Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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VOL. XIX.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, tS45.
NEW SERIES, VOL. VII.--NO. 24.
PUBLISHED    BY
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON.
OPFICR   NORTK   aOEKN  STnF.KT.
TheEXAMINER &UEMOtJRATIU HBKAl.D is pnblished weekly at two noLLins a year.
Advertisements nnt exceeding nne square will I'e inserted throe times for onc dollar, and tweniy- ftre cents will be charged for each ailditional inser¬ tion, A lihoral discount allowed to those who ad- •verlioe by the year.
FOR THE EXAMINER AND HERALD,
KOVrNG, ROVLVG.
Rovisa, TOTinjf. from flmvor lo flower. Sippinc the Kvt.>eis nl' each pasnine hour—
Oh! iha''« thf Iir*! fur a blnde like me\ Sood its tbe shadex nf ctildnpiw galher. Gone, where ihe sunBtiine warms thn weathsr; Fan Btthy frnwit. dt>ar. bids me s)eh< Fled, wh«*re a fnud sniilR light? the eye- Ob I ihat't lhe magic of life for me!
Why, why. dearest, thould pain and care Steal, away, from ihpfn every thitij; fair.
Who ean be jilad ai we caii be 7 The htimming bird in the honey bowen, ;       Sips, scarcely tuucbing the wanton flowera,
Ever a flyinf*. and ever briiiu; , .    So,ourninmenii*. gayand li^bt.
Should, like the humming bird'i. onward flea.
Let them teach in their tyrant ichools. Binding th^dull wiih ihtlr rensitning rule^—
I'hey never were meant lor a blade like me.— Roving, roving, from pleasure to plesiure, Cnlling the etience uf every treasure; Drinking tho rapture of every blisB, From the bright eyes' charm, and the swoAt lip's Ids.i,
Oh! that's the inngic of lift; for iiic!
H.
FOR THE EXAMI.NKR ASD HEhALD.
SONNET TO IMELDA,
Time lone and weary scarcely tnaketh pace ;
What are the charms that give it goldun wings ?
Nol ihesc, my buoks, where inspiration sings, Nor flowa lhe Hereon stream in changing place: I wander by the bioukteis leapirig chHse,
Or puzzle out what varied meaning clings
Around the sweet-lipped daisy whore it Fprings, And seek but never 6nd thy smilc-lit face : 1 Usien fur thy accent in each suunil,
But hear no (ones to reconcile my sense, But as the ycanung ivy fondly fuund
Inclinitigio the kindly stay from whence Its trusting clasp was torn sii back to thee, luELDA, loDga each thought ihai dwells In me. New iJolland.
D.
Everybody has heard of the horrible dearness ofEngland! 'The word *'rfear" conveys a very bad idea lo the minda of most people, and lo the poor it is often a word of dreadful import. There was a time when we could boast of chi;apnes3 of our own country. I believe it is pretty well understood, at fast, that the excessive issue of bank paper for some years past bas had rauch to do with prices, with cheap and deur. As to cheap and dear, 1 shall from time to time give such information as to the relative prices iu England and the Uni¬ ted States as come under my noiice. Few subjects are more important than those embraced in the words cheap and dear,— The causes of cheapness and dearness are well worihy the greaiest attentiun. Dear bread, dear meals, dear fruits, all ihings dear, are generally found in those coun¬ tries where monopoly has gathered the blessings into the laps of a few, and sown the curses broadest among the residue of tbe people.
Altoriiey at Law,
OFFICE Centre Square, next door to the Lancaster Bank. Aprils, 1845.
tf.18
) tne
Attorney at Late.
f\ ffers his professional .services to
^-^ public (jenerallv*    He cen  he found alany lime eilher al tbe office of E. C. Reigart. Ksq., jn VVe«t Kioff street, or at his oflico in Ensl Orange plreet. next door to lhe Firo Infurance oifice. Lancasler, Oclober 23,1844. .47if
.mtorney at Law,
f^FFICE Removed to Centre Square
'-'on the West aide, 2 doors from  Wesl King Street.
Lancaster, April 9,1845. 3m*-19
DOCTOR
©- ®= 3M©HArgB§o
"OESPECTFULLY offers his profes-
*-•' sional Bervireo lo the citizens ofLanRaaier.— He may be found at the ofSce of Dr, Wadiin^ton L. Atlee. corner of East King* und Lime ulreels. Lane. April 23, 1845. -At.2\
DENTIST,
CTILL continues to perform all ope-
^ rations upon the teeth, and upon lerins to suit lhe limes.
Offire NORTH QUEEN STREET, opposite Kauffman'^ lioiel.j
Lancaster,April 9, 1845. if-ig
DRS. EI..T & J.4JDIES PARIIY. D EIV T IS T S ,
riONTINUE to perform alloperations
^-'  on lhe Teelh; Office between the Holds ol Dnchman (now Wilwer'«)   and Swope, In Eoei King St., Lancaster. July 3,1844.   tr-31
Emliroidering- Patterns
fresh   and handsome  assortmenl
I- jui>l receired and lor sale by
Mrs. HECKERT. North Qoeen Slreet, LnncnRipr.
FOR   SALE. AJTIinral Water Apparatus,
/CONSISTING of a Pump, 3 Foun-
^-^ lain*, Cooler, 2 Silver drawuifj-olT pipt-a, Sii ver Syphjns for Founis, Gasometer, Generalor. Block Iin connecting tubes, &r., all in guod unler and win hu sold a bargain. Enquire of l!ie prim. er.
April 16.1845. lm.20
It is a great pity ihat the working-peo¬ ple in the Uniled States will not at once shake ofl their chains, combine, turn their backs upon men and women made by tai¬ lors and milliners, set up a taste of their own, and dress appropriately, consistently, with their means and employment. For this it is not necessary that they should vear a uniform, or discard beauty and taste, or reject anything but twadiy finery and things out of proportion.
No man knows what he can do till he has tried, and the same is true of the millions of common people and common laborers. There is no doubt, not the least, but that we are on the highroad to a better lot. In the Uniled States, certainly, there is noth¬ ing wanted but education, the will, the de- termination,the raoralforce of temperance, industry, and rightousness ; the combin¬ ing together, as all people do who mean to exert Uieir power to auy advantage. To e.xpect auy great amelioration from caucu¬ ses, elections, laws, or political movements without a corresponding change in these respects, is childish.
If the people of theUnited States would keep the forms of beauty and utility con¬ stantly before their eyes, llieir bills at the milliner's and tailor's wuuld bc far more moderate; nor would they empty their pockets, as they have been accustomed to do, in those of the grocer and tavern-keep¬ er. When we come to add up the amount of money misspent in anyimportant partic¬ ular, it seems incredible that so much can be wasted in such a way.
To the Taxable Inhabilanta of LeWOASTER COUNTy.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the laws of this Commonwealth, ibe under¬ signed Board of Revision of Lancaster couniy, hereby give notice to ihe taxable inhabiianis wiih. in the respeelive lo^^nsllip3 of said Couniy, thai the place ol Appeal will be al the Commis¬ sioner's onice, in lhe cily of Lancaster, on lhe fallowing days, lo wit:
For the townships of
Bart,
Brecknock,
Caernarvon,
Cocalico East,
Conilico West,
Colerain,
Columbia,
)
): Monday, May acth 1845 I
For lhe townships of
1
Conesioga Conoy, Donegal Kasl, Donegal Weat. Drumore, Rphraia, Earl. Earl West,
For the townships of llempfield Kast, Hempfield West, Lampeter East, Lampeter West, [illizahelh, Lancaster, Leacock,
For the townships of Leacock Upper, Little Britain, Manheim, Mnrtic, Manor, iVfotint Joyj Paradise, Fullon.
