Lancaster Examiner and Herald

              VOL. XXIV.
¦ I'l.'BLISIIKD   BV
EDM^ARH C. DARLINGTON,
«Fri4;i: in xohtii qUkkn 8T»eet.    .
¦L^0AS^1&^: M.;: :^
NEW SERIES, VOL. XII-NO. 34.
\lcht atl e&x " to singifig l>irds,*' L.e,:stoty' t^^^^ "  ' ""'WAWTEP/     .« „.   .^il I
Thc EXA1\IINER & DEMOCRATIC HERALD ' „ot room to spread their Idofikets, tliey wero ea¬ is puMf^hini we^kly at-nvo dom.auh ayear. ! ^   ¦..       - ¦ AuvKKTir^KMENTH not eicecdiiig oiic square will h<' ios'-rti'il tbrw timcH fox one dulbtr.und iwrnly- (ivi- cutf will bi-fhar(;ed forvacli additional hisfrtion. .\ lil.L'nil dbicount allowed to those advertirting by the
I r«ason Of the whites ^encroaching,«M«y/iff^i I i3ji, Joy of September, I^^^^     -   ^     -
For Uie Kxaniinor k Ilerald.
'riie Oldeu Times of "Couostogoe Manor."
CHAPTKa I. iVeliminarv reniarlt?—Columbus discovered Ameri¬ ca, 14.M2"-Iiidiaiis—I-cnni Lenape—Aquanuschi- oiii—Tribe.s of lbc IJelawarca, Unami. Wunalach- tikoi?, and Mniwcya—Various tiihe.-i at tbe settling of IViinsylvania, tbo A.^sunpiiik, &c.—Difforoat naiues applied to tbo A(iuanu:'ebioni, Iroquois, ite,—TIio I'ivo Natiiuis—William Penn's grant— Markhaw and the hidiaii.''-Penn's amval^roaty «.t .'^hakara.aion—Moiuran':' purchase—Tbo Suh- iliK-bannnhs demur: Tho Conostogoca—Shawa- i.c.-^o Fettle nt Couostogoe ]tjS&—The Ganawfso or Conoya—PennV .second arrival—Council nnd treaty, 1701—Artieles of agreement—Parties fur- iii.<hvil with COpie-'i—CarefulIj' proscr^'cd, iiy the l!onosti)goe;; till l~(i3j by thc yhawanc.so till ITli-I.
           and hoffe tlis darboi.
I)a.ss in der Barbarei, auch w.^ 711 finden sci, l';i-s uicht barbari.sch ist,—t'Li:iii.\G,
A prrliminary chapter, to fully understanp all relating to the Oldrn Times of" Couostogoe Manor *' is dcRmed necessary, in presenting the promised incidents clustered aronnd thc TtTanor. Long before the European race hnd any knowl¬ edge of ihc New world, it had been irhabited by a numerous race, whose gradual decrease and extinction seems inevitable, and has been and t'l an incxhaustable thcmo of reflection with somo thinking and benevolent men; and who, by an easy transition, are cliarging the cause of this decrease, as a crime of no ordina¬ ry hue to the whites. If not out of place here, a question, on this point, might bo raised and answered.    But it M'ould bo too episodic.
When Coliimbns discovered America, ho found the aboriginal nations numerous; and having, as he thought, readied tbe eastern shore of India, bo ealled tbo wild race, huliaJts-. To ^notice incidentally more tban two of thesonu- mcrous nations, is not compatible wilb tbo wri¬ ter's design. The Lenni Lenajte, called Drla- 7oarC3,hy the English, and Aqnanuschioitii tbe formrr signifying. The original people, ibc lat¬ ter, " Thc united people," can only be mention¬ ed. The Lcnopo were divided into three tribes: Unami, Wnnalachtihos, and IVIonseys; lho two former iuhnljitcd iliu country between the sea and Blue mountains—eastward as far us the Hudson ; and westward lo tbo Potomac. Tbo warlike Monseys occupied ilio regions be¬ tween tbc Blue mouninins and lhe sources of tbe Susquehanna and Delaware rivers.
At the first settlement of Pennsylvania, tbc Dilaivarf tribes were the Atsunpink or Stony Creek Indians; Andastakas,nt Christiana,Del¬ aware ; Neskamanies, Bucks connty. Pa.; Sha- kaviaxons, Kensington, Pa.; Maiitas, Burling¬ ton, N. J.; Tntcloes Txn^ Nanticokes,m\'\T- giiiia and Maryland. (Tbo Nanticobes, at a later period moved higher up the Susquehanna). The Monseys or Mimsi7iks,x\ca.t Easton; the Mandts and Narrtticongs, near Earitan, N. J.; tho Capitanasscs, Foniptons and Gacheos, in. N. J. Several clans of tbo Mingoes were liv¬ ing scattered amongst tbe Delawares. Frond's Pi/. zV, 291.
The Aqaanuschioni, i. e. '* The Unitetl peo¬ ple," called Iroijnois by the French; Mengif< by the Delawares; Maqnas by tho Dutch; Minquaas by the early Swedish setilers ; Min¬ goes by tho English and Americans, were a confederate nation, consisting of Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, and Scnecas— the Tuscaroras being expelled from the Soutli, were adopted in 171.3 or I-l, by ibo Iroquois, who possessed the country north of Pennsylva-, Ilia, about Ibo lakes Erie, Ontario, extending westward lo ibe Mississippi, and sniithward to the Obio. Oiher nations and tribes were con¬ nected with the Dclnicares and Irotfuois—some of them had united with them httfore, and oth¬ ers after, William Penn's first arrival in the provinces; of tbe latter wero the Shawanese and Ganawese, Giinawoiaa or Conoy Indians, settled fur some time in Lancaater county.
Wiu.iAM Penn, grandson of Giles Penn, and son of Sir Wiinam Penn, an English Admiral, ¦wbo commanded tbe British fieet in Oliver Cromwell's lime, and in the early reign of Charies II; having obtained a gram for a largo tract of land, in America, from Cbarles, fui services rendered, by his father,—having re¬ ceived a charter, dated March dth, 1G8], made sales of lands to adventurers, called _first pnr¬ cliasers, who embarked tbe same year for " Fen7isylvania," so called, by ihe King, in honor of Atlmiral Penn.
Among tbe first colonists was Markham, ap¬ pointed deputy governor nf the province, wbo soon after bis arrival, conformable to Iiis in¬ structions from the proprietary, held a treaty with tbe Indians, to procure tbeir lands peace¬ ably, ibns following the example of Calvert, a catholic, in 1G34, who planted a colony in Maryland; of Williams, a baptist, 163G, in Rhode Island ; of tbe Swedes when landing at Inlopen, 1637; of Philip Carterel, IOCS, Gov¬ ernor of New Jersey.
Markham's treaty wiih tho Indians was held in June, 1C82, and bo purchased lands from lhem on the Delaware river, as appears from a deed dated July 15, 1C62, signed on tho part of the Indians, by Idquahon, lannottowe, Idquo- quey won, Sahoppc for himself and OUonicbon. Swampissc, Nahoosey, Tomackhickow, Wcs- kektitt and Talawis, Indian Shackamaker, (sa-i chems or chiefs).
William Penn, the proprietary, sailed for America, and landed at New Castle, on the 27ih Oct., 1GS2—and before his return to Englandt 16S-1, held jwrsonaliy similar treaties wiih the Indians, adopting measures to purchase thq lands on tbc Susquehannah, from lho Five Naiions, who pretended a right to tbem,—hav ing, as they asserted, confxueied tho Indians formerly settled there. The Just treaty betwceij Penn, in propria persona, now Kensington) Dec. 14, 1CS2. The sachems and warrior* there, met Penn uuder tbo shade of a colcbra¬ ted elm tree. Penu was plainly dressed, not distinguisJicd by arms or insignia of power, ex¬ cept by a blue sash. A peaceful uain of Qua¬ kers, llis retinue, holding in bis bands a parch¬ ment containing tbo treaty of amity and of purchase. Tbis was a treaty standing single in the annals of the couniry. It was just and adhered to, and the prosperity of tho colony was not aflerwards, for many years, disturbed by Indian hostilities.
Penn having determined before long to re¬ turn to England, and not having time person¬ ally to visit the hearths of the Indians, engaged Governor Dongan, of New York, to purchase from lhem,"all that tract of land lying on both sides of the river Susquehanna, lakes adjacent, in or near tbo province of Pennsylvania."— Dongan efl'ected a purchase, and conveyed the same to Penn, for one hundred jiounds sterling. —SmilWs Laws II, 111.
Aparty claiming to be interested, demurred ; they would by no means acquiesce. To satisfy them, Penn on his return to America, in I70I met them and others in council. After a treaty aud several speeches, these Indians ratified and , -confirmed Governor Dongan's deed- The de¬ murring parly were the Sasquehannah Indians, wbom, with their adopted neighbors, it is pro¬ posed to briefly notice, beforo introducing tbe Atticles of Agreeinent.
The Sasquehannah Mintjuays or Conostogo Indians (Col. Ree, IT, 9) lived nt Iiuiian Town, Conoauigoe Manor, a place noted in tbe annals of Pennsylvania for its numerous councils and treaties; and as tba arena of an exparte san¬ guinary  conflict « Doing sterner   deeds   of
blood,—laying waste by torch and fagot—reck¬ ing blood and curiing smoke closed the scene," The trne origin of the Conostogoes is not easily ascertained. Gov. Keith, who paid thera an officfal -visit in 1722, says : " The Conoatogoe Iridians were formerly a part of the Five Na¬ tions, called Mingoes, and speak tho same lan¬ guage to this day: that they actually pay tribute now to the Five Nations, and either from natu¬ ral affection or fear, are ever under their influ¬ ence and power,"   CoL Ree. Ill, 216.
From all tlie record} and hlstoriesV so Tar as oxamifiedj it (ippear5,',il%8 Conoa&goM, herf"
ily maile strong and were faithful to their promise of 1701: "iThat nono of the said In¬ dians shall at sny. time be aiding:, assisting or abetting any other nation, whether of Indians or others, that shall not at suoh time be \n ami¬ ty wiUi.the crown,of England,and with this gpvemmeDt."^ This can, however, not be said of alt lheir affilialod SoiUhems. It ran in their VBins to disregard ^^plighted faith." Allusion is had to none other than the I Shawancse (Shawannah, Shawanos or Sawa- i^os, the same, different only in orthography) meaning literally in the Delaware language the South. As Shasaaneu, tho south: Shawana- eJiaii, tbe souiii wind—now commonly called Shaiaanese, These camo from the soutb, aot- ded near the Conostogoes, in 1GS9. In the minutes of the Provincial Councils of Pa., vol. til, p. -l?!, it stands wriiten: "August 25, 1732—at a council held in, tho preaence of Thomas Penn and others—Conrad Weiser, In icrpretor—about sixty families of the Sbawa- lieso, wbo were settled to tho Southward, came up to Couostogoe, about thirty-five years aincej and desired leave of tho Sasquahannah Indiansi who were planted thore, to settle on that river- Uiat those Sasquahannah Indians applied lothia government that they might accordingly settle, and that they would becomo answerable for tbeir good behavior. That our late proprietor arriving soon aftor (1701), the chief of the Shawancse and of the Sasquehannahs came to Philadelphia and renewed their application; that the proprietor agreed to their aettlementj and the Shawaneso thereupon camo under thc protection of tbis government; that from that timo greater numbers of the samo Indians fol¬ lowed them, and settled on tbo Sasquebannab ind Delaware ; that as tbey had joined them selves to the Sasquehannah Indians Avho were dependant on tbo Fivo Nations, ibey thereby fell also under their protection." j The Shawncso occnpied a town, called Po' qnehan or Peqnea, on tho Susquehannah, a few miles below tbo mouth of the Conestogo. Af¬ terwards tbey left there, settled for a short limo in Louther or Paxton Manor, the lower end of Cumberland county—tbence they went, in open violation of a treaty held with them in 1701, a copy of wbich had been furnished them at the timo, and joincil the French, " aiding, assisting and abetting " n nation not at amity witb tbo crown. Early His. W. P., Ap. p. IGl.
The Concsiogoes liad also another afliliatcd clan, wbo were contiguous neighbors, the Ga 7iajc-rse, Gangawesc or Conoy tribo ; sometimes called Piscatawas, wlio came to Pennsylvania in 1700, lived at a place, called DicaneagaJi or Connrjnhcra, between Conestogoe and Faxton, Hanisburg. At a council beld, June Gtb, 170G, jGovcrnor Evans says ; " That theso Indians, then called Garimoese or Piscataway Indians, about five years ago wlwrt they came to settle .within tbis government, came to Philadelphia in company with those of Conestogoe, and tbe Shawanoise, who engaged lo our government for lheir peaceable deiJoriment nnd behavior amongst us.   Prov. Ree. 11,354.
