   tlic-^S^j rritahlu  of   the  siibsr.riher  of Ka,st    ''*^&i^ uuuegal towushi|). on  the 4th of.luly, H*   V ^
A BUINDLK BULL.   V.'hen be  left be hnd  a rhain around his neck.    A ri-n-oniihle rewurd will be paid for hi« return, or inrornialiuu wlure bu cau he t'outid. July 21-21-3-1 __ J. S. nLltSllf;Y.
R   B   GROPP." Attorney at law & General Land Agent.
At.uii'.CoS.at:-
'I'he Tru-slOi :. 36 in number, are ofthe must re.-,p'-ct- abln and wealthy men of New York cily.
All the Profits aru divided .imon^ tbeln-iured.    And. on Policies f.ir the Thole oflife. wili be made aviiiiable in part piiymeiit of premtu[n=, uftur Uk-  divi-J. ud  oj lSo3. tu lho-ri» who wi.sh it. .¦Annuilies granted on favorable terma Losaus i-etlluil pruuipily.
Pamphlets csplanaiory of Hid principles of .Muiual Life Insurance, nnd illu.Hlniting it.« ndvntttuf.es-.  wilh forma ofupj-lii-utioii, m-iy he oMained of the -*vCi ut, A. .M. COLLIN'S. No. 15 Minor Ft.. Phibidulphia. JOr^EPil B.COLLJN>-. PrcM-knt. I, Ahhatt,Sec'y.    Chas.Gill. Aclunry. April 21 6"!o-->l
Druj^s, Paiiitji, Oils Puro WJiiii; Lo..:<X,
Supcriur I'otitijii,
¦\Viii.lcjv.- (jl::si. .-ill sizes n-.i-i qualitiea, Wliit!; Glue uud Aci<Is for Mii;i,-icr.s' us" Snpcrinr Vulv-nzfi'l SNl-iriuii.'j. in 2i lb. hn\m
A LFRED WILTBERGER, No!
WM  H   KLI'V
343 Market Etteot, 4 doors abovo lo.th Hi,nin >ide
N. B —"i-eonplcte assortment of GAs ovi-,.\s jind KL'lt.V ->Ci-:S ntl hand, V.,\.?,   i-iiy
~AVilI. F. POTTS,
IMPORT£R AND DEA1.EK IS
iir^^ikB—ilKON AND STEEL,
'     461 MARKET STKEET, DELO^V 13th,
¦WILLIAfilSD, M^iiutacr.uier, No.V^jVurth iiixih   Street. ';},.;,.•.¦ Muil-:
:  rn^irutneiit aud ouc which
r-  would d.i »7.it   10   call uiid J.:li.n: I.uyin- ul^uwhciu.
" " Phila,
r-iuKTii siuE,
¦-t t"raU. h»l, r,, , ¦¦n>.Ui-!th..u-r.-i T-nt i.ir th.j ~;n„
¦ ¦.n tr!Ui-i-»,;.-. i:ii.». ,.„y ..H.-r -,.- : 'J'ly. P.;::,t,-d ulld 11 til, .'.Ji mi -^ .¦iuuKi-vfir.-.-. .^c. 4-C ,whirl. Ii-   s.:!
Ll    ri:L:'ii.    t:    tl;.;     LOU'r,^!.-     UA.IiJ
l.-'.nrasli-r -.--ill finj itti^th'-jr iriMT- ¦-U":b:L'ii.^-.:ii tlu-y an- a--.-i.rid 11.-v .riifi- tb...; ,,- ...ny .>C,o-t -.-Ciht -h c i.r-ce     uy m..ii') :.^. ¦¦ A n.jod ar-
"pt 24-ly-^31
pniLADF.LrriiA.
agsonmeni of uvi:
vury l"-'.i-
Phy,':ici.m.-. S:ci
Al.'-i. :ju,.cririr
r.Mbiniri
¦ciieei..:T,
[¦'nrr.lturi
u hi 1 linu. --v-hicl: he ti-iil -v-H
nnd 'jtlicr.s—ili pb.iit-tjire
:', Loach, Elack. and Japan
LEATHER!LEATHER! MtnZ,   niJ.MAM:* & llliNL'ltY,
Store No. 29 ITorth Third street, Phila
>I(it'(icc!) .'I.wiufuclurers. Ciirriui-s, lui-
lioriLTs, Commission niid Gi.-nur;il
JLca'lK-r iSu>iiiL-sy,
v.-boles.-.!r; Find ItctniL    Miinulact^
! JIk:j:\ .^tt;kkt
.Tav ¦2fi
^Vr. STLlif  -fu'VL'
i.s IT
^m-ZT
OrmyG K.'5T,tt:i.F.s3I.1IK.\T. E.    W.   a M 11' H
SCl |-i;S50R Til  ).¦:!¦.   icnVs 2S North l-iftli.   helm-Ill   .-.l„rl:-i   ,ii„i   ,ir, PhihU.lpi.i'.
llil^
-Iy-::2
Merino, De  Laine, Alpuf: ;Silk Diehri'^-:io.i Sh.iw!-.;y.:.I -.•.¦.t ch-
ani]
EquitableMutualLife Icrsurance, Aiinui-
ty and Trust Company.
CHARTER PEllPJiTUAL.
OtFJCn  74  WALNUT  S'J-REnT, BELOW FOURTH
•"PHIS COMPANY offers to persons ftbout tt
-*- insure their lives, the corablued .idvantaije'} 0 the Joint Stock and .Mutual Systems. The injured bf novae member.' of thu Corpoftitlon. wiih thc ri;;bt i< vole ftt election,-^ fur Trusiuea—aud itn-lli.t ii.:*rlu inr .1 "J losses or expenses of the Conip:ilij'. Jill lhe j.riO'its-^ notan occa.-<ional hunns Only—ar-.' i'.ncu.il!y divid'n anions the members of lhe Corpf-rutiou. while the t-e. curity is afTorded of a large capital safely invcftud. nATi-t roll INS i-msij j.lOt) os a sincli: Lirt. Age. Kor ) yi-ar.     for 7 year?       For Life.
'.¦'j Sti 91 1 CO
¦IU ntl 13tJ liOl
1 -20 1 r,l 2 TK
AVATC^lS, ^ynuLESALE  and
ISd
2 a:
3JS rati.'.-;iii j)ro]iortiu!i. ¦ns about loin.=ure their li\
d Ll.;
y.i
vited, pre-
eoinpare the ahove with those e!sewh;-re of-
Othi
-   Persn
viou.'^ly fered.
Annuities franled—nl=u benefits, nndowraent.-!,A:c.. i:e.    Trusts excuutod on the mo:;t favorable terms.— KorUi.- of application, paiaphlets of expbinatidu. and ulJ panicul.-tr.>. wny be h.-id at the office. TRfSTKKS,
u-l-r
Peter CuHei Wm. .\I. B:t Will. (.;. Al. "VVm. (^raig. (Jeore-e .N". Dieli). Franci.i \V.v.t..M. Peter Hamho, lJeort;i;.\:eUeUi-y ftichiird K  Loper,
Franklin A. iJoiniy. J. B  Biddlu. .M. 1).. Wm. 11. Keichline. John P. Brock, tidwnrd V.  Kar,;nhr.r. SlillwiJlS. Bl-hop, Abnthiim S. AVolf. 1. Pemlicrlou Pleasants.
INt;: SLRVKYINU  and ro.\Vf.YANCING.and nii isine.'fl ill the line nf hi.s prnVessiun. June 1(1 29
A iirst rate  Sui-veyoi*'s anULhiiiui-l   pwiLh.M   in i.-ti-ih)
Surveyors Coinpaes for Sale.
Sui-veyoi*'s  Compass
  *"        ¦      '      -UVr. u I-r
.-le by the sub.-cnliur. Thu Conipnss i? ¦¦ucl".--d iu i. ^oud uud sub-lauliiil box. logulhi-r with the Slafi uud iiho the Pins lo the Chi.in. Auv ptnou de.'inms ol pun-ha.sing lh" :ibovu Ciiinpas,^.4:c. is refirri d to ,\iur. ray Jt Sto.-k. at thrir Eoi/K Store, Lajieioter, or to t: A Iluinilfth. Druggist. Lancaster, r.r tn
J. C. LANDli^. M.rebani.
_jidy 'JI-SI-3-1 ^ ^_^:^!i^iij:X!l!ii_
.:\o=c euuiigii to be shot u-ith nn arrow- ! TTTTLL attend to locating LAND
Thc Persians kill tleer by ihessing themselves \ ..T T ..,W._VHBants. PA^iNCi.TA.Xta   CmLLLL'T- III lhu EJtJn ol' one, or hiiJing in butilica and imi tatiiig the challenge cry ; another male hears it, jiiswiTs it, and rushes out, wben he is shot with an arrow.
Di^tT are often allured in the forest by a torch '>f pine, and then shot.
In Ru.ssis they kill wolves in the following manner:—They go out into the forest on ;i moonlight night with a sietJge, behind which o whisp of straw is dragged hy a rope twenty yards long. They have a large pig in lhe sledge wilh them, and nip its enr to maUe it aqucal.— The wolves flock logether, misinke the straw tbr the pig, dash  at   n, and are  Phot  from the
In eome countries swallows are trained to fly ibout rooms and kill tho iliee, 6lc. In some countries people keep a cat, ow!, or a hawk tied jp in a garden to protect quantities of seeds, pea?, or Iruii. If one could train kawks to fly ibout or over the fieldo of grain, and fasten four or five to poats, so that they could bc seen, il would be a great protection,
Wm, M. Dairi.. Vic.
Pi:TKltCULLKN.rre: ¦ Presidcul. Fn.^1'.¦ts M'i:sr. .i. t>.  f I. Ii. Uddlj:. .\1. I).     5
EMLKN l-Il.-V.VKLIN, Kii.n King Street.
Agent fur Luuciitlurt^iiyand County.
. W. KA-.vt-t,,Secretary. [June I!(       if--20
:iden: .Medical Esurainers.
F 2 A .\ e   ff' o n T E s. I
o. c. b: carter.
No.  171    Che-iniit   Slftt,   Sixth door   above
Pifth, opposit". lliii i'late ffiinse, up Stairs,
i'iilLAlJi'.i.iH: *..
IVrOW offers to the public an en-:   ,
X,\ iiruly ni-"-i^!.^^Jrt^Jent '.t i'l.iNUS.ju;*l rcculvid i ~ ¦ rum thc un.^t i--.-!u!-rateii 'iiukurs. andol i^uch Plltt"rn^ I n.t:d KiiiiJ=b y.- i.i d^fy Ci'm ciin-ii. Mus-r.v M'.^Ns) i; LLAilKS'aiid J.a,'I1-.:S Tii 'MPSON-S liintruiiic;il,i I wliich un- here i.ff.-red. Mand unriviiileJ in lh..- opiiii.)ii if ml ei/mpeletil juJn*;-'. aa p;>p.-u.= riJ:i; heauty r-.uii pu¬ rity of-iim:. u.vur hurore ntt:.ni"d l.y :ii:y m;ik'-r.
Also. Pianos with .T^oH.V.N .MinuhnK-ni. 0!"-urcb 1 ind Parlor ULGaNS. SEr.APIH.NKS. ;ii.d .MtLO I ur;ONS au ..f -.-.huh -.-.^t; w.-.rrnr'tud. itnd wi;{ be >oli ' -a tlm .M;>mir.i.--.-jr..!a' loive^i .-ji?!! pri!-<=. '
All cash ord'^r^ fjr Mur^ic proinptlv uttvndi-J lo. I
Si-C'jnd limiJ i't:iao.; t'.-ii^-lit ;:'iu .-^-jM. Pi;iu..; luoed 1 and r.-pairvd. I
P. S.—Thu exiraordinary puccrT.= ot ih.' Phibuleipld.i 1 l\-ruon Hour. \eruiomyof .Mu.-.ic. an-l the perf-ct NiJi=f.i.aion it   ha^ I L'h-d. ISk   ru.- ijivfd. iuducei   th\' sub.^.iriher   to   continUu  it.    Les¬ ions in
Singing, Piano. Harp, Guitar, &c.,
nre given by Anihia of liiu viry liit:iii-?i abilitv. It iiuud,- but be m.niionvd. iliat aij; A.M)ilt;A Ai.f"lSA -.Oil \li<dem--:^-.-ll.: llllLliNi-: yCIi\.\l"b\ who ."tj-nd : fiit.-emiitt.-tit aiti^jog th.; |.ro(c.-stoii. .-ire connect>d wuii tb'-InFtituiiiiu-and devote ihylr time and titl.-ul:^ 1-. tbe pui'il.-^.
U. C B. C.MiTKli. r-ilijcipil.
M_Ky t^       .„i>V.ri,
' "CLEGG'S PKRFrMAUV ;V FaNCY SO A VS.