MILLI5ERY ANtt TROBIIKG STOEE MISS MAlK E. FRAIM,
WOULDltepectfiilly inform her friends aniPilie publio generally, thai she' haa opened a store of lhe above description in East King sireel, neuriy opposiie M. R..WiiwerB hotel, in lhe ciiy^f Lnncaslcr, who.'e 6oni!elv^r every description wilt be made,nnd old ones repaired al the slipi lent notice, and on the most reasonable termsf'The public is respeclfully invited lo call arid sce- I-ancnster, April 16 1845. 61-20
CONFECTIONARY
AND FRUIT STORE.
mjILLER FRAIM would inform his
-'-'-'¦• friendsand thepublic generally ihat he still continues t'^ keep n CONFKCTIONARY" AND FRUIT STORE at his old stand in Ea*i King et. in the cily of Lancaster, nearly oppQi<ite M. R. Witwers hcilel, where Confectionary. Fruit, Ice¬ cream and an excellent quality of Cigars can be had alBJl times very low. Also—FLOUR nnd FEED for salo as usual, Lancaster, April IC, 1845.. 61-20
p    K Subscriber respectfully infornis
\-    the citizens of the city and countj' of Lan¬ caster, that he has commenced tho
Vluiivbiiig  Bv\s\ues s,
in all its various branchcf:, and is now ready to re¬ ceive orders for Hydrants and laying pipes of any nnd every size, oti the most reasonahle terms.— ALSO,— Oath BtJiterR mado and put up. He hopes, by doing his work in the most durable manner, lo receive a share of public patronage.
JACOB GABLE, East King Street, Lancaster, Pa. April 16,1845. tf-20
IaIChtjt Sf .ificjrEJiiJ>Sy
(LATcDiVid A. DoSNKLLv'w)
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
At the Old Stand, mi East King Street,
MENJAMIN LICHTY & DANIEL
*-* McNEAL, having entered into articles of co-partnership, respectfuliy inform their friend?, and llie friends and customers of the late Duvid A. Donnelly, that they are prepared to execute all ordcra in their lino of business at the shortest notice, and on terms the most reasonable.
Having received the Spring- Fnshinns ihcy feel satisfied of being able to afford perfect satisfcc- tion to all wh(» may favor them with their custom*
CoatB, Pants, Vesis, CioaliB, Overcoats, &.c made in the most fashionablo and dijrahic style.
flir. McNcal having had considerable experi¬ ence en the best shops of the Kaatern cities, feelir anxious lo atiend lo the friends anu cuslomers of the laie Mr. Donnellv.
Work wil! not only bc well done, but speedily, a full suit of cloihes witl bc made at a dav^ti no¬ lico if required, nnd madewell.
The new firm confidently trust they will bc able to merit a coniiiiuunco  ofihe ex'remely   liberal palronngrp extended to the late Mr. Donnellv. Feb. 19. 1845. *     tf-l
AS   WELL   MADE AND   TRLMMED
AS THOSE\vhich gave such full satisfaction   to our cusiomcrs   last  season, and at ;Iic verv Lowes'. Cash  Prices by
ERBEN & SPURRIER.
Our customers of the City and County arc in¬ formed that hy paying
LIBERAL CASH PRICES to our Journeymen we are enabled to render per miinent the reputation which thia E>-tablisment has hitherio enjoyed for good and subHantial work. Those who huve found out to their cost that an article of Clothing badly made and trimmed is '*dtar at any price^* and wish in future to po up¬ on tha motto tliat "iAe best is the cheapest,''^ will callnt the Clothing S:ore of
ERBEN & SPURRIER. One door North of the Post ofTice, Lancaster. Pa,
April 30, 1845. 3t-22
SPRING AND SUMMER
THE subscribers have just received nnd nre now opening, ut llieir elofe, on Cen. tre Squaro, next door to lhe market House, in the cily of Lancisier, a splendid Bssortment of Ameri¬ can, French and English
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Cashmaretts,   Vestings,    &c.
Also plain and fancy Linen and Cotion Drillings, for men's sunimer wear; Plaid, worsted and Linon goods, for boy's- clothing. New and handsome- styles, Balzorines, Mouse de Lains, Berages, French and Gingham Lawns, Scotch Ginghams, &o. for ladies dresses, together wilh a large assort¬ ment of black ond fancy dress Silks. Fancy Mitis, Fancy CravaU, Kid Gloves, i&e. Also Brown and Blenched Mnslins, Tickings, Apron- and Furniture Checks, Cotion Stripes, &c., wilh a. large variely of other articles suitable for the sea¬ son. All of which will be disposed of on very moderate terms.
HAMERSLY& RICHARDS. April 23,1845. tl-21
Call at Wo. 80.
PIAXERTOA a SJtlELTZ,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they havo connected with the Tobacco trade, at their old sland, a fresh ossorlmenl of the best and cheapest
©l^@©lliaO E^s.
(jilass, Queensware, Fruit, Candies, Sic. Sec, which they will dispose of at tho lowest cash prices.
Tea, CofFeo, Sugar, Molasses, Oil, Salt, Fish, Spices, &c. &c.
TOBACCO & SNUFF.
50 boxes and kegs Virginia man'd Tobacco, of various brands and qualily, such n« large and small plug, fine plug. Honey Dew, Cavendish, Lump Virginia twist, Mrs, Miller's & E, Good¬ win's fine cut lobneco. Havana, Principe, Span¬ ish half Spanish & Common Segars. Mancabau Rappee Se Scotch Snuff. Cul Se dry- , Pipes, Snuff boxes, &c. all nf which they will sell whole¬ sale and retail, at the lowest Philadelphia prices. They invile llieir friends Io call at No. 80, cornei of North Queen & Cheslnul Streets, under the Muscnm.
Lancasler, April IG, 1845^         3mo-0
$hnatfel|ihfa ^taertfsrinents.
Come A\\\ *0 IflllilBLfTdlV'S
CHEAP BRY OOODS STORE,
No 10 North Sixth St., Philadelphia.
WHERE you will find a full assort¬ ment of Fresh and New Style Goods, for men's and ivomen's wear, received every day from the New York and Philadelphia Auctions. Jiist received, a few boxes Neapolitan (Horse hair) Bon. nets, Florence Braid, do., and a variely of olher Straw bonnets at aatonisbing .low prices i Balio- rines, Bareges,Organdies. Lawns, and a variety .of Dress Goods; new slyle Barege Shawla ^Scarfs; Thibet,' Cashinere, Mouseline 'tie Laine anj other Fancy Sliawlsj Clolhs, Cassimeres and VesiingaJ Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Sloeks, Cravals, Scarfs, Shirts, Bosoms and.CoIIarsj Silk, Ging¬ ham and Cotton Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasolettes and Snn Sbadeiiand every variety of Dry Gooda tn season. ' ., ¦
All who wsBt value la full for nloii6y laid out, will please call at No 10 North Sixth Street,
MIDDLETON'S.
Philadelphia, April 30,1845. 2m-S2
NEW STOBE!
