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VOL. XXIX.
LANCASTER^ PA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUM' 32, ISSS.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII-NO. 38.
PDBUSHED BY
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON,
OFFICE !>• NORTH QOKPS flTEEKT.
The EXAMINER & DEMOCRATIC HERALD
, itt puhlishe.1 weekly, at TWO DOLLAlid ayear.
ADVL'UT1SEME^TS not exceeding one square
¦will be iuj-erted lbr^•c times for one dollar, and Iwenty-
From tbe Hartford Coar&nt.
All About Bats-
Wo noticeij the systematic uttiick luiule by Ttits in N^w- [litven uu t>ome children ; vitcb uiu- gliiig out his victim iind jumping-with a aiin-
A !il>cml ditconnt allowed to tbo year.
^HAEBYING TODEE DIFFICULTIES.
A rui.iiwiij couple, true 'lovyers' of the nicst fiTVciit ynnkeo slumf, nrrivcJ at » small inu iirar I!i."lou, nmi wnnleil lhu Iiimllord to Bfii.l fl r 1. luiuislor to 'Biilice 'em,' und lo quick tthuuL it.
•bo
W 111 III- lUM-nt-u iiii^-i: .Lu.ca tut .'m; " -- ,.,i_„ i
fivo conis will be charged foreach addl^t^onaMn^*^!^^"^^^^ ultauvona squeal, upou lbe little girl:* pllO'iug
in & ynrd. A little boy uf two years was caught by tbe kuep, and held until tbe child*s grand- fitber went to its iL^siatauce, aod tbuii. i»a the rat Ecorned lo run, it had to be killed. At¬ tempts had been made to poison .ibcao rats, with partial muccl-ss, and it muy have bueu in retaliation fur thvir i»)isonoua atteui[it>*, tbat this conc-ertird rbargc wut* made.
The rai I-m tmu ut' the uio^t interebtinp: aniinala onthe globe. In Europe he maken hiHtoricul
eriie diflVroiit bonb*.*< «f itivadiira brought
thtir peculiar rat in tiii'ir train. Europe bus oeen the rat of theG-itbs, iboVandalu, and tbo Huati. Kurupi' nuw biid ilu ^oriuati rai and its TartaiT"'. ""d thu great rat of Ihe Paii-?iiiD sowtT in of recent date and Muscovite oriiiiu.
Tiie browu rat, otherwiso knowu tin tlit;N.ir- mau rat, has c.«.iablieibfd itself all over tlie world hy the comtnerce of civilited linn'S—it Inis bad possogaiou of frauce for the last aix or «(;veii centuries ; