Lancaster Examiner and Herald

              VOL. SmOI.
i^<|Asiift^;j^Av ^WEDOTSDAY, ^CT01BEJri3,:1858.
iVo. 46.
rUBttSSEJr'ST '''
EDWARD 0. DARIilNGTON,
OFFICB IK ItOBTK Qtmor RKUT,  "
The EXAMINBa & DBMOCEATIC HHBAtD
Is publlahed wMkly. mtnro mixab> k jwmr, ADVERTISEMENTS will be inwrted at the
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blfl at tbe expiration of half th* peilod coi TVaodent adTertlsemeots, oabh.
TALES OF THE SO0TH.
DEN OF THE BOBBERS.
row paas in the main road. The body of the dead robber laj as it fell, with the blood paddled around it. Forcing bis horse with diffioclty to paas it, he rode with a rapid pace, and soon reached the shop, where he found several of ihe neighboring planters and the smith still busy with specalation apon the myaterious developments whirh tho lat¬ ter had witnesaed in the moruing.
Mr. Stogdou related to his eager and won¬ dering listenera his adventure in the moun¬ tain, the death of one robber and the proba¬ ble discovery of many more. Iu a few hours the news spread through tbe neighborhood) and brought together a company of forty or fifty men at the shop. It was decided, with¬ oat a dissenting voice, to ascend the moan- tain and storm tbe den of thti robl>ers. Guus, axes, dogs and convpyauces were soon pro¬ vided, and the line nf march apeedily oom¬ menoed.
The cavalcade, moving with celerity and in'silence, soOn reached the spot  where the
Ae be obali neltber^de nor^luar aaytblng to'dfreot litm. in tbe . parsalt, Mr. Stogdon oheoked bis horse and remained motionless for a^Bhort time; sbeltered, by.the acoldental fiore6n,qf;^:Iow, bushy tree, from obBerration Soon after the close of tbe last war between j jjitjje direction the gorge receded from the Great Britain and the United States, Thomaa I j^ad. Theaong «f the mountain birds and Stogdon, a tobacco planter liring in the wes- j the low .murmur of tiny waterfalls, were the tem part of Virginia, started on a journey j only sounds he heard. The robber had van- for the pnrpose of traoaaothig some private i ished, like a shakowj andjieither eye nor ear business which required his attention In one i oonld tell Ihe dirootlon he bad gone. of the north-eastern counties of that State.. Having made up bis mind td abandon the Hia route lay across one of theloftiest spurs i pursuit, Mr. Stogdon was in the aot of turn- of the Blue Ridge, the longest and moat pio- 1 Ing hia horae'a head towards the road, when tnresque mountain range in the South. he oanght, throngh the branches of tbe tree^
As tbe timfB were troubled, and the pas- in front of him, the glimpse ofamanruniilng' sage across the mountains oouaidered danger- ^ rapidly up the side of th« gorge, some ¦:dis- ous on account of the robbers wbo infested \ tanoe further up the defile. As pnnuit on them, Mr. Stogdon went nol only well moun- ' horseback up the steep accUrity was bnpos- ted bat w«U armed—a brace of trusty horse- ^ sible, he remained in his position and watob^ men's pistols being carried, according to the 1 ed.as wel! as he could, tbe movements of the custom of the d y, in front of tho rider, and ^retreating figure, wbioh he had no doubt was attaohed to the for^-part of the saddle. ' that of the fagitive robber.
The ihird night after leaving home, he : Climbing from crag to crag, the robber stopped at a roadside inn. distant about five j stopped at length in front of two ledges of miles from tbe base of the mountain. Ou ! rook which projected from the mountain, a dismounting, he observed that one of bis j few feet apart, thus making an entrance or horse's fibofs bad been lopt. He rose early . paas-way into tie side of tbe defile. He the n«xt moruing and resumed his journey, [ looked earnestly for a moment in the direo- with a view of obtaining a morning prospect | tion he had come, and then, entering between of the monntain and tho scenery of tbe sub- the rocks, disapreare'd from the aight of the Jacent couutry, whicb he had be.ird was very | traveller.'
foe. i     Convinced tbat he bad dtaoovered the den
* His horse soon began to limp, and was quite ! of the robbers, Mr. Stogdou at once decided lame when he rHach.«d the base of the moun- ; to return lo the blacksmith-ahop at the base tain. Supposing lliat the sboe had beeu nn- j oftbe monntain, and give information to the skilfully put on at tbe inn, be stopped at a neighborhood. Making a carefnl occular ex- blacksmitb's shop, near tb« foot of the ridgn, | „loration of the surrounding scenery, aud and had llie horse's foot examined. After I fixing in hia mind as many objects aa he diligeut :*cruliny, the workman said tbat tbe I could, wbicb migbt serve to identify the spot lameness was not prodnced by tht^ shoe, I where the robber had disappeared, he turned which wa-1 properly ailjusted and fastened to j his horse's head, and soon reaohad tbe nar- tbe hoot. \
At the request of Mr. Stogdon, the fimilh examined all the .chops, bat could find no cause for lameness in the fit or make of any one of them, Uis quick eye, however, detec¬ ted a ring of rnfllpd or lifted hair running around one of the bind legs of the horse, just above tbe fetlock. Raising tbe hair he ob¬ aerved that the be?h was bloody and murh swollen. On more carefnl examination, he discovered tbat a small cord of silk had been tied so tightly around the leg that it had cut into the flesh, producing inflammation of tbe part, and doubtless, also tho lameness of the borse.
The discovery at onee excited the suspicion of the workman, who was both boneat aud shrewd. Calling the attention of tbetraveler to the cord, wbicb he speedily detached from the leg of the borse, be expressed hia appre¬ hension tbat fonl play of some aort was med¬ itated. A few years hefore, he related, a rider¬ less horse had come dowu from the monn¬ tain and was fonnd to he lame from a similar cause, a tight silk csord having ont in almost to the boue of tbe animal's leg. The owner had never been heard of, and it was believed tbat he had been murdered and bis body coBcealed in tbe mountain.
The Bmith saggested to Mr. Stogdon tbe precaution of examining tbe priming aud loading of bis pistols. Ou examination the flints and priming in tbe pans were fonnd to be in proper condition, but tbe loads bad been withdrawn from both barrels, and wads of clotb substituted in tbeir place.
Tbe suspicions of Mr. Stogdon were fnlly aroused by tbese proofs of a premedidated design of some sort upon him. He waa a bold, brave man, however, and did not onco tbiuk either of changing bia route or of abandoning his journey across tbe monntaine. Carefally reloading and testing the reliability of his pistols, ht) bade adieu to bis honest counsellor, after suitably rewarding him for bis labor and advice, and rode oflf.
The morning was already far advanced wben be began to ascend tbe mountain.— The road, for several miles, wound along ils southern side.'midway between the base and tbe summit. Tbe prospect was graud and beautiful beyond bia most sanguine anticipa¬ tions. To the rigbt the mountain sank down by degrees, abrupt or regular, to tbe margin of tbe champaign conntry below, wbich stretched out as far as the eye could reach, and was covered with tobacoo farma, corn¬ fields, dwellings, and all the diversified ob¬ jects peculiar to a Virginia landscape. On . tbe left the Blue Ridge rose up like a mighty arcb springing to meet and support the aky, exhibiting, in rich profusion, all the graud, aud moat of the beautiful features of moun¬ tain scenery.
Delighted witb tbc scene, and absorbed wilh the emotions wbich it inspired, Mr, Stogdon rode slowly forward, recalling oidy occasionally,and for a momeut, the auspicious excited by the events of the morning. After running for nearly fivo miles along the side of the monntaiu, lbe road, by an abrupt turn, struck towards the summit, throagh a deep gorge, whose jagged sides slanted upward to great heights on eith r band.
Shut out from tbe prospect of the subja¬ cent country, and hemmed in by steep accliv¬ ities, Mr. Stogdon reverted more frequenlly to the mysterious developments wbicb had come to light at the blacksmith's shop, and became botb alert and cautious in his move¬ ments. Arranging his pistols so that they could easily be withdrawn from the holsters, be nrged his borse to a quicker pace, aa soou as he entered the gloomy aveuue of the nar¬ row gorge.
He bad goue about a milu when -he saw, some fifty yards ahead of bim, a large boul¬ der or earthy ridge, shooting nearly aoroas the avenue, and leaving only a space, broad enougb forthe road bed, between its edge and tbe stnep side  of Ibei gorge.    It was a
ifor provis{onB^«tid •nob mftteriala an would, bij-ieeded In'tbe/^xeontlOTi of'tbe'next pish of jiattanit whlob^it was decided to.pursnie.— T^e reatiremAlnsdaaTa ^n.A'd orer the now imprisoned robbers. Bailding a large fire neartbelentranoeofthft^oaTe; tbey wat obed a'pilfBlept b^ tarns antll mprniDg.'. At |day Ugttt Itjie. ;recijiiM«W P»»ty - wtorned,.
'; Life is aoontiuned battle: In whiob^ defeat
is spffeired more.often.tban viotpry is wou.—
Aloo^ its flinty path tba footprints of disaster
iara'd^OTywfaereseenj.and'by^tbe wayalde are
tbtulcly strewedithe gravesiof tbe fallen.—
'   . ., ,       ^    .     -:     .   Wiw'ia it tbat BO feiraocoied?:-Wby.'ft tie bringing mo« mtn;:provteIotiB_.for:;m
honw, and mateHal^ibrtbe'foHber'prOaijiii'- tion of the asaanlt upon tbe oave. ,
After eating a hasty meal and feeding; their boTBes, the assailants oolleoted alarge qaan¬ tlty of wood, green and dry, beginning as far inwardly in the isntrauoe^to lbe cave as they, oould venture to gOj,ihoy.pfled.it np in aad- oessive layers, dnteraperaing dried tobacco stalks and leaves^ and sulpbar. in great abundance, amoiig. the. wood, until a sm^ ¦pace only was left between the-top of the pile and the roof of the passage. The onterend of tbe heap was tben set on fire.-r- A strong wind, still blowing direot^ into tbe month of the oave, spread tbe fiames nipidly throagh the pile, and drove the sinoke, tu'a' d^nse oolumu, into the cave, tbe narrow/ave nue between the wood and tbe roof serving, as a flue to conduct 3tto thO'interior.
No voice or soand came .from the oave or, if any was utteredj'it' was lost in the,roar .pf the fire, whioh biased, and orackled,. and flamed in tbo narrow^paasage nntil it glowed andzshot forth sparkles and smoke like tbe orater of a voloau9 during an erupttou. For several hours the ffre raged with unabated violence, fresb fuel being constantly supplied from tbe ajaoent wood. The smoke, having filled the cave, streamed out in dense masses aud floated off" in the direction of tbo wind to the upper heights of tbe monntain.
At length tbe fire was permitted to bum down. A stream of waler issuing close by, from the side of tbe moantain, furniahed Che. ready means for cooling tbe rocks and extin¬ guishing the smouldering embers. But it waa not until a tate hour iu the evening that the smoke had escap<^d from tbe oave suffi¬ ciently to permit an entrance to be made.
With lighted torches, and armed with gaoa and pistols, the crowd crept cautiously into the gloomy cavern. Tbe passage whiob led to it, widening rapidly as they advanced, Bpread out into a spacious room. Into this anti-chamber aeveral small latteral fissures or apartments opened. The cave, thoagh produced by some convulsion of nature, pos¬ sessed the regularity aud tbe proportions almost of a work of art. The floor, the sides and tbe roof were all of solid rock. The torob-light,* reddening iu tbe smoke, aud reflected feebly from the rocky surface, lit up the gloom with an obacnre radiance, whicb increased the horror of the place. The orowd advancing and dispersing with appre¬ hensive look and caatious steps, looked, amid the smoke and the sullen light, like a phan¬ tom host returning to tbeir covert in the mountain from tbe glaie of tbe outer day.