MOST RESPECTFULLY returns his thanks to hia friends for past favors and patronage, lakes pleasure to inform tliem that he lias just opened his new Store, next door lo J. F. Heinitsh Se Son, where he has opened a general assortment of
Fancy ii»d Staple Dry Ooods, aroceries and QtuenstCare,
which hnve heen purchased and selected from Ihe latest ariivals, and at present low prices, he feels confident in his ability to acrommodate all who may favor him with their custom.
April 9,1845 IfVlO
CHOICE & SPLENDID BARGAINS
FROM THE NEVV YORIC AND PHILA- DELPHIA MARKETS.
i-Tuesday, May 27th I J
¦Wednesday, May 28lh "
Upon the plan of a noble and generous existence; of equal lau'.s, no monopolies; of giving fair play to all; "of living and letting live ; " of getting rid of overeating and drinking; of ten thousand costly finer¬ ies and sensualities that now either swal¬ low up property or prevent its production, one result is certain, and that is, an im¬ mense increase of wealth.
We are by far to lofty in the United States in all our ideas of expense, that is, compared with our fortunes ; ihere is no true economy in anyihing. Mr. Dewey says, very truly, that lhe English are nev¬ er ashamed to count the cost, nor to speak ofit. ^
 Thursday, May 2!)ih
I J
For the townships of
j
5-FriJay, May 30lh
A great soul does notrequire a large ten¬ ement, and a Jail is better than a twenty thousand Waverley Place house with a millstone of debt about one's neck.
DlSBOLUTlOS OFTIIE   BAtTI.lInnE   RepeiL AsSO.
CUTION.—Tbis association has no longer an exis¬ tence, it having been formally dissolved one evening last week at a numerous meeting. Tho proceed¬ ings closed at such a late hour, that bul little cnn be said now except to announce the aiiove fact and lhe causo ofit. Tho President oftho associaiion hnd received an autheniic copy of the speech of Daniel O'Connell, recenlly delivered in Dublin before lhe Irish National Repeal .Association, in which he ad. mioistercJ much abuse to this country, offered the British Government, "for a consideraiion," the aid of the Irish people in a war against this country, should it occur nn account of Oregon or 'I'exo.', so that the Ameiican Eagle shnuld lie broughi down from his proud height, &c. &c.—all which has Ireen made familiar to the puhlic by the newspapers. This he laid before the executive committee of the asso¬ ciation, and they, after mature deliberalien, prepared a preamble and resolution-s, vindicatory of the asso- cialion.its friends, and the Irish adopled citizens, as connected with tho idea oftbe respect due to Amer. can feelings, and a regard for their own characler as American citizens. Daniel O'Connell was freely censured, and he and his speech hoth most emphati¬ cally repudiated, and lhe last nf the series of re^olu- lutions, save one of fnrm, looking to tho publication ofihe proceedings, dissolved the Assorialion, and transferred the funds on hand to tho Hibernian So¬ ciety. Some oppositon waa made, anil snme de- bale was had ; bul as wo cannot now enter into de¬ tail, we cnn bul say that lhe resoluiions were adopu ed and the associaiion dissolved. Sun.
Rapho,
Salisbury,
Sadsbury,
Sirasburg Weft,
Sirasburg Borough,      j
Warwick, J
And for lhe cily of Lancaster, on Saturday, May
31sl, 1845.
FREDERICK HIPPLE, MARTIN MILLER, JOHN VARNS.
Commissioners. April 23,1845. id.21
TO BRIDGE BUILDERST
CEALED  proposals for building a
^ bridge across Conesioga creek, at pr near VVolf*8 mill, in WcatEacl tuwnship, wilt he receiv. ed nt the Commissioners' office, in Lancaaier, un- til 2 o'clock on the 3d Monday in May next.
The plan and npecifications can be seen at ihc above office until the time or letting.
FREDERICK HIPPLE, MARTIN MILLER. JOHN VARNS.
County Cominiaaiouers- CommiBBioncrs Office, "}
Doctor B. Ehi'niau.
lIOMffiOPATniC   PHYSICIAN.
BY the solicitation of his friends has removed from Harriaburg (where hc prac¬ ticed nearly seven yearn) to Lancasler, and ten¬ ders his prolessoinal scrvicefi to the cilizena of this pluce and its vicinity, and to ilie public gen¬ erally. Ijc will bc happy lo attend to all kinds ul diseases, acute as well as chronic. Although Homoepalhic established itseir by lhe cure of many chronic maladies, euch as; Tic Douloureux, chronic Headache, Dyspepsia, Epi!e(.sy, Paralyhia, Kheumatism, Goul, Liver Complaint, Dropsey, Piles, Cramp in the Stomach, Bronchitis, &c., yet thid is not lhe only province of HumcBopalliia, bnt esperially acute, even the niost dangerous sueh as; Suartt't fever, Croup, InBam&tion of the brain the, lungs, the liver, the inteatines, cuiic, crampR convnlfiona, cholera, or dysentery, &c., will prove the beauty and efficacy oi' ihirt system, by a speu- dy. mild and durable cure.
Office in North Queen slreet, in the house late¬ ly occupied by iMr, Jungerich, immediately oppo¬ site Nathan C. Schulfield's hoiel^ Lancaster.
April 33, i845. 3m-21
One Yirice Clothing SloTe
IiM@(OIHI  AILILl^M,
Southwest oobneb op Ninth and Makket Streets, Philadelphia..
HAS now in store and offers for sale, a general asaorlment of Fashionable Ready Mado Clothing, such aa Rne Dreas and Frock Coats; Tweed. Drilling and Faney Summer Coats; single milled Cassimere, Drilling and Gambroon Panis; Satin, Bombazine and Marseilles VeBls,&c., also, a handsome assortment of
Boy's Clothing,
all of, which will be disposed ol at a moderale ad¬ vance fpr cash,
N. B. A general assortment of Clolhs, Cassi* meres and Summer Goods, conatantly on hand, which will he made to order, at the shortest noiice and in ihc best manner.
Philadelphia, 4lh mo. 30,1845. 3m-22
^hflaHelplit.i mt'ommments.
WM. H. BROWN & CO.
WnOKiEJSJJLE
3*0,  2d KdSTH I'OCfifH STBEET, PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE a large Stock, comprising general variely of AMERICAN and FO
SEED STORE,
No 23 Market Street, Philadelphia. rj'iHE subscribers keep constantly on
-¦L hand, a supply of Wliile and Red Clover, end other grass Seeds; Field Seeds, consisting of Spring and Winter Wheals, Polato Oals, Barley, and choice varieties of Seed Corn. Also, in sea¬ son. Fruit and Shade Trees; garden and Bird Seeds generally; Guano in parcels to suit purchas¬ ers
Ploughs and other agricultural implemenls. M. S. POWELL.
Philadelphia, April 30, 1845. 6m.22
3PlinatieI|)hf8 ^utjertfsentents.
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LUMBER.
E Subscribers have on hand a
large loi of PINE TIMBER, al their Saw. mill on iho Conestoga Navigalion, at Lock No 3., four Miles South from the Cily ofLancaster, (laie Iliiher's), where ihoy wil. bc ablo to furnish all kinds of
Itiiihling; Tiinber
of all lenglliH, nol exceeding fi(iy-one feet, at the shortest notice and on reasonable lerms.
Also Plastering Laths, always on hnnd. Orders for Lumber mny be left at Jacob Huber*s Foun- tam Inn, South Queen street, Lancaaier, or al the mill, where they will be allRnilcri lo.