Tbc Conestogocs, or ilemnrrcrs to Dbngun's purchase and sale, soon on Penn*s second visit to tbe Colony, beaded by their King Connood- agbtch, in company wiih Wopaththa alias Opas- sah. King of the Shawanese ; and Weewhin- jo7fgh, chief ef the Gatiawcse, repaired to Phil¬ adelphia, met Penn, wiib somo members of council and divers otbers, and entered into the following articles of agreeinent:
and seals, duly executed. .And noodaghtob both, for ."himself' arid his nation',' covenant nnd agreej thathe will at all times,^ be r^ady further 10 conflrm^ and make gtKjdthe aaid sale, according to the tenor of the same ; and that the said Indians ol.Susquahanpa:sh'^l answer the s^iiX William P«n»,,bis heirs and successors, for the good behaviour and conduct of (he said Poto'mack /?*rfta»5;-and for their performing the aeverni articles herein expressed. j'/i£«m,-The aaid William Penn doih lujreby pi-omiso, for himself, Uis heirs and successors, that he and they will, at all times, show Ihem- s^vea true friends and brothers to all, and ove- rf of the said Indians,hy assisting thom with the best of their advices, directions and-coun¬ sels, and wiil, in all things, just and reasonablo, befriend them; they behaving themselves,.as aiforesaid, and submitting to the laws of this province, in all things, as tbo English, and oth-. w Christimis therein, do;" To which they, t»ue said Ittdians, hereby agree and oblige .them¬ aelves, and their posperity for ever. _ ^ , ; «In witness whereof, tho said partiea nave, as a confirmation, made mutual preaenta 10 each aether; tho Indians, in fiva jmrcoU of skins, and the said William Penn, in aeveral Engiiah ijooda and merchandizes, as a binding pledge of the pramises, never to bo broken or violat¬ ed ;—And, as a further testimony thereof, have also to these presents aet their hands and seals, the day and year above writton '
Copies of these articles of agreement wero furnished to the several chiefs. The Conesto- goes preserved theirs with much care, till tho unfortunato holders were surprised and slain at Lidian Town, Dec. 14, 1763, when John Hays, Dec. 27, 1763 agreeably to John Penn'a orders, enclosed a list of namea ofthe slain to the gov- ernor, and an account of lheir effects and pa¬ pers, among which was a copy- Prov. Ree. S. p. 450, '51-
¦ Tha Shawanese alao bad a copy, which. Red Hawk, their speaker, produced, at a conference hold with them by Col- Bouquet, at a camp near Tuscarowas, Ohio, November lith, 1764. Botiquet's Journal ^c* of 1764, His. JT". Pa. Ap. p. 103. CHARTEER.
undef their bands | necessariesi   Too rvmny-'of them strut jwrnp-  dersUnUs tho 1 Vnd lhe- aaid Ciin- oUsly about our .streets, fashionably alttredi yet' JoJ^"""' ^^' ^
.Ip.^^M.I    Ihid'-Tiat7r\rt'''    i...   A..\.^ -Ma-A^ .f.^^.\ 1- mL.    »•>-.. . .,'       - ..       I  - . , I ¦ ¦ — -'—.—- -^
itj debt even fot board and ctothes; while oth- ersi wasto inhenti»d-'fortnnes-in luxurious and eyen ¦ vicious indulgences, till, .dvertakeri by poverty, they becomb dejected, tbinkthemgelves fortunate to get work, live along from hand to mouth, and-finally, disabled^ are thrown upon the cold charitios of a heartless world. Yoting Trteii, 80 liveiliat in advanced age you can both pjsasess a coinpotence and look back upon a life
\VELL SPENT.
MANJN.A DJiy GOODS STORE.   One wlio,UO-r
" s'Oermiin'latignaKB may hear of a good addroasine "MEKCHANT" nt-lhifl-Qf- ' IJuly 10 S2
' AaTicr,KS of Agrkkment, indented, made, concluded and agreed upon, at Philadelphia, the 2.?rd day of the Srcond-moiuh, catled April, 1701, between WilUtim Penn, Proprietary and Governor of the Province of PeHslva7iia, and territories therennto belonging, on the one part, Coniioodaghtoh, king of tbe Indimis, inhabiting u[K)ii and about, the river SusqiiaJiau7ia, in the said province, and Widaagh (alias OreUyagh; ) Roqunash and A7ida^gy, Fmtrkquagh, chiefs of the said nations of Indians; and Wopaththa, king, and Lcnioytuytgh and Femoyajoaagh, chiefs of tbe nations of the Shawanna- hulians; and Ahookassongh, brothor of the emperor, for, and in behail of tbe emperor; and Weeiahiji- joiigh, Chequittayh, Takyewsau !p Worprafrkoa, chiefs of the nationa of tbe Indians, inhabiting in and about the northern part of the river Po- tovtack, in tbo said province, for, and in behalf of themselves and successors, and their several nations and people, on tho tiher part, as fol- loweth :
* Thar, as hitherto Ihero hath alwaya been a gootl understanding and neighborhood between the said Williani Peun, and bis Lieutenanlj, since his first arrival in ihe aaid province, and tbo several naiions of Indians, inhabiting in and about tbo same, so tbere shall bo, for ever hereafter, a firm and lasting peace continued between William Penn, his heirs and succes¬ sors, and all the E7tglish, and otber Christian inhabitanis of tho suid province, and tbo said kings and chiefs, nnd their successors, and all the several people of the nations of Indian.'! aforesaid ; and that they shall, for ever hereaf- tor, be as one bead, and one heart, and Uvo in true friendship and amity, as ono people.
* Fteiji, That the said kings and cliiofs (each for himself, and bis people, engaging) ahall, at no time, hurt, injure, or defraud, or sulfer to bo hurt, injured, or dcfranded by any of their Indians, any inhabitant, or inhabitants of the aaid province, either iheir persons or estates; And that the said William Fetm, his heirs and successors, ahall not suffer to be done, or com¬ mitted, by any of the subjects of E7igland, within lho said province, any act of hostility, or violence, wrong or injury to, or against any of tho said Indians ; but shall, on both aides, at all limes, readily do justice, and perform all acts and offices of friendsWip and good-will, to oblige each other to a lasting peace, aa afore¬ said.
* Ite7n, That all and overy of the said kings and chiefs, and all and every particular of tha nations under thera, shall, at all times, behave themselves regularly and soberly, according to tbo laws of this governmeni, wliilo they Uvo near, or among the Chrirtiau inhabitants there¬ of, and that lho said Indians shall havo tho full and free privileges and immunities of all thc said laws, as any other inhabitant j they duly owing and ockuowledging the aulhority of tho crown of E7igla7td, nud government of this province,
* Item, That none of tbe said Indians shall, at any lime, be aiding, a."«si3ting, or abetting any other nation, whether Indians, 01 otbers, that shall not, at such time, bo in amity with the crown of ETigland, and with tbis government.
* Item, That, if, at any timo, any of the said India7i^ by means of evil minded persons, and sowers of sedition, should hear any unkind or disadvantageous reports of tho English, as if they had evil designs against any of the said Indians, in such case, such Indians shall aend notice thereof, to tbe said William Penn, bis heirs, or successors, or their lieutenants, and sliall not give credence to the said reports, till by that means they shall be fully satisfied con¬ cerning the truth ihercof; andihat the said William Pc7i7t, his heirs, and auccessors, or their lieutenants,shall, atall times, in such caae, do the like by them.
* Item, That the said kings nnd chiefs, and their successors, shall not suffer any strange na¬ tions of Lidians to settle, or plant, on the further side of the Susqualianua, or about Po- tomack river, but such as are there already seat¬ ed, nor bring any otber hidians jnto any part of this province, without the special approba¬ tion and permission of the said WiUiam Pen7i, bis heirs .and successors.
.-*Item, That, for the prevention of abuses, that aVo too frequently put upon the said /«- dians, in trade, thesaid WHUmn Fe7i7t,'Wt%'hes\T& and successors, shall nol suffer, or permit, any peraon to trade, to converse, with any of the said /rtrftflTw, but such as shall bo first allowed and approved, by an instrument, under the hand and seal of him, the said WilUa7n Peitn, pr his heirs, or successors, or their Lieutenants ; and lliat tbe said 'htdians shall suffer no person whatsoever 10 buy or ^ell, or have commerco with any of thotn, the said hidians, but such as aball firsi be approved, as aforesaid.
* Item, That the said Iruiians shall not sell^ or di.sposo of, any of their skins, peltry, or furs, or any other effects of their hunting, to any person, or poraons whatsoever, oul of thesaid province, nor to any other person, but such as shall be authorized, to trade with them, as aforeBaid : And, that, for their encouragement, the BHid Wtlltam Pe7m, his heirs and succes¬ sors, shall take care to have them, the said J«- dians, duly fumisbed with all sorts of neceaaa¬ ry goods, for their use, at reasonablo rates.
Item, That tbe Potomaek Indians, aforesaid, with their colony, shall have free leave of tbe said William Fen7t, to setlle upon any part of PotomacV river, \vithin the bounds of this pro¬ vince : They strictly observing and practising all, and singular, the articles aforeaaid, lo them relating.
'Item, Tho hidiant of Conestogo, upon, and about, the river, Susqualianna, aad mora ea- .'pecially, the said Connoodaghtoh, their king, doth fully agree to, and by these presents, abso¬ lutely ratify the bargain and sale of lands, Iy. ing near :&hd.:abQnt^ the said river, formerly made to th? said William. Penn, bis heira and 8uccessdrai''Btte[^sihce^ hy Or^yagh and An*
fhe Romance of Burleigh House.
Onco upon a time, about * Sixty years since,' or perhaps more, an English noblemen married a farmer's daughter. Tbis was tho Earl of Exeter, who had becn disgusted with fashion¬ able life, on account of the infidelity and disre¬ putable behavior of his born wife, from whom ho at last procured a divorce. After this, ho journeyed about incognito, somewhat after the manner of Burcbill, in the Vicar of Wakefield, cteterraincd, with a certain wilful eccentricity, which is said lo belong to his order, to look for a gentle and moro obedient wife among the humble daughters of the land—ono who would love him for himself alone. Thus wandering about—a sentimental pilgrim in search of a new eensation—he sojourned for a time in tho house of Farmer Hoggins of the village of ^odnet in Shropshire. Here he fell in love iWith the farmer's eldest daughter, Miss Hog¬ gins, (Phoibus, what a name !) a fair, simple- hearted girl—a good specimen of England's lowly born but bGautiful coantry maidens. He proposed for her, ot last, and thongh nobody knew wbo be was or whence he camo, his agreeable manners and his apparent possession of a little competence, bad due weight wiih thc family—the more readily that Mias Hoggins herself sincerely returned the aitacbment of ber modest suitor. In snch a case—aa Tommy Moore says—
When once tho young heart of a maiden is stolen, TUe maiden herteif will steal after it soon:"
and so,'in a little time, her father having con¬ sented aad Miss Hoggins having very sensibly changed her name for one that he assumed for tbe occasion—Cecil—we believe—she set off with her bridegroom for his distant residence.
They traveled over the hills and faraway for a great many hours, till at last they came by Stamford, and passing through, stopped before the gates of Burleigh Park. Open the latter flew, as the bridegroom popped his head out of the chaise, and on they went, through a grand avenue of trees, till tbey reached tbe front of tbe EarPs baronial Halt, when be alighted and handing out his bewildered bride, told her that was Burleigh House—her husband was a bolted Earl—and she was Countess of Exeter ! They say the poor girl was so affected by the shock of this wonderful surprise thatsbe never recovered it; but died very soon after, leaving berhus¬ band inconsoloblo and tho touching pathos of ber story to tbo heart of generations to come.— And it has not been lost on our bright-souled poets,—for, all English speaking bards are ours. Our readers bave no objection lo read, onca more, tbe 'most musical, moat melancholy' poem of Tennyson on the subject:
LORD OP BURLEIGH.
For the Examrnor & Herald.
TO A POPUIiARITY SEEKER.
.To wia tho multitude's applause, Advocate tho ** dear peoplo s " ciiu.''o ; Lio, cheat, and rob—that's no defection, I'rovided you avoid detection.
Whatever compaoy you arc in,— To contradict ia a criovoua .iin.
When you aroplaced among church-men, Make as long-focod prayers a.s they can ; Plead for the church, with lips and purse,— Thus'you 'scape the heretic's cnrso.
With wordly men bo woridy too. Keeping thair minda sure in your view, If joyous thoy, or sad, hc either. Divided thcy, yoa be neither.
If io the bar-room you should meet Tho hrawlihg tippler's drunken feat. They're lib'ral, gcn'roug, bravo and strong. And vent their curses loud.and long On all ** misers."—Lib'ral troatinR Will gain you their hurrah's greeting. This dono, when they aro free nnd mellow, They'll swear you'ro a d d fiuo fellow.
If any man, by envy's frown And lualicioua tonguo, la brought down, Givo him a kick, tramp him in the dust. If amnn'sup, (unworthy or jnat) O! do yonr best, raise biia higher ;— Wheo the flame is up, stir tho lire.
Should one donbt your sincerity, Givo him sweet, nico, hypocrisy In A semi-confidential way, Tho surest modo his doubts to lay.
Fino dress, and pur.-^e with gold well lined, Most indiaponitablo you'll find ; How they're obtained it matters not, Provided the law's tyrannio rod Don't reach your hack ;—and if ii sbould It*' serves you right";—for, sure you could Avoid its stripes, ftnd stay its hand By " doing the thing " gontccl and Wand.
Tmth, honor and consistency. Meek, honost, just integrity Aro empty sounds, mere puffs of air, For which Bomo weak minds, only, euro.
Whatever your frionds say or do, Praiso thom, call them right and truo; Do not reprove thom to their face. Lest tboy might mond thoir ways.
If you havo wronged a friond or foo. And ho flhould reasons aak, or show, Shun contradiction and bis face— Behind his bock, nrguo his cose. M.
OnEQOs, July 15, 1S50.
Insurance.
THE anhscribcr has teen- appointed AgCDl :for tho Fanpers' Mutual Insurance Campi>ny of Lancaflter county. Persons deairou-i ol having tbpir property Insured by said Company, can do so by' call¬ ing on the undnrsigned at his offico In South Queen at., two doora above tho Mechanics' Hall. "
May2&-tf-26] .       -   BENJ. IIRRR.
EX€1KA]VG£: HOTEI4,
Eaat King Street, Lancaater, Penna.
WILLIAmT STEELE.
TAKES thia method of informing the public -gonerally, that having purchased of Mr. Christian Shertr, all the property connected wjth tho " EX¬ CHANGE IIOTEL," lie boa removed to lhu pamo, and refluectfiilly soUcUb the natroungo of tho puhlic. He confidently Hopes, by strict uttention to tho wiahes of thoso who may favor him with Iholr patronage, to merit a liberal cudtom. ,     ,.   ,    ,,.
His TABLK will always bo liberally furnished with thu heat dolicaciea the market alfords.
His BAR^11 coustnntly bo supplied \rfth WincH and Liquors of the choicest brands.
HiB Stabling la commodious and well fitted up.
JKB- He rospectfally Bollcitt a shara of publio pat- roHaSe. U""" 12-tf-:!8
r7t^?Si^iirl°'^f\'i.''°''°f!i.'^'?^ °!i£T° -^^^^h Tho Judges of tho Supi.mo Courl, of tho soTcral Court. S- Jil w'.m\^'.5.T.'S" "PA'.'v"'?"'"' «"«0rtn'™j of Common rleu. iiid of auih'olhef Conrta of Roconl of I TALLIN MAIUILt, nud that he U now prepared ^ „„ „ ,,,„ii b„ b..itabli«h?a by law, shall bo eli-oli-il by. tooiecutoin the best stylo ifomimmi,, Tomb,, and tboquallficaclectorsof tlu.Comnioowoalth.intheniaL- graw Sl.ne., ilfonjri., l)oor «ml IFmdav, Silt,,Slqi.,. ;„>ollowteg,;io nitr.Tho Judsos ot the Supremo ''¦m5„.Ti'i?J?1.°'Z''°,'', ?''"•-., , ... ., ., Coort. by tho qnaliflodoleeloraof''tho Commonwealth linJ wf™! ™...^™°^;k''''!l\ ? v''"'' f 1"?^° «' l«re» i ">» I'resMent Judges of tl.e several Court, of ii^S ihS^J'Tf,,?' ''^."^ otherostabl.hmentintho c^^on Pleas, aud of such other Courts ol Beoord a.H ISUnn™ V^ TJYf'S.^i",.''",,'?;^'""'.''','?''.',"'"¦"" nro or shall bo established by la*, and Ml other Judges .iir.Yvi'i ', Jh"' ",»'»"' f»" •" ojecuted in tho yery „„„i„a lo bo tornod in thi l.w,' bytho oualllie.! cler- .^ LETrarcUTOm S ™!n , rPK «»« •" "'° ""l'™'"" distriots o'v/r whiA th.-y "V™ to mTm H™..r,k. ^ . r "',pN"I.lSH and GI.K- p„Blde or net as Judg.^ ; and.th.^ Associate Judge, of r™;„," ,'',^° *°"°" ¦""'«». "'¦¦1 ¦>¦'""> "M' {ho Couris of Conm.o,,l'l,-.L, hythe .(..aline.! electors of
WATIOWAI. HOl'SE.