^HESE superior articles of Peu-
K(;.>:i;iiV.:i[.i...;„'=t wlu,-b ^UL- .¦num-.Ti-u-.t J.: Tiv c.-l.-iiritlrd Lillv ¦.rhil'r.uri'-uta: ai:iij:ist..r.IS::rl lluue;e. Toi.th I'.nil Toil.t pMWdor.^ : t I iiR-v. V'.dvet Chalk Itnd ftbiT improvud L'o.-iiii-lif;.
.S O A P .S. Walnut and K..\tra fiu.: &.<nd Brown r.nd Whpe \\*-:c.l ¦toT Vlonliof. Pnlm. .¦\ir.i'y.^d. yi.ocy -.'-d Ti-.ilM ^.¦•n(>- ihnviu^ ( r.'.'Ui, hair live.''i-lyLrm: IVntur-. t:stnicl- Ior lhu H.'ndiit.-rchi.-f. Ox .Marrow. lU-nr'.-- nji i.,rv>t;i ¦¦rtitijidu (.1 new iirtick") Kau Lu-itral ll.iir )ti>iori-.'.!v.- Hair Oil-. Pbik'r'.tiiva. .'cc. ic . aru ::i.iui..,i-iuved cm. [or^:ib:ly JOHS T. CLCUU,
pEHrLT'ItK   .'.yo   ClIKMlsT. I'; .^':irriet ftrC't. below -2:111. flili.iji.-l|.!i;.-l. '.»i?- Mtf. ii.T.Ts. d;:]'t i-.rg-.;'.  ih-it   t:!-l.LiL.'S  ;.•  lb
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--/IV;-. HI.: .1 ': '.LL. et-'-'-iy-;:    : ^.m.. lc .M- lU-: gold
  j   /¦'.-l'l. pli-.:-iiri; 111 n-e.,mill
CARLTO^^   U. MOOUK,
COMMISSION MEUCHA^NT,
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EDv.',-.:ii> !>i;r'.-v 5; so.v, Sotip and I'liiidle M.iiuiracluicrs
Wo. 44 Filbert street, above Niiith. I'lUL.-VUELl'III.i..
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S   .Sve.-,i.l .Sir.''. L. (•pi:-05ite tbt;   .'..oOl. OnM l.ev.r Watt-bea  luH  j   w-        Vu !f-2S l;iJ: Silvi-r L. piiK-j :.12l!(i; rjiiver Li'l)iiiei..jewvt,.d: i? OO; piiiiled lo kui-p g'l.id tini.-.    ij"ld -"in.-^ <1 Ou. Uuld Peu.;il.-;. 'il t'J: (igld   V with gcou Uidd Pens «-, l-iw an JO •.
AI..U. !ilw;-v.. -:: '-.::J -i :.:c...l :i".,r!i,-li: of uno Gold lewelry. Got-.H.uib L-u:.r.l :tiid V-h '.""lin-T (^uJdVeii | '.hfliiia. Lniiivs- [.;...:-.l l-'-jh , hiioh ind li-.k !'iii.«.
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enaiiilviTCa-. ¦il au-1 i'en Ua^e
Plank Road Dividend.
TIIE President and Managers of
the .Mauheiin. |¦et^-r^b¦.lrp aii.i Lane:ist.-r 'j urnpiku or Plitnk llond Company have ibis d«y declared a divi- dend of three per cent, p-iy-ible on uud after the 'Jd ul AU;;ust inst.
July lid. lSi,2 FAIANL-KL i'lIOUKIt. Ti-y.-t.--.
Manbelm Sentinel copy.
yi-34
The fundness of rats  for oil ot rhodii
andi
JOHN F. SHRODER & CO.. Baaikers, NO. 0. NOH^rt 4UPE.S STREK   .
ILL receive money on deposite
fyr   auy   lengLh   of tinie   Ujion   the   lollowing term 6.
i> per cent  Int.-rept allowed on all df^popiics.   Fifteen Jay.- uotice required if the depobilor wi.-<he^  to  wilh-
W^
miu April 2S-tf.e-..'J
t allowed on di'positcs of Fifteen days aud
pre- 0., Jinn
oil of anniseed, of cats for valerian ond catmint, j """^'dimSS and HALF DIMES bought at is  well  known, and   often  entices them to dc   'mium. J. K. SiIRDDtK i: CO.
:airuciion. Rubbing the boots with annisted i? •;aid to be a common trick of dog stealers to en¬ tice dogs. It is said lhat by rubbing thc hands lh assafcetidii fish will lei you take them out of the water. The dislike o( bulls and tiirkey- cocks to red colors, might,where these creaiuret nre wild, be made.a means of procuring them. I'here ore pome things used to drive rais away from premisea. or to aniipathize them, h ii¬ onid thai garlic bulbs, i^prinkled in stacks, or put where thoy frequent, will drive away raip ind mice ; elder and walnut leaves, both in their natural stnte ond sa a decoction, will prevent the attacks of fiiea, both on animala and meat and drive them away.
iife Insurance.
The Girard Lifr. Insurunre. Ann-n'ty and Trus' Cotnpany  t,f  Phil.idel,.hia, CAPITAL <,ai>duuO-CllAItTER PEnPFTriT OFHCE .Vo.   132 Chcsnu,   St7e«,'^^!;f fi„, -^ .loor .¦.i«t of thi Cuetom Home.) cortiru.. to "i.-.k. ¦npiMiincM oil Um. on tli.- must f.iTornhl,. torm« Till- cai«l»l b^iiit- paid lip and lnvc,!H.d to-.-lhrr Trill bisc and coustantly incn-isinsrescrvfa fund offpt. n /Kil/ftr .fc»((/jr toMi'jiu.urHd
iri'ju-r""''""' '°'''' ''" ¦""'' '¦'"''¦• li"l" J'""'!-. 0' Tl„-coiiir.inj-ajj a JIO-V IS periodically to tlic iusur anccs fnr hi.-. Till- fir.-t lionu! approprinicd in Dcci, l).-r. IS4ti. and the Bccond bonus in Dcc.nilj-r I'-J- alnolmt 10 an ad.lilinn of fiCioO lo cv.tv ilaOU in.ur...i under thc olJ....t policies, making S12035F) wiiich will l„ paid when it ^hall hcconic a claim. iiUcad of ^la'l or'-
nally insured; tha next oldct amount to ili? .iO- I'T, next in age to ?12i:.ii0 l.ir every SUOO; the ethers ,:
f',U.Z,!:^?':llT ","F''"'= '^ >!>^ aiuouut and tun.