Iu the large room casks, boxes and barrels were found, fllled witb meat, floar aud eata¬ bles of various kinds. In the latteral fis.nnres, beds, guns, ammunition, cooking utensils, table fnrnitnre, and, in£short, almost every¬ thing necessary forthe rudt> comfort and con¬ venience of a subterranean "dwelling,",were arranged in something like household order.
WHY SO FgVr.^COEEi).,
dead robberstill lay.   Theblackcoatiog being I The dead bodiea of five men, of an old woman.
wiped from tbe face, tbe body was recognised at once as that of tbe landlord of tbe botel at which Mr. Stogdon bad staid the night before. Tbe suspicions of tbe neighborhood, long en¬ tertained, as to his character, were now com¬ pletely confirmed. He was tbe confederate of a band of robbers, and his hotel was an outpost wbere plans were concocted and tbe selected victims disarmed and sent helpless to be robbed and murdered in tbe mountain. The body was placed upon a baggage cart and sent, with proper explanations, in tfae care ofa servant, to tbe family at tbe botel. So secretly had bis counection with the rob¬ bers been maintained, that tbe return of the corpse, and the developments wbicb followed, were the firat intimation which his wife aud ohildren had of bis criminal associations.
After tbe brief delay occasioned by the ex¬ amination and removal of the body of tbe robber, the company proceeded, uuder tfae di¬ rection of Mr. Stogdou, along the lateral gorge towards the place where the confeder¬ ate robber had disappeared between tfae pro¬ jecting ledges of rock. At a point opposite the supposed care they dismounted, and, se¬ curing their borses among the hushes, began to climb up the steep acclivity. In a few moments, arriving by different routes, tbe men and dogs were all assembled at the des- ignated point. The evidences of hnman inhabitancy were unmistakable. The ground immediately in front oftbe rocks was trodden and bard. Worn paths branched off in sev¬ eral directions from the spot. Tbe entrance, a narrow passage between tbe two projecting rocks, ran inwardly, and the avenue, e»cept for a few feet al the opening, was dark and impenetr.ible to the eye. It led evideutly into a cave or subterranean shelter of aome sort, wbicb tbe company prepared at once to explore.
Dry branches of trees and dead nnder- growth were gathered, tied into bundles and lighted with fir kindled by flint and tinder, Wilh these for torches, six of the more reso¬ lute men entered the opening between* the rocks, witb tbe view of exploring the inte¬ rior to whiob it led. The" pasaage was ao narrow that only two could walk abreast. Twe men in front bore torchea, as did the two in the rear. Tbe miiidly conple carried muskets heavily cbarged.
As tbey advanced tbe paaaage rapidly widened, and tbe roof sprang up to a great beigbt overhead. They bad gone about twenty paces from tbe entrance when a blaze of light, accompanied by the almost simul¬ taneous report ^of fire arms, flashed forth from a diatant, interior point of the cave. The two men in front fell to the earth. Dis¬ charging their muskets in the direction of the flash, the others retreated from the cave, dragging their fallen companions after them, one of whom was serioudly wounded and the other entirely dead.
Enraged at the spectacle of blood and death
and of a boy, apparently fifteen or sixteen years old, lay scattered through tbe several apartments, livid and discolored iu the facei and most hideous to look upou.
After making a fall exploration of tbe cave and removing from it every artiole of value, tbe crowd withdrew, leaving the bodies of the robbers'as tbey fouud them, anburied aod unrecognised. Tbe cave whioh had been their abode thus became tbtirsepulchre, and to this day the tradition oftbe asseult upon the robber's den lives in the memory of the people in that section of the  Old  Dominion.
n.TV. T.
spot favorable for an attaok by snrptise, and j the besiegers began more resolutely tbe work
Mr. Stopdon fiiirmi^e.l, at once, that if one was meditated npou him, it would be at that point. Checking the pace of hla borse, there¬ fore, he rode alowly forward aud entered the narrow jass. He bad scarcely reached the middle of the defile, which waa about twenty yards in leugtb, when two men rushed from behind thv farther side of tbe boulder into the road and stood, with levelled guns, only a few yards distant from Mr. Stogdon. His borse, frightened at the sudden appearance oftbe men, wboae blackened faces and shaggy olothes made tbem look hideous enough lo startle both rider and steed, £hied and refu¬ sed lo go forward.
The robbers advanced and demanded, as they approached, the purse and the valuables of the traveller, promising to spare his life, if he wonld surrender tbem without noise or resistance. Without making any reply, Mr. Stogdou quickly dr^w forth a pistol from the bolster. A derisive amile passed over the facea ofhis assailants at sight of th^ weapon. It was levelled aud firedatthe nearestrobber, vbo fell dead upon the spot. Tbe other, startled at tbe report, and terrified by tbo fall of his companion, instead of firing bis gun dropped it and fied in tbe direction from wbich be had oome.
Before Mr. Stogdon coald draw and present his otber pistol, the robber had turned tbe oomer of the boulder and ivaa s^ of i^bt. Urging his horse forward witb sdme difficulty, for tbe dead body of the robber liiy in the road, and tbe animal oonld scarcely be made to pass it, He disoorered a lateral gorge enter¬ ing, from behind the boalder, tbe one along
of assault upon the cave, for sucb it was now ascertained to be, andof sousiderale aize too. An effort was made to indnce the dogs to enter. The more resolute advanced a few paces, aud then ran back in apparent alarm. Tbe majority stood at tbe entrance and barked bat could not be enticed, by werds or blowa,- to ge fnrther.
Another expedient was tried. A large tree was cut down and riven into bolts of consid¬ erahle length and thickness. A doable row of these timbers was placed upright across the entrance passage, some tweuty feet from tbe opening* and securely wedged and bra¬ ced, so aa to form a powerful barrioade or wall. The powder in all the borus and flasks except a few rounds reserved in each, was poured in a pile on the ground near to tbe upright limbers. Auother barricade, similar to tbe inner one,-was constracted iu front and oloaotto tbe powder, a train being first laid from the  pile, through a notch in the
timbers, to tbe outer edge-of tbebl|^cade.	
A liue of dry leavea was formed, extending from tbe powder several feet oalside tbe en¬ trance.
The crowd having retired to i safe distance, or bid behind trees and rooks, the train of leayeawas fired by aman who quickly gained tbe shelter of a large tree'olose by tbe cava. In a few momeiits aterrifio explosion fairly Bbook the mouoUlnj and fllled the air with aulpburous vapor, A stiff breeze, blowing directly inio tbejnoijth of tbe.caye, soon dia- 8lp»ted.tha auioke, wben It was found that botUliarricadM ihad been, thrown down by the^wi?bnMion,1«it the^Bia^s and roo^ of the'
FACT. FXriT;;AND FANCY,
Heaven sends j^ood figures. It is only woman's enemy wfao would tempt ber to wear orinoline.
Lightning rods take tbe mischief oat of the oloads—enllgbtening rods take it out of bad boys.
The young gentleman wbo flaw into a pas¬ sion haa bad bis wiugs clipped.
The sheep iu tbe meadow, and the axe in the foreat, alike contribute their "chops" for the benefit of man.
The man who never says notbing to nobody was married, last week, to the lady who never speaks ill of no ona.
An Irishman, maMug love to a lady of great fortune, told her "he coald not sleep for dreaming of her."
Somebody has discovered tbat, wheu a better man aays he'll "take" you, be means that, if be can he'll "take yon in."
An old gentlemau says that he is the last man in tbe world that would tyrannize over hia daughter*? affections. So long as she marries tbe man of bis cboice, be don't care wbom she loves.
A poor widow was asked how she became BO mnch attached to a certain neighbor, aud replied tbat she was bound to bim by aeveral oords of wood whioh he had sent her during Jk hard   winter.
Tfae following worda are engraved ou a sign over a restaurant in Greenbush, New York:—"Mrs. Murphy's porter house for sale by tbe pint or  quart.
" People," says a modern pbilosopber, "go according to tbeir brains; if tbese He in their head they stndy ; if in their belly, tbey eat and driuk ; if in their heels, Ihey dance." " I am afraid," aaid a person of questiona¬ ble or UDquea tion able habita, "tfaat I am likely to have water upon the brain." " Yoa will uever have it upon tbe stomach," was his companion's condolatory reply.
An exobange commeuttng ou the faot that a number of Cincinnatti young ladies hava lately beeu married away to other places, ssys no city bas a better claim to snpply spare ribs for tfae uuiverse.
A diviue informed a sailor tbat the devil was chained up. " How long is the rope {'* " Oh," was tho dignified reply, " it extends over the world." " Doea it!" rejoiued Jaok ; " ifao, tfae lubber might as well be lon:=«."
We onoe beard of a Eentuokiau, whose amazing strength was attended with very fatal consequences. He was catting a alioe of bread and bntter, when tbe knife slipped, and cut himself in half, and two men behind
lated, and tha goal of ambition so rarely reacbedf
The strife is too often oommenoed witbont preparation for the struggle'. Tbe yonng, impnlaive, and ardent, think tbey bave bnt, to reaoh forth their band to pluck the frnit tbat, like the applea of theHe8perid68,ispnly to be gained after the highest endnranoe, and - the most patient perBsveranae. Seldom does genins give the tongue of flame tbat seoares distinoiion, aloiofit withoat effort. Toilsome Btadyand persistent InTestigation, aod patient expniment are tbe only modes of realising « power to create, or eren to r^omMne, iq as to subdue new elements to human use.— Moaes alone smote the rook, bo that the wa¬ tera flashed oat upon the aanda of the^desert; bnt bow, step by step, with progress so toil- Bome that tbe snail's was rapid in comparison, -did.the great thinkers and, noble inyentors i^prooeed; who at last bave given the waves of tbe;8ea a tongue I Hereafter tbelr voice ut¬ ters a language tbat tbe rejoioing ehorea ehall anderstaud; but though ^tbe glorious uon- anmrnation waa unexpected, the preparation bad been the work* of many minds daring years of alternate trinmph and disappoint¬ ment.
Phyaical as well as mental training ia ne¬ cessary for tbe aocomplishmeut of life victo¬ ries. But wheu tbe intelleot is well cultiva¬ ted, tfae bodily energies are often nnoultivated. The mind, like friction upon a machine uot labrioated, wears ont the mechanism of tbe body, and its growing weakness and disorder nullify the power it envelops. How often a blanohed oheek, emaciated limbs, and feeble musoles mark the sacceeaful etndent, who drops into the grave when he is about to reaoh the goal of his aspirations < We of America have much to leam on this point.— A system of intelleotual forcing culture—a habit of patting boya to the basiness of meu —has produced a species of preoooity whioh, however mncb it may awaken aatonishment at the wonderfal developments, will leave— nay, has left—manifold evils. At the rate we are now progressing, the time is not far distant wben suoh a thing as boys will be unknown. Now tbe lads of ten ape the man¬ ners of matarity, and the girls of a lesser age are often women in all but physlcardevelop¬ ment. TUe one criticise plays and play-actors, and adopt the excesses of majority; tbeother talk of beaux aud laces, and dress as flippant¬ ly as thHtr mothers, and are scarcely less rotund in tbeir proportions.
To the waut of physical culture tbere is alao to he added a ueglect of moral lessons.— What sohool in America teaches " the Hu- mauitifs " as thoy shonld be taught? Where is priociple laid dowu as the ba^is of all ifreat effects? virtne, as the guide to all success ? honorable action—not iu the received sense, which is promptitude in recentiug any con- <7eivad insnlt orsuspeoted affront—bat honor¬ able action, meaning that squared upon tbe golden rule, *' do unto others aa you would they shoald do ituto you," inculcated as the highest guaranty of noble reaults?
Succeas achieved, eveu ifit be obtaiue'l by chicanery, donble-dealing, and all pervereity, ia cheered by the multitnde. And thousands tail, aimply becanae tbny bave a misconceived notion of manliness—a weak appreciation of mortal principle.
Our teaching ia wroug; our example is wrong, oar praise aud onr censure are ofteu wrong: and the-result is that we see fewer and fewer of those meu—self-made—strong in rectitude as the eternal truth, firm in priu¬ ciplo as the living rock, pure in character as tbe mountain stream, and vigorous in mind aud body as the sturdy oak—wfao ahed honor on our early history.
¦.      ekioaha.
The foUowing.by^Misa Catbarine.KauBbawe. pfBngl»[id,is'onoof the very beat ever written. .Tiria whUpered io,h'eRveD. 'iwae martered lnh«U/ And Bcbbfeailgh't falotfy tho Hound oe it fell: Ob the eoafl&ea of eartii ',twmn permlttM to twl.^ And th» depths of the ixima Uu preneao* oosfsfla d ; "Tirm be fonad Inthe *q)berewhea 'tU rlTeaaaiioder, Be uaq-lrt tbs UKbtain0,.«ad heard lothe i^aniler: TwiwAllottad to man.wllb bis earllost.breath, Attead* nt his birth, a&a AWalts bim In; deoUi. Praotdea c^er talc h«ppUe«i; honor, aa4->a*Ith, la the prop ofhU boane, ao^ lbe end o^it^s wealth, -Jn tfa^mipa dfibe'Ulnfrtfs boafdnii^ttiicarn. .'BatUcnreiobfllortoQ blm^dlfnLlielr:'^   '.   ~ > It beifiaa 4v'tj hope, ev'ry viph It Siast boahd. With., tbs' btiebAtidmRD tolli, Bsd witb oaoaarcbK Im
erowa*d. Without tt tbe soldier, the Maman may roam; Bat woe to the wretch who expels It froin home > In [hewblspers of conacleoce Its voice will be found, ffore'en Ifi tba wbtrltrlod of pouloa be^rowo'd, "TwlUuotiflOften theheart: bnttboagb deaf bethe ear; It will make It ftcately and Instaotly buvr. -T«t lo ahade tet It reat, like a delloat« flower; 01 breathe on It Bot&j-^ii dlea la an boar, -
The foUowing, from, the Joston Post, is touoblng:
Poor JoDBtlita 8aow Away did goe ,. ' All OB tbersgen mane, With otber-maiea All for.to ketch wales k aere com boefc agea.
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The winds hioo U, The blllere toet. All bands were lost. And he wu one. A spIlgbUy lad Hlghai.    -
The^ Annapolis Gazette tells the following story of a oilisen of that place: A person better knowu for hia wealth than for bis liberality, was requested to aid in the ereotion of a ohnroh. The subsoription book was plaoed in his hand^.. He looked at it anxi¬ ously and earneatly, and handed it baok with tbe astoDisbing remark: "No, sir! Iwill not giye anything; not half as many people go to hell now as ought togo."
JOB PBIKTING OP AIiL KTBTDS,
Fromtbe largestPoBCerto the smallest Card
DUNE AT THIS  OFFICE, in fehe BEST 6TTLE, with great despatch, and at the lowestpilcee.
Ei^HAlTDBlLLB for tba sale of Hbal oa Pbebojtai PBOPBaTT, printed on from OHE to THfiEE HOUBH HOTICE. nov 1&-U-60
Lakomtek CooHtr Baiik, I October 2d. ISfiS.    t
AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DIRE^rrOBSof tbIsInfitUattoa.to Herva daHag the ensalng year, will be held at the Banking Hoaae, In tbe city of Lancanter, on MOHPAT, the ifith day of HOVEMBEB JS5Q, between the hoars of 10and3o'clock. An Annnal Heettng of the Stockholders will be held on MOITDAT, the 1st day of HOVEUBEB, 1638, at 10 o'clock, agreeably to the Charter, oct 6-td-J5 • W. L.^EIPEE, Cashier.
Fashsbs' Bahk op Lahcibtek, ) Ociober 6th, 18-18.    t
AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DIRSCTOBSof this Baak, will ba held at the Banking Hoasa. on MOKDAT, the 16tb of NOVEMBSK. between thehonrB of 9 and 3 o'clock.
Tba Annual Heettng of tba grockbolden will take ploca on TDESDAT, tba 2ad of HOVEUBEH NEXT,  at 2 o'clock Io tbe afteraoofl.        EDW. H. BHOWrf, oct 6 3t-46 CiiBhter.
; iHTBit J?/AiitEB, Dentist,
EESPECTFULLT informs his friet.ds Hai'th'a'ettiifllihof'La'no'aiiterelty and co'itniV In '-nB0?*l*'(bj)fb4BHlIoont)iio«»to, bW^lc" tba'varloiiH branches ofj
^_^ tiparatlvoaDd'UMianltml'Dati-'    	
tluiry. at lbe Qfto^iatalyoecoplodby J.O.lToqrs.oa tba eonih «aintcornerof Kortb' Qnean and Orange etreets
UarlsffbMa forth* iMt edglklyaiLra, aaguged ia tb« stndy and practlca.of-Dantlstry, flta year-i of wblcb tlma vass])^ntaDdertbelnBtnietloDabd'ln the employ of l>r. Waylan;.of thlitdty,;?rWl, >• thlnks.bdft saffl- eleul gaamntee of hU ability tb perform all operalionn eounwil*d ^'UbtfaapiMtlM of biapmfaMlos,In cseh a ui)inner«f wil^recaeEanUresatUfaotiontuftUwhomay raTorblm!wIth'M'c4ll.'^ •" ^'-^    ¦ *'     ..   •
tfw B.^Giitraiioe tooBoa.Sd door on Oraoge atreet. Bep22 ¦     -       ¦ tf^,i
s, T-.iPBiaG,r.
SURGEON   DENTIST,
CONTINUES tb practice the various brsflobss of Op«rstlV« sod afMbairio«r'' nantlBtryi at Un of&^,f»VBe Exampb's..Clo-J tbingfiton.'Dttrtb-^east Cdrner of Kortb Qaesn' andpraoga etwets, Laaeasterj Pa.   ., E9"BeferB to Prof. Alpesd A. BlARut,
"   CBARLE3 A. Harbib, of BaUo. Col¬ lege of DentalSorgery., .
BALTmoEB. if ay 12.1B08.
I taka gnat plsasora in stating tbat Ur. 8. T. Trigg was a stadaiit of mlile 4n DanttstfT; and Is ona of tbe beat X hare erer had, so mach so, tbat I nnbeeltoUngly reoomjaeod liim to thepablilila want'of Bach services. I evar. fonnd faim > geotlemen of higb prlnclpla end ptobity of oUaracter, and dedre ave'r to be eonslderad his Tary alacere frlafad.
july2S.lyr-.15. ALFRED A. BLANDY.
T. W. ilAYHEW,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LAKOABTSR, PA.
9.11) HTt.KT flroBH *, Co.'s Nkw Paxxito Horss.
AGBM-T  FOB  TUB R»LK AND'SXHIBITrON OF
PATSfiT RIGHTS. PATENTED MACHINERY. kC,
»pril?S _     _     . .. Jy'-^-
FABMEBS TAKE WOTICE} •
TH K undersigned continues to  manu fnfiianr B A INES*    PATTESif  CELBBBATgO
THKB-UING MACHINES, with any kind or Pforn, Poller tbat Farmer* may d*fllre; aad my well-known improved DOnBLE CKANE PRiOTION SHAKER, which bus givaD tba higbwt jiatisfaAtlon.
KEPAIRINO of all kinds bf FnVmlng ImpIefn*Rt>i pnnotually attended to at tba abop. oa. tha Allay In tba ra.tr.of D. Hartman's and Wm. Corraobfa Coal aud Lamber Yard«, Ijineastar city.
_ „^ WM T. MULLEN.
-^"-^J^^g? -'*' "°'^ ^^^ thnes I [may ft-Ij-M
JACOB GABTiE, Jr., TTEEPSCONSTAiifTLYON HAND
IV   at hlBPi,uiCEiHaA»i>GiaFlTrnra EiiTAHLiaHMBKT.
NO. SS EAST KINO STREET.
wbara  will be fodnd a larg-  fww>rtni8Dl  of
aAS PIXTUKES,
of tba latest pattanm. AJed.'H'DMBEKS' GOODS of erary rarlety and flnlsb, aocb aa Copper Plantob*''! Bath Tuba, Plain and Piatea-BaainOocks, Wash BowU and 3tand«.W^at«rClo8ata.BnUer'a81akrt.8how6n. Lift and Force Pump«,Lead, Cast, Wronght and GftlTanized Iron Ptpea. Also, Terra Cotta Pipe for watar «nd drainnM. CS-Plamblng and GaaFlttlogirork in ml the tertoa branches pdnctaally aad persoaally attended to. end warrsntad to give satlsriictloa. jano t1-tf~7Si
Dr.  ELY PARRY, DEITTIST,
WOULD respectfully announce tohis former pntroos and the publlo, tbat ^^^m^ he eontlDoes tba practice of his profession infmjt^^m all iU brancboB. AU operationa parformadUJiff W.?' in tba best nianner and with strlcteat refer¬ ence to permanenea, ntility and the best Interast of tlie patient.
t^ Office No: zea, Eatt King street, Lancaster. ^ Jnly 2t smSi
E. & J. W. McKISICK,
DENTISTS, PenningtonviUe, Chester County, Penn'a,
THE FORMER is a gra^iate of the Penn'a. Cotlece of Dentar Snrgery). re"peclfnUy iflform their frleadsand patrons that thoy ara.prepared to perform all opBratioas appertaining to the profesRion; laaearefalKodiiklllfal maaner. Bavfagparcbaoadtba rlgbt to are FranoSe' Electro-Mnguetic jiroce-a of ex¬ tracting teeth wltboat pain, we are pVnpured to aHfllt.as applyod to tble brauch o' Denial Sargery. Artificial taatb inserted oa tbe beut, and muet Improved m thodb sept IS    ¦ SniOH-12 .
TO 1
One Teacher Wanted
take cliarire of a school
in
East
    Lampeter Diatrict, to commeuce lat ot I^ecember
next, to e'<Btlnae three months. Mu»t bs well qualifled to teacbEnglish and German, at a ealary of $2.) per month.   Apply to tba uBdeniftoed at Enterpriae.
lit ORDER OF THB BOARD. Adbx. EaBE.HaHADB, Secretary, »*p 29-31-11
FOB^BENT.
THE LARGE THREE STORY BRIOK BUILDING, corner Centre Sqnare and South Queen Street, known au.llie Hchley House.
Enquire at the office of the INLAND   INSDRANCE AND J>EP0SIT£OMPaHY. _ .inly 7-t^r-32
BAirK NOTICB.
THE undersigDcd citizens of i^nncaster cuauty. hereby give uotice that ihey will apply at tbe next Keasion of the LegiHlatare of rencbylv,<iafa, for the creation and charter or a Bunk or CorporhtH Body with Banking or Dlacoantinjr priTilege«. with a capital of One Hnodred Thoufand Dollnrti, ttnd ^tb privilege of increniiiiig to Two Handred TbooKtud.to be eiyled the FamiHra Baak o( Moaut Juy, and Ucated in the Boroagh of Moaut Joy, L»nciHtfr connty. Pa., Tor Banking pnrpoBe.
ANDREW GERBER, 3It. Jot Bor.
JACOB NISBbKY. Monit Joy twp.
JOHN B. STEHMAN, "
BENJ. BRENEMAN.