The Proprietor, GEOHGE DANNEH, "pESPECTFOlLY iiiforma his friends, nnd
-tVthe Public iu (Jeneral,.that he has taken that largo throe-story TAVT-.UN."NAT10NAL HOUSK," North Quoen street, West Side, Contrai part oftho city ot Laucaster, his former Old stand, lately kept hy Good k Johns.
The Building hcing lorgo nnd conTenient, none is hotter calculated io the city for a I'ublic Ilouso. Its Parlors, Lodging Kooms, (single .and double.) and other Apartments are spacious and convenient, so that fami¬ lies, as well OS others, may be suitably accommodated, in the busineaa part ot the city.
The Proprietor hopes, therefore, by strict attontion to huainefiSj lo receive a liberal share of tho public pat ronago. His friends, who will honor him with a call, will flnd that nothing shall be wanting on his port, to make them perfectly nt home. Hb! Tablo and Bar will bo HOPpUed with tho hest iu Market. A large ond convoolent Yard aud Stabling are attached to the os- tablishmout, attended by a careful Ostler.
Adril 17.1850. tf-20
The'Peoples' liarlile Worksj
^si'Chetiiai Strei%yeai^lif ^'chterli'ilateiia   '  ' ¦¦'.¦ meduiteljf irpporile tie {Rail: Boad.Depat.
Lewis HalcEy, Iffarble Mason, ¦"DESPECTFULLrinfoms the public that he
¦*-*' Iinn iiint: paniitvcil ¦ ennnrli utnAV  nr. •.»_..   Aft1L*ni
.' • (-meiit-ortlie'CousJtfttution.'
RE'SOLVEDifty th^_Se3iale-and Home of Representative's of the Common'weatth of Pennsyl¬ vania tn OeneraL tQitembly meti That tho ConBtitution of this Commonwealth tw amended in tliu Accond nec- tioD of tho HCth articlfll'flo that Tt shall read a.-i fullowa :
ghftatretpftta.gtijjbeirttscntents.
' MiElltCER" JdHES, '
Wholesale LookiBgrrCrlass,
WHIP,  BauSH. COMB, ISASKET,
''    WOODKN  WAliE   STOKE.   No.  145   Nobth Tu.an St., four doors ftboTfr* thO'Kagle Hotel; nnd di¬ rectly opiio,-ito to James Kent & Santee's Dry Goods Store, between Kaco and Vine Streets, Phibidelphia. March 20        * Om-IG
Dfula^aniifa jaRJiwrtfsemtutK.
^"iin^ii^.if'f.^'j  «•»     .1        Wt   «       II      1 t     . tlic countfeH rwpectiVL-ly.    The JudKo.i of tho Tiupreino
l.IS»^re.^ni^„l^'^VI'7.''"''J'l?'^''?'*^^^^^ court shaU how their omoeA fov  tho t.-rm of   iftei-n
n^IfS^n;^^i?«,n"^t^""^.?^'^"''^^''''''''"'''* P"!*-   y.-ars, if tliey  nhall so l-ng Kdmve th.-uiH-lves w.ll. Th^Sff^^fh^'i" ™"J'''       K. ,       , I,      : (aol'J^ct to the alintn.ent hi^dunftcr provided for, sub-
h«w?.S^i«?^-*f„H"°»T^T1 ^^^^'^ "l«°h'm-Bo<iuent to thli first .-leclinu;) tb., Vrlidi-xit Judge;     " hohopesby Btnct attention to hiwincsH to merit and   ¦-* • -      ¦   --"    -        — ¦   -      ¦    -
receive a Bliaro of the public's patronage. '   June 19 tf-29
; J5@*We nro uuthorized to announce Da¬ vid G. Eshleman, Esq., of this city, as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, aubject to the decision of the Whig County Conven¬ tion.
I jg@^\VQ are authorized to announce Da yiD  W. Patterson, Esq., of  this civy, aa a candidate for Proaocuting Attorney, sabject to the decision of the Whig County Couven¬ tion.
jS©* We are authorized tfl announce John L. Tho.mpson, Esq., of this city, as a candi¬ date for tho office of Prosecuting Attorney, sabjoctto thc decision of tho Whig County- Convention.
j &^ We ave authorized to annonnce Wii.- 'LlA^t W. BnowN, Esq., of this city, aa a candidate forthe office or Prosecuting At¬ torney, subject to the deciaion of tbe Whig County Convention.
A CABD.
THE subscribers beg leave thus to acquaint their friends and tht public, that they have mado .such arrangements with a house in I'hiladelphia, as wilt euable them to execute ordirr.s for the PURCHASK AND SALE OF
Bank and Railroad Stocks, State and United States Zioans, Slc,
at tho Board of Brokora, witb promptnefls and fidelity, and on ti3 favorable terms in every respect, ii» it can bo dono in Philadelphia. Tho faithflil and conQdential execution of allbudincss entrusted to them may bo re¬ lied on.
MONEY safely Invested for inillviduals or estates in Bonda and Mortgngea, State orUnlted States securities, Stc. Sic. Personal nttention will bo given to the proper und ¦ perfect transfera, kc. of Stock.-?, Loans, ka , uud auch general RuperviBiou as will obtain for thoso cn- trmiting business to them the safest and most desirablo securities.
Also, the collections of Notes, Checks. BlIUi, kc, on Philadelphia, New York, B.aUimoro, and the towns, fcc. in this vicinity. Ponsons desirous of huying or selling any stnck of our Lancaster Banks, Conestoga Steam Miils. Ga.1, or Tumpike Stook. by leaving their orders in our haniLs will reci-ive prompt atteution.
doiix V. 6iiKoiif:a, OEonoE R. Rred.
J. F. SUUODKR&CO,.
N. tv. Corner Kast King and Duke strpnts,
Feb 13 tf-llj Lancaster City I'a
MARBI.E
Mo7iuments, Grave  Sto7ies, TomBs, Mantels,
a7id every  descriptio7i. of  Marble Work,
is executed in the mast heautiful style
at the MARBLE WORKS of
^ ^ cuari.es m. uowbli.,
hast King Street, next door to J. N. Lano k Nephews,
T LANOASTER.
HE under^gned believes that he has the
,. liV*^^**^ """^ ^^^^ appointed catablifihraent of tho kind in the city, and solicits orders from tho city ond diatant places. He usas the best Marble that can b« obtained in nny part of tho world, and keepa constant¬ ly on hand tho heaviest snpply.
His WARE ROOM contains a magnificent display of MautGlfl, and other spccimona of Classic Marblo "Workmanship. Grave Stones, Tombs and Monumonts, of overy oharacter, from tho plainoat to tha cosUient, nro promptly executed and sent to any portion of the Union.
On haud a largo lot of Vermont Grave Stone Slabs, from which Stono Cutters will bo cuppliud nt whoIeFude prices. CHARLES ,M. HOWELL.
Juuo 19 if-UO
Wager's Wine Store.
CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
THE subscriber informs the cit- Izona of LanciAster, and tho adjoin¬ ing counties, tb&t he has opened a branch Tif hia store in thia cily of Lan¬ caster, In South Centre Stiuare, where' cuu ho  had a fine aatiortmont of  CHOICE  WINES, BItANDIES, ic, of A quaUty In all respects ae he ex- cliwlvoly pupplied tho lato Adnin Reigart, Esq., and his successor, Geo. II. Whitukcr, for a period of mora thau 3d years, up to bis denth.
Thc business vill ho conducted under tbo direction of JanieH U. Wager, ns my agent. Salesman. A. P. Waring. PETER 'WAGKll.
No. 2, South 7th street, Philndelphin.
P. B.—Among tbe Wines will bo found very superior PORT WINE rarely to be met witb, and particularly adapted to the utfw of invalldj Also » few bottles very Old Bmudy. [June 26 6t-30
UATS FOR TUE PEOPIiE.
BIVILCN   FRANKLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in Eaat Ki7ig Street, nearly opposite the
FarTjiers Ba7ik, La7icaster, Pa.
AprU 24,1850. tt-21
WTLHAM   WHITEHILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
'>ffLCB willt Renh Frazer, Esq., West King St.,
7iext door west of Reed's tavern,
Lancii.iti!r Jan tj lf-0
Removal.
V7ILLIAM eThEINITSH,
EESPECTPULLY informs his friends, and the public generally, that he has removed to hia New Storuin East Kiug atreet. two doors ca.st of tho Lancaster County Bank di rectly opposite Shertz's Ex¬ change Hotel, when; he baa opened an n.ssortment of
FANCY GOODS, ij-c., consiating of JJnsketa; Hosiery; Kid,Silk,LisleTiircad and cotton Gloves; Thread Bobbin and Cotton. Edg¬ ings and ln.sertingfl; Lauces: Kaucy Perfumery nnd Soups; Shell. BulTidn. Horn nnil Ivory Combs of every deBcrlpUon; Fioe Hnir, Cloth, Shaving. Teeth, Scrubby iugiind Suiting Brushps; every description of Buttons; Corn Brooms and Whl.«l«; Alicant nnd Jnto Mats; Kanry atationerj-; Jcwi-lry; a general iLssortment of Triniuiingsj Willow (loaches and Chain), Bamboo Rocking Chairs fiir children, n nnw and boautiful artl- r.H-; I.ndiesand Gentlemen's Bilk, Linen. Cotton nnd <ii.!\;l.-.iii Haudkerchiefd and ''r.ivats; (r K. Braces; Vi.siiing ;iiid iilayiiig Cards; Terra CottaCard Baskets; .Miiiili'l Oniaiiifuts aud uumrrou.s other article.-; in the
Ne'w   Music,
t-.l and attendt-d to witli'>ut dt-lay; Musi- 'iit,-*. Guitar and Vinlui Strings. Itriilj^e.", IKaviiig  iiiadi; iirriing'-nieuls lur the .-^ali:
i. ly line
A CARD. IflARTinr M. ROiniER.
SURVEYOR   &   CONVEYANCER,   Office, opponite Sprecher's Hotel, Kast KingStreet, Lan- co-ster. Pa.
SCRIVENJNG—.A.l writing Oct!ds."Wills, Mortgagi-s, Rele:uie.t. Accoimts, kc. on reasonable teriaa and the aliortn*it noticu. [March lIMy-l-l
In her car he wbi>'pcrs gaily;
'* If my heart by gigns can tell. Maiden, "l have watfihcd tbee il.iily. And I think thou lov'st my well." frhe replied in accents fainter,
"Thoro is nono 1 love like theo." Hc is but a. landticnjic painter, And a viirago maiden shc ; Uo to lipa that fondly falter,
Presses his without rcjiroof; Loads her to tho village altar.
And thoy leave bor father'.i roof. ** I can make no marriage present;
Littlo can I give my wife ; Lovo will make our cottage pleasant,
And I love theo more than life." Thoy, by narks and luilgos going,
Sec the lordly castles staud : aummer wood.^, about thom blowing.
Made a murmur in the land. From deep thought himself he rouses.
Says to her that lovcg him well; " Let us 9oe thoso handsome houses Whoro tho wealthy nobles dwell." So sho goes by him attended, ^ Hears him lovingly converao. Sees whatever fair and aplendid
Lay boLwixt bis home and hers. Piirka with onka and chestnuts shady,
XiirkR and ordered gardens great, Ancient homes of loifl and lady
Uuilt for pleasure and for state. All ho showa hor m.-tkes him dearer ;
Lvorraoro she seems to gnzq On tbat cottage growing nearer,
Whero they twain will ppeiij their Jays. U, hut sho wfill lovo him truly !
Ho ehall have a cheerful home - Sho will order nil things duly     '
When beneath his roofthcy corao. i hns her heart rejoices greatly Till a gateway Ehe diaccrns. ' With armonial beatings stately
And beneath tho gate kIio turns : tees a mansion more majestic
Thun all thoBO sho saw before ¦ Many n. gallant gay domestic      '
Hows before bim ot the duor. Anil thoy spcalc in gentle murmur luuM 7 '?'^y ^"^"^^ *-° '''^ t^"'I;
Whilo ho tronds with foot.-itep* Jirmer
Loading on from hall to haH. Anil wliite now sho wonders blindly
Nor the meaning can divine 1 rouilly turns ho round, and kindly :—
" All of this is mino and tliino " Here he lives in state and bounty
Lord of Rnrleigh fair and freo ; Nut, a lord in all tho county
Isa.'igroatalonla.she. All at once lho color fiushea
Her Bwcct faco from brow to chin -
¦V" JV*"' "'^'^ s^tinxc .she blushes, '
And her spirit changed within. I hen her counlcnaufu all over
1 iJo ii^ain Ild death did provo ; Hut ho eltt.'^ped her like a lover
And bi» =hecroil her .sonl witli love. .^0 she strove against her weakness
I ho at times her siiirit sunk; Wiaped her heart witfi woman'a meokneB.s,
J o tho duties of her rank Anil a gentlo consort inmle iio
And her guntio miiiil was such, 1 hyt .«lie glow a noble lady
And tho people loved her much, hut a. trouble weighed upon hor
uAV .1^1^'",^'' '"='¦' "'Kilt' and mom With the burden of an honor *
1 Into which she was not bom. 1-aint sho grew and ever fainter.
As she murmured—" would that ho Wcr^ onco moro that laniLscane painter, ^ Which did Win my heart from me. -.° «''?.»J'""0Ved and drooped beforo him,
i-ading slowly from his .side ; 1 hreo fair children firtit sho bore b!io,
rhen. beforo hor timo, sho died Wcopipg, weeping late and early,
Wnlltmg up and pacing down. Deeply mourned tho Lord of Burleigh,
Burloigh houso by Stamford town. And ho came tu look upon hor.
And ho looked at hor and said ;
nriDg the dresa nnd put it on hor,
riiat sho wore when she was wed," I hen her people, softly treading,
Ko3B to earth her body dredt. In the dress thnt she was Tved in,
That bor spirit might have rost.
OFFICE FOR THE
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate,
IVest Kin^ Street, l.ancaHtcr,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Oct 31-tf-4S} D. W. PATTERSON.
Tliof^. 'fV. &. TUeo. S. Evans, DENTISTS,
South-East eoriter of Orange and North Qiteen
Streets, Laneastfr, Pa.
Juno 20 ly-3Q
Dn M. M, Moore & Son, Dentists,
RESPECTFULLY nnnouncQ to tbeir friemls and tho publio generally, tbat tbey still continue to practice HENTISTKY^ iu atl its various hmnches.
ArtiQcial Teeth inserted npon Pivot, i'late or Atmospheric Pressure, from n single tooth to a fall set; carious and decayed Teeth rendered healthy nud sound by tilliiigN; and Teeth extmcted with uiuj- half the pain generally experienced.
Charges in all L-asea moderate.
its'OfilcG—North Queen Street, half square from tlic Court House, and adjoining Col. Mayi;r's Hardware Store, nnd nearly opposito Mr.s. KaufTniau'H Hotel.
Lancaster. April '2i tf-21
crdir:; ri'i'eiv cal  lu.druini SiTi-w.i. kr. of MVERS
Gri'KltlOR   AND CKI.F.IIR
he will fceoii an .assortment,   Ladie.-; ean have an oppor- tuiiityof trying iMusie before purcliai-iiig. A£" Thankful for pa-st favors be ri;.-»iH-ctfu!ly 3<ilici ublic
tf-19
itiuuance of public jintroiingi'.
April 10
TRO A llu
Steam Iron Railing' Factory,
At the Foundry of Jobn Leuher & Co., Chex7int Street, west af North   Queen  Street. La7ieaster City. RON   RAILTXO, for  Public nml   Private
iiildin^is. and Public S.junrf.-i. of everj' variety  of form nnd put tern.
CEMETERY UAIl.lMGS. c.f rl.-u-j-'ic ami unique de- .sign.-<, enibr.icing upwards of uue hundred ditterent va¬ rieties.
New style lnm Chairs and Settees fur gardens, hulls and piazzai^.
Veritiirlah.s .nnd PilvterM for rott-',-<•:; made in overj style.
'    Snprri.ir Iron   (Jatt-s. f«ir enrrinpr   eutraiiee.i; alio. >hunil.Mjiiii< e;i.stinin Hitching l'<>jit.-i. .    New style Bideuiiy Brnrkels.
Il.it and nnibri-i1:iSL:iud.-4.Urn:iinentid FlowerStands fnr wiud'iws. ^;lth a i^enund variety of Oniaiiieiitul and .\r(-.biteclural irun work.
.Strangera visiting Laneaster an; respectfully invited to eall an J examine the dilTi-n-ut .';pe«imen.s of new aud beautiful work.
Tbe huli.':erilier h.is been engaged in lbe manufacture of Iron Railing for i.emeteriert tor tbe la!<t twenty-six yearn, and assure.i the jtnblic tbat full fjatihfactiou wiil be giveii in work exi'culed by him.
i'articularaltentiDu will begiven in enclosing burial lots, aud the railing set up in a new and permanent manner, and at prices to i>uit nil who mav favor bim with their or.Ier.-i. JOHN W. ESTLACK.
June 19 ly-'19
LEATHER
MCHiNE AND MILL BANDS, And Engine  and Garden Uose,
Jihuays an hand, or Tnade to order at shorl notice, of the lest material, '*
(All the (itretch of the leither being taken outby pow¬ erful Machineiy.) AT THE LEATHER AND HIDE BTORE OF
KONIGMACHER f BAUMAN, Mny 29 tf-00 Lancastor, Pa.
PAINTING.
JOHN   SOMMER,
Sign, Coach, and Ornamental Painter, East Chesnut Street, Lancaster, Pa.
N. B.—Ilouse Painting and Graining promptly
executed, at tno lowest prices.
Lancaflter, July 3,1860. ly-31
LIFE INSURANCE.
PENN iVIUTtJAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Onire No. fll. Wai.nut-htuv.kt    This Company is nnw ready to make Insuranres tm Lives,on the iVtutual System, without liability beyoud tbe amount of premi- ui.
All profits divided annually among tbe insured. Thw premium niny he paid iiuarterly, seuii-annu.illy or aunually, or ono half the premium may be paid ina uote at 1^ uioiitbs.
Individuals insured in this Company become mem¬ bers of tile corporation and vote for Trustees.
The Itiites of Preiaiuin, witb a full participation ir the profits, are as luw ns nny other Institution in tlie State or Country, and lower thnn any of tliu Englisli Companies, with only a portion of the prollt.s.
Blank applicntinus for Insurance, wilh full particu¬ lars, cin In; hnd at tbe ofQce In North Queen-st.. Lan¬ caster, a few doors south of tho rail road,
DANfEL MILLER, President. ¦WILLIAM M. CLARKE, Vice.Prest. Jons W. HoK.-vnu, Secretary. Agenta for Lanca,ster,
JOIIN ZIMMERMAN North Queen-street, n few doors soutb of the rail road. ELI I'AllRV, East King Street. Jan, 5 tim-0
D. SHULTZ, Hatter,
No. 19J JVort/i Qucett St., Lancaster.
WOULD respectfully inform his frionda and the puhlic that hc baa just received f^om New York nnd Philadelphia the latest
Spring & Sammer Fashious for '50,
nud will ho pleased  to furuish his customers and all
a others with tbem nt the shortest notice.—^^^^ As all his HATS aro manufactured underf^S his immediato superintendeuco, he feela ^^^ warranted in saying, that for dnrability and finisb they cannot be surpassed by any cHtahllsbmcnt In this or any other city in the Uniou! Hiu stock con¬ sists of BEAVER, NUTRIA. BRUSH. RUSSIA, CASSIMERE,
MOLESKIN. SILK, i;c., which hn will di.iposu nf at the lowest prices. Call and oxumino his stock before purchasing elsowbero. ¦ HiB asHortnient of CAPS Is ono of the most oxtenslvp inthe oity and bo is adding to it daily. Customers may rest assured that tbey will be suited, as ho care¬ fully selected hirt stoek from the largest assortments in New Vork and Phlladelphii. Don't forget the stand,
DltlECTLY  OPPOSITE   MICHAEL'.'i   IIOTEL,
NORTH  QUEEN  STREET.
Country Merchants visiting Lancnstt-r, ilenling  in
Hats or Caps, can be supplied at Wholesale prices, from
to ono a dozen, hucIi tdzes an nny may want.
Ho nlao iuforiua his numerous friends nnd eiiHtoiners that bo still cmtinucs to couduct tbe H.-VTTlNli BUSINESS inallitsbraiicbe.t:i« heretofore nt hi-i
OLD STAND IN NEW HOLLAND.
to which place all order.s for the delivery of Hals are
requested to be forwarded. D.-VV'll> SHULTZ.
Lancaster. Feh. '27 tf-i;j
New Hat &, Cap Storc.
East King St., a few doors We.st of Farmer's Bank.
I' EVI SMITIIrespcctfullyinformahisfrienda J and the public, that he has just received nud i-i f», now opening nt his new Store, a spb ^S did asaortment of iiuw and fu-shiouablu
***^ Hats & Caps,
lor spring and summer wear, whieii bavo becn fected with great care, and will be Kold at the lowest ca.";!! prices. For beauty and superiority of finish they cannot be surpassed. His ,stock consists, in part, ol Silk, Beaver. Nutria. iJrusb Mole.ikin, Russia, l^assl- nierc. ke-... of various sizes and shapes. HATS made to order at hhort notice as desired.
CAPS, CAPS, CAPS!
Iii.l slock of Caps nre of rnrinus .styles and prices.— Hu has received ft new atyle of H.\T-CAPS wilh a vari ety of other pntterns, such ns Velvet, Clnth.'Gbized. kc, (Jail and examine lii.-i stoek, in Enst Kiiig;*ilK-et! between tbe (Jourt House and the Farmers' Baifb^.
N. B.—Hatn bought at thia i-stablinhnient wfll he Ironed free of chnrge. LKVI S.MITH.
November? Iyr-&|j|
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY. ,;
ADAM   S.   K E L L E R , Paaliionable  Boot  and   Shoe  Maker,
KESPECTFULLV informs the public that lie has jiLst fitted nj.his SHOE STOUE. ina neat and coinforUible etyle, nnd tbat hc is nn-.v prepared to unp- pty hU customers and the puhlic geuerally, with
BootH and Shoes fffif
OF IIIS OWN MANCFACTURE, pPJ
at the shortcut notice, and on the moat reason- ^^^ abb* terms. As nil his work is done under his own im¬ medinte supervision, he confldciitly assures tho.ie wbo donire a good article, tbat they will uot bo disappoint¬ ed in pureb.i,*iing from him.
His establinhment is in NORTH QUEEN STREET, two doois North of tbe Post Ofilre. [May IQ-ly-'Zd
. tbu several Courts of Commnn Pleas, .ind of euch other Courts of Record as am or uliall be etttiiblixhed by law, and all other Jndgos rcijuired Ut be learned In the law. shall hold tlieir ofllces fur the term of ten^years, if they shall so long behave themselves w<'n ; the Associate Judges of tho f.'onrts yf Cummon rlenn ;:hall hold tlioir ofQces for thc terui of five years, If they Hball co long behave themselves well; ull of whom shall be comral.*- sloned by the tiovornor, but for any reoHnnable cnune, which shall not bo suIDeient grounds of impeachnient, the Goveruor shall remove nny ot them on tho address of two-thirds lit each braucli of the Leglhlaturo. Tin: first Ldectlon fhull t:ike jilace nt the general election of this CommooweaJlIi ueit nfter the ndojitioii ot this ameudment, nnd the commissions otall tbe Judges who nmy be then in oQIcu shall cipirt! lUi tho fir.-t iSlunJ.'iy of Uecember following, when Ihn tenns of lho nww Judges phall eonimance. The pernous who nliall theu bo elected Judges ofthe Sopreuie'^ourtshall bold tbeir oOicoH a.-i follows : One of thom for three year,-", one for six years, one for uine years, one for twelve yearn, and ono for flftcrcn yeary, tbc teria of eaeh to be decided by lot by tho (-aid Judge.i. as .idon after thc election n.-i couvenient, nnd tbe result rertilled l.y ihem to the Governor, thut the comndsriiiTu may he issued iu ac¬ cordance thereto. The Jndge whose couimiM.-iion will tirst expire fball be <:iiivf .twt-lW.v duriug hh term, and thercnfier e.ich Judge whose eoniuli^sion sliall llr.-^t ex¬ pire Hball In turu bo tbe Chief Ju.-dire. and if two or more comniis,"ions i-liall expire on tbe t^nuie day. the J"''K^3 lioIdUig them shall d.-eide by lot wbicli (ihall be tho Chief Justice. Axxy vacnucieH. linptieiiini; l,y death resignation or olhenvi.ic. in nny of tin: said <^ourt^' shall be fliii'd by nppoiutuieut by the Governor, to con¬ tinue till tho first Monday of December siieceeding the next general election. Tho Judges of the Supn-me Court aud thc rre.sidents of the svTeral Courts ot Com¬ mon PlesN sbnll, at stated tlineri. receive for their Her- vlcos an edeiiuatq cunijieu^'ntiuu. to be fixed by Uw, wjiicit sh.ill not be diminished during their contiuu- ahce In uHlce; but they shall receive lio fees or pertini- sitos of oHlce, nor hold any oflice of profit under thin Commonwealtb. or under the guveriiuientof thc Uniltrd Slate,", or any otiier Stale of tbis t^niou. Th« Judges of tbo itiipreino Cuurt, dnring their continuance in of¬ fice.hball reside witbiu thin Coinroonwealtli ; nud the other Judges, during tlieir cnntiuiianec in olllce. shall reside In the district or county for which tbey arc re¬ spectively elected.
J.S. M'CALMONT.
Spenk.ir of the Jl.mse if lS''prr>^entatii'r
V. BEST.
.' , Spraker of the Seiinf.
SENATE CHAMBER, ?
IUhslhoihii. January'.iS. IS^iO.   i
I, SauiU9l W. Pearson, Chief Clerk ofthe Senateof Pennsylvauia. do hereby certify that thu foregoing resolution, (No. 10 ou the Senate file of Hm prei'tmt session.) entilled " Resoliitlun relative loau amend¬ ment of tho ('onstitution,"—it being the Hame resolu¬ tion wbiuh was agreed to by a majority uf the members ekcted to eacb Jlousn of Ibii last Legi-'-lature—ufler having been duly con^iJered and di^eusscd, was tbi» diiy "greed to by n iniijority of the iiiembers elcetrd to and serving in Lhu Seiintc of Pen n.oy Ivan i.i. nt Its pres- uDt se.><sioii, H9 will appear by tbeir votes giveu on lbu flbnl pa-ssage of tbo redolulinii. ns follows, vir:
Those voting in fuvor of the passage of the resolution were, H. Joup!< Brooke, J. Porter Brawley. William A Crabb, Jniiatban J. (Tuuningham. Thnmas S. Femnn, Thomas H. Foraytb, Charies Frailey, Robert .M- Frick. Henr>- FuUon, Joliii AV. (Jucm.eey, William Haslett. Isna-c Hugus, Timothy Ive.-^, Joshua Y. Junes, Jo.<<eph Koitigliiacher, George V. Lawn-nee. .Maxw.-U .M'CiiMliii. Jlenjnmin Malone. Benjamin Mnlthtas, Henry A, Muh¬ lenberg, William F. I'aeKer, "Williani R. Sadler. David Siiukey, Peleg B, Savery. Conrad Shimer, Robert C. Sterrett, Daniel Sliue. Farris B. Streeter. Juhn H. Walker and Valentine lie.-^t, Uprnkrf—Vi-.i.^ 211
Tliosevoting iigainsl the pii-^.-i.ige of the re.^ohition were, Georgo Uarsie. Augustus Urum and .\lexander Kiug—Nays ti.
Extract from the Journal.
SA.ML. W. i'KAUSON'. CUrk.
FRESU TEAS t FRESH TEAS!