,1 atamllns; which addi .on make au av.rapc of n.or. than CO pt-r Cent, upon tile premiums paid wiiho-at h. creasins thc annual premium. "^        »iiuo-i i.i
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aiul fiil'.it  ai.o'iizi..J   and
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. 'yUE following liiglily rcspeclrible
MAURICE M'NAMEE, >^."."    ,•,1111.1,  iwiiiu:   Thiiil.    1..III- iijijiiialle    Ihc     ]\'.i-.!liii::liil    .'lln
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In-uredijidditioG.|io bc iiicrcarcd by  future   lition?.
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THREE WOLVES AJID A LAMB.
AN   ITALIAN TALE.
Three robbers wero walking by thc roadside one evening, after a day of profitless anxiety.
" It's a pity," said one ofthem, " that we can do no betier than this. I nm unwilling to let a day pass wiihout some gain.''
" Here's a chance," aaid anoiher; ond as they 'ooked up they naw on the brow of the hill be- lore them, a man riding on a donkey, and by n string leading n sheep with a bell attached i.i tti neck.
" I will steal that sheep," said the first of the robbers.
" You cannot," aaid the second, " do you not perceive the cord and the bell?"
'* I eee ihetn,"said the first, "but they present no obstacles to me.   I'll steal that sheep i"
" Ifyou do," said the second. " I'll steal the donkey."
" What!" fc-uid the third, " steal a man's don¬ key from under him !    You cannot."
'* You will soon know better," said the sec ond.
"If you do," fiaid the third, "I'll steal all the clothes the man haa upon him. or forfeit my pre lension to prolessional excellence."
*• Bah !" aaid the other two, "you will ai- tempt what you cannot accomplish."
" We shall see," said the third.
The unsuspecting man was plodding along withoui thoughts of injury, when the first ap¬ proached and cut the cord and bell from the sheep's neck, and attached the bell tothe don¬ key's tail, where its jingle continued to bt heard.
In due time tho man looked behind to obi^eive fhe condition  ofhis sheep,   und   to  hia  hurrci
found it was gone.    In  dismay and  distress he I 000.000,000,000,000.000.000 babies in the Uniied •ippealcd to the first person he met, nnd asked il ] States named afier Kossuil
DO"" Woman's Heart" (A Contradiciionj— Nothing can be BO kind aa a Woman's Heart, and le£>s likely to inflict a blow ; and yet, strange to say, it is never so happy as when it ia beating.
OCT The tallost ireesare most in the power ofthe winds: and ambitious men of the blast of fortune.
JKr Why is a man' 8 coat larger when he pulls it out of a carpet-bag?
Because he finds it in-creajes.
"Ht/sUABY Baby."—France is enjoying its Little Nap .
Oliver Cromwell was a .staunch Puritan, and could not brook the least approach to Popery.— "What are these 7" he once inquired, as he saw a dozen silver siatuea in the niches ofa chapel. '' The twelve apostles," replied the trembling dean. " Take them down," said Cromwell, "and coin them into money, so tha like their Master, ihey m:iy " go aboul doing tjood.' "
SCr If a fat hog comed to five dollars, what willnpoor one come to? Answei:—To a pail ofswilt..
A Californian writes that they have fiie-fliL*i= so large in that interesting State, that they i>te them to cook by. They hang their kettles on their binder legs, which are bent lor thc purpose, like pot-hooks.    Great country that.
Kossuth Babies-—A curious fellow, not much renowned as a good inaihemaucian, hat calculated lhat there  arc  S75.000.(;00 OOO.OOO.-
UR. S. WEI-CaiAIVS, OFFICE—In Kramph's Building,
NOUTlltAST  LOltNKP. 01-
Orange ami Norlla Ouccu Sts.,
LA-N't-AiiTtli. Pa. July 30 ly-S5
TWO  LARGE MAUBLE LIONS,
IN FRONT OF HOWELL'S NEW MAHBLE WORKS,
Nortli Queeu Street, BETWEEN  ORANGE AND CUESNUT.
Bert Posts ;inO Tabic I^cg
F  every v.iriety,always on hand :
i- ltt till! 'Puniiii]; nnd Siiw Mills of
Kli^b.irv. Ko
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OCT Winy snyings are iii enay lo.si ns iho penrla alipping oli'a broken siring; lima worti of Itintlness is scltionj spoken in vain. Il isa >eGfl v.-iiich even wlten dropped by cliance, springs up a flower.
Wa.vted.—A  man  of undoublubie    jioverly
and liappiness, lo preside over a  sociely  for ihe ! "^ '"'"^'-' ^" onlfr- m- I'l" '1^'
he had seen any onc wilh a sheep.
•-Yes," replied ihc person, " I saw a man clambering down'lhe hill side wilh such a [ lize ; bull ihoughi il was his own."
" Huld my donkey lor a momeni," .«ai.J ihe man, and ihe person did so; he wen! ii die wrong direciion in pursuit of ihc robber aid his sheep.
Finding, however, ihat bis pursuit was vain, he reiurned, lired and breathless, lowhe-e he had loft the donkey. But lo'. it was not there 1 —Sheep and Donkey both were stolen from him. Sad and perple.Ked he .sat down to reflect, and lo
grieve over his losses ; but soon he heard 'he I rpuE subscriber~bav"ini.^reYinni7isir wailing of eome one in distress, lie listened for I 1 ,a h„ ,"" tfro "lagl "!'i!.:^I llli't* a moment, and lhe sound became more audible.
" What is this!" he said.   " Can any one bo
W.  P.  STEELE,
ATTORNET AT LAff.SlifiVEVOK ^- CON'VETAXCER
LANCASTER.  PA.
ALL Icinds of Serivening, Deeds, Mijrtiing.;s. Wilh, AfCf.iiDtii, l;c ..x.ciitrd Willi ucuuracv and dfspalch IViil also givr spi'dtil attun- lion to the colU'Cliuo of Fc-uhion.^. Rod the prc..fcutioii (If .Military and other tl.iima i'.s:iiu;t thii Gi-niTal and State CJOTcrnments.