JOHN M. HERSHEY,
JOHN Q. •iOEBNER.E. D^iaegal    "
KEDBBN GERBER. W. [Jempfleld    "
J. HOFFMAN HKRSHEY, Mt. Joy Bar.
JOHN SHIRK, .    "
SEM BRUBAKER,  Rapho tvp.
ABRAHAM HERSHEY, Rapho twp.
JOHN ROHRER. ¦*
ISAAC BRaBAKER. ane 9 l}*m-29
JAMES K. AIiEXABTDEB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Offioe with I. N. Ltghtaer, Duke etreet, nearly opposite tbs Court House. jniy 3.^3
DUKESTRi
BEMOVAL. W.  BROWN,  ATTOKiVKY
AT LAW, b&H removed hlrt office  to HORTH iE STREET, a few dooFH north of the Coart Hooeo. 'Prtial  _ tf-21
EDWAHD MoGOVEKn"
A TTOKNEY AT LAW—No. u Nortb Dnke Street, near the Court Hoaae,  Laocaulor Fa- __!'P.f'l'''f-^^ _
SIMON P. EBY, ^ TTORNEY AT LAW.    OFKICE,
-Tjl No,
may 12
JESSE BISHOP, A TTORNEY AT LA IT,
3 North Dake Slreet, Lancaaiar, Pa.  lyr-2*
1        H. L. ROnKEY, I Formerly of Lanc'r Co.,
Formerly of Del. coaaty,Pa, \ PennsylTauia,
BISHOP & BOCKET,
Dealers in Real Estate and General Agents, MINNKAPOLIS, Minneaota  Territory.
REAL ESTATE bought and sold on Commission an<I Money Loaned an Real Estate aecurity, for noa-residoulB. Rates of in'erel-it on good Real Eaiatosecarity 30 to 36 per cent, per annum. Any Infoimation concerning InTeutmente or tbe country vIlI be cheerfaily glTen. Satin&etory refereoce given when reqnired.  ^ag 29-Iy-39
DENTAL STTBGEEY.
THE undersigned has associated with him lutbe practice of DENTAL STIRGEBY. E. W. Swestzkl, D. D. 8.. well known as his Aesistant. Dr. Swentzel graduated at tbe Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, witb bigh Ininors, nod has been In practice BOTeral years.
OFFICE, No. fiO>tf North Queen Hti.—
apH-tf-lfl JOy:; WAYLAK.
TheBestBEOdngBange IntheMarket.
THBFULTONRAA'GK manufactured ¦only by us. This Kange pat "np hy as, pfc,^, we goarautee to ba aaperlor to tbe Hayes or H^?! tay imitation ot th&t Range ot any other onw^^S Id oae^-ouT Range will do tbe worktbat woald *t^ require three ordinary Cook Stoven to acoompll:<h, and nse no more fuel in doing that work IhAals nsed by an ordinary Cook Stove—no necesflUy for brick or out ovenx with our range. Give an acall at our Fonndry, cornerofDnkeasd CbeatDnt6te.,(atthe Iroa Bridge,} LauciUtar, Pa. MABSHBANE k UoCONKEY-
dec 9 tf-2
pt)tlabel}jl)ia  ^bocrtiBcmcnk
pilUaielpljia /MisitfiseriitnlB.
Happisess—How Secpeed.—Tbe happiness of man is still the prime question. What is it ? Where ia it? How ahall we reach it?— And whila it is a, qaestion it will show that we have not yet found it. Mankind ia usu¬ ally divided into two large classes; some¬ timea as rich aod poor, or healthy and un¬ healthy, or workers and idlera, or fortunate tbiok-skulls and unfortunate geniuses, or borrowers and lenders; and the anthor of each new classification maybe safely aat down ia the miserable half; we may be pretty sure that he considers himself an nnforlutiate gen~ ias^ and has borrowed money which he cau¬ not pay. Perhaps writing i.s^a good safety- valve for his n iaery.
Many people wish to have repose withoat j fatigue ; a mind interested without an aim; ibe aunshlne of tbe morning withoat tbe pre¬ vious darkness, which is its foil. This, of eourae, oannot be; we must aearoh for our own honey, because we prize very lightly that whioh Is got without effort.
I am as bappy now as I ever have been, and I have lived thirty years. The reason is simple; and ont of it comes a naw classifica¬ tion—those wbo begin Ufe bnmbly, and tbose who begin Ufe proudly. The generaUty of nnhappy people whom I have seeu, are those who have been too happy when they were young ; and the poor, regretful song is, from Qoethe downwards, ''Give, O give rae back my youtb." When sitting down at the feast they have begun at the desert, aud rendered their stomachs unlit for plain food. They imagined tbey were to Uve always on wine and sweetmeats; and they got disappointed when the brown bread was set before them. The best way, if we could have tbe cboice of it, ia to begiu low down. To me, yoath ap¬ pears A very miserable time, fall of poverty aud hard usage. Schooled in adversity, I begau early not to expect too much, and for the most part I bave beeu agreeably disap¬ pointed—^the resnlt exceeding roy expeota- tiona; the good wjne Uaa, providentially, he^in kept t^l tl^y last.
Books from the New York and Phila¬ delphia Trade Sales.
IN addition to the already large stock of Select Uiecellaneous Bookx on hand we are jnet re¬ ceiviog a large additional supply of the Bioat valaable Booku from lbe New York and Philadelpbia Trade Salan.
We would again call tbe attentioa of all In search of good booka, eultable for a select library, to call at the Cbeap Book Store.and see themostextenRive und varied etock of valuable Booktt ever otfered in lbe City of Lan¬ easter.
School Bouks and Stationery. Olohett and MapK.Cbartt^ Blank Books, lake. Penn, L'aperN of all vwIetleF, all at the lowest wboleeale or retail r.iteH, willba foaod on hand at tbe Cheap Book Store uf  JOHN SHAEFFER,
oct G-tr-'l& bacce»Hor to Murray. Toung, jSc Go.
cneoplastio Process of Mounting Ar- V tificial Teetli,
RKOKNTLY PATKNTKl) BY  DR. BLAMDY, formerly ProfesRor In  the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery, U certainly
ONE OF THE GREATEST DISCOVERIES of tbe preseat age, and deKllned to work n gteat change In Mechanical DenlUtry.
The andernlgned having been the flrst in tbe Staie to introduce tbla proce>;» Into hU practice, aod wblcb hai beeu attended with ^reat KnccoKs, feein uo heHitatioa la recommending it as Superior io any othc method ot moauling artificial toelb heretofore ksuwr tboL-a^lng of the platen having f[reat advantages over tbe com mon custom of " swaging." The name accuracy Vn flt¬ ting, perfect cloanlineK-and durability, canuot bo oh- tained by*any other procesB.
JIl^The underiilgaed le ALOrfGKathorlzedtopraclfca theCheoplaBticproceBt< In Lancaxter City and Coauty. JOHN WAYLAN, D. D. S., may 27-tf-2e No. 60>£ North Qaeen Street.
BEAL ESTATE AGENCY. ''PHE undersigned  would i-espcetfuUy
£_ announce to tbe cilijtenHorChester.-Lanca'jter and Cecil couDties, that he hsH opeued In (le Borouyh of Oxford, Chester counfij,
A EEAL liSTATK AGENCY,
for tbe sale of Farms, Houses, Ixts or avj other species of property. His acquaintauce wlth'th^ pwple of the abova named conntletj warraats bim In the asttarance that all Beal Rstate entruBted to ht r care vill ha speedily disposed of In tbe most advaotagaons uanner. If de¬ eired, he win make all arraagements for puhiic oc pri¬ vate saleo, and adveitlsa them to the beal advantage.— The best of references will be given as to character and quaiiacatloau to fattbrnlly attead lo and acconat for all buGiaewi which may he lutrui^tod to hin charge. Ad¬ drees throngb the Post 0£Bce.at Oxford, Chetttor county. PETEIt CALDWELL. Koal Estate Agent.
P. 8.—The sabscrtberhasatpreseut under his care Air Bale, aome twenty properties, averaging from 2.J0 Acres down to 20 Acres of Land, which those wanting property would do well to examine before pnrcbatiiug elfewbere. Uucb pleasure will be taken in exhibiting the property to those who may desire lo view thom wKb tba object of pjiFchaalng. P C-
Oxford, Chesster connty, sopt 2fl 2*m-4l
IKDIA CHOLAQOGUE,
HAS never been known to fail as a remedy for FEVER AND AGUE, which Is aui oulysuspeadedby tbe use of Ihismediciae, but thorongh¬ ly cured by the Removal of the Cause I
It can be naed by perttoas of all ages withoat fear of auy flvil arising ^herefrom.
Sold at HEITSHD'S DHUG STORE,
sept 22-tr-4S Weet King St., Lanc'r, Pa.
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY,
AT WEST CHESTER, PA. TTTILL C03IMENCK its WINTKR
T T SESSION OP FIVE MONTHS, on tbe FIRST OF NOVEMBER NBKT. The Principal Is assisted by 6 gentlemen'of-talent and experienca, in tha several dapartmenttf; beaca tho course af instruction is exien- »ine,/«a and ttorouffft, designed to prepare boys and young men for ony doss in our best CdUeges, or for the reqalremeats of active life. The Febhoh ard Geema» LOif aoAQRa ara taogbt by native residetit teachers, aad so far as practicable, ara uadeepokea Isngoasee. Tbe de¬ partments of MuBic AND Dra^Vikq ere under tba direc¬ tion of a Germnagentleman orttkill aad«xpArIence,who resides In iba family of tbe Priacipal.
For Catalogue.*), ^c, address
W.M. F. WYERS, A. M., Principal.
BaptS-2ra-4i at Weat Chester, Pa.
TTniveraity of Maryland, Schodl of* Medicine.
THE Fifty-first Session will begin on THURSDAY, October7tb.l!:6S,and undMarch lst, IS-'iS.
FACULTY: S. R. Smith. BLD,, Prloclplee and Practice of Surgery. W. E. A. AmiM.M. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy. SauuslChew, M. D., Friaciples and frsctice of Uedl-
¦ cine. ., Joseph Robt, M. D., Anatomy and PhyRlolugy. G. W. MiLTPHBEEQEB. M. D., Obstetrics, Chaeles Feick, M.  D., Materia   Madtca and Thara-
pen tics. B. B. SKtTff, M. D,. Damonstratorof Anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION it. given at tbe Baltimore InSrmory, eltuated near tha University, and open to Uatrionlates of the Scbool tbrongboat Ibayear.
F£ES.fortheral] coor&e,$90; Uartriculailon fee ^; Graduation $20; Practical Anatomy $I0.
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER, seplfi.3m-12 Deaii.
Dr. "Waylan's New Drug Store,
No. 60  North   Queen  Street.
THI'j undersigned respectfully aniruun- ces that be,bas opened bis NEW DRUO STOHE ESTA-BLTSHMKNT, with a v^ry ax- lenBive aud complete i>tock of Dragx, Medi- clnen, Cbemicali', Perfnmery asj Fancy arlicleti—all fresh and pare—which will he sold at the lowest market prices.
TbU btock embraces every article uEually kept In a first claes Drag Slore, and neither labor nor espenbe bai* been ttparod >  fitting Dp the establish roan t, to tuHora the preservation of the Drugs iu the beiit condition, as well a^ to i^ecure tbe conveuienee and comfort ofthe cattometH.
A compl''to rtssoriment of niulerial.s Uhed l)y tho Den¬ tal Pror»'¦^^'>n can »lno bo had at Ibe Hore of the wub- scriber.