Jacob bausman,
JACOB HUBEK, jr. April 9, 18«^  if.ig
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just opened at their New Store, 10 doors North ofihe Post ofTice, Sign of lhe BEE HIVE, an en. lire New Stock of the choicest articles of
AMUHOO^IN! ^!Ml©[F@!ail©!Nl
ever oifered to the public.
The Slock hus been laid in wilh great care, and wilh judgement founded npon along and intimate connexion with lhe best market, thus enabling them lo offer such Bargains that it will be to ihc interest of every one buying for CASH, lo call and examine their
CLOTHS, Casaimeres, Satlinetts and Veslings lhe greiilest variely cvqr offered.
MUSLINS, and CALICOES ofevery price and description.
SILKS—French Jaconets, Lawns and Chint¬ zes, Bareges, I'arletons, Fourland Omhrd D'-
Lains, Rich   Balzorines, La   Sylpliide   Muslins
and Rep Cachmere, and overy variety ofLadies
Dress Goods.
SHAWLS—Lupins Supr. ploin and Embr'd Camels Hair Thibet Plain and Satin figured Blk. Otioman Shawls, rich Damask heavy Black Silk, rich Puiiiled D'Laines (a new arlicle) Splendid Satin Broche, Poult de Soir; a new article of Paris Burage Shawls and Scarfs, Plain and Emb'd, Muus, de Lain and Thibet from 3 4 lo 13-4.
LINEN CAMBRICS, and HdPs, a great bar- gain.
HOISERY—of every description.
BAJOUSSuberb quality Kid gloves, new styles.
GLOVES and Mills of every description.
RIBBONS—Rich N. S. Bonnel Ribbons some ofthe handsomest ever offered,
N. S. Cap and neck Ribbons—Ribbons of every shade.
New Style Gimp cord for irim-ning Ladies sura mcr dresses.
New Slyle Colloretis, Cerite Collarells.
Suberb Polka Lapells, a new arlicle for collars &c. Sec,
Laces, Edgings and Inserlings,
Thread Valencia end Emb'd Swiss and Jaconet, N. S. Needle Work Chemiaetls.
SKAGRASSCLOTAS, for skirts.
LINENS, Richardson's celebrated House Wife Linens.
LINENS for coals and sheetings; Damask Linens for tables; 5-4 to 12-4 Walihams bleached muslins for sheetings.
Tichings Checks and Orillings.
A splendid lotof Sun Shades and  Parasols, and every variely of Dry Goods thil can bc found. CHARLES E. WENTZ &. BROTHER. Lancaster, April 2,1845. 3m-18
NEW
A. Ti. M.A11.SHMa1i,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fashiona¬ ble, Superior and Medium Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, No 188 Chestnut Street, between Sev¬ enth AND Eighth  Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
IS NOW in regular receipt of new Styles Silks, Mous. de Laines, Lawns, Organ¬ dies, Jaconets, Ginghams, Bareges, Marquises, Eolians, Balzorines, Cambrics, Chintzes, Bomba- zin'es, Alpaccas, and olhcr seasonable Dress Godds.
ALSO. Shawls, Scarfs, Veils, Embroideries, Hosiery. La¬ ces, Gloves, Linen Cambiic Hand'fs and  Irish Linens; Calicoes al  12^ cts per yard; Muslins, and Olher CHEAP GOODS.
Strangers will find it particularly to their inter¬ est In call, as the goods are all warranted and lhe lowest cash price invariably named first.
Philadelphia, April 23, 1845. 2m-2I
a
_ ^-.-        . FOR.
EIRN DRY GOODS,
•They regularly alleijd the Auction Sale*, al whichthey can frequently purchase many sea¬ sonable descriptions nf Goods, much below the regular prices, and whicli they will sell at m small advance.
Tbey receive many gooda direct from Mann- facturers, and will also be , receiyiilg.. the iiewest alyle of FoitEiGN QooDsas soon as they arc in mar- keti fVom importation^; both here and in New York. .
. Their exerliant ttill bo directed to keeping con¬ stantly,- a very soperior A^orirtieftt of the must desirable Staple and Fani»/ Oopdti which they in¬ lend to offer tu. Couniry morchants on Ibe most fatnlirable ibiitti, iiid at the lowest pricet they can be found in the cll^ Of Philadelphii.; and respect¬ fully invite ihem lo examine fitt thi'msslte*.
Their stock consists io part of the fo|lo*ilig.'
Cloths, Cassimeres, Saliinells, Jeans,-Plaided and Siriped Jeans, (a new article,) Flannels, Ker¬ seys, Linseys, Red Padding, Canvass Padding, Beaverteens, Velveteens, Velvet Cords, Alpaca Lustres, Vestings, Cravats, Siocks, Mouse, do Laines, Ginghams, Lawns, Irish Linens, Russia Sheeting and Russia Diaper.
Goods (or Summer Wear, Neyi Slyle Fancy Figured Linen, Crape, Gambroons, Corded. Plaid¬ ed and Striped Dillo. (new goods,) Plaidcd and Striped Kremlines, (new goods.) -l^ankeens, Extra Heavy Cotlunndep, Summer Clolhs, Denims, Mexi- can Mixtures, Blue and Fancy Coloured Drilings, Satin Jeans, Fancy Single Milled Cassimeres, Coat Ginghams, &c.
Brown and Bleached Mnslina, Checks, Tick¬ ings, Brown Drillings, Canton Flannel, Plain While Cambrics, Checked and Striped ditto, Lace Cambrics, Jackonets, Book Muslin, Mull and Swiss dillo. Lace Goods in variety. Coloured Cam¬ brics, Hosiery, Gloves, Thread, Buttons, and a full assortment of Triminings, &c., &c..
Pli I NTS—A very cxtenaive assortment, to which new Siylet are added as they cnme from the Manufacturers,
Phila, April 2, 1845. ly-17
CHEAP
CARPET STORE.
As our Rent and other expenses are very low, we are determined to retain the title of
©MiAlF ©AHP-IT iTois,
that our friends io the country have given us, and we offer fur this season an excellent assoriment of
Beautiful Imperial, 3 ply,    "1
Superfine Ingrain, IcARPPTmR*!
Fine and Common do. f *-AKPJiTI«GS,
4-4, 3.4, and 5-8 Venetian.   J and a large stock of
of all widihs for Rooms, Halls, Sec, logether wilh Matting, Hearlh Rugs, Piano and "Table Covers, Rag Carpet, Slair Rods, fee. Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest prices in the city,
A good assoriment of low priced Ingrain and Entry and Slair Carpet alwnys on hand.
ELDRIDGE & BROTHER. No. 41 Sirawberry Sireet, one door ahove Chesnut Street, belween Second and Third Slieets.
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
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Aorth Amitr lean College of llealth
Ate notvackaowledged to betbe beslMedicineis
the world for tbe core of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASE
BECAUSE they compleieiycleonaeihestomach and bowels from those bilious and corrupt hu¬ mors wliiish are the cause not only'of Headache Giddmesa, Pilpitation bfthe Heari, Pains in tha /Bones^lthentnatisDi snd Gout, but of every mala 'dy.incideiitid man.