OrriL.;—In .\'orth Qiii?i>n Sired, oppo.site 11,.- .Na¬ tional Ilouso. ln.^y lllj—ly^7
P. FIELDS, M. D., Eclec¬ tic PltACTITlUNLR. oir.-rs bis flt-ivb:.-. tu itizuas of Ltinc:i.'iirr city nnil viciiiily. Hu In¬ tends truiilinK cf :iil kind:? Ui5L'ii!-t.-3 fn tbe Kcli-ctic Priuciplo. Ho hhi-s no Calomvl—iiUt pur.b r<-mi-tlii'.sas tbf (Joil of  lUuri: lias .strL-irn :ill Hltmp: our pulbway.— OQIct-, Kast King Sirfct. two (luor--aboTi- S«-opf's JIo- tel.    ' A. P. v.
Mayo _ 2.T
T\^ANTED ! Twelve   Thousand
T T D..ll«rs wanlca by tbe CUy of Lmicasti-r. ft.r tho purpoiio of niHutlng lho expenses of 1 mprovuments in the Waterworks.
Toany person desirous of I.onning money to tbi* City for thc nborc purpose, Coupt.n Iloiiil:.o( SStJO fuch will be issued by ruling iit the Mayor's OOiee. bearing interest froni lhe dare of inve.Btment.
OIIIIJSTIAN KJKKKKtt. .Mnvf>r.
July 31. t-t 34.
ROOFING   PAPER con-
tiy on baud and lor sale  iu lurge  cr small •litdutitiiri! .ou the li.wist lerm,". I'y
JAd. T. UliRltlCKSO.V il CO..
105 Fulion itreet, New Vork.
Locoi'oco Match Box Papeu of
a Buptriur  "lualiiy   for  PHltt  on  the  mi.*it   reH>onabK' l-.Tm:r. by J \S. T. DKltKJUKSON K CO..
105 Fulton .street. .New Vork.
Blue Bat Paper ibr wrapping
up ('ottnn Bal!t, oonstuuUr on hand and lor f>iiiv. by JAS.T. bEKUlGK>ON 4: CO.. lO.'i I'ulton btreet. .N'mv Vork.
TAR PlllUl
r;inipblut5 containinc table of rate." and expl^Inatlnn^ forma oi ajiplicatiou and furtber iuformation cnn be b.i*. «t iheomci. TIIOS. HUJti\VAl'  I'residf nt.
Application may nlso be made rn
ItUDOLPIIF. RAUCIl, or.SPAXliLLlli: illtO.. Apeute forsafd t'onip-y. re-^idiu,-; ia Liinc:L'-t.:r. .I"H^ F. .lAMi:3^Aclli:iry |Octi::i—ly   IT
The Utiited States Life Insurance A'lif^aly and
Trust Compavy,of Philadelphia. Capital S250,000—Charter Perustnal.
OffJct- No. 23 .MKIiC'lA-VT--- K.VCi'LvNtit:. ¦' [CASH SV.STr:.\l.]
'T'']JE constant, unsolicited applicutUi.is i'ji
*- Life (u.-'ui-.-ince. funti.-h the mo.-t nbnii.tant -.;uii gralilyiug prooL Umt the public mind is d.;tplyiui. presEud with the vii,°t imporliiucv "i this pubj'it-t. -Tli' If real object bowevi-rof iusiirouce should be S VFJ/fl othi.TWi.'re thc whole motive of iti.<uriince may lie di-i;p- pointed. Too much care caiino' be j-ractiei-d iu V.o M:iL-ciinn of ntiLIlice-with v.iiirb toftlTect thei.-ontiMi-' The fl.oiee should be rc^'Ulated. not by pce.-eni win. Ciiii.st:nil iarge indiicemeat.=.as ibis, ii ceftaiaiy iu<<;iii pitlibl" with KLTii;!: i!t;-^-!;riis. Tbe premiums: on lif' arec;iicu!(ited (orthe /CTi.-it>:; if preseii: jtid porrp.":. live beni'tita. tberefore. are jjiven. tue result u!tii-i=:t;'- ly mu-t termiaiitii in litijj.aioi:. di.-;.ippuiuti.-:eut an.l ruiu. 'J'bu Ohjct-t.-'' .-iinici nt tij- tL'i;; cojipanv are f-in bility Itnd pei-pet'.iity. Tbe rate? Pt pfini'iiin bav. bceu iiii-vluily prepared wUh rtfereiic- t- IliJ-Ui.itioip-? Tb .it,:i¥b ^v.iem i.f T--:y tiicvir. bH.-; al;-0 b.-ei. adopUd- iiupiiid prvcijiuui uote.^ conatiiute no [.'iil ol tl
nf Ihfseoaipuiiv—:inil every couli iu;eiie>' being .,.	
Willi :in .viiplc'eiipital. SKCL'RlTi slampa Uie wb.-.b .-.y.steni; liii.-' featurf. paiatuount loall othercoii-'^luei-u lion.', CPlURiend.'' thi;i company lo public favor
OKKl(-i::HS.—Uii-rictor.'i; Stephen It. Crai^-frrd. Ai-. broit! IV. Thompaoii: llenjanim \V'. Tlu^'ley. Jurob L Floi'-Dce. Willinm M. Goodwin. Paul B. Uoddard. L-iw rcui'.i! Johnson. Cieorge.vn J enry.JauiO-'i Diivereus. J'bi L. Liplon. Presid.'Ut—Stephen li. Lra«ford. Vi.-.e rrent -'.-\mhvose W. TLoinj.^-D. Z-cc'ry luul Trea- r - Chfirl.'.' G. Imlay. Aotu;;ry—.^iaullei h.yre. Ct-uii>e itud-Attarni-y—Thtuuas Uulcb. Medical kLsniuia. i-.- Pftul tl. Goddard, .NL D.. Wiliiam Pepoer. ;•!. iJ.
hl.splanatcry primphlets. blank.-', apjilionliori par.^r- and every Informnllon nud faeility v7i;I cheurfuiiy t. furni.-bed by tbe miilerriii-'ucd. trb-j ha;; bd-u duly n',, noiut^jd an Ageut of ihi; Coniiiany.
HUIA.M a. SV.'AUR.
Aug 7 ly-3(ij .Mariiel Square. Lnr.ca^i.ir.
mperinl ihree ply. Iiiirrain Piid \'enili»" (¦r.rp''ls.c he iiewi»t di\-igu-. tiijp..ried :iiiil ujaiiU^iciUieU es ,.re>;-Iv iJr Mm. .\I-0 pai.'Ut Saliu liun-h KLipU. ML CLOTH.S. i-r tbe mo.-t ir'JO'ge'jU.''and aitrai il-.'-lyl.-s- froio-.Ii.-i 24 I'.'-t T7id--
.VK,>—lOJ'W'.v.-ird.-"1 Lu - Pl;iCi:;) CA"P;:r. froi .5 lo :iu C'.-ut- [.el- yaid- ^Vj-^Jow Siiadv^s. ^-c. ^ c .\' i-ho rfiit-mr.l.ile i-.ii'-h;i:iiig wdl tind il t.i i lieir r.O .aul:.^"; I" enli '-1 ¦ lii' c-b-bralrd cJiciip .•ion- i..'Wr ii^iliinB tli.ir ^.¦i¦¦eti^.t1^ »l^e\. ln-r.-. l!'.v -i'.i.ly.-'i^
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J. B   CALDWELL & CO.,
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MURR.4Y & STOEK'S CHEAP   BOOK STORE AGAIN.
"V^There are  constiinlly being lo
f T    CL'ivua   new  null   vi'.luablu   iiuMicntiuiia   iV-ii " thl- itriiicipiil publUhiDg ustiibli^hmcDl'
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/fllE fii-st :inii only Puizs IUed.ii.
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We would re=^r.Ttfully announce to fho F.irm- Reailer and tbe Uubinei.-* man. that we have re frc-ib from ibe prcpi. a book that should l.p c read and re-r-ad by all ; in.li:.'
FUKfclDLiiV'S PilACTiCAL TKE.-VTISF 01; ni'SL j l.ut . NtlSS. with numerous private Letters from suc.n-^sfui | turii' jiDd di.^tinguisbed buflJue-9 uien, eoatainiag 3.Jiif:ig
¦dili'jT prooi" Paiul.
,. Lii-y ia barrel:; aiid sioundiu Oilin kei;s.
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ERBEN & CO., CLOTHIERS.
United States Clothing State, Stan of the
Striped Coat. -Vo  3o,-V»W/j Queen
St. last .ilr, Lanca.ster, Pn.
I INEN COATS, ready made, and
Tlii:; in flmpbaliciilly ii liook for thi- timcn. nn'l ibuiiKl bu in tile biitjils of I'Vcry man. aud i-.pccinlly .ItiuiliJ tho.e wbo Ilr'' ju.t limiicbitiu out iipc.u th.: Iiirbiil.:ii1 wali'n.i of commiTCL'. provide tiii'iu..clves irlin Ihi. ijompa..   nud Clinrt Ihnt    iiiny  giiij,.   tht.iii   .nlVly
through Ihi; choal.iiiDd quid;.uu.ls. nud dirv.-l thou. [ ;i bru.h. tin.-^nr.i.j as ordiniiry pnint to Plii'O.iily nnd uunrringly into tbc iilun.nnl hnibur ol 1 zinc cnuvnan. ji.intr i^:; 1: :..ir.l',.i. opub'iico nnd wealth. bi-ouni '.lirt: pn-uf    It i. pnniciilnrU n
tt'i' hayuai'ion n hand the liv.'s of Scott ii Grahnm.; 'if biiiidiug... .ivnnTlj.'n: nud cnrd.ff;.. r.
and Pierce i: King. Ihecandidaliilof the two great pnr. i feuc.'.. .*;c.    A v.i'.i cinte'i "lib lirr. ;;r
ties fur President anil Vice President, 1 "ne of slate, at a  vii.t -avin,' uf . xp.;,.
¦rHti.N't;!! O.V I'lIK 5Tl'Dl' Dp WORD.S". ; Ibe ui--I dil^able con'rli.;,' f..r ir,.;, w,,
Togol her with a largo a--sortment of Throlo-icnl. I.e- j weath.-r ; nnd:.. it is su-cei-ii'.lc vf a 1;
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(kin. ajutiinia. an.l pinion ,1 sci.-aiilb tire prnuf nature.- ..u.eoiidiietur,. and whole tenjctli.
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line ol
amelioration of ilie titplorable condition ol the iell
Not Going "Wast! VENITIAN BMNDMANUFACTORV
They lound iie'r down ii the ho'io." j
D3-Sammy," cried nn old hdy, jiothaiaue raising tip her Bpeciacles, "what have ihey dono -with pnor Toby for hetchellmg V " Noi hetchelhng, granny, 'twas swindling," replied the boy, "and he's convicted." "O, la, tiuing- Itng, flo 'iwaa: I knew 'twaa soraething about drttsing jltix*-
" Thi Tsees oi Libekty"—Tho French treea of liberty are all to bo cut downi and the wood to he given lo the poor for fuel. Thua Franch men bave liberty to—warm themaolvea.
" TbiHead AiiD Fiokt" ofa vomin'B Of. finding—Appiuiag tt Iho bratkfui tabic ia •ttripaficc
mora miserable than I V*
But lhe cry of anguish became louder and still louder. He hastened to thc place whence it proceeded, and there beheld n man weeping us though there waa no comfort for him.
" What is this, my friend V said he. " How are you afflicted ?"
"Alas!" said the man, " I am ruined   forev-
" Ruined I" aaid ho, " how nre you ruined !"
" I came to ihis well for a draught of wa'er," he replied, "and while I drank, I let drop a costly gem, and it lies beneath the water."
" Is that all!" said he.
" Ah !" exclaimed the other, " it is ot great worth."
'- So it may be," said the honest man; *' but I have loai my ahecp nnd doDkey, which I was unwillingly about to sell al the next market I town, lhat I might pay offeomo pressing debts; yot I do not bewail my loss."
" hat . that loss," replied the other, " com- pared to my bas ofa gem worth thousands ofi ducaa, and without Which it would only co.t
going to thu Wesl. Would tiik. oi-casion to iuform bis numerouR frlendnia thecity aud couuty. thnt be will couiioue blf old busi nest), in "11 it.^ various briincbca. at the old atand. immediately in tbn rear of Vaakiinan'a {now i?ener'e) Hotel, in the alley beiween North Quecu and Prince streets.
He manufactures and hai for sale VENITIAN BH.N'DS, of the mont beautiful patterna and finiflb.— 'Thesa Blinds are made of irood of tbu .'smoothest and most durable quality, and at ehort order and modoratt prices. Thc subscriber havine I^ad oouHldcrable expc rleuce In the mauutaclurc of Venltlftn Blinds, tho peo pits of tbis city and county can depend upon having aoy work lhat they may order, esecuted vi-ith dcapotct and In a workmanlike manner.
\\y A variety of handsome BUudii ou haud for the inspection of the public.
Old Blinds repainted and trimmed, to look equal to new. GEOKGE FUCK-
Feb 23 31y
J. & J. L. SAMSON,
WHOLEdALB AND  llETnlL.