An improved Sodn, or Miacrul Wdter Apptiratos has heea introduced, tbe fnanlaln>< of which nre mnde of Iron, with Porcelain linlug on their interior aarface. fraoing them from all liability to tiUnt tba water wilh any uietaUc poison, wbich bus beeu berelofore bo great an ohjeclion lo the copper fonntaluti. Thone who wl?b to enjoy theno refrftsblngbeveragoB can do tio at tb.'s e.'itahltshment without fear of being poisoned with ool- aterioaa matter. Tha entire eHtablibbraanl baa bean aipcedunder the superiulendencQ of a most competent and careful Druggist, who haa bad many years of ex¬ perience In the Drag aad Preacriptloa baslnet;ti, io tlrtit claes honses in PhtladelpbU and Cincinnati.
The uaderhigaed feels'couftdent Ihnt he iti io erery way prepared to give entire t^atisfuction lo bis cu»'iom- ors, therefore n i^bare of pnhUc pHtronopo i& so'iclied.
iana ll-tf-SS JOHN WaYLaS. V.S.
iiANc astehT county EXCHANGE & DEPOSIT OFFICE.
Cor. of East Kinj^ and Duke Streets,
BBT. THB ConET HOUSB AND KPKBCHF.K'S BOTEL
LANCASTER CITY.
JOHN K. REBD & CO., pay interest on deposits at tbe following rates:— 5J per oent. for one y^ar and longer. 5       Ao.        " 30 days   ''       do.
J3-ALSO, bay and wall Henl Eatale aud Stocks on commlaHlon, negotiate loana, kc , &C.
{3~Tha undersigned are ladlvidnally Uable to tbe extent of tbelr estates, for all (ha deposlte and other oh- ligations of Jobu K. Beed & Co.
JOHH K. REED,         AWOS. S. HENDERSON, DAVID SHULTZ,        ISAAC E. HIESTER. dec 19 _^ tf-3^
'"" EEMOVAL.
TTTE have this d&y removed toournew
Yt Banking Hoase. in EAST KIKG St., where tbe Banking Butlnei^ In all ils varied brancbaa will receive our best attention.
Interest on deposltH wilt he allowed as heretofore.
Drafts ou New York, Pblladelphia and Baltimora, constantly for sale.
Stocks, Bonds, and other securiUes bonght nnd aold in Phlladelpblaand Nt»w Tork—and Information given as to their relative valne and prospeclB.
Uncnrrent Bank Notea bought aod sold, and premium allowed on old American coiu.
I'erMous antmMing any basinesa lo me, whetbei monay oDdepottit,or for pnrcba&e or sala of Bouds or Stocks, may depend npoa prompt and faithful perform- : aoca of all contracts.
Tha members of thi-firm Rr« Indlvidnally llttble for all Its obligations.
JOHN GYGER k CO.
Robt. Claekhom, Cashier. feb 17.tf-12
Iixunber! Lumber! Lumber I CONESTOGA STEAM SAW MILL
AT GRAEFF'S LANDING, '
One mile south from. Centre Square, Lancasier fJMlE uudersig^'ed is prepared to a-aw to
Jl order oak and pine LUMBER of any required length or etza, sncb as bill-fitQS^, for Ballders, Carpenters and. others; - also. Plank, Boards, PtosterlDg' Lath, kc. kc Atl klndft of Fencing Material, such as Rails, Pales. Sec, will' always be kept on band or cnt to order, as wanted.
Orders left at the Saw Uill, received by Uall or left at tbe Banking Honee of Jno. Gygar& Co., will be prompt¬ ly attended to. A share ofthe public patronage is re¬ spectfaily solicited. BENJ. ESHLEMAN.
Jane2^ *'i27
CHARLES   RUBENS,    '
FEBnfiH mSDFACTCKEa OP
Sofas, Lounges, and Mattresses,
WUulet<aie and Retail,
JVo. 6 East Orange Street, 3 doors from
North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
HE respectfully informs his frienda aod the public of Lancasiter city and coanty, that he ^ HannfactureN and ts prepared to furnish
SOFAS, LOUNGES,	
AND SPRING, HAIR, ¦MOSS, and Husk Mat- tresiee of evfry style and qualily. Par- IcalKr' attenttnu Is paid to tfae Uanafactare and Rang¬ ing uf CURTAINS, Charobse, Hotale, and Private Resi¬ dences, fltted np lo tbe bent poesible manner.
UPHOLSTERING k REPAIRING ofall kinds dona at short notice and on reasonable terms for Cash.
KiJ'Ha conatantly keeps on haod at his Warerooma a
large assortment of Sor<ti Lounges, Curtalas, aod Mat-
trea.ues of all kinds to which be invites the iDHpeciion of
buyerd- CHARLES RUBENS.
aug 18 _       _ lyr-38
TO THE'PirBLIC.
IN establishing ourselves in the present location—at No. 27 Nortb Queen street. National UuuBO Building—we wonld lake great pains in calliair the altentiun of tbe pnhllc to a Tow sagge^tlons which ve wonld otfer to induce tbem to fitvor ns with tbelr patronage.
Tha panic wblcb hatt fioatnd all over tbe Union, caus¬ ing Banks to snspend SPECIE PATUSNT—tba People have concluded that Bard k Son's Ni w Store Is tbe heat place to deposit money In exchange for DRY GOODS, where tbey pay 10 per cunt.by selling cbeaperlhan can be bought elsewhere.
Weohallkeep and constHatly ba aelling one of ibe best fitock of Dry Go.fdM and LxDiE-' WEAR In par- liciiUr. that ever waa odered in Lancaster. The f.'llow lot; ;irtt i>r Good« will give some idea uf lbe variety aud exteut "f oar stock; bnt we deem It unaecesiiiiry to put thA pricex to tbe Ooods, as we bava ibem from lbe LOWEST PRICES to the best grades.
Sii.K Goon:t,—Black and Fancy Silk. MarceiiOH aud Florfuce Silk, Veil Barai;ea, Englitib aud French CrMi», Silk M»ntlllaM,Gri> Di- Nap Silks, kc, kc.
DtcRds GuoD-i.—Oe Lttlned, Beregos and Ti^r-ues, Al- pachtt^, Priuled Lhwuk, Jiicooei<;&ad OrgtindieH. Dre^iH Giugham?, De Bege«, French ChlDtzes, Calicoets, 4c., &c.
Whivk Goods.—Irleh LInentj, .lacoaets. CamhriCH, RwisH Malls, Blrtbop Lawns, Book Unsltns, Dotted SwiN>i, Bleacbed Damask, Bleacbed and Brown Table Diaper Toweli*. Napklus, Coarterpanes, yuBllns. kc, kc
DoME.''Tii! AKD FntsiBHi-vo GoeDB.—Cottooades Bro Llat:ns, Shirting Striperi, Drill- and Jeaoi<, Sheetings flndShlriiiiKs.Hoi^ieriex aad Glove.-*, Cravata and Tie«, Bhirt FroutK and Ctdlarn, kc, kc
We would uot wirtb to make people believQ tbat we H^\] our GOODS BEI-OW COST, hut we flatter onrfialvei" that we liall as low oh can be bought elsewbara. We Would consider it a great fiivor to have you call and giva our stoek a thorough examination, and Jndge for yi'uriielTeH regarding <)aallly of floods and prices.
>inj^ll-tr-S7 SAE» A SON.
StJPERIOB TO ALL.
HKWKS' Prcmiuin Super-Phospbatc of Lima, roadeby dlsnlviogbonesln oil ofvltrol, to which Is added Peruvian Gnano, Salpbnta of Am- Hionia and Dried Blood. It Is composed entirely of tbe ahove uaii ^d Ingredieats, snd nothing ei^e. Price $ir per ton of 2000. lbs.
Manufactured and forsale by        C. P. HEWES,
Office—No m East Gay street. West CheHter. 23*For sale hy  Malone k Steward, Nortb Band; Walter & Co.,  Christiana;  W.  Hariam, Pennington¬ viUe; Thomas Crttivrord, Penulngtoovllla.
J3"Soils, Ores, Fertilizers, ke , onalyzed by applying at my ofQcfl at resiioaable charges. july21 3ra-.34 C. P. HEWES
H. B. l»ENKOCK, Jr.,
No. All North Water St., Philad*a.
MANUPACT.0BBR OP BROOMS
AND DEALER IN BROOM CORN. BKOOM HANDLES
ItKOitM WIRE ANDTWINE, AND ALL
KINDS OF TOOLS USED By
BROOM UAKBRS.
al*», conrrxmVT or sanp aomtkbal A8soaTMs.<rr op
WOODEN WARE.^ROPES, DOOR MATS, BRUSHES,
All ofwhich will ba offered UyCountrg Trade at toteeti Market Rates.
Sy^ Orders by mall will racalva prompt att«stli)a.
octe lyr-W
'gABTvrEiisT.     " ~
SEND FOR OUR BESORU^TIVE CATALOG UE.contalnlngafnll deecriptlon of our PARM UILL for. grlndlud all kinds of Grain by Hor»e Power, and our CLIUAX OBAIN Fan, which Is one of tba great Iraprovampnts of the age, al¬ so conUloiag a fall de>crlptlon of onr approved Farm Implaments. Catalogue will be sent free to all appll¬ canla. WM. L. BOTER k BROTHER. Agricaltaral Implament Factory. 6ih Htreat andOarraan- town roed. PiittAPKr.tHlA.  oCt 6-3t-45
An Eameat Word to young Men
Tand Ladies! fiOUSANDS and thonsauds suffer from the evil effects of Self-Ahow. The couHe- qaance of tbls crime against nature are so dreadfal that If not prevented In time, tbe victim has to resign for¬ ever all hope of bapplD«H8 la tblu Ufa
HnvluK cured IbouBands.and restored tbero to ahappy nnd usarni life. I hereby offer my services wllb tha ossarauca that any confidence pat In me will not be betrayed
The medicine will  be sent to any part of the Called States and Is put np In packages, each containiig suf¬ ficient to effect a cure.   PRICK 85- « T7 n        ,«     ,¦ °f- ^ELIX BRUNON,
N. B. Cor. of CALLOWHILL Bt, k YORK AVENUE,
nr   -D      ill     .u      ,. . FhiLADELPUIA-
n. B. All otber dlsaaaos of both sexes of a private or delicate natnre respoctlvely treated on p^rnon»l ap¬ plication or hy letter, stating fuU particnlara of symp- toWH'  OC16.1V-45.
FALL GOODS FOR 1858! Ir Over 8,000 yards of NEW SILKS,
JtrfCtBBCEirzDBT
THORNLEY & CHISM,
-Y. E. Cor Eighth and Spring Garden Sts., PhUadelpMa. Bonghtfor Cash andtoba sold onlyforCoshl 11
TTTE   confidentially   assert   that  the
7 7     above goods ate as fJheap and as Good at can be sold on ths American (^oiUinent 1
We Cballeuge a fair Comparison I Naw DaLalnaa, in beautirai designs, ^oll de Chevarea, Valanclos. Ac, vary handsoma. Englinh, French and American Chlntzea, kc o^ ?«*"¦ "' diff-rent makes. SHAWL81 CI-OAKS! CIRCULARS I DUSTERS I kc Naw BtBlla Shawls. In aU colors. Long and sonars Br«hea ShatvlH Long aad Square Blanket Shawls. Plain aud Embroidered Crape Shawl- Cbannenia' Shawls   Preneb Blanket Sbawls, ftc. Geutleman 0 Shawls, Sic, tie. Eifery thing New in CLOAKS that mav olTer ! FRENCH MERINOES. CASUMBHE8 and UELAINESl COBURGS. PA RRA MATT AS and ALAPACCASI Wo  keep an Immense Stock of Domeatic Uaslln Lloans, Flannels. Clolhti. Casslmers, kc Blankets, Marfailtea Qallla, Coasterpanes. kc Table Covera. Piano Covers, Table Cloths, Napkins. &c. We ara determined to maintain oar repatatloa as being one of tha best Dry Good Slores.la PhUadelpbla— " We have only one Price."