"W-OODSIDE & KERR,
"WIIOLEaALESt RETAIL TEA DEALERS
T T and (iROCERS, No.409 MARKKTsraeirr. 4 doorfl abovo Eleventh street, North side, and Ist Grocery Storo below Leonard'.-t Blnck Horse Tavern, Philadel¬ phm, «i'frP^c''nsl«ntly on band a largo nnd superior stock of TEAS nnd GROCERIES, compriaing in part extra tin" Young Heson, Imperial and Gunpowder Teas; df-Ucious flavored R{,.:oChulnn Powchong Tens, in bix and nine ounce paperw, suitablo for country trade. Alfio, oxtra flne Oolong. Ning, Vong, Souchong, and Orango Pecco Tens, all of whieh will bo cold cheap l>y the box. Prime old Uutch Government Java, strnng [tlu. prime Mnracnihn, Laguyra nnd St. Homingo Coffees; Refined and Brown Sugars ; Roek, (Jround and Fino Salt; Kbh ; Oil; Molasses ; Spices, kc... ^c, all of whicli will be sold clieap—wbol ec.ilu or r.-t.iit.
N.  B.—F.irmersnnd Storekeepers are invited to mil
nud examine our stock, nnd compare our prit^i-.i wilb
thiMo <if any other establishment iu   tho city, tut we
are deterniliied not to bo undersold.
Oct 17-ly-4(I WOODSIDE k KERR.
"VVATCUES AND JEWEI.RY. CUeaper tlian £vcr«
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, nt tbo ^. '¦Vbilnilelphio Watch and Jewelry Store,"J»gj No. 9tl Not-Ill Second ."treet. coru-r of Quarry.    **!» Gold Levers. 18 k. cnnca jewelled. f-Ztl and upwards. Silver Levers, full jewelled. 15 du
Gold Leiiine. 18 k. case.", jewelled,'ia do
Silver Lepines, jewelles, ji) do
Silver (iuarter Watches, 4 to 10   do
Silver Spoons, witittl to coin, per sett. Ten, JS; Desert, ;f>Hl;   Tnblc, ?15 ; other nrticlcs in proiiortioo.    All good.* w.irnuited to he whnt thoy nre sold for. ('oustnutly on hand a Inrge a.ssnrtment of fine
GOLD JEWELRV AND SILVER WARE.
Also, an asuortment of ,M. J. Tobia.i it Co.. E. Simp-
IU, Siiniuel k Brothi-rM, E. S. Vales k Co., John llar- rison,G. k R- Beenley.nad other suporior Patent Lever Movements, which will be ca«cd in nny utyle desired.
ArraiigoDi'-ntrt havt; boeu madu with all thc nbove named miipt celebrated manufacturers, of Englaud to fll^ni^h at t^bort notice, nny required style of Wnlch, for which ordiTs will be takon, and tha name and resi- dOnco of the person ordering put ou if requested.
O. CONRAD, irapnrter of Watches,
Nov  1.—cow—ly-40| No. flflN. Second st.
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.
and rpjjE subscriUora tftke"pleasure in introilucing .. *?,*^'''-' potico of the citizens of LauooHternndvirin ity, this celebrated Cnt of Shirts, which ha.-i given uni veriyil Batisfaction (ra all who-have given ita trial-a perfect fit in gunrnnteed or no sale.
Mr. F. J. Kramph, corner North Quoeu and Orange SrreetH.LancafiU-r, will receiveordorsandtake mejLiure.-.
for Shirts of tbia style, which will bo executed by us at short notice.
Wn would respectfully invito the attention of Gen¬ tlemen visiting Philadelphia to our stock of Shirts, ami exteiwivensi:ortraentofOentIi>men'BFumi.shIngG().nl; of latest styles, "WINCHESTER fi; SCOTT,
Ito Gentlemen's Furnlfbinjt Store,
,, , .„   **-'^li«'"nutSt.,afewdoorsatjovo7lhstn-ei
OLIVER EVANS,
Na. 61, South Second St., Philadelphia,
manufa(;turkr of salamamdeh, fiue nnd
Thief Proof Iron Chests,
WITH POWDElt PROOF LOCKS. anJ war-
* ranted mjual to any other makn for security against Fire or Burglars, b.iving withstood tbe te.-<t of both, without injury nr loss lo tbeir owncru. |
Al.-'O—In store and for sale. I
Letier Copying Presses nnd Books.
Seal Presse.-* for Corporations, Banks, ^c.
JJruggists' Presses with Cylinders and Pans.
Hoisting MnchinM for Stores, Factorys, kc.
Portable Shower Baths of a'nnw and superior eon- stl'uetiun, intended for either Cold or Warm water.
Refrigerators for cooling and preserving Meals. Bnt¬ ter. Milk,&c.. in thewarmestwcather,EUitahle to stand 'q any p.irt of tbe house or cellar.
'"Water Fillers warmnted to purify muddy or b:id wa- tiT, whethiT alfecled by Itain.'i, Marl, Lime.-*tone or any other cnuso^ Feb 27   ly-13
The Tobacco Market.
WM. S. DOBBIITS,
No. 2G9 North Second St., Philadelphia. Uas the largest nnd cheapest Tobacco Warc-
-*•¦¦¦ housein Philadelphia, He has on hand, at pre.n. ent, over two millions of Cigars, from common to llie best importwl; tbo most of them aro over two year.i old. If you want to buy good Clgar,^, try bim once; In- 1i;lh
no bales fine Cuba aud H-ivana Leaf Tobacco.
lW)libds.,(.f the best Maysville, Kentueky and Mary land Leaf Tobacco
.,,^~^.,''i'^'^'' "'" tho finest brnnd-H of Cavendish and Plug Tobacco.
ilj iKixert of tlie best old Black Knt Cavendi.Hli. not lo bosurpawd by nny oiher for riStnes.i of Havor and good yuality   A large Ktock of Smoking tobacco. Pipe.-., coufiCanLly on band. >     r    -
be subscriber haa constantly employed orer tlirep imiidrcfl bands, to mnke Clgarn. which enables bim t'. sell more reasonably than nny Other bnuse. All deal¬ ers aro invited to call and e<£ainini- bin stoi:k, at 'dCAt NorthSecond etrcet. oppon ite the Golden Liiml, ii(7t.-l and 51 Soutli Second street, one door above Clu-nut eiwt side. Philadelphia.
. (¦>i'-_>:7 cm-i:;
^ PIAIVO FORTES.
'THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST awl
-^ most elegant a.isortment of PLA.NO FOKTE.^ in the Unitcil atates. can alwaya hte found at the w;.r.- ir,",^';-r.r-fl'.r„/"''--*-''""'*""- ^'^ chesnut STREK-J-. ABOV K MI- PH. nt the Old Stand occupied more than a third of a century by Mr. Gcorgn WilUg. mm-i.- pub¬ liaher. PIANOS. HARPS, ORGANS, SER-VPIIINKS jl-IOLIANS, tc.&c , fresh from the most celebral»-.t Mnnufnclnreta in New Vork, Bo.ston. Bnllimor.-. Pbila¬ dolphia, and elsewhere. Sold, wholesale and retail, at tho maker'dca.>ih prices,
!, OSCAR C. B. CARTER.
I-eb. la-ly-m ITiChesnUtSt.. fbila.
In thk Ho'.rsK or nr.rnv.tty.STAynr.n.   7 HAniii.Hiirai:,,Mareh 14, lS.-iI) (
I. William Jack. Chief Clerk ol" tbe lIoii«<u of Repre- seulative of Pennsylvaitiiu du hereby certify that the foregoing re.^olution. {So. 10 on IheHeiiale lile.and No. ¦211 on the Hoii.se .lonrniil <if thc [iriwent sessinu.) en¬ titleil " Resolutiuii relative to Lho amendment "f the Conatituliun."—it beiug tbe same resoliiliDu which wu." agreed to by a niajfirity ot tlie members electt-d tn eaeh llouHcof the la-vt Legi.-ilalure-atter baving bci-u duly considered and di.^eupsed w.-i.-^ Ibis day agreed tn hy a majority of the members eleeted tu and serving iu tbe House of Kepreseiiliilivi-S of PenuMylvaiiia.at its pn's- ont sefsion. .is will appear by lheir votes, given on lhe pa.'jsage ot tbe renoliition. a-*- follows, viz :
Tllo.se voting in favor ol the ji;L'^~age of the rei^olu- tinn were. John Acker. Jobn Alli.son. William Ilak-r. Robert Baldwin. Ilavid J, Bent. Craig Biddle. Jereuiinh Black, Jobu S Bowen. William Brindle. Daniel II. IJ. Brower, Je.ise R. Burden. John I'.esf^na. Heury (.'liureh, JobnN. *'unyugliam. Sylvester Cridland. Beiijaiain U. David, William J. Hubbins. Jame.^ V. Downer. Tliomas Duncan, William Dunn. Williani l-'.ji.sey, JohnC. Evan.';. IVilliam Evans. A. Scolt Ewing, Ab-xaiidi-rS. Fe.-ilber. Jiime.-! Flnivers. Benjaiiiiu P. Fortner. Ab-xander Gib- honey, Tlioina;! E. (,;rier, Jij.<e|ib K.liriilin. Jos"'pli Guf¬ fey. Jacob S. Haldeman. Georg-- II. Hart, Lefi-erL Hart. John Ha.iliiifr.-', William J. Henipbill. John Hoge. Hen¬ ry Huplet. Lewis Jlerford, Wabhiugion J. Jaekson. Nichola.-i Jones. John W. Killinger. ri,;uiL-::E. Kinkead. Robert Klutz. Marrisoii P. Lainl. .Morri.-i Leeeb. Jmin- thnu D. Leet. All^¦Oll I,eoiiai-.i. Jam>-.-< .1. L.-uitf. ilenry Little, .lona.s |{. .\rciinl('ek. John F. MTulluch. Ale.\- an.ler i;. .M'Curily. Jolm AfLan-ldtu. .lobn MLi-aii. Samuel Alnrx.Johu B. .Meek. Miehael .M-ver-*. Jobn .Miller. JoP.-pb C. .Molloy. Jolm D. .Morii.-^. William T. (Morrison. E7..-kiel .Mowrv. Kiluaid NieltU-j.on. .Jju-oh Ni.«sly. Charie.-! f)-Neill. Jr.Im 1!. P.-iek.r. .l-.-ej.!' f I'owell. Jnme.s r. Kei.i.ji.lni .S. Kliey. i.ewi.^ Koli.-rl,". Sauim-I Uobln>ou..lobii B. Itiilb.iloi.l. (ili-nni W.Se.>. field.Tb..ma.s C. Se.-mib-r. Williiuu .Shafiner. Itiebard Simpson. Eli Slifi-r. \\'illiaiii Smilb. Williani .\. Smith. Daniel .M. Smyser. William H. S.m'ler. Tlmmfts f. Steele, Uavid Steward. Ibarl.-.s Stoikw.II. Kdiviii C. Tnme. Aiuliew Wade. Bol.evt I'. AValker. ¦Jbunt-i."' W.it- j«oii. Sidney I!, \S'elU. Miram A. A\'illiani.-!. Daniel Zi-r- bi-y and John S. MTalni'ml. .S>. ../.-¦.-V.a.- ^7,
'J'lio^e voting against lbe pu.;.;i;je of llie re><>Iiili<i]i were. Aiign.-;tiir< K. tCornyn. l).i\id'Kvan,-; and .Jame. ,M Porter "Nays :t.
Extrai-t rr..iii the .lournal
WILLIAM JACK. fV.iA.
Samuel H. Bibighau.s & Co.,
•   WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign & Domestio Hardiware, Cutlery,
kc. at No, ICC North SECOND ST. second door below Vine, I'iti).AL>i:i.eHiA. where they Intend keeping a gen¬ erid a.isortment of HARDWARE nn hand, at lowest prices. Country Mcrcbunts are respectfully invited to call.
,S.\FETV FUSE.—20.000 feet Safety Fuse for bliLst- ing^ jiii^t received and for sale [Jnn ItJ ly-7
chesnut street house.   ~
samueiTaiiller,
' ..No. 121 Chest/iut Sti-eit, bittoeeii 3ii and
4th Streets, Philadelphia. Board ¦?! per day. [.May 15       ly-2J
BROTVIVIIVG & BROTHERS^
Wholesale Dnigists,
NO. 33, MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA.
DEALEKS in WhitD nnd Red L-d, Lithage, Lin.oeed Oil, Window Gla^s. Pulty. and alsn manu- fiictunrji and dealers iu Dye Wooii.n and  Dye StuITrf of all kind'.   Grimiers of Si>ires of nil kinds, whicb they warrant pure, and will be snid on the best terms. N, IL (;ountry merchants are invited tocall. Philn. Feb. 13 Om-IO
Rio Coffee. 'ynn bags, strictly prime Green Rio Oofiee.
¦^~^y^ oflbe beat Cargo imported this se.i.son,in -tore nml for .-ale by MULFOIUX HEKR i- ((»
Nov. iS-Sli. ^
Prime N. O. Molasses.
TVST received 75 barrels, early crop, N O V   Moln.'tses, a desirable article for bakers
^      ocro MULFORD, HEKR* To.
[    Nov. 25-1)2. ^
Syrnp Molasses. RC) BARRELS, Superior Syrup, a new nrticlc.
^y in storo nnd for sale by XT      «o r« MULFORD.HERR* CO.
Nov^ 2.^-52. ^ No, '247 Market St., Phila.
PHILADELPin^rWARDROBE."
P. R. McNErLLE & CO., Proprietors, A T thc South-east corner of Si.vrii and Mar-
-£*- ket Street.^, where the Schuylkill Bnnk once htowl. now Btnnds tbe PHILADELPHI.-^. WARDROBE, the uiotiL celebrated and extensive CLOTIHNg" irr>USE In tbe Union, filk-d to the brim with tbo best of Clotbing, which is disposed of at the following low price.-":
Dru.is and Frock Coatfl, from ^1 .'lO to ^IS Qxt
OyvT Coats from     :: w to ' -ji, 1,0
Pants frnin         f,j i„      7 yy
^fn,'^ '"'¦""'         •''"' to      01"
, Pho.-ie uf our readers visiting the city may be n-.-iir- ed tbat a call at thu Wardrobe will amply repay them for their trouble, and leavo an Indoliihle inipre.ssion that will mako them lasting p.itrons of this celebrated e-lUibliishment. fJiine 5~oui-'i7
"VVM.  D. PARRISH  & CO.,
No. 4, North 5th Street, 9 doors above Market
Sireet, Phila.
Manufacturers. Importers und Wholeisnlo Deal.-r.^ in
Paper, School Books, Statioiierv.
uunnkt bo.vrds. paper hangings, win- '
DOW PAPERS, FIRE BOARDS, ic, ite. iTo-(Country Merchants  can receive CASH FOK RAGS, or goods nt Cusb Prices U2*---'J" Tous Rags wanted tbis season.
House Painting-.
THE Bubscriber continues to carry on the house PAINTING BUSINESS innll Its branches, and on a moro extouslvo eealo than nny other estab¬ lishment In the city, Uo retarns his thanks for the oxtonsivo patronogo herctoforo bestowed, aod aMuros hlB frionds and tho public that ho will continuo to do nil work iu hi. lino ivlth imequ&Ued promptneaa and
cxcoUcnco. 	
His shop iR In KRAMPH'S NEW R0"W, Orange st., near North Quean, whore nil orders from city or coun¬ try will bo thankfuUyrccoivfld and promptly executed.
GRAINING.
Hfl is also proparcd to txecote Graining in n mannpr
HUporior to any dono hcretofora in tho city, Specimena may be Been at bis shop.
SIGN PAINTING nbio attended to attho sbortest notico, SAMUEL W. TAVLOR.
July 10  3m-32
LIFK INSIRANGE-WITH PROSPECTIVE BONDS
THK GIRARD  LIFK INSUKANCF.,   ANNUlTV, ANDTRUSTCOMI'ANY.OFPHILAPHLIMIIA—
CAPITAL §300,000—CHARTER PER¬ PETUAL—Office No. ir>9('hestnut-street--contl- nue to make in.turanco ou Lives, and add a bonus at Btuted periods to Insurauces fur Life.
nAT£3   KOH   INSURINtl   $100  OS  .K RtyC.UE   l.lFK:
For 7 years For Life.
For 1 Tear. Annually.        Annually.
.. !f.l 00 $1 V2 $2 U4
..   1 ai 1 30 2a7
...  1 36 1 03 2 75
.. 1  liD 1 SS 3 32
—A person nged 30 years next birtb-day, by paying the Company Jlo 10. secures to hi.-^ family, or to whonutoever he desires. $1,000. rhould hc dia in one year ; or. $13 KO annually, for seven yenr.i: ho secures them 1,000. ahould be die in seven years; or. for J2.1 00 annually duriug Life, ho secures thum •^1,000, when - ever hu dieH, kc, kc. Smaller or larger tiums in the Eame proportion.
For further particuLirs rcspccUug Life Insurance, ap¬ ply to tho undersigned, residing iu tbu city of Lane;
..... -llllllIIITiri   L-     »»A1I/-1I
Age.
35... 40... Exai
IH.   n.  liOCHER)
Successor to H. C. Locher,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Leather, Morocco, Sbeop Skins. Lasts, Sboomakcrs' Tools, Sboo Findings, kc, kc , West King St., one door JVesi of Steinman^M Hardtoare Store, Lancaster Citu,Pa.
jKS^ AU Orders promptly attunded to.   Cash paid for Leather in tha Rongh, March 27       ly-lC
Six Teacliers ifVauted.
public liouRO of F. Shroder, in tho village of Litiz, for 6 competent teachers to tnko chnrge of tho publio schools in Warwick school district. Tlio scsKion to Inst 0 months. Applicanta desiring further information will plca-io imiurrti of the snbscriber. living on Kissel Hill, near Litiz. By order oftho Board,
Julyl7—-Jt-331 JACOB BUCH, Pre.s't.
Feb. 23.   2y-13
RUDOLPH F. RAUCII, Agent for said Company
Equitable Mutual Life Insurance, Annui¬ ty and Truat Compauy. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
OFFICE   74  WALNUT  STREET, BEI.QIV FOURTH.
a"'IIIS COMPANY offers to persons nbout to
¦¦- insure their lives, tlio combined advantages of the Joint Stock and Mutual Systems, The insurod be¬ como memhem of tho Corporation, with tho right to vote nt elections for Trustetw—and nro not liable for any loesos or expanses of tho Compauy. Jill thc profits— not an occnsiounl honns ouly—arc aunuaUy divided among tbe members of thc Corponition, while tho se¬ curity is afforded of n large capital safely invested. HAT»;.i loa i»siiri>(i SlOO ov a aixuLt: i.irt:.
DOIVT FORGET OLT> FRIENDS.
'T'HANKFUL fortbe very generous patronage
-*- hitherto extended tobim, the subscriber respeel- fully asks the attentiou of the public, to tho superb a.s- aoi-lmentof
BOOTS AND SHOES,
he now offers. Having recently made very large additions to his already Mi|ie- rior stock, he is jirepnred to aceoniniodale all who step in to see him, wilh every article that can ho de.<<ired in the regular BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS.Customers, (both Ladies and Gentlemen) nre informed that tie employs thy best hands only, nud thnt baving a per¬ sonal supervision of lUl CUSTOMER WORK done in bis estidjlishment, he is enabled lo guarantee it inferior to none In the city.
Hi.'i prices, are as usual reasonable, nnd as he briugf tn his business tho experience of many years, he trust.'; that tho very liberal patrouage hitherto extended to bis establishment will be continued and increasml. whilo cn hi.-i part hn promises tbat uothing will be left undone, that will in nny way coutribute to lbu comfort and sntlsfution of hia customers.
His store is in Nortb QUeen street, one iloor south of Zahm Sl Jackson's Jewelry Eslnblishmeiit.
April 24       tf-21 CHRISTIAN G.-VST.
Fil.M M:ilell 1-'., 1S.^().
A. W. BENKDUT. Or,
Sti
:. Oir
I doerrUfy tbat the al.ov- and for.t,-'iiiig \>^ a true nud correct copy of Ibl-original re*!,ilii(ion <ii' the (¦"enend Assembly, entitled '• Uer'oliilion relati\e [<i an amend¬ ment r.f the (ou.-tiliition.'* lUi the same remains on fit in this (idiie.
( ---—. ) In t.sliint.ny when-of I have berennto eet { SV.U.. } my hand, and eau-.-d t-i be ani.M-d (be j^eal of ( ^-^.^ ) lhe Seeretary'w Gftice. at llarrislnirg. this fif- nth d.iy of June. Anuu Domini one tlion.i.-unl eight A. L. IH:SSKLL. tary ,f thi' Coiiiinonncnllh.
biiiidred ntul fifty. July 3-3m-31|
WHAT'S THE TIME? CALI, IN AND SEE!! Clocks, Watches aud Jewelry,
HENRY P.~FCERMAN, "DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens nf tho
¦*¦*' city and county of Lnncaster, tbat he hna just re¬ ceived and has constantly on hand, at his uld stand iu North Queen Street, immediately oppo.-dte the Bec-IIive Storo nnd ono door North of Alderman Frick's Olfice. a large nssortment of jS^
Clocks, Watches &. Jewelry, ,|gj
comprising in part fine Gold nnd .Silver Levers. Lepines. Horiaootnl and Vergo "Watcbes—nlso. on hnnd a lot ol low pHcerl Watelie.s—which be will Fell cheaji for cash
HiHstock of JEWELRY—sueb a.-( Gold and Silver Siii-ctaeb-.i, Gold and Silver Peucils. Gold Chains, Gold Pons, Gold nud SUver ThimblfS. Diamond Rings and Pius, nnd every du.M;ri|itioa of Jewelry, ho rcs|>cctfully n?lc3 tlw public to examine.
BRASS and WOOD CLOCKS nf evory dcFcription. ond at very low prices. (;iock3 rei).iircd iu the bost style and at tho shorte.-it notice,
Pnrtf cular attontion paid to Repairing Fine Gold nnd Silver Lever Watches. Accordeons aud Jewelry ro- pnired In the neatest pciMble mnnuer.
Give us a call, as wc nrn determined not to be under¬ sold by any other establishment in the city.
Th.inkful for p:ist favors, hc hopes by strict nttention to businesa to merit a continuancu of the same.
Juno 0       3m-37 H. F. EBERMAN.
Age. 2U CO 40
For 1 year.  For 7 years.
fO 00
91 ISO 10-1
For Life. ICO 204 2 70 3U4 CUS
JVotice.
THE STOCKHOLDFRS OF THE LANCAS-
-¦- TER COUNTY BANK are rnjuested to meet at thc public houso of "Dnvid Espenshade, iu the city of Lancnster, on Saturday the 17th day of August next at 2 o'clock. P. M., for tho purpose of examining tbe recent net of Assembly renewing and cxteudingtbc Charter of said Bank.
JuIyl7-5t-33J ROBT. D. CARSON, Cofhier.
BEES—A PROPOSAL.
THE subscriber will givCTi- (free) lecture on Beettf Bf^e Hoiutes, Hives, ^c., and illustrate the principles of Gllmore's entire system of Bea Manage¬ ment by models of Bamc,-in nny place of not less than 10(1 inbabitonta, within ID milea of this city, provided persons will securo a placo to convene at their own ex¬ pense.
Give a few days notice, gentlemen, and ifyou wish handbills; sny bow to ba eoiit Ifyou call upon me, I cnn be found at Ilopple's Hotel, near thu Kail Rood depot.     . JAS. B. .MAVNARD.
Lancaater, July 17 3t*-33
1800 DoUars.
THE above amount of money to Loan, fortbe term of five yoara or lusa, on first .Mortgage, or good security.
Also, 28 Shares of tbo Bank of Middletown, for salo st thfi offlco of .   J. F. SHRODER & CO.
J uly 10 tf-32
129 DO ISO
D9 348
Other nges in proportion, Per.-<nns about to insure their lives nre  invited, pre¬ viously, to compare the nbnvu with thoso elsewhere of¬ fered.
Annuities granted—also benefits, ondowmentfl, fca., iic.   Trufits executed on the nio.-it favorable term.-i.— Forms of aiipliratloii. pamphlets of explanation, and til particulars, may be had at the office. TRUSTEES,
Peter Cullen, "Wm. M. Baird, "Wm. G. Alexauder. Wm, (.'raig, Gtorg«N. Diohl, Franeis Wi'.«t, M. D., Peter Rambo, .George McHenry, Richard F Loper,
PEll "W.M. M. Baiho, Vice Presideut. ,Fii*.Ntris"n,'R8T, M. D.  } J. C. Bti.nLK. M. D.    ]
JOHNA. HIESTAND, West King St.. Agent for Lancaster City and County. ' •• Secretary. [Junq 19       tf-2(l
Fronklin A, Comly. J.B. Biddle. M. !>., Wm. H. Kelchline, Jobn P. Brock, Edward Y. Fanjuhar, btillwell S. Bishop, Abniham S, Wolf. I, Pemberton Plea-sants
ER CULLEN, President.
Medical Examiners.
KemoTal Extraordinary!!
THE GREAT CLOTIIINO -WAREHOUSE OF LIPPINCOTT & TATLOR,
'\S/'ELL known os tho mnst esteiisivc and
»'' Cbeape.-Jt KsULblishment for Fn.-ibionalde Clolh¬ ing in Philidelphia. brm been removed from No. 2(KI .Market Street, to lhe S. W. Coruer o! 4tb and .Market Slre.'ls. I'hilaib-ljjhia
WTr- I'lea.'-e reniembiT the South-West corner of Fourth and MarkeL-^ta
Lijipiaeott k Co.. intend erecting a sevenstory build¬ ing mi that corner, aud are Selling oir thfir immense .¦:toel; full -jr. p.-r rent, the eht-ape.-it in Pliiladelpbia.— 'L'lio^e wbo u.mt clotbing can now buy it at about tln-ir own prire. nn.l ei-rtaiiily 'J.", per eent the elicapr-.-it in tbe Hly. iu« Lijipincott &, Co.. are (iL-lerinined to sell wiihoul regard to e"-*l, in order to clear out tln-ir ntock and re¬ build the Store Uiih year. Llppincott ,\- Tuylor's old rii.-;tomi'rs (aud one million new ones) are solicited to eiill at tbe S'.utb-We.vt Comer of Fourth nnd .Market ^Altt., I'hiladelpbia. .May ID ly-24
Kronze Poivticr.
JUST receiveil, by direct importation, from the 1">1 German and Entrlisb manufaeturers. a large
:v:soitn t of  BRONZE   I'OWDER. warHinleil  pure
;i.'iii| .-uji'Ti'-r tu nny for brilliaiiey aifd durability—in pale and .tee|i l'oM color;;, eopjier. earmiiie. red. gr.-eii. ami while. Imm <ii; 2.'i per lb. U|i lo tbe fine.st pure Sil¬ ver Ilr-iime. wbi.-li. |og.-tber witb ultra uiarim-. blue. Dutebni.dat and Florence Leaf, will be sold in any '[iiaiility to KuiL pnrebasers. nt lbe iowi-.-;t prire.';.
E. HE.SSEN!IIJCfH. No. i North Filth .¦'treet. (uj. stairs) I'hiladelpbia. i[7"'l'be atteniion nf pen'on.'^ wbo purchase Ituinan- lity is particularly invited lo eall. [Jan 10 Gm-7
Fiftii Street Wall Paper Warehouse
No, A k 6, North ^ih Street, evtraiice 2 door.i
above Market Street, Phila. \]^V, hrx.^11 ju^l oponeil our large .i.c.sortment
' ' of new .ffiring htyb-H of Freneh and .¦Vmerican P.VPER H.ANGINGS. nt priees from 10 centra piece ami niiward-. Onn^liei, iticlod.-.s lbe ilneiit (Johl Km- b--:ied Papers: Vilvet PJipers; imitations cf lhe vari- .tns Kind:- of Wood and .Marble; Statii.-n; Kreseo Pa- vrf. Panel Papers and Gold and Velvet Border^'. FIUE eOAItU PATTERNS, WINDOW SlLMiKS. .Ve. .\i\. Wbi.I.-.-..-de nnd Retail.
ICJ" HoUi^es jiapend in Hi.- couniry at eily prices by e.sperienced iroriimen - and all work wnirantid.
K^. A lili'-i-al discount made t'> wbri|e.-;ab- d.-al.r.^.
Jnueri-.ly--.i:] WM. D   P.ARRISU i: CU.
CHEAl' WATCHEsTaND JE^V^LlaV
JUST reeeived n frosh Hun|jlv of GOLD ADN yiLVKIl WATnlKS AM) JKWKLUV. at OS,. tbe l-hilailellihia Watch and Jewelry Store. N... ^K) W. North SKCOND Stre,-t, corner of (innrry. at cia! tlu- followiog low priees;
Gold I.-ver Walelies. fnll j*»v.-lM. IS ear.-it ex-e. ^2S fiO Gold  Lepine.
eiats,  €:ipH,  and Stra^v Goods.