NOHTH   Ql-EK.V   St.,   LxtCA*Tr.K. ADOVf.   THE   JlAtLROAD.
J& J. L. SAMSON have con- • Btautly on bend agrSat variety of FANCY and I'LAIX   BRt/:3Ht;S, comprifltng   Hair. Clolh,   Floah. SbaTlos- Sweeping, Scrubbing, WaU. Duating, Horfcu, Pnint, Varnish, and 8ai.b-Tool Brusbea. Also, a auperior qaality rLABTEUER'S BHDSHES. N. B—lUghBit Price gircn for Country Brlatlea. Country 3lon:hants ara r«que3ted to call before -¦ ur¬ chasing elsBwhcre fMarcb 3 Bm-U
THE subscriber would respectfully Inform bin frienda, and tho publio In general, ihat hts has remoTud to the Old Stand, in Cast King Street, two Eqnar«s firom tbo Conrt Hoase, wbero he wlU con- tltiue cb0 tasDafacturg of
Xaata, Boot-Traes, Crlmplng-Boards, <fcc., all of tbe belt material and latsit lapbion. Tha-oUol for tbe p«tr«tu«l)Mtowed;lie lolfcluaoontlnoanc*
July 14
, Xorth Queo
ip ftuihiug fiiure
t;i{Bl-:N k CO.. Street, near Oruugp.
i jial. iMedical. Uir-toncal and   .vii-eell'iueoUM bImkH nud' been
j Sl:itii)Ui-iy. all of which will he .-old tojuil the limes.
I      We bold thit, actiuni'.«pe:;5-.   lou.-ter (iuiu word>. and tbi.refore iuvile lhe  public toeall  and see for tbeiu-
! seive- Ibiit w.t .'¦l-II cheup.
Knimph'x Buildius. North liuet-n si:utt. L:iDcaster Jnly -.Il 34
Clothing !   Clothing ! !   Clothing ! ! !
SUMMER CLOTHING of every Variety, cut and uiude in ilie v.-ry bn-t miuiuv-r. Ctu be ha.l at KllULN'S OLOTIMNU STORE, ^o. 35 Norih Qu.-en Ktro-t. Lanr:iMer. I'n. [Juiy 14—^:1
XrOTICE.—The   co-partnership
. ,1 beretoforu e.tititing between Siiueou 1". I'uUlu and O.ociir C. M. Ciiines. trading Uuder thc name nnd Iirm of Cullen k Caiaes, ia this day dianolved by mu¬ tual couEOnt.
0  C. .M.Caiufifl will continue  the bualnes.". aud  isl authorised lo setltc lhe affaira of thc latp firm. S. •'.  PL'LLEN.
.lunf 23 1652 -It :'.^       O. C. .M.CMl.VKS      _
CHEMICAL   HAIR
_ ATOK  i^. ra:iidly   RUpuraedlng «vury
other articlein thomarket,a8 a preventative of BALL- NESS ANO GHEYHAIU.   A cure for Scurf and Dau- ruff, a. restortr of the llatr, and a toeanb for rendering It healtby. soft and gloEsy. rricB ascents—largo bottle.
STUKIIS; CHINESE.MEDICATED SOAP,
STORRS' INVIUOltAI
HATS.—The most beautiful jj H.vTi for ei-uiNo aud cl-mmku wt-ur ever @^ i.ir.-r-d iu this vicinity aru to b« had at tbc City ii-^ aud Cap (<tore. North (iuet-u t-t. al lhu rigu ol ihi.- l-'ivu Huts, next door to Murray'e BooU-store.
J. A.Mi^lt. rropnVtor. a3-.\l50.alarEo nsHortment of C-.1PS of every de- Hcription, cheap for cash.
KosscTu Hats.—The largest as-
Eortmeut of nil abspes and quatitius cnu oe had at AMKR'a City Hat and Cap Store. North Wueen ttreol, in Kramph'a Building, neit door to .Murrny'a Hook Btore.    Please call aud sue how low ho soils for cnsh.
Straw Hats !—The largest as-
Kortiui^nl lu this city is to ho found at .HAiti^H'S Liiy
Hat aud CtLp Store. NoaTH (^l'»'.k> sr.    I'lcuae call  and
cxajniuc betore purcbasluK elsewhere.  Ulieapfor caih.
JuIIN A.MEU. rropiietor.
mayl2—tf-2H Lancaster, I'a.
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he ofiice of liie Mit'-rribers
II.\!tKlrii;N, IIHOS  & CO.. No. 4J] :5oiiih Fruut iiri .And f.irfJile hy
(itOUCE .M   ;'TK!N\IAN. Lancaster. IV    A J.   il    K'J.M ^'tt CO . HeiKllOK   P. JOHN   ¦.;aIISI1.\LL, Went Cbeclerra Novurab-.r--Li
le..d   C,    roit lULij   be seen ai
t, I'bila.
=ir.. t, rbiia..:^:
Lancaster Kail of F.iahion
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To thn Ladic.i .ind Cc.ntr'.mnt who aia parents     t  f V    f Boys, attd Y,.a.^ Ge...tU,n,.K of  Lauca.tcr,,   \J Pa.. "-"/ ''•" -•¦'¦'..¦'...!:   '   -L'JL-ne p.i
'Clock, lira-: Piece, Wat-h ar:l jcwclr^ ' ¦ Al hii •• iy- I -I't'id.-- .-,„ --i,;-..1 irk-.r  St.   '
aisparents,:-^iY  friena^'old'X(uuiei's, and'
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YOUR attemion is pai-tieuiariv in- '•'^•^¦¦'^•''^'^'¦'f'^'io":^iii:zi.'i'iU iXni'^^^^z :;;;j;::;;;v,.,'r;,,v-M
Th»l th«™b.crn.trU„„nh,ua.»!r,U.L''t^„ ,.,« CLUCKS  A .\ U   ,1.11;,-, ItCDS, .iu ,U,.,. ,.vm..;,u; ,'¦.,.
Ju,.Oj,..-,uil«dl-,.rl),.is„ltUr.„v=ar.oruiJ,„„aj-...u„B   •''^ off-r.-.U,: u,-, -.-i..u.,,,„„..„. ; i,.,,,,,^ f..^  ,.„..L ,„.,,
Gentlunieu of ^ilxteeD. '  ' '^ i     L. ll. Ijtm- ii pr.icttenl I iuii;-i kco :ind \V.ii-h   Ma   ' tnlJ'.Ue-   :idvjiieL-       u,
All perrons living at a tiirtancc. purchaiins elolhlu? at ihiM eu.iidi.-hment. have lho priviK-ge ol rwturuice
tbem ifihey do
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.Hii/ji^nt St..b.-i.