THOENLEF k CHISM. N. E.Cor. Eighth and Spring Gardea Ste.,
PhUadelpbla.
B3~Persons can ride ford cents by tbe City Railroad.
to within two Bquiires of our iitora,aadfor 3 cants by'ha
8th-street line of OmnlbaBse-s to oar door every Flva
mluates. T. k. C.
"ept 1 3ni-40
FALL  CLOAKS! PALL   MANTILLASr
ft.A coiiiPAGnriii: FRAKCAI8K
WILL OPEK THEIR
JIANTLE   ROOM, For the Saasun,
On and After the 1st October next,
When they will be able lo offer the LADIES one of the
CHOICEST AND LARGEST VARIETY
OF THE
NI'IWEST PARISIAN STYLES
VELVET ANB CLOTH EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
Tbey would hIro announce that tbey have jast  re ceived a cumpleta asaortmant of the following goods: Frenoh Embmidered Jaconet Collars. Do da .>ltulla      do
Do do Jaconet aud MudtinSet't.
Tba NewffKt Styles Paris l.ace Veils.
Do do     Beal Thread do
The Newest Slylns Paris Laea Vetl» Do do        Real Thread   du.
Do do       Paris Net Sleeves.
A fall line of Maltese Lace Collars Cclieap.) FXTENEB & CO., NO. 810 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. N. B.—Tbe Trade supplied with PATTERN MANTLES, sep 29 3mon-I4
Ju. »•'
INDIA SHAWLS AND SILKS. LEVY & CO., are now opening
large afxortment of
NEW FALL GOODS,
to which addltioas will fae mada by all the Bt(«:inifit« arriving daring tbe next ulx weekt". Their assorlment iH now fall and complete la the rnllowlQi; artlclen;
INDIA CASHMEEE SHAWLS.
RICH AKD MEDIUM PRICED SILKS.
FLOUNCED and DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS.
EICH PRINTED CASHMERES.
EICH PRINTED MOUSSELINES.
FEliNCH MERINOS AND CASHMERES.
RICH PEENCH CHINTZES.
NEW STYLES POPLIN DRESSES.
DOUBLE'SKIRT WALKING DRESSES.
FEENCH EMBROIDEEIES.
SAXONY and FRENCH PLAIDS.
NEW BLANKET SHAWLS.
PARIS CLOAKS and MANTILLAS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, FLANNELS.
SUPEEIOR LINEN GOODS.
All of which are offered at a umall proflt on the cont of importalifiii. Xo«. 809 and &V Cheanne St. Phila¬ delphia i.ept 2g-6t 44
To Wil liners, Merchants, and Others.
Wii havt: now in stock, tioil constant¬ ly receiving from Kbiv York and Philaurl- PHIA Ai'cTio5:<, and of onr own Importatinne, goods of the ^at?^t rarle Fa-hIon;la Bonnet Silke. Plaid Velvets, Satins. Velvets, Plain SilltR, Marceillnes, Florences, Bon¬ net lUbbons. Plain, Sa'ln and Mantaa do., Rnches. Qnil- lings. Blonds, Laces' Ulnslons, &c., which we otfermttcft belovithe usualprices. IC3» A liberal disconnt to Cash bnyers. WARBUKTO.V,
No. 306 Sonth Second Street, (second dry good store be¬ low Spruce. Pblladelphia. sep 29-3m-44
DKIED'iixriT.
250 Bnahels bright NEW DRIED APPLES, 50       " '* '• "       PEACHES.
30       '• " •' BLACKBERRIES.
FOR SALE BT
TUSTIN & SHEWELL, Noa. 32 & 34 Soath Water St., Philadelphia.
eept \r, tr-42
ALLKN & NEEDLES' SUPEE-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
WE again offer tbe above to Tarmers and dealears,  a-^urlog them tbat Ibay will &t ftU times, and nnder all circara<«tHnceH. recelTsRie n&mn    ' OOOD ARTICLE they bave  aertofure pnrcbaH«d of nn. The pablic will please bear In mind tbut onr Super¬ phosphate of Lirrte in alwayu
TUE SAME lii QUALITY.
We sell reliable Fertilizers, or none at nil.
These remarks are rendered ut-ceMHAry frum the Tact
tbat a large number of articles piirpurting to be .-np-r-
PhosphateH. are offered for uale, wbicb  ire not vbat
tbey arc repreaented to be.
Onr D9W pHmpblet U In press. rqJ will be ready for dtfitribntlon la »¦ few day^. Wf ihall be |>leased to Rend coplflH prx>DU»UBly l,y mall toonrriiendit when denired
Price $45 per 2000 lb-.    (2^ cents per lb.;
A liberal d«!duction  mdde lo DEALER.S.
PACIFIC OcEvN GUiVNO-
Ffavlng HOld this Gnano for fgar yearn pa-it, we can eafely recommend It. It ban been tried cldeby eide with Peravian Gnano. and Ik prononnced folly eqnal to k in all renpectn. We refer to oor JTew Pamphlet, contaiDlng lettent respecting; It, and mncb uther Intereating matter of valna to tbef>trmAr.
No. 1 GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUAKO for sale at the lowest raten.
We have al^o for Hale.
AMERICAN GDANO from Baker's Island.
GROUND BONES and PCTKt: BOXE DUsT.
POUDRETTE, PLAbTER, and Rocb olhcr Fertilliera as WB feel Hafe in recommending'.
C^OoodK can be loaded at either front of onr Ware- booeei. Ample facUitieH are aSnrded in loading Wagons and attending 'o tbe HrtTHea.
Tbe leadiug Agricnilnral JonrnaU and  Newapapera
are regalarjy filed at  oni offlce for ibe o-e of Faimers.
ALLEN k NEEDLhS,
No. -12 South WbarvcH, and 41 Suntb Water et.,
Firet store above CheHtnut at., Pblladalphla,
.aug ^l 3ia-39
£^ FAK-MKUS ATTENTION ! M -^ The best article in the world i^
for raising Wheat, IS LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE of LLME,
at $40 per ton. or 2U ^^"-^ a Ib , by tbe barrel.
NALYSKI) and KECOMMENDED
 for tha WHEAT and GRAIN I'rop-*. by Professor
CHAS. T. JACKSON, Chemist ofthe United States Patent
Office, Wa^inglon, D. C-
It will repay the oatlay SO to 100 per cent, and will
not barn tbn need by coming in contact an Gnano dues- Try It—Prove It.      G. A. LEINAU, Proprietor, No. 21 SoDlb Front street, Pblladelpbla city. Pa.
Or of my Agenle, tbronghont lbe Conntry.
Akaltsih can be t^een al my Ofllca.   Q^rrh mailed with ¦
tbe order, will receive prompt attention. A liberal Acount to Storekeepers who buy losell again. PampbletH, can ba bad at my Otflce. G. A. L.
ang 18 3mo!>-3S
A^^
^ ALEXANDER KEBR, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SALT.
SALT.
134 SOUTH WHARVES. PHILADELPHIA.
A.HhtoD*s Fiue, LirtirpocI Ground, Aiihton and Star MiUa, Dairy, assorted sizes,
conntantly oo hand and for iale lu lote lo nnit tba trade. N. B.—Ordero HoUciied. mar 3.6m<14
. I
Dull Cuildbbs.—The teacher of a large ?ohool had a little iprl under her care, who was exceedingly haofcward in her lessoas. Sha   was  (it  thtj  bottom   of  the class, and I seemed to care bnt little abont what passed
in it.    During the achool hours singing was , j^  ,i„ ^^^ ,„ t^e first mokdat of NOVBM. sometimes employed as a relaxation, and ^^^ <=°°itag; and conunne Twenty weekti. noticing that this girl had & very clear, sweet
COATESVIIiL ACADEMY, Chester County, Pa,
THE next Session of tiiis Institution win
which tho highway ran.   Hoping to or«rtftke  ottvfi, Hmahx^A unhttm^dr
him,
Paddy'ii description of a Sddle cannot be beat: "It was the ahape of a turkey, and.the size of a goose ; he turned it over oni^ts back and rubbed Us belly with a stick ; and och ! St. Patrick ! how it did squale t" -• Fact VEascs Ea-ncy.—A line in one of Moore's songs reads thus: "Our conch shall be rcsea bespangled with dew." To which a sensible girl, according to Landor, replied:— "' Twonld give me the rheumalize, and so it would you."
Thirteen married gentlemen, who, within tha last weak or so, h&ve been convicted of having smoked in their own dlningrooms, have been severally fined a new bonnet, and in default, have beeu committed to-the hard labor of taking out their wives to an after¬ noon's shopping.
Postal arrangements In Rome are alightlr out of joint. A comedian recently applied for a letter at the post office, and waa told there waa forty cents to pay for it. " I oan't pay thati" said he, " ior I know what's in it."
•'.Well, how much will yon give;" asked the i;hope^ul.words. . Many a dull-minded chUd postmaater. "Fonr sous is all it is worth W! haft,b«en't(iade irretrievably stupid by con- :mft," said the comedian. "Well, tak» j^ I ataiitfauU-fliiding-pr ungenerous sarcasm.— th^n,":i6plied the postmaater, " for I'vVrekd I -^f^rPn the other^ hand, how often bas^ ge- )7 J tr, 1 " i'""™'*"; ^°^ ^ '*» '^**» .niaLsmUe or an approving remark awakened I It, and ft 8 only a loyeJetter,"      . into^new Ufe some slow-learning aoholar.
voice,' her teacher said to her:
"Jane, you  have a good voice, aud yon may lead in the singing."
She brightened up, and/rom that time her mind seemed more active.    Her lessons were attended to,' and sbe made steady progress. One day, as the teaoher was going home, she overtook Jane and one of her school fellows. "Well, Jane," said he, "'yon are getting on very well at school I how is it tbat yon do so much better now than yoa did at the  begin¬ ning of the half year ?" *'I do not know why it ia," replied Jaue. *' I know what she told me the other day," said her companion who was with her.
" Aud what waa that ?" aaked the teacher. "Why, ahe said she waa enouraged." Yea; tbere waa the secret—aba waa encour¬ aged.    Blie felt she was not dull in every¬ thing ; ahe had learned self-reapeot, audthus she waa enconraged to self-improvement.
.Take ahint, dear fellow teacher, and try to reach the iuteUt>ct through' the heart. En¬ deavor to draw ont the dormant faoulties Of your children by discrimination, culture and well-timed praise. Giv . them the oredit whenever you can, and allure  them wilh
No palnn will be spared to render It Boaad and practl> eal in sU the branches tanght. Ths conne of atndy WlU embr&ce everything tfaat ie laagbt in the best CoUegeB or onr coantry. CoateBvllle Is easy of bccahs by railroad from Philadelphia to Harriabnrg.
Tbe prefleat Prlnolpal having taken charge of tbe whole Bstabllebment, good Boarding and comfortable rooms will be given.
TERMS.
Tnltion ;ln Englleb Branches, Boarding, Washing, Light and Pnel per fiesdlon 80.00. Ancient and Modem Langnages, each 6.00. No extras of any kind. Ooa half tbemnney payable In advance.
JAMES E. aiPFIN. A. M..
tep a2.S*m-4S Principal.
HOPEWEIOi  ACADEMY.
THE object of the Proprietors of this gchool Ib to afford yonug men an opportnnity of procming. «t a moderate expenee, tbe elemente of a Iborongb Sngllsh Glaulval or HHtbAcmtieal Edncation. Tbfrwlnter term will coinmBBc«.on the FIR6T THURS¬ DAY of nOYRMBEB, and eentloae twant? weeka. For clrcoUra cenlalalng partteulam, addreae. «iopl5.6t-42 JAMBS W. ANDREWS,
HopowaJl Cotton Worka, Charter co., P*.