THE CHEAPEST IN PHILADELPHIA, r IHAULES E. ELMES, thankful for past fa-
^-^ vor.". would re.'^peetfuUy inform hi.s friemls in tin- country tbat lie Ii:i.s removed to tlie Poutli-wi--t corner of .Market and Sixth Streets, under MWeilb-'s gr.-at aud new  clolhing ware rooni.^. and h.is consianily on
133 band a new and fre5h supply of H.A'J'S. ffi^s—. ^7 CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, ofall kinds ffl>^ "T^^iiid price.s, whole.'iale nnd retidl. and ^^^T proniiMe.-< all thoso who will favor bim with n •^^'» call, to yave tbem yo per cent, in their iiurcbase.s
I'ALM-LEAF, CHINA PEARL. BRAID. LF.KiloUN- CALIFORNIA. ME.VICAN. CANADA, MOLESKIN BK.VVEU .md BRUSH HATS, of all kinds uud i-ri.-e- to suit ull purch.i.vors, wholesale and retail,
CHARLES E. EL.MKS B. E. corner of Cth aud .Market .¦st.".. Pbibi.l-i
•Ju'y 3 Um ."._'
Looking Glasses^ Clocks, Watches,
Spectacles, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Combs,
Bru,thes, Baskets, Music Boxes, Aceor-
deo7ts, Faney Goods Sf Trimmings.
7AHM & JACKSON would respeotfully, in-
'¦^ form their friends nnd tho public in gcnrritl. thnt hnving onlargod and otherwise improvod their OLD STAND, thcy urc prepared to fumish all artlcleu in thoir lino ou tho most reasonable terms.
As will be Hocn by tho hcndiug of this advertisement they hnve commeuced tho LOOKING GL.-^SS business and havo on hnnd and intend keeping a large assort¬ ment of nil sizes and styli-B-GILT nnd MAHOGANV FRAMES, which they are enabled to oBcr at CITV PRICES.
PEDU4RS and DEALERS will find thc n.snlal vari¬ ety of Small Ware.-), Fancy Dry Goods, Hardwaro and Cutlery.
They havo atiU the Agency for the sale of tho justly celebrated LANCASTER CO.MB. as nbo Radway it Co.'s popular preparations—the ''Chinese Mediefttcd Soap," "Heady Relief from Pain," nud '-ClrcaflBian Balm for the Prcfervatiou of the Hair."
Dr. Haisoy's Forrest "Wino.
R. B. Fogler's Olosaonion or AU-Hcaling Balsam.
Retoriiiug their sincere thanks for past favors they hope by striut attention to business to murit acouUnu- aiico iu the futuru. nyFirst door south of John Miclmers ((Jrapn Hotel.)
May 20 tf-2G] North Queen street, Lancaster.
. W. Rawli
1^ Saratoga W^ater.
iJiHE subscriber is in the receipt of a 3mail
X invoice of Congress Wator, direct from bond quar-
toro. -Itis pnt up in qnnrt bottles, and will bo sold low
, ¦¦    «„ o„, "^"- ^- DULLER, Druggist,
J""« 2° 301 --.. Wost King strait.
HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.
Destitate old men generally become so by youthful neglect or extravagance. A-beaUhy and industrious yoang man can aave at least his fifty dollars jfer annura, whlchj by the time ho is too old to labor, would enable hini to spend the evening of life in a traniinil home of his owDj surrounded by those comforts, and even luxuries,.BO. grateful to declining age. Bnt yontfa>;iiltentoa prfM»at ideatuj:ej^^do];n^itimk of-. agejVbaCv^pend ]piesgQtT,<an^]i£a/i^
Lancaster Savings Inatitution.
, Lancastjcr, July 4,1850. HPHE Trustees.of'tbis Institution have.tlifs -*- " day declared a dividend of 6 pet cpnt on lhe cap¬ ital stock paid in, $30,000, being one dollar and Bfty conts, per eharo, elonr of stafe Taxi payablti on' dc mand. : ¦ cnABLESBOUOHTEJl,Treaflnror..
July 10 .  .     r.,..: .'.  . . :. 3fc-32
Tarnpike Oividend*
npHE President and JUanBgerit of, the New.
:*- Holland turnpIkB "road, have this day declared a dividend of ^Three' doUam' on each" ahara of Btbcfc,for the last six montfaji, pfty&ble on demand, at tho offlco of the subscriber, In New Kolland;
BOLAND DILLER, Treasurer.
¦.JulylO . ,^, \ St-32
'¦ '-' "BrOTICE*. PERSONS INDEBTED to,the aubscriber by
.^ Noio or BooIe sccoiint ate revpec^nlly requested to 'iniilce parmoni-u eariy as'i^ulble;. 'aiid tfaose'b&Tlng felitini sgstnit iin«:~iun:tea)t«iteil:l<>:stvs«ut them for isttl«meiit - A. W. RU^&L. lata H|inlirar6 Sealer;
Dr, Myer's Worm Tea.
TB ONE ofthe bezt, moat effectual,nnd cheapest
-n- pTi'pnr.itIons ever compounded for the d estructlon of. WoaMs. It Is entirely VEGETABLE, and when made according to tlio direction, ia a pleasant, safe and speedy remedy.
This VERMIFUGE needs no puffing, as its roputo- Uon tw, one of too,/»«( and chmptst WOJKM MEDI¬ CINES now before the public, Is well established wher¬ ever ItbajfbocomH known.
Dr. MVER'S WORM TEA Is manufactured only by Dh. Rawuns and is sold Wholesalo and Rotail at his Medical Hall, Norlb Quoen St., Lancaster, and at his "Wholesale and Retail Drug Jk Chemical Storo, Carlialb, Pa., and by Druggists and Storekeepera generally.
SSt" Satisfaction Is guaranteed or tho money refunded.
N.'B. "None geunine' witbout the slgnaturo ot the Proprietor, J.W. RAWLINS.
AprillO Jy-ID
REMOVAL.
Coach & Carriage Manufactory^
l^EGKER & ALTIclTbog leave to announce -^^ to their customers and citiacna generally, that they bavo REMOVED from tbolr nhnp at thu corner of Eaat Orango and Duke street*, to their Nnw Bulldlngn
IN NORTH; PR^ICE STREET,
Tioo doors below Orange, West side, directly
opposite Bethsl Church,
where thoy will uianufncture all kinds of Tobicles. Brtch
3        COACHt:S, CAItRIAGES,	
Rockaways, Bu^sys.
AND YORK WAGONS,
with every other variety now in uso, of tho most ap¬ proved patterns.
REPAIRING.—Particular attention paid to all kinds of ropalrlng, at tho shortest notice.
ORDERB, for nny description of "VEHICLE, will ho thankfully received and promptly attended to. All work warranted to beof the best matorlabi and work- nianxbip. Thero are uo approuUcea employed at this eatabllshment.
By strict attention to business and moderate ehilrgcR they hope to reoulve a reasonable share of patronage.
Juno 25 3m-30
5000 Cbeanut Rails,  500 Chesnnt Posts
FOR SALE,      Applyto       . JOHN RAWUNS, March 6 tf-14] RawIinsvHlB, Lan co;
-For Sale. ^nnn J'niSTltATE DRY CHE SNTJ T *tyUU.RXiLs by-:        .- DANIEr.-FOI*TS.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For lho Cure of
OOnOHS,  OOI.DS,
BOAHSEirnSS,  BROir-
OHITIS, OROUF, ASTE-
SCA,   -WHOOFIirO-OOnQH
AITD ooirsviaFTioir.
Tbo uniform succo.=s ivbirb ]iu;i attended tbe use ot tbis preparation —it" .sidutary etfeet—its power to re¬ lieve and cure alfectious of lbe I.un.gM- have gained for itn celebrity efiu.ilb-d by no othei-niediein>;. We offer it to tbo alUiett-d with entire cnlid'-nee in its virtm-.J. nnd tbe full belief tliat it will .'^uli-lue aud remove tbe scverejit uttaeks of di-vex-^e upon tin- Uir"aL aud Lungs. These resiUts, as they become publicly huoivu, very unlurally attract tho attentiou of uiedicnl men and philnnthropifits everywhere. Wb.it is their opinion of CHEURV PECTORAL may be .¦a-cii in the following VALENTINE MOTT. .M. D.. Prof.Siirsei-y Mrd. tyollrse. A'iiw Vitrk-Sit]/^: " It gives mc pleasure to certify tho vnlue niel eflira ry of Ayer's CHERRV PECTORAL, which 1 consider peculiarly adsptcd to cure diseases of Ibc Throatand Lungs."
TilERT. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD writes in n lottlr to his friends, who was f;i>t sinking under analtcction of the Lung.-i':—"Try thu CHERRV PECTOR.'VL  and if any  medicine can givu you relief, with thu blcwing nf God thnt will."
CHIEF JUSTICE EUSTIS. of Lcuisiana, writes "That a ynuiig  danghter nf bis was cured of .several severe attnclu ol   C'cotij* by tlie GIIERRV PECTORAL.'*
ASTH.MA AND BRONCHITIS. Thr Canadian Journal of Mrdical Snenrr sillies, "Thnt Asthma nnd Brunehit is ,«o pn-vab-iil iu this luclcment clininte. ha.-t yiebji-d with mirjirifiing rap- idilyto Ayer's CHERRV PECTORAL, and wu cannot too strongly reeommend tbin skilful preparation to the Professinn and public genenilly."'
Let tbe reliovL-d suilerer .'^puiik for hinii-elf:—
HAUTKOiin..)aii. 20. ISr Dr. J.t". Ayr-Dear Sir:--1 In ving beennv'^eui d fioni a paiufnland dangerouKili.si-ase by your medieine.i;r;i ituib: promids nm  to si-nd you tbi-; ackiiovvl.-ilg-iin-i not only in ju^lie¦¦ tn ynu, bill  for the Infornialioii others in like nlUiulion,
A wlight cold upon llie lungs, iie-leeted al first, be- canic so ncvero tbat spitting of blood, a violent eough and profuse nigbt sweats folli>wi>a nud fa-^teiied ui";n nie. I became emaciated, could md sleep, wa,-; distre.ssrd by iny cough, and a paiu tbrough my ebest-aiel in short bad all the nlnrroiog syI^l>toUl^ of ijuiek eoii- Runit'lion. No medicine ."eemed at nil Io rem-b my case.uiitil I providentially tried your r:HF,Hf{> I'K' - TOR'VL. wbieb soon relieved nud now b.n.i envd me. Vours with respect. E  .-\. STEWAUT.
Ali.ant, N V., Ajiril l^- '*^'S- Dr.-¦\yer. Lowell—Dear Sir:—I b:ive f.-r years bi-.n nlllicled with Asthma In the worst form ; sotbat I have been obliged In sleep In my cliiiir for a larj;fr part of the time, being unable to breathe ou my bed. J bad tried a great many medicines, to no ]iui-po.-ie. until my Pbysicinn prescribed, lus nnusperiment.your Cil Elt KV PECTORAL.
At first it seemed to make me worso. bul in b'-".'' Unn aweek 1 began to experience the tao.-^t grntif.ving re¬ lief from its xmo ; and now. In four wei-kii. the iliye:i':f is entirely removed. I cnu sleep ou my bed wllh einalort. and enjoy n stuto of health wbieb 1 bad uever espieteil to enjoy. GEORGE S. FARKANT.
pRKPAHKO  BV   J,   r,   AVKU.   ClIKMl-'^T,   I.OWKl.l..  MA.-i.i
Sold in Lancaster liy JOHN F, LONO, C A. HEIN cTBH, Dr. RAWLINS, J. GISH and by dealers in mrdi lino gonerally. IMaroh O-Uni-I
Superior Olive Oil for Table use.
MARSEILLES and Nico Tnblo Oil iu large aud small bottles, just received, nnd for sale at CHARLES A. HEINITSHS Drng k Cbemical Store, E. King st., Lanc'r. July:i   .    iiu Sl
Small Prplits and Quick^^ies7
JSTHE mono at_ Dr   RAWLINS' ^Medical
Slh
Pre
.Sih
\V:\
IS]
t\>n
BRc
Wa
er Lever..
Leidne.
(iunrtiei
itiniri Ui.tni
l-v T.-a S|.'.. lie-erL Tal.b-
..b (ila-ses
rents:  Llll
.  .Ml gooil.-<
»i,On   ban.
teb.-s Fine
j.-Well.
Old Po
n-^ e.,
l-->t
et.  i'l
d	
nt<-<l <
al loi
|iialit\
wiirninted to
, tl large :i>s(i
Gold J
Nn. fill. Nortb St
¦ lie fl
ewelry
;oM
[.la
olh
ll.-H
tllli-
aiid
condStre.-
. .  ¦ lli (.0
       11 Ofl
. . from *4..".U to ;i UU
Pons, v-ilb .-il.       I 00
i.-l- .tet      fill'-
 1(1 OO
"           10 00
n. 12J   eontr;;  I'ntent.
r arliele.-i in pmpor-
liat tlii-y are nold for.
It of G.rM and Silver
Silver Ware. ti.  CONH.ll).
. corner irf <iuarrj-.
ly.iT
^VOI. BRUNER Si SON,
¦Wool Bealers and Parchment Manufac¬ turers. '^J0. 7, Margaretta street, and No. 7, Will-w
-L'   street, Philadelphia.     WILLIAM BUL.NFU IIENRV BIU'.NKIi &ir>- B.—The highe.'^t priee  paid  for  W.-ij  .mJ
I'-P Skin.-'. April 17    - t;ni.i:o
WIUiLKSALE AND llETAIL BEDSTEAD   MATrUPACTORY.
jVti. tS'.l .S- 01, -SV. John  Street, Philatirlphtu 'WWiiWW.  C.'il.inct Makers, Hotels nnd  P-ri-
vale Fnuiiliei) cnn be supplied wilhJBed.il.aii.- -I tuery patti-rn aud iinnlityniado luthe mostla.-liionai-I-
id Milj.stantial manner.
N. B. 'Phe I'atent Screw   Bedsteads, a Very tui-eri-'r
¦liele. iiianufactured nt this e^tablNbiuent. All ttinds of Turning done at tbo lowe.st rates.
iMareh 13 Cm-1.''