F. -I   HOVT.
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his prL-=i.i ntali. Ijy \
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PBARL PO-WTDBR;
THE object of tbis CosmeUc is to harmonlre and gotten lhu character of tho Com-
„       , „,      ,      ,   PKXioa.    Being an article entirely different from ftad
irecklCH.Sunburn, llrapl*!a,4-c., after tryingin vain   mucn superior to ordinary powder, it reqnlrei a .-^malt
havo been rBmoved by iblB      In  fact, it in a ccrtalij   qu'^ntity in Us application, and yet so ideutllieB Itselt
cure for SKIN. HEAD AND FALE DlSEASEi?. with the natural appearancn as lo be impt-rccptilde lo ;
Unt purohaoers <ibould be  aure togettho genuine   the nicentobservi^r    To ihose Udiuu particularly who
article. ara eubject to flushes of the faco or neck, to such aSare
Price 12ieen>pGrca^e. exposed to habitual or occaaional agiiatli.ns. whether
^o^ giilu ut  JOHN  i. LONG'S  Drug St Chemical | utrYouri or otburwiae. the I'earl Powder affurda harm.
Store, No. 5 N. Queenst., Lancaster. juuu2.if.J7     | Icsa. ciTcctual and inoet welcome reUof; it ia also  Very I
cool and refreshing in warm wualhwr, '
aua hi:: ed I..T '•
EVANS *t SCHULTZ, I
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL DEALERS IN
TOBACCO, SEGABS &,Si\aJJe'F,   j
N. QdeeiiStrowt, between Aiichuel'8 Hotel aud Long'3 !
Drug Store, and immediately opposito Jobn
B'-ar'8 Book Store, Lnnra^ter. I'ji.
Toilet Powder: j
The Toilet and lhu Nuraery bear equal testimony to I the value ol tbis article ; In both it is justly esteemed ' indlfpen.-^abIo. To cool the aurtace of lho attiu~to conceal thu effect ol agitaiion—lo allay chafing and Irritation, are  its fuuctlona,   Tha proprietor ciireclB
1500 ¦^-'^^^ PeklviA.v Glm.no,
HAVTT  in a^nrA onil Fnn coin rt« <!,„'?''^*?^^''°'''°"  o bucu.-e purity aod .Twetiuesa m mo jc. A V £i in aiOre anu ior sale on the   UoUon of the ingredients as Well as nvulnata aud ex- most liberal terms, SbOAJiS, TOUACCO AND' »otnb!a in its preparations. S).>Ui'KiDevery Tariety, of highly approved brnnd-'J    Prepared and sold at JuBt recoived from the largtetUiiuaofm Philadolphla. CHARLES A. HEINITSH'S
Purchasura of any of thoabovB articlea will Und it Medicinal, Druji und Chemical Storij, No 13,
to their advantaaw to oall and eiamtn* our fltooli, aa Eait King meet
we aro Mcluslvely engaged in thu I'uaineaa, and our at-   "^iid for said at W. E. HEINITSII'S '
tantlon la deTOied to btepiog a atock of the varioua ar- ¦     Variety dtore' So IS
ticloa worthy the attention of dealers in generaL Mra. S. HUBLEY, Mrs. HULL. Wiffluj SHUODER'a
JACOU, fiVANS. JOHN E. SCHULTZ. HUNTER, Dn. tSY A. PEWN£flAK£R, Mount  Joy
.   Jtuwai ' *0^      JACOB.aXAUFfitft,($o. JBft8&-£8
LOOK OUT!
pHEAPEST    Carpet  Store   in •\r;:^?-;::^:^-
Ent'ry and Stair CarpctE ; de'^ui-T^u^u '""J'in
t)il t:ioib.-*. from hall a yard to eigbt yardJ ^id^ ;        i^j,^*, j,u,,,,.kU „ A> indow->h.ides " |-1' I    '
ShL-ep^kin uud Door->I.:£s and Mattiug. i      .'„Vn ^i " '^°
Lall andexamiuu for venrMves at No, tt 3. EiciiTH    —^ _
itroci.aljovB Cheinul I'luludvlphin,, '
wiLLi.vii siLCo:;:.
Jur.e 10 2;i-jm
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S5-:A  B.\'l|liS<; : -^^.v^r .«l«mlol.t..^ultpurcb;
^ATlO^Al.    UOirSE, :      ^'^'^ -^^ove OUANO i. a v.^- ^-....ti- an-..ie, uud i. LONG  BRANCH.  N.  J. tfuarauued to bo pure. .^.^
STOKES & PETIT, respectfully'                '''¦'"'. 'L: I;":::^*::,-.:.. iul..ru.ii.<jr Ir ..I.J. ai.d  thu pu. i-c, iLui  Ui. j       mny 2.1--:rn-S; \.. .. %..,:    ui. ..y.-.. tdn..,l-i__
li.*voputcl'aatduf Samuel Cooper hi? well ltuu\ru uud, PAfER  WAREHOUbB
popular WATEMNO l-LACK.locaied   as above, ana     t A O      rn      l\ I.'!> IJ W L'Ci % V    i-   /'/"k Laving bad lbi>>-anio thoroughly rupufrtd and  Dewlyt    I Ab.    1.   JJiiililtl^ivOU A   tXL,U., ruruinlied,it will befjundouewf themostlieallhyaud'ti    IUj FuUou fir...::. .^•--' ^oi^  u..v. eou-1 M.uy oo pleasant places ou tbe Sou Shore. j i,jud a very Ur^e and dcilrablu a^sotlUlellt   i.f  paper
r»'.B.—Will be Open on lhu itat Of Juno. I which ihev cCcr ou   iho  Ivwi-at term.-,  couai-juri  uj
Conveyance twice daily i-y lho Camden and ./\mb07 ' News aud'iioyli papcre, ail MZeb aud w.-iKhli,, L- Uur- Bailroad Liutt, to Highhiown or Jameeburgb, theuow Cap«, Ib>*ue. Haugiua". \% hiiu aud Ctdoit-d diffurm' bjitageio LongliraBch. wiutha. KuKtish  nuU  Am„r,oau   Haril*-^re. Sbeaiin.-
_ , WOOLMAN STORES,        H-ttrrtf, tiwiU.l'alUfra, iittad:a. Blr«* 1\ rappint,-.T,L
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