 DOMESTIC  WHISKET.
TTH-E HAVE JUST llEUKiVKD A
Yt     few Barrels of
PURE    OLD    WHISKEY,
made eepecially for domestic nbef and inedlelnal pnr- pofiee, whicb we now offer for sale by tbe Quart and Gallon. '
AlBo,BOrrLED WHISKEr, Hiitean years old—war¬ ranted pure. "VTbUkey for common uses. PURE—rating from Sl caniB to $3.00 per gtHon.
Brandies of every Grade and Quality. Maderia Wine, Sherry wine. Port Wine. Pnre Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirita and Uqnors ot all kinde Baited to tbe trade and for medicinal pnrpoaeB. J^ None but ¦och u arfl Pure arut UnadvIteraUd-aiil be offered for ¦»!«- C. KENEAOY k CO.
Jnne 16   iy-29
UNION HOUSE,
EAST  KING   STREET,
TWO D00E8 WEST OP THE CO0BT HOUSE,
LANCASTER, PA. JOHN DITLOW. Broprletor.
april as; .    .- tf-22
KEEP, McQBAlTN, KELLY & CO. BANKERS,
GRANITE BUILDING, NORTH QUEEN ST., LANC'R
WILL RECEIVE MONEY on De- puflit anil pay Interunt Ibereon aa follows:
5 per cent, for any length of time,
5ii    ¦'      for one year.
Golloctlona made in all p&rlii of tbe (JnUed States.
Money sent to England, Ireland, Germany. France, &c
Passage CArtiflcatas for sale from Livurpuo) to New York, or liBocaster.
Land warrania and nncnrrfntmooey boogbt and sold.
Bpanleb and Mexican doUar», old U. 6. gold aud bilver coinii bonght at a premium.
jipaoial attentlou will be paid by 0. K. Reed, lu tbe Negotiation of Commercial paper, Stocktt, Loans and all marketable eecoritleR in New York or Phlludelphia.
Onr friends may rely aptin pitT'^jloess, and our per¬ sonal atti^ntlon to their IntereM? In tbetran»^action of any baeinHis whiob maybe Inlraitted to ns, and we bold oarpelTeti Individaally llahle 'or all money IntrnHted to onr care. OEO. K. RBED.
RICHARD McGRANN. Sr., PATRICK KELLY,
Jana24-tf-30 A. McCONOMY.
HOTICE.
PERSONS removing to the  West,  or remitting faada tfaere, will find it to their advas. tagA to take bar drafU on New Yo<k or Pblladelpbla, wblob oonunand a premlnm wben n»ed West of tbe Ohio. Thay are drawn in amonntft to salt onr cnHtomers Spauiab coin bongbt at beKt rates. Premlnm allowed on old Ao^erican silver. Flveper cent, iaterest, per anndm, allowed on de¬ posits pdy&ble on demand witbont notice.
JOHN OYGER ftt CO.. febl&-12 Bankers.
Drugs and Medicines.
WE are at all times prepared to fur¬ nish erery article In the Drug line, logelher with
PAINTS AND OILS OFALL KINDS,
Fanoy ArticleSj Stationery, Cap Paper, Note
Paper, Letter Paper, Bnvelopes, Fishing
Taokle, Gunning Materials, Powder,
Shot,  Caps,  Game Bags,  Shot
Fouohes, Powder Flasks, &e.
Violins/Violin Strings,
Musio Paper,
and a tbonsand otber thinga, besides the BEST SEG ARS
AND TOBACCO down to Oodfries' Cordial.
C. KENEAGY k CO.. Strasbarg. jnna 18 . }II'^
HAOEB & BROTHERS,
HAVE, JUST RECEIVED and offer for aale at loweet prices.
CARPETINGS,
Velvet, Bmsseli. Tapestry, Thnie-ply. Ingrain, VenltU n and Ragt of the beot styles and maunfactare. ALSO, superior qaallty FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from one to fonr yarda wide.
FLOOR AND STAIR DRUGGETS.
WALL PAPERS,
DECORATIONS,
BORDERS,
uf enliraly new designs In Yelvet,Glit, Glazed and Com mott.
CHINA,   GLASS   AND   QUEENSWARE,  SPRING
HAIR-ASD HUSK MATTRASSES.
FSATUMBSt t'-t t«-
ac^tl tf-»
A Gift "With every Book ¦WOKTH FKOM 25 CENTSiTO 8100,00.!
Onr new descriptive catalogae of 60 octavo puge^ enihraceit a larger collection and better variety of! 'Staudiird, Historical, Blograpbical.and Mlficellaneoux' Bookx thao tbat of any uther book selling establish-: ment in [be connl y; also, cootainn greater induce-' ments than ever before offere'i. mailed free to any\ address.
Send for a Catalogae."' '
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J, a. PRK.-TOK. S        677 Broadway, N. York CUy.   [
Httg 4 6m aow-36    I
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JANSEN k CO.,
ja&e_23-tr30 No. ItO NaSKaa St., New Turk.
^    Hev. Joseph E. King, A. M.,
^ PRINCIPAL. 21
•s  A    PIRST CLASS  SEMINARYs
S f\ for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Fall term m M opens Angust 19tb, 185g. P*
•tf    $32.S0 pays for Board and Tuition in   Common^
S Enolith.fot termof Fourteen Weokti.   Superb brick S
^ bandings, beautifully localed os tbe Railroad oearp* ¦tf Saratoga Springs.    Superior facilltlff for  Mukic, W pbiuting and  French.   Students received  ftt any?
t^ lime and charged only for tbe residue of tbe lerm.   .
~    E5*For Calologuee addresK the Prluclpnl. r*
"Thick Darkness covers the Earth, And Gross Darkness the People."'
Country Merchants, and all Othera, will take Notice!
That they can supply themselves, in. any quantities with
JONES' FAR FAMED PATENT
Non EKpl0i3ive Kerosene or Coal Oil Latnp.s,
At the Wholesale and Rttail Head Quarters,
:^ South Second ::?treet, Philadelpble. SS
'^PHE ONLY PLAGE where exclusive
f Agencies can be obtained for the States of Pennsyl¬ vania, Wflir Jersey and Delaware.
Tbewe L^inpsgive alight equalin intensity of flame, and similar ia appeuraoce to Gou. and are claimed tobe saperior to to all otber portable llgbtM, nuw in ose. No re*r of Exploblnn.—No offeoHlve odor—No smoke.— Very easily trimmed.—Aa easily regulated as a Gas Light.—Can ba adapted to all purposes.—And better tbau all for apoor man,—50 per cent cheaper tbau any other portable light, now la common nse.
Sole Agency also, for KNAPP'S Patent Roain aud Coal Oil Lamp.
23*Lamps, OlIc, H'icks, Shades, and every ardcle in tbe line. S. E. SODTULAND. Agent.
No. 3S South SecoDd Street, Pbiladelpbla, sep l.i 3m-4a
PniliADEIiPniil SDRfiicAL BANDA(.¥!NSTiTDTE,
No. 113i North Ninth St., 7 doors ah. Arch.
AUBXCK POK THK SALK OP
Mrs. B. C. Everett's Premium Impro¬ ved Abdominel Supporters, Trus¬ ses, and Bandages. DR. OHAKLKS C- M. IIAWLLVGS, PRINCIPAL. Wbora may be had a fall and va- rmd aotturtmeni of Tnisics, Female .Supporters. Shou'der l}raees.a.nd other Baoclages.for^itle at pBiriaTWETr-FiVE rKK CE.vr LOWKK than at any otber establisbuent is tbe city.
DR. KNIGHTS celebrnted raillcal cnre Trcps bas cured huudreds of cases where othern have faild. I'rice $4.00
DR. KAWLINGS bas treated sncces-fally m.iny bad csfes of Spine disease, Clab Foot, Bow Leg, Knock Knee and Weak Ankles, with bis new aod improved upparalui' for thene dinea.->es, to which cases refereuce can be glveu. Prices ranging from $3.00 to Slf'-OO,
Silk and Cotton Elastic Stockings, Anklets, Knee Caps, and Abdominal Compressors, ai lower prices tbao can ba bougbt elnewbera.
Crutches, Splints, and every varioty of Surgical Appli¬ ances at greatly rednced price.H, placing tbe bent make of goods within reacb ofall.
LadieK altended in private apartments at the store ,by MRS. B. C. EVERETT.
IL3~Partli:alar attention paid In I QBlrumpnts for defor¬ mity in children, aod satispactio.n to Ati, lii-AKA-iTiED. Mp Ifl 3 ino-I2
Fancy Furs—Eor Ladies & Children.
JOHN KA11EI.KA & Co., No. «!«, {iiow ao } Market Straet, above Eighth. Phil:id*u., tmporteriJ,Maiiur;ictnrersalid Dealemlu FANCY FURS, for Ladles a.id Cblldren ; also, G(int> Furs, Fur Colters, andaio»es. Tbe .lumber of yearn tbat we havebeen eiigaged lu tbe fucbti>laess, aiid th<> general character of oar fara, b.ub fO'qualUy and price is so generally known thrtiughoutthe country, tbat we tbiuk it Is not iiecijcsary forus to sayanytblngmore tbau that wa have iiow opened oar assortment of FURS, for tbe Fall a.id WinterSales, of the iargw'*! and most beautifni a^fort- meiit that we h«va ereruffarcd before to the public, Onr furs have atl been imported daring tba prenent xeaiiou, wben money was scarce and fora mnclk lower thnii at tbe pre'jflnt time, aud hava bettn maunfactnred by tbe muxt competent workmfit; weare iberofore determined toeell them at snch priees as will contlnne toglve uh tbn repatatloa ive have horue for years, that i» tosellagood article for a very small profit.
Slorokoepsra will do well to give us a call, a<i tbey wilt Hnd Ihc lnn;esT5Fsortmeut by far to Delect from in the city, nnd at mnonfactiirers prices.
JOBN FAREIRA k CO.. No SIS Market Street, above Slh, Philad'a.
«ept 16 4moB-42
15,000 Boxes of American Wmdow
OV ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES for sale at lowest prices.
uur atisortment is complete, and are dally rocQirinx fresh lotitfrom tbe Kensington Glass Works.
Sheets St Dutfy's make. tiiip»-riorto any lu tba market as to brilliancy and regular thickness, eqnal to Fruncb We are now rectilviug iwo'tbirds of tbe GlaAti made at these works.
2.000 boxes French Oltu^at all sizes.
¦;, OO feet Bough Olaes for etcytlgbt-*.
&,Ouii ft Engraved aod Enamelled Glass, of all pat¬ terns.
White Lead, Frenca '-md American Zloc, Palots, 2ic
100,000 lbs White Lea<l.
flO.OOO Ibs French Zinc, (ViciHw Montligne). 7fi,0(iO lbs American Zinc.
Brown Zinc, a full supply.
Chrome Green, a fall supply.
Chrome Tellow, a fail HUpply.
Prussian Hlne, a full supply.
Paris ''roeo. a full sujipiy.
Address yonr orders to
ZIEGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Dmgglstsand MoonfacturerK,
Sole Proprietors ot (he I'euua., Steam Color Works.
Stora S. W. corner SECOND aud GKEEN Street^ Philadelpeia. feb:!.1yr-10
junoie
Baugh's Highly Improved Super¬ phosphate oi Lime.
MANUFACTURED feom UNBURNT BONES.
THE MANUKAOTIJREKS of this standard Fertilizer reKpecifally invite the alien- tion of Farmer* to their preparation. Frt-m the high character it haaattalued as a vigorous and permanent Manure, and the coubUntty Increiulng demand, the pro¬ prietora feel aatborized la recammending It as unap¬ proached, with regard to efflcacy or parity, by any ctaomical preparation now otfered to tbe public. It has been the coustant desire of tba mannractorers 'o furnUb tbe farmerswltb afertilizer.combtnlng all the Impor¬ tant constitaents of Raw Booes. pbospbatic as well as orgaoic. and have accompllt-bed It by a procfls>* ORIGI¬ NATED WITH.and USED ONLY BY THEMSELVES.