Dnited States & Foreign Patent Agency,
No. 9S Walnut street, and 75 Dark slrefl,
.PHILADELPHIA, Pe7ina. WII. f.1 AM   mJI.tOCK,
CIVIL  i-:noineer and MECIIANKJIAN,
OFFEItK Ili.s .services for the trnnsnction id' all i.iisini-....'tci>nnecti.d with the PATENT OFFHE SiH-<ilieatioiis and Jirawing.-< neatly and acenrati ly made, and Patents obtained wilb des|ialch. His Ion>: I'xiierirnee nnd thorougb Tlo-oretieal and Prnetie:il liiiowl.-dge of tbe Mecb.-iuie Art.«. will enable him 1" L^ive iiilin-.-nti.^faetion toall wlm f;iv>>r blni \ijlli Uieir cnsloiii. There is no ni-c>-.-;.-iIy for lnvi-iitor.4 in be al, tbeexpeuf^i' i-f gwinc t" ^Va^biiigtun. an tlu-ii- biisim-.-M can lie done tbrniigb thi.i ollice. r..sT\nK Fn»:i:. —and no e.-i.-'e rail b.-taken lip fur exaniinallr-u (.ii it.s tii>L pn-- :f.ntntion to 111.-ollice. Tbe ;Ldverli.-..r will .ds.. Ix> ii> nttenilauee al the Ofiiee at Wa,^bint;t..ii. lb.- Iir-t wi'i I; in every mouth, without exIra ebarge lo bis pa'ron-i Casi-s wbieh have Ije.-n rejected in eon.-<-r(iieni-.-of lanil V Speeideatioiis.attmd.dto. .All l.-lt.-r.s l.v mail jiinnil.t' ly atten.I.-ii lo.    .No eltar;,-.-  for advic.-. and  Ki i - L-r
:< ni...lei
Ul-. J. II. Kl IIT
I ¦ ^:s
r lb.-  Me. . Pliila.l.-Ii.hb
.MlV
Lanea.-1.- ^. Pilt-bnrgh
.i(iow:,nulLiinoro..Md, u.Chadi-.Mon..-^. i".
t tH. Sivniiab, <i.i.
ItTi^tn. r;idcago. m.
KoxH. <'ia>:iniiKti. Ohio.
iL J. Morgaiij Jer.s,-y City. N.
lyr-i-i
FIRE PROOF CHESTS, For UooUh, l*apcr». Jewelry, &c.
EVANS FWATSON.
No. 00 Nurth Third Street, between Arrh and Race, and S3 Dock Street, opi-ositf: tiii: ritiLAnELriiiA exchance. I'J ATENT Soap-Stone
-^    Lined and Keyhole cover
Siilamanders.
KIRK AND TIIIKK PUOOK .
IRON CIIESTSV
Wnrranled to stand ninro heat than any Cbe.sts In this nonn-
try. Alsn, patont Allt-CIiAM- ^_
liV.lt IRON CHESTS. HMO nnw'in u.se. Thoy nlso cou- tiiiue to mnko thc ordinnry Fire Proofs, at vory low pri¬ ces. PATE.N'T (-0.MB1NATI0N LOCKS, with Gnnge Key..;, which cnn bo changed sevi^ral lhoii.<nn<l tlme.s— changeable in fiiut every time the Lock is used if desi¬ rable. These Locks are proof ngnltiNt tbe most expi-rl Thieves, being supplied witb the Patent Key-bole Cov¬ er, nnd made very utrong, thcy cannot bo blown oj.en )»y Gunpowder These Locks arc inlen.led f.'r Bi-.k;«. Sionrs. SA>'i:a, i^-c. Seal nnd Letter Copying I're.sseK, Fir.r Pruof I)ilo^^i for Banks J- Store.i.
Pnteut slate lined HEFRlGKR.VTOItS, warranted i^nperiorto all ctherK ; WATER FILTKRS ; Slltl\\'EU U.\TIISoflbeb.'Rti]iinlity.
illT" Persons wi.'fhing ti> jiurchnse any of the above artieie."!. will plc-we give us a call. n,i we S»:i,i. Cui:Ari:ii tban auy otber in tbo Uniteil State.s. fnov 14 ly-50
Bed.s JHattraKse.s  aud rcathcrs.
The l he-ii'e.st Ibd.Iiiig Ware|iou>e in thU city ii
F.   G.   FRA SKR'S
No. -Wri Mnrket Street, above llth {North side) Phil title I phia,
WWVMV. cun :ihv!iys he rmiml BEDS, MAT- ¦J'K.-\SSKS.iind .v.ry -irliclein tin-line, ami sold lit snch lirii'.s as will please all. Cull and examini- be¬ fore you i.urehase any wlure. and you will nover re- .Ti-t it_
haml .-v large  a.".«nrtinent of iLOTllS ofevery dr.-erij.tii.U
N » -.CnnKtantly ' AUI'KTIM;.'^ anil til t very b.W pri.-.-.4.
P.  G.  Flt.ASKK.
.ide.l
i-bii.v
.Jir. MaiU.l tilr.-i-t. abov.; lllh. (upp''
.Vpril ii: _    _ .¦:"l:r'_
Piii'C FrcMli Cod Liver Oil.
IMS new .1 ml vnlnnhle Mptlii:ine, now nsed
by tbe iiicili.-al   jTofe nii-:iey ill Hn' "-ure of ni-
T
1 wilh
ifb
[>fT,   I
Mil I
iiii: Kii'%>:vs. kc. kc, is jin-pare't from ( 01' FISH for medicinal uin-, e.ipres.ily
COULT ANVi DAVIS,
Manufacturers of
SCALES,
SUITABLE l-'Oi; RAILROADS CanalM,   Coal,
HAY,
nU'l nil the various
kiii'l.s of MnilCJIANDIZK. Schnylkill Sth and Willow, Phil.ittelpliin.
Y.f
iLniiiicvi I
.t Huiniihrey^. ;'> Wnlnnt .'Itr.'.'t.
J. l{..wland .\: lo.. Ken. Iron WorL-..
Col. W. Kn,rIiHli. Snp. Col. K. ]t..ad.
l.-,i.ic r. .Morri.-- 4: ('o . Uichinond.
Peter Crioper. .Sew Vork,
S. S. Harvey, Wn.shington. D. C,
T. W. k. K. C. Smith.-'. Alexan.lria. Va. In eonnietion with lheir Fnctory.nsabove. they bav. iibiaiiiid room in the large nnd rnniniodinus Forwar.l ing Warebou.-e of Uobert .Moderwell, Es.j.. Lniica-t.-i rily. wbi-re tbey will keep eonstanlly on hand nn a-. sortment nf I'lalfonn Scale.-, at thoir factory price:- freight only wiil be added. No oxtra charge will bea.M I'd. No e\ira charge will be mnde for resbiimieiil orders directed to tbem. in tbe cant nf Robert .Mod. Well, or direct to hiui, will meet with immediate ntt.-i tion.
Feb. 13 Cm-ll
All
GOIiO PJQIVS!
GOLD PENS from tbe celebrated manufacto¬ ry of BeerB if CUirk, New York. Tho Extension, Engrossing, French Fountain, and Medium Fen. Also Gold Penririthoat the case,.thcso Pons oro not excelled by any in the United StateB, and are warmnted lor ono year.   For sahi at the Cheap Book Stcro of
-JUDD I:MURRAV, Opposite the Post Offlcf, N. Queon Bt., Lnn., Pa. .  We are ntfvrrecefTing our Trade: Sido Booka, atl cx- teiiBiTo,'Ta^d, acilepleiidld assortment.
'A^tAI-^'    *    -    ¦- ' Jy.20
¦/'-¦Ct^;   "¦* "   ¦'¦' ¦"¦ -¦''-'¦¦
Hull. North Queen Street, Laneaater.' AprillQ ^ ^^^ ly.iD
Tlic Compound Purgative PIIIn,
PREPARED by Dr. RAWLINS, and: aolil "Wholesalo and ReteU at bia Medical HaJL North Queon St., Lancaster, and at his Wholesale and Retail Drug and Chemical Storc, Cnrllalo Pa , and by Drugg. ists and Storekeopcrs generally, ore composed entirely of VEOKTABLi: KXTRACTa ASD PawDEnn, aud ato warrant¬ ed tb Imi easy, safe and elTuctuol Purgative for ordinary
UBO,
nS* In all cases whoro they fall to give satisfaction tho monoy will be returned.. ¦ Adril IQ      .  - ly-
Fri&tiig Faper for sde attU^ offiee
lbe liver of till
ifj/iiff   fr"in thf-  LoiiJiin Mrdiral Jotniuil.)
I-t: J. B. Willianis..M. D.. F. K. S.. rr..f.-.s.s..r of Med- ii-ine in irnivi-r.^ity College, London. Consulting Phy¬ sician 111 l'"' Ib'spital for enin^oniption. Ac, wiyn: I bave jtre.-eril'od tbc Oil in nbi.ve four hnndred ca.ses of tiibi-n-ulous dLseaso of the Lungs, in ditforentatage.-*, wbieh have been under my earn the last two years nnd ;i half. In lb.! birg.i niiiiiber ot ciuses, 2ilG out il-l, its use wns followe.i by marked and uneijuivocal iniprove- nient. varyiii.i; in d.-gree iu different casei*. from a tem¬ porary retardation of the progress of lbe disea;:e and a mitigntl'in of dislre-saing tymptnns, up to n more or ll''!-' rnmpbde reiitnratiou to app;ireut heaitb.
•TbeillVei of the Cod Liver Oil In mwt of tlie..ie ca.-e.< was very remarkable. Even in afew day.". Ihe einigb was mitigated, the eipectoration diminished in Iiuanlitv nlid opacity, tho night sweats ceaved, the luilsi: bi'ciUiie and slower, of betier volume, and the ap¬ petite, llef-i" au.l strength wero gradually improved.
" 111 e.iiielu«iou, I repent that tbo pure fresh oil from the Liver of the Cod Is more beneficial in tbe tre.itnient of Piiliiionnry Cousumption than any agent, niedleinal, dietetic or regimenal, that hoa yet been empl'iyed.''
As wc have uiade nrrnngeiuents to procure thw Cod Liver oil. fre.sh from head iiuarters, it can now be had eheinienlly pure by the singlo bottle, or in boxes ofom dozen eacli-
Its wonderful ofllcaoy has indiire.1 numerous */iMn ous inilatians.   Aa its auccess <leiM-nds enUri-ly ou it purity, too much cnre cauuot bo iwed lu proeuring it eejxuine. ... .       .
. Every botUo havhig ou it our written signature, tany he depended upon ns genuine.
Pampbletn containing an analysis of the Oil, with noticcH of It from Medical Jourual5, will bo aent tc tuoac who addreaa ua trea of postage.
JOHN C, BAKER k CO., Wliolesala Druggiats and Cheminta,
'  OctlOlyHiS]     lWNortliThlrt*StrgstPhUB<leJphIa
C. J. GAYLER'S
S AliAMAiVDER SAFES,
War) anted Fire nntl Thief Proof, and free jTom
Dampness. H'^IIESE SAFES possess overy qualification to
-*- rend.T tb.'ui proof against thc action of lir.- ..[ thieves, and of jiufllcient Btrcngtb to endur.> a fall fmni any story of a bumiog building. They are mad.' "i wrought iron, being kneed, riveted and weld.-d t..g.!li er. and lined with aperfect non-eoudueting lire iirc.i' mineral cuuipu.sition, no wooii being used in their ecn- stmetioii as In tho majority of safes nobi by other mak¬ ers. The doors of G.K\ LER'S Safe.'i are senire-l with his THIEF DETECTOR and ANTI-(;i:NI(iW. DER LOCK, which precludes tbe po..-MbiIity of |.i. kin;.; . or blowing them open williguni>owder. U ver two bun- dred of tlie.so Safes have been expc^^ed iu ae.-id.-nlal |ir.- tothe most intense heat, in many in.-'tane.-s reniainiii;: io tho buruing ruins for several .lays, an.l at ii'i linn- have they ever been known to fail ill pr.-s.-rving tbeir conl ents.
Tliopublicareinvitedtorall at tbe UU.ANCIl DEPOT A'o. 10 Exrhonur I'lar.: I'liil.nlr'i'hi". U.-^T Dork ^tr.et and examine the nniner.'iis lesiiiinHiial.s iii lavor o( GAVLEICS SALES. aI.-=o the larp.- assi.r'.ment on band forsale at uiauufncturerfi' prices, by
Jim.\ U. I'll'KK. Ag.nt. P. S --.-XIso for s-:de low, new .-liiiI   .'¦¦••coiid ban.I Saf.-s of other mnk.-rs. wbieb have been lak..-n In  part  j.ay mcnt for Gayler's Sal.imanderi.      April 17       :;ni.-J.>
-^   AD
TO HOI/SKIiKKPEUS.
public urc invitPil to call at the PHI I.
DELPHIA HOl'SEKEEI'lNG DRV GOODS .STOKE, and exiuiiin.-a Iarg.- a-.-.ortuieul of all kin.U of dry goods re.iuire.I in Inriii.-liing n bou.-e. We bave the advantage of a long experience in Ibis buf-imss. and giving our sole aUenti.in lo it. to the e.xelii-i<.ii m i/rrti 1.11.1 fauni ;:<i-d-.. are eiiabied to coudii.-t il on princi|il''s'that «iU ensure (¦ati.-Iaetiou lo purirbaMi i b..lha.s to price und Iiuality.
lu our j-tock may be fuund all kinds of Linen Sbei-t - ing.'. Shirtings nnd Pillow Casings; Dania-.k Tabb* Cb.tlu<<nnd Nnpkin.s of every variety; tiuilU.all sises and prices, from "."ict.^ upwar.ls ; Blankets. dilU.; Dimi¬ ties, Bureau Covers, Piano nnd Table Covers, )'.nibr>.i- dered Laee, .Muslin Curtains. Worsted nud t.lbi-r Da- ' m.isks, Furniture Chlutzes, Bulf and Brown Window Shudings. Turkey Red Furnlturra. i;ashinerines, Fur- nitaru Pluah Tickings, Wooleu Floor Cloths ; Linen, do j Stair Oil Cloths, (a new arlicle) ; Crash, Diaper and Iluckaliack Towelling. Summer Blaukctlng, &c., kc, witb a largo atock of eyery description of FLAN¬ NELS AND MUSLINS,
JNO. V. COWELL & SON, S. W, corner Chestnnt and 7th.
May 22-6W-25] rWJwIelphifl.
'"-' "^^'^miMf^^^^^M^^M
^Mii^i^^M
ii^iissj^^iii-iiai^
'tri'-^^^'-^^^-^^^MJMM^
^j^Hg^^^MmM