, V SAipiNDIAN-yEGETABLE PILLS ArescerlaiBcorefexinlermitiani, remitteni,ner- yoas^ioflammaiDiyand putrid Fevers,becaasethey cleaDse t*le body fromthoas raerbid hamors,which 'wiMniJadfiDed to the- (arcalaliOD, ara the cauia of allUndiof
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
No. 18 South Sixth Street,nearMarhet^ PHILADELPHIA,     : Formerly kept by the well knoitin. Mrs.Yohe,
JOHN C MAXWELL, begs leave to inform his old and nameroiia Lancastercoun¬ ty friends that he has taken the aboye-well known and eslablished hotel, and wiJI be plsased.to en- lertain them on their visit to<PhiIadelpHia.<. ; 'The hotel is located in the very cenlre ofbusi¬ ness, and to. persons coming lo the city .to Iraoaaci business, is in every respeci desirable.
To those who come to Philadelphia on tieils of pleasure, the American House is also a choice and plessant situation. It is nesr all the theatres and placeaof flrausement, eonvenieni to Chesnui street and althoogh near lhe business parls of the city, - _-_.-^j —.:..j pojijjpn^. Therpomsari ious; ths parlor large and
CHEAP BLINDS.
B. J. WIIiMAilIS,
Na
is in i '"iet and retired position, : The rooms are deIighlfii:alry,»nd.sp;:.:-«;''«f^^i'^;8//^°^^
pleasant, and the table elegant am. There is also 0 private enlrnnce for ladies.
The prices will be reasonable,- and-no pains will be spared 10 mnlse lhe house worthy dfthe encour- agomeni ofthe puhlic inall iu departments.
The proprietor hopes ihal his old friends in Lan¬ caster couniy will bestow at least a share of their palronage upon his establishment, which he is de, ti-rrnined to desorvo by hia own exertions lo please his friends and the p'ublic.
Aaril 10, .1845. t^O
(KrCHEAPEST DRUG STORE-W)
IN PHILADELPHIA,
No, 33 iVorrt Fourth Street, between Cherry and Race, East side,
THIS Store, so well known as the CHEAP.   OR    HALF   PRICE   DRUG
Lane, April 23,1845.
td.2I
Dlssolation of Partnerntaip.
^¦^HE copartnership heretofore exis-
¦*- isting between the Eiibi.cribers, LiimSer Merchants, trading under iho firm of PETER B.'\KER& Co, is this doy disolved by mutual consent. The business of the lale firm will be sel¬ tleil by Peier Baker, wliu also will conlinue lhe butiiness as usual, atlhe oidsiand.
Persons indebted lo the lato firm, as well as those having claims upon it, will please to call at an early day on Pelcr Baker and sellle up their re- spcclive accounls,
. PETER BAKER. SAMUEL GliOSU. MARTIN TSHUDY. Marietia, April 16, 1845. 2ic.*20
MUSICAL   INSTRUCTION.
AT the urgent request of many friend? of Music, ihc Bubscriber has consent¬ ed lo remain in this city lo give instructions on wind musical instrumenis, bolli brass ond wood.
Those who dcnire lo bo laughi will please call at the residence uf Jufin Nakf, in Norlh Queen s(., FRA.N'Z 3CHIERLINGER. May 23. 1845. 3l''-22
KOSSERY.
ALARGE assortment of stockings, Gloves, Mills, &c., aUo, Gingham and other Hiindkeruliefi and pvery arlicle usually kepi in the busincR?, just received and fiir sale cheap, althe old stand of Juhn Shaffner, in Norlh Queen Sireel, Couniry Merclmnis, Pedlars and olhera supplied on reaKonatile terms.
ZAH.VI & JACKSON. Lan. April 23,1345. 3i.21
The Parisian ladies wear at present, a while ms. raboul feother along the curve of each cheek, so thai the opera-liuxes seem tenanted by cals wilh white whiskers,
Jtarricd on the 27ih ulL hy the Rev. John 0- Dunly. Mr. FREDERICK PULSE, aged 102. 10 Miss Dorcas MANNON, ai;ed 94—alUfJef- fcrson county, Tenn.—JTiminV/e Register.
'Tis sirange the psrci.ls of these rash children would permii Ihem to ncf so imprudently. They should have been kept under parental control until they arrived at years of discretion !
OCT" Methods of raising Ihe wind are numerous Persons" are now soliciting and gelling monies unde the pretence of being sufferers by the Pittsburg fire.
DR.   SMITH'S '¦JpHE unprecedented success attend-
-"• ingthe use of Dr. G. Besjami.v Smith's Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, and the acknowl¬ edged superiority which they possess over the common Anli-Billious, Carthartic, and various olhcr pills in general nse, have given ihem a deci. dcil preference wilh all wh» have used them, and the aie universally esteemed the mosl safe and pleasant purgative ever offered to ihe public.
CAUTION—as a miserable imitation lias been made by the name nfSn^ar floated Pills, il is ne¬ cessary lo besure that Dr. G. Beujaniiii Soiiili's name is on the box.
Principle office 179 Greenwich Street, N. York, and by the following agents in Lancaster Cily and Couniy ;
Fur city. Joshua F. Jones, J. Smilh, J. F. Long; tJeo. A. Miller, J. Gish ; Colombia, R. Williams, Slmsbnrg. Wm. Spence ; Soiidersbsrg, Chew and Rrnbill; Paradise, A. K. Wilmcr and Brother; Intercourse, Moses Eaby ; New Holland, Brnba¬ ker and Co.; Hinklelown, Desltong and Klauser, Ephroia, Murtin Gross; fnr Warwick and Litiz, David Brioker; Speedwell, Isaac Stauffer; Man. heim, Samuel Ensminger ; Petersburg, John, Siauffer; Mount Joy, Jacob Stauffer; Marietta. J.F. Anderson and Jacob Glalz; .Maytown, John Reinhold; Bainbridge, Jacob Baxtresser; EUza- heihtown. A; B. Redsecker; Biickcrsville, Sam'l. 11. Miller. April 16,1845.
MEDICINES,
Drugs, Byestiiffs, Paints, &c.
THE Subscriber keeps constantly for sale, on the mosl reasonable lerms, an assorlmeni nf Medicines, Drugs, Dyestuffs, Paints Oils, Varnishoa, &c.
Being largely engaged in grinding such articles as Ginger, Slusiard and Pepper, ho has them for sale ofa superior quality below the inarkel price.
He would mentionthat hehas a Patent Machine woiked by steam power, which enables him tc sell PUTTY oftlie very best qualiiy at 3i els alb. in Bladders and 3cis in Bulk.
He confidently asserts thai his prices are sueh as to give salislaclion to those who may favor him with a call.
J.W.W. GORDON, No. 1.52, West Pratt Sircet, Baltimore, Oppoaile Baltimore &. Ohio Rail Road Depot, N. B. No charge made for delivering Goods in any part nfthe ci'y,
March 12. 1845. 3m. 14
THE LARGEST AND Fl.NEST ASSORTMEHT OP
CLOCKS.WATCHESJEWELfiY.&C
Ever offered in Lancastei— Whole
sale and Eetail. ril HE subscribers respectfully inform
-"- their friends and the pdblic in general, lhnt they have just opened at the old sland of John Shaffner. in Norlh Qseen sireel, next door lo Mi¬ chael's Holel a splendid assoriment of Eigbt-day and Thirty Hour (Jlocks, by the case or singly.
GOID Affl) SILVER PATENT LEVERS,
Lapines, Horizontals, Patent Verticlee, English and
Imilation Lever Watrhes. Gold Key,, Gold Curb
and Ladies' Chains, Rings, Pencils, Syc.
Also,  a  fine assortmenl of SILVER  WARE,
Tea, Table ahd  Desert Spoons, Salt do., Sugar
Tongs. Butler Knives, Thimbles, Spectacles. Also,
Accordians, Dluslcal Boxes,
Purse Rings and 'i'limmings, gill and steel Beads, Card cases. Fancy Boxes, Hair Pins, Scissors Bru'-hes of all kinds,—together wilh every other article in the Fancy line, all of which are offered fit reasonable prices. The public is respeclfnlly invited to call and examine.
ZAHM & JACKSON.
N. B. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c.. repaired and warranted.
April 23.1845-       3i.21
SWAIM'S PANACEA.
TnE Great Orioin*i. Remsdv for SCROFVLA OR StlAOS EVIL.
Ulcerous Sores,     1     Diseases or the Skin,
RllEHJUTISM, GenEBAlDeBIUTY,
WiiiTESwELUNas, I     Mercorical Diseases,
JUST Received a further supply of the above deservedly popular medicines war¬ ranted genuine.    And forsaleat
JOUN F. LONG'S Drug & ChemicalSlore No, 8. Notlh Queen sireel Lan. Jon. 22,1845. tf-
IVeir Spring Dry Cioods.
SILKS, SHAWLS, BAREGES, ETC., ETC.
THE Subscribers respectfully call the atleniion of the Ladies and Storekeep¬ ers of. Lancaster county, to our very splendid new slock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, just received and now open. Thoy have been selected wilh greal care, and bought at the lowest imporla¬ tion and auclion ptices. They consist in part of lhe following, viz: 10-4 rich Cashmere loug and square Shaw's, new
patterns. 10 4 Silk Camelion Shawls. Black Figured and Gro grain ditto. 104 elegant painted Palra rhibei do. 8 and 10 4 embroioered and plain do    do. 8-4 Scarlet and Black Merino do. 8 and 10-4 Black Kelt do. Rich prinied Bareges and Balzorines. Black Salin siriped and plain Bareges. Elegant Barege shawls, black and colored, Barege Scarfs, Spring colors. Camelion Silks, very lich. Colored Salin striped Silks. Black and Blue Black do. Rich Salin striped Camelion do. Black Gro de Rhine. Black Figured and Plain Silks. Rich Mous de Laines. Printed Jaconet Muslins. Chintzes, new patterns. Black Bombazines. Black Alpaca Lustres.
With a veiy seasonable slock of Table Linens, Sheetings 6 4 to 13-4 wide, embroideries. Cambric Handk'fs., hemslitched and embroidered. Corded Skirts, Gloves, Cotion and Silk Sinckings.
Ladies are respeclfully invited to call and exam¬ ine our slock, as we are daily receiving the new¬ est slyles of goods from auction, as well as the New York importers.
AGNEW & CO. No 26 South Second Street, Philadelphia.
April 16,1845. 6w-20
12. North Sixth Street, afew doors above Market Street, Philadelphia, VEMITIAN BLIND MANHFACTDRER
HAS always on hand a large and fashionable assortment of Blinds, which for variety of colours, beaaty and style of finish, will excel those of any other eslablishment in lhe city and will be sold at the very lowesi prices.
Merchanls suppiicd wilh any quaniily at the shortest notice.
Old Blinds repainted and trimmed lo look equal to new.
He respectfully invites the ciiizens of Lancas¬ ter County to givo him a call before purchasing elsewere.
g[^ House and sign painting executed as usual in the best manner and on the must satisfactory terms.
March 12.1845. Sm-lS
f.
SASirEL GOLDEY,
WHOLSALE Boot,  Shoe, and Palm Leaf Hat Store, No. 21 Market Street, first door above Front, north side.
HAS onjiand a large assortment of the above named articles of his own and Eastern manufacture, such as Men's Calf Skin, Kip, Wax, and Morocco Boots and Brogans.
ALSO. Boys' and Youth's Boots and Shoe.i, Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes in all their varieties; Men's and Boys' Palm Leaf Hats, in all their va¬ rieties, just from the mahufaeloriea. Philttdelphia, January 29,1845. 3m-9
CHEAP, OR HALF PRICE DRUG STORE OF PHILADELPHIA, ia coastanUy sopplied with a large assortment of the best and latest impoitations of
Drugs aiiilL MieAicitica,:
ofall kinds, which may be had, WiioLSSALf or Re- TAiLiSltbe nsnallow prices established in'this store for the last Iwenty years.
The largest assortment of WINDSOR GLASS in the City may bc found at this store, consisting of American, English, German and French Irom the smallest sizes up to 36 by 46 Wholesale & Retail, alrfry/ouj pricet.   Ths large  English Sheet Glass is quite equal to Plate for Bulk Win¬ dows, and not one fourlh the cost. ALSO, Paints, Oilr, Lead ground in Oi7, Ptttly, Varnithet, Dye Woodi, Glue, PUath.'Pearl- ath. Sat JBratut, Frerh Viitiiled Rate Waler, Sic, See.    Wiile  Glue, Dz. alic acid, snd other articles used by Boh.iet Makiks;  all of which will bc sold very low for Caah or apprnr- ed Credit.
J. U. SPRAGUE; No. 33 North Fonrih sireet, Philadelphu. January 1, 1845, ly-5
accdrljinj lb' directiobs,i^iU laojit assnredjy.and willjinaatiarf lime aa^cqmpletely. rid the body froin.^Te>7 tbirig that is opposed lo healtli, that RhaoniaUani; Gouliiind pain of every description wifl b« literally:
,:;pEIW. FROM THE BODY. Fur (he. saiiic reasoo,^wl)en,.froci sodden changea of.atmoapherr.ur anyolher panse, the perspiraiion is cheeic8d,.and lhe hanmra which should pass off by the skin ara thrnwn inwardly causing HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, Nausea and sickness, paiin in the  bonea, watery and inSamsd eyes throstthoaraenesa, coughs, con- sumplibnsj rheumatic pains in various parts ¦ of ths body, and many olber aymptoris of CATCHING COLD, THE INDIAN VEGITaBLE FILLS will   nva- ciabiy give immediate relief.    From tbrea to six wilhoat"(ailj-make » perfect cnro of the-above painful maladies.   From three or six ofsaid Indian Vegitable Pilla iaken every night on going to bed said Pills liken every night on going to bed, wli[ ma BhortliW»inot;only remove all llie above nn- pleasant aymptoma, butthe body wiil, inashort itme.beTesiotedtoeTensbunder healthihan before ¦   Th"o same may beaotd of   ' _„„„
ASTHlttA. OE DIFFICIH.T , REATHIHO.
The Indian Vegetable Pills willlooaen and car. ey off by the alomncii and bowels those lough phlegmy humors,whichatop np Iheair cellaof the lungs, and are the cause not only of fhe ahove dis. tressing complaint, but when neglected,often ler- minates in thai rtill moredresdfulmalady called CONSUMPTION. Itshouldalso he rememberedtfcat the Indian Vegetable Pilla are^ certain core lor PAIN IN'THE SIDE Oppression,Oassea, and aicjjnesa, loss of appeli to -ostiveness.a yellow tin^» of the skin and eyes IndeWry ether symptom of a;-torpid or /"««« slateof the liver; becattse they Pn"-?* ""^ ,'.;! body those ihjpnriliea which if deposited upon th^ important organ, are the cause of every varieiy oi •^ LIVER COMPLAINT.
When a Nation is convulsed by Rtols, out¬ breaks and Rebellion, the only aure means ol pre- venting the dreadful consequences of a
CIVIL WAR is ioiI?.eI»"traitord,<>Bd erildispoaed ones from
ihf Country.;       _ _    .. gjckuess of any
In like:Dianner, when pain o.      . _, «ithiB-
kindindicate that the body iasUuggliii»
teraal fues, the true remedy ia to
EPBEL ALL MORBID HUMOKa.
(Traitorss to life.l and HEALTHWILL BE TUB
CERTAIN RESBLT. Thallhe PrineipIeofcnringfdjseaso.byC.eansm.
and purUying the body^ia aftjctly in act"""""'*'* with tha Laws-wbicb govern-the aqimal economy sndifproperly carried outby the use of the above named
IIJDIAN VEGETXBLE.EILLS, WiUcertaioly result in the co0pjel« Abolition of bis*sSe, weofler the (ollowinf testimonials, from persons oftlie highest respectability in New York who haAe recently been cured ofthe mostubstinale complaints,solely by,the nie of Waiour's I.ndiim
VsOATABLIfr ftlitt or THE ,"',
NORTH AMERiCANCOLLEGE OF HEALTH
-^- .       Jamaica, L. I. June 9lh, 1841.
Doctor William Wrighi—Dear Sir—li is with
great satisfaction that 1 inferm you of my having
been entirrely  cured of Dyspepsia, of five  years
standing, bythe use of yonr INDIAN VEGET-
BLF PILLS.
Prmoua to meeting willvyoor eelebraled medl-
FHIZ.,fi.DEI.PHZ.&
AUCTION   SALES.
Ready Made Clothing,
according to the latest and most approved style of
SPRING & SUMMER FASFIIONS,
AT 292 Market Street, Philadelphia,
WHERE Michael Tracy begs leave to inform his customers and the public in general of Lancaster county, that he has on hand the best and largest assortmenl of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING to he found in the citv of Philadelphia. Unlike other persons, TRACY wishes that his Iriends in the couniry should, pre¬ vious to purchasing, call at every olhcr eslablish¬ ment, look at their goods, ihen come to 292 Mar¬ ket streei, and witness lhe immense superiority of his articles, menufactured by regular mechanics, and not done op by persons who having failed in their own trade hava laken to tailoring.
Every variety of Ready Made Clothing to be had at this Old and Favorite establishment.
TRACY'S, 232 Market Street, below Ninlh St., Philadelphia.
April 16,1845. 3m-2D
C.    J.    IfOLBERT,   Auaioneer,
NO. 51 MARKET STREET, BELOW SECOND STREBT.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN?'?;e"'" fale days
DR? GOODS. Smorl^." ^"^^'
SnOP GOODS.—Every Wednesday afternoon.
BOOTS, BROGANS, ETC.}'^Y2'!,"ero^.^"''''^""
(rrCountry Merchants will find al these sales a larg'e and general assortment of Imported and Domestic Staple and Fane; Goods to whicb their attention is inviied.
Goods dolivered on tho day of sale, or a respon- Hibln person will be in attendance, who will for a ¦mail remuneraiion paek and forward goods as di- reeted.
Phiiadelphia, Januarv 8,1845.
WAEfTUBo 10,000 APPJ-E and PERCIM¬ MON blocks for lasts, from 12 lo 14 inches long. fl inches wide on ihree sidps for which 2^ cenls per block will be paid. 1 will exchange 50 sides ul be.st Spanish pole Ior light clean Slaughter sole pound for pound—ALSO—10 or 15 horse hides in lhe rongh in exchange for sole.
A boy 15 or 16 years of age, of gnod charac¬ ter, desirous of learning the Last,S& Bool tree ma¬ king, will hear of a good silualion by applying H. C. LOCHER; Agent.
March 2G, 1845.
2m-17
TO   PERSONS
CoBUHicncing: Housekeeping.
flPHE .subscriber would call the at-
-*- lenlion of thoso pcrsons who are preparing or Housekeeping, to his sloek of
HARDWARE, CDTLERT AND CEDAR-WARE.
As most of his goods have been purchased wiihin the last six monihs, he can offer great induce- ments to purchasers, who are invited to call and examine his stock.
. M. O. KLINE, Between Kauffman's and Michnera Hoiels, North
Queen Street, Lancaster.
Dec.4,1844. tf.l
32 South Second Street, Philadelphla,
HAVE been receiving by late im¬ portation a full supply of goods suited for Spring and Summer wear.
Very neat style Mou. dc laines for " Friends."
do 1-    Lanrns do
Small 6gored Linen Balzorines. Black ond Colored Alpacas of superior qualily. Book Muslins and Handk'fs, Cap Crape. Black and Colored Silks in great variely. Neal   plain   Silks,  imparted   particularly  for
" Friends." Friendlv Prints and Ginghams. Silk Fringed Thibet Shawls. Seal Skin *      do.
English Silk Shawls and Ilandk'fs. Silk Cashmere do.
Wilh  a good assortment of Clolhs, Cassimeres and Vestings. Philadelphia, 4th Mo. 16, 1845. 2mo-20
HAVANA TOBACCO SEED. TUST received direct from Havana,
M   a small  invoice of first qnality Havana TO¬ BACCO Seed, warranted genuine,   forsale by RUDDACH & WEBSTER.
No. 52 South Front St., .Philadelphia.
April 16,1845. 4tS0
SAVE ALL YOU CAN.
RULED Letter Paper $1 a Ream, 50 cts. a hair Ream, 6{ els. a Quire ; Ruled Cap Paper $1.25 a Ream, 62^ cU. half Ream, 7 cts. a Quire.
4 Cts. a Qnlre forI.etter Paper.
Miniature Editions of tbe Poeta fur 'Presents.— Bibles of all descriptions. Prayer Books, Testa¬ ments, with a large assortment of valuable Books in the various departments of Literalure very cheap.
JBVENIIE BOOKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Full and hall bound Blank Books, Copy Books, Pass Books, Account Books, Quills, Sleel Fens, Blue, Black & Red Ink, Sand, Wafers, Quills, Sealing Wax, Penholders, Slates, Lead Pencils Sec, Sec.,
SCHOOL BOOKS in all their Tariety. Gsmss tor children. Porcelain Slates, Traoiparent Slates, Inkstands, Ivory Tablets, Silver Pencil Cases, visiting Cards, Pocket Books,Card Caiea, wilha vast variety of Nolo Paper, very cheap for CASH, for Sale CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER STORE by P. THOMSON,
N. W. corner 6lh, & Archstieet, Philadelphia.
April 2,1845 6m.l8
SCULL & THOMPSON,
AT NO. 47, NOETH WATER STREET, IFKlDLi^PIELlFlHlDAp
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms, to   their Lancaster couniy  friends, the following Goods:
l500 bags Rio Coffee, a pari of extra quality. 1000   "    Liiguira, Maracaibo, Java abd St. Do-
.mingo Coflee. 500 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
100 bbis low priced Clarified dillo
100    "    white coarse and fine crushed      do 100 boxes Loaf and Lump da
100 bags while Brazil do
100 hhds N. York Syrup Sugar House Molasses 100    " Fhila. Steam Syrup Se Sugar Honse do 100  "   New Orleans and Wesl India       do 300 bbis New Orleans do
Gun Powder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Chulan, .•^ouehong and Pouchong Tea.
Old Pale, Rochelle, Cogniac and Peach Brandy. Holland Gin and old Monongahela Whiskey. Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, dry, and sweet Malaga, Claret and Champaigns Wines.
100 baiis Pepper, and 50 dillo Pimenta. 50,000 Principle nnd Havanna Scgara.
Manufactured Virginia Tobacco of various linds aild brands.
Cliecse, Chocolate, Nutmegs,. Cloves, gadder. Mace, Salaeralus, Ginger, Copperass, flottaatilo- digo, Crackcrs.Shol, Powder, Soap, Caodleis Sper¬ maceti mould and dips, bar Lead, painted Fails,
March 19,1845. 2m-I6
ROWLEY & ASHBURNER,
aeneral  Co-mmission Jflerchanls,
No. 5 <5- 6 South Wharves, (first stores be¬ low.Market Stree,tJ Philadelphia,
HAVE constantly on   hand,  and offer for sale at the lowest market prices, in Hhds, Tierces, and Bbis.
Winter Spring and Summer Sperm '1    Bleached Oil, Winter and Spring Sea Ele->        and phant. Winter Se Spring Whale Oil J Unbleached Re5ned and ('ommon Whale, and Lard Oil;. nnd Tanner's Oil of various qualities; Sperm Candles, Rice,:&c, &c., '
R.& A. respectfully invite Connlry Storekeep¬ ers and others to call nnd examine their stock of Oils, which they warrant to bo of the lirsl qnality aild to giyo satisfaciion. ,
03* Orders promptly eiecnted.
April 2,1845. 2m-18
TO COUNTRYJIERCHANTS,
AGENERAL assortment of Bbit- isn. FntNCH and AKUioikN Cloths, canaist- ing of Wool and Piece Dyed Blacks, Browns, Olives, See.
ALSO. French and Wesl of England superior wool Black
(Low and Modium priced Auibimn Wool Black
Cassimercs.
Foreign and American Fancy Cassimerea
SATINETTS. with a full and goodassonimeni of Black and Fancy
^aaos. •vs^a&fi3aaaae'®»
Black Silk Velvets, fine snd medium quality ;— Satins, Serges. Silk and Worsted, Sewing SiUs, Silecias,Faddinga,    , ¦¦    ' -
with olher goods exelasively adapted to dealer* in tailoring artieles,—in siore and for sale ou raaaon- able lerms by
ELLISON & PETERS, South Easl eorner of Third and Markel Sireeta,
Second  story. Dealers in Woolen  and Staple
Dry Goods adapted to men's wear.
Philadelphia, 3rd mo. 19.1845.     . 2ni-16
IVaOMjESaSIeE GROCERl!
JUNGERICH & SMITH.
iVo. 12. Decatur street, between 6th and ItK St., Q doors beluw Market, Philadelphia.
THHE subscriber having associated
cmea, I 'had been tinder""lhe hands ofseveral Phy¬ sicians* ahd had tried varions medicines; but alllo aoeSirct, Afler using one 35centboiof ycor Pills ho rever, ] experienced aomaeh lieneSt, that I r> solved to persevere in theuae of Ihem according In directions, which I am happy to slate, has resulted in a perfecl core. In gratitude toyoufor fhs giea btaefit I hava received, and also in ibe hope tha olhers similarly afilicted may ba induced lo mak irialof youreilraordinary medicine. I send you tbisstalemenl with fulUiberty topublish the sams if you think proper. Yours, ic.
Nkw Yo»K, June 19,1841.       G.C. BLACK. ToMr.Richard Dennis.Agentfor Wright'slndian
Vegetable Pills, No.288 Greeimicbst. N. Y.
DearSir—^Alyourrecommendalion,! sometim* sines made trial of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG¬ ETABLE PILLS of tbe North Anielicsu Collega of Health; and can conseienlioiialy aasert, that lor PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND RENOVA¬ TING THE SYSTEM, 1 hare received mors benefit from their use, than from any other medi¬ cine it has heretofore been my good furtcneio meet with, lam, dear sir, witll many thanks, ynui ob- Uge   riend, CHARLES M. TATE,
No. 60 Hammersly si. New Yurk. Mr. Richard Dennis, agentfor Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Dear Sir—-l have been afflicied lor several year wilh inward weakness imd general debiliiy.accom- panied at limes wilh painin the side and oiher die' tressing complaints. After having tried rarious medieincs vitithout efiect, I waa persuaded by a friend to make trial of Dr. Wrighi's Indian Veget able Pills,'which Iam: happy to stale have reliev. ed me in a most wonderful manner. Ihave used the medlc'iiie,' a yet bul a short time, and ha.v6 nb doubt, by a perseverance in the use of the medi- eineaccording to directions, that I shallin aahor time ba perfectly restored.
I most willinglyrecbmmend said Pilla to allper •na similarly afflicted; andin the fnll belicfthat Ihesame benefjeialresulls will follow tbeir use. 1 remain youra sincerely,
"HENRY A. FOOTE. Wawarsing, Ulster Co. New Tork. New York, Sepl. 39,1841.
This is to certify that I hava used WRIGHT'^ INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS with the great¬ est benefit; having enlirely cured myself of lhe frequent attacks oi Sick Headache, to wbich I had previously been subject.'
ANN MARIA THOMPSON. 393  Greenwich street.N. Y.
ToMr.Richard Dennis, Agenlfor Wright's In dian Vcjelable Pills.
CAUTION.
As there are at this lime many wicked personi busily engaged in selling a counterfeit medicine uase aq) jopon of the Indian Vegetable Pills;— mspasaqise desperate men areso utterly reckless of consequences, thai many valuable lives may be lost, in consequence of nsing their dreadful com. pounds, the pub.ic are caulioned against pur. chasing any Pilla, aniess on lhe aide* ofthe hoxia he foliowinif Wording is found: WRIGH'T'S INDIAN  VEGETABLB PILLS
(Indian Purgative,) Or TRX NoBTii AKaiCAN Colugeof HzALTn
Andalsotobeesecially againslpurchasing said madicine.of any person except the regular adver tised agenis, or al the office and general depol, No 169 SACS STREBT, PHILADELPHIA For sale in Lancaster by
i. ZIMMERMAN, GeneralAgeal.
Also, in the county by the hfrr>ti' named in an othercolumn
December.39 1843
QUSENSWARB:
A FIRST-RATE   assortment may alallt
_  1 tinea h« found at onr Siore, comprised
himself with Mr. C. Smith, of Philadelphia, I of all the lateat and most desirable patterns, the the above buainess, respectfully invites hia I market affords.   Also,
friends to give ihem a call. Their. enlire atock having been purchased for cash, and groearie* being very low, they will be enabled to i«|l at the lowest niarket rates.
Merchanls will place as under iiiany obigalToDs by giving OS a|trial. W* are confident that we can give enlire satisfaction.
L. C. JUNGERICH.
Jan. 15,1844 ' 6m.7
Cliina ani Glass-Ware,
To which we respectfully invite the atteniion of oar customers and ihepublie. Could aey more; hul no use. Til goadi and pricet aiil tpetkjor them. ulvti.
GRIEL, HART Se GILBERT. At lhe NewYork Store. 3LancMter, Ost, 16,1844. tf i