Itiu prepared perfectly In accordance with chemical prindplea, and nnder the personal snpervihlou ofthta proprietors, who warrant it genuine, aud eotlrely frfc from any forelga admixture.
Pat up In sacks of (about) ICO pounda each.
Price, $46 per 2000 lbs. (2^ cts. per lb.)
t^-AddresB ordera to BAUGH flt sON,
(Sole Manufatlurers,) Downinglown Pa.
liberal disconnt made to Dealers.
We-ht WarrELASD, July IP, IS'S, Messrs. Baugk k" Son—GhsTLKmbn:—Having used yoar preparaUoa of Super-Pbosphate on my crops, lean with pleasare recommend It. In August, 1SS6,1 pur¬ chased ISQOpoundB, and applied It to wheat, at tha rate of sod lbs, lo tbe acre, (plowing It down) on partof the field- Tbebalance was treated wltha twry,y!LCavy coat of stable manure. Wbere the PbOHphacowaa applied, th)*wbeat was mncb belter tban wbere the barn-yard mannre was put, and yielded at least from H to 5 onsh. els HOKS por acra. Tbe yield of tbe wbole Held was over 25 hnshels per aore. The obass whera tbu 8aper-Pho»>. pbata WAN applied, wax mneh beavler than on tbe oal- ance of the fleld. I also applied 2*200 lbs. of your arti¬ cle to my wheat last fall, with the eame gratifying re- suite. From my exparlence Iregard yoars the best fer¬ tilizer now in use, and my reasons for saying so, are fonndad on the fact tbat J bare tnsCecl d-ereral other prepiratlons, Ac.for my land; at least, I am eatlhflad tbat yonrs is tbe best.      Verv tmly yonrs, kc
JOHN J. JOHN. JCJ-For sale by E. GEIGER, Lancaster, Pa. angobt 11 3m-37
SEED planters'!   SEED PLANTERS! Hunt's Patent Grain Drill,
WAKKANTE1> to sow Wheat, Rje, Onta Barley and Grass Seeda of every descrip¬ tion, witb more regularity than any other macbine. f3r Hanolactured and for sale at Qrasff's LASDUra,
tS' Orders proTiiptly atttnited to.
aag 4-2ia-S6
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES I!! INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS.
No. 33 North Second Slreet, opposite Christ Church,  Philad'a.
THE subscriber respectlull}- inturuis his friends and the public generally that be ha» talcm the Store, at No. ">'i Korth Second Street, where he will be pleased to see bis old castomors aud friends.
He bas now oo band a spleudid s'tsortmeat ahj^m of Partor, Hall, Office, Store aud Cooking BtEBl STOVES, of the tan-st and mont approved^ffiOT kinds, at ir/io/rsa/e nn^l Retail. "T ^
WM. C. NEMAN, No 3.H North Second Slreet, Pblladelpbla. N. B.—Tour particular attention Is  Inviled to  ME- GEE'ti. Pofcn/ Gas Buming. Warming and Ventilating A"7'0r£S, for Piiriors, Offlcea, Stores,   Halls, Cars, flic, wliicb for ecimomy, parity of air, and eas-* of maoHEfl- tueut bos no equal.                                            W. 0. N. X^ Odd Ca-stings for all kinds of Stoves, on band. •vojit 16 Smos--l-2
Eall and "Winter Millinery.
ftllSS. M. SNYDER, No. 118 North EIGHTH street above Aich,Philade]phia.
HAS just opened out a larjic :uid haud- Bome assortment of Fall and Winter Mil~^^ tineiy, to whtcb sbeiuvltes Ihe attention of fgrfK^J^ V from the conntry, vislllng the city, to call and ex-JC* amine her stock of goods, and fhould tbey wish ariicles in ber line, would be plPH«ed to rell tbem. N. B.—Feathers.Wibbons and French Floaters on hand. B3" BONNKi^, bleached  and prtiBsod to tb* latuHt fashion. sep 16-2iu-42
OREAT BAKUAINS, At "Wilson's Wholesale and  Retail Houskeeper's General Furnish¬ ing "Ware Booms.
No 212 South .*keond St.. below Dock, 1'nii.inELpnu.
WHERE is always ou hand or made to order, FaroUuro of every defcriptton, snch an Walnut and Ma¬ hogany Sofas, Wardrobes, Buokcsfeft Flna Dressing and Common Bureaus, Bedsteads. Tables, Wasb-Standa, Extension Sluing Tables, French Teta.a-TAlea, Wbat Nets, Freoch Spring Seat, Gone. Windsor, OSce and Arm Chairs. Reception Chairs, fofa and Cane Seat Rucking Chairs, Lounges, Cottage FurQiture of every style. Fealhar Beds, Spring, Hair. Husk and Straw UaltreeseF;
ALSO, On band a beavy slock of LOOKING GLASES. GUI, Rosewood, Walnnt and.Mahogany Frames, kc, ot every description: all of wbicb wili be dlspoB^d of on tbe most accommodating tarme.
Country merchants and others TislUng the city are BoUdtad to call and see and price oar stock before parchasing alsawlivrs. T. E. WILSON, & CO.
I    B. D. HoCoincsT, Balesman. tep 23-60-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
X3S3.
A Benevolent tustilution. established by special endoie-
ment.for the relief of the sick  and  distressed,
affiidedwHh Virulentand Epidemic discaies.
TRE JJivectors of this well known lu- tititutlou, in tbeir Annual Rejror) spun tbe ireit- ment of Soztiiil Diiieaseii, firr lbe year endiui; J.iuuary 1st, 18!>S, express tba hi^ihtist i^atii'Trtctiuu witb thu rsnu- cesa wblcb has atteoded the labors of (ba CooMitttug Surgeon, In the cure of Sp^rmatorrbma, Serolual We<ik- uesn. Impotence, Oonorrbmn, Gleet, Sypbllia, the nee of Ooanlsm, or iielf.abo.-e, &c., and ord^r acouttan.iuca of the uama plan for the enauing year. Thu cou:.iili'uR Sorgaau Is authorized to glvo MEOICAL AltVlO- GRaTIS, to oil wbo apply by letter, with a de!<cripiion of tbeir condition (age, occuftation, habits of Iift>, \c.,) and in cases of extreme pavuriy, to furnish mcdicnii' free of cliarge. Some of the uewremed)e.-audmcibud4 of treatmaui, discovered during tbe Irn^t year, are of great value.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhwa, or Seminal Weakness, tbe Vlca of OnAUltm, Masturbation, or SeK- AbDse, and otber diseases nf lhe S«xu«I org-ius, by ilio ConEUlting Snrgeoo, will be sent by mall (in a •¦filled latter envelop*,) fkeb op chaiuik. on receipt of iWo stamps for postage. Othtir Reportri and Tnictc, oa tbe nature and trKaiuieni of ijttKuai Di^ea.-es, Dist, iic, are consluQ<lybeing publiplied forgraluitoun distribotloo. and win be sonl to tbe atUicted.
AddreHs. for  Report or irealment,  Dr   GEOKGE K. CALHOUN, ConhUltfng flargeoa.  Upward A^tiocialioa, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelpbia, Pa. By Order of the Directors,
EZRA U. :lEaKlWELL, President.
Geo. Pairchild, Secretary. fub 17-lyr 12^
WESTERN"  HOTEL. CHANGE OF  PROPRIETOR
No 82(J Market St., between Eighthund Ninth,
2 Squares below Peun^a Railroad Depot,
PHILA DELinilA.
ICj-Tbis Hotel Is Rebuilt aud RefuruUbei. Every atteatloa paid to Gneets, and Medlciue and Medical at¬ taatlon always on bHod.
TERMS, ONE DOLLAR PElt DAY.
July l-l-tf-33_ J. H..KURTZ.
CARD.
Important to Merchants and Dealers
in Saddlery.
I'HILtP S- I'lSHER,
No. 1349 Miller  Street, below  Broad above Brown Street, PHILADELPHLI,
BJCGS leave to call thc attention ot* tho Trade to bis Manufactory of
HORSE   COLLARS,
of all gra-fes and styles, which he In Melliug for cash, atlbe lowesl manufacturer's prices, to those wbo lavor bim with a call.
IC?-Samples always on baud.
All orderi addressed lo J'UILI 1' S. FISHER, as above, will meet with prompt attenllon. nog 4-2m-3t>
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
ACULMNEY possessing ail the re¬ qnired reqnlsites. and applicable to Dwellings, Factories, Steamboats and any position where needed.
The benefits resulting by the use of tbie Improve¬ ment, ara:—
A good draft in all kinds of weather.
A saving of fuel from twCiUy lo ttcenty-Jive per Lent.
A saving of three-fourths of heal now wasted.
A ptrfect means of Ventilation.
A -perfect protectiun against Jirc from ignition wilh the
Cheapness in Ihe erection of new Chimneys, not requir¬ ing half the nnmber ot liriclcr and "aviog oue-balf tbe space in a ro*»m uken up by tfae ordinary cbimoey.
For PAtmntiiw. 3a to 40 feet lu height only required to give a p»wt>rfnl draft for nteam and other purpoiies.
The Punia Patent Chimney and Ven¬ tilator Company, No. 318 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, ar« now prepared to furnish thia very valuable iniprovn- meot guarauteeiog Itto give satisfaction, wb^n put up by them, or in compliauce with their insttuctious.
N. B.—Tbe company desire lo obtalu ifoiae good ageuts to talca cbarga of tbe wiling of ibis improve¬ ment In tbiscity and county. For fortber ioformatlon address tbe Secrstary. H- W. SAFFORD,
«ct23-ly.4S 315 Chesuut :^treet. Philadelphia.
HEN ili' W. OVKRMAN,
No. 14 (Old Ko. e)  South Third ill., betoio
Market,   Philadelpkia.
LEATHEE    DEALER,
CALF SKINS, MOROCCOS, LI.M.NOS. BIXDISOS,
RED AND OAK SOLE LEATHER, ^c.
N. B.—Koagh L«atbor bonghtor tAkao in excbaoge.
Coal, Kerosene, and Carbon Oil,
VKRIVALLEa IN BE.iUll. ^I.V tLIClTY ASD ECOSOMil
A PORTABLE LIGilT,
EouallniuteD'-ltyof dameand oiinilar is apt'earanee to GAS, at ona-thlrd the price.
Side, Hanging and Chandelier LAMPS,
FITTED np AT TUK SHOKTEST JiOTICE. 53~Any wishing lo try tba Lamp, by enclosing 33.W by mail, will be (nrnUhed with a Lamp, one gallon of Oil in Can, balf dozen Wicks, and two Cblmueys, m- curely pal up lu ono package, ready for express. F. F. HOi,T. -*««Dt. No ii^ South Second Slreel, four doors abuve Cfi-ttiiut, mpt 22-ly.42  PHILAPELPHIA,
CABDS 1   CABDS! I   CABDS UI PRINTERS
SHEET ANi> CUT CARDS,
BEST  ANP   CIIK-VPKST  IN   THE   MARKET. Cards for Mounting Photograph Pictures of
superior quality and at low prices.
Metallic I'&P^^ 1°^ packing Teas, CoiTee, Spicefl
&c. &c., Constantly on hand and
made to order.
Blae aod Wblte and fine Whlta  Paste-Boards, Straw- Boardii, dtc. kc on band and for sole by
A. M. COLLINS, Paper and Card Warehouse 606 Mioor Bt. PUladelpbla. JolySl 6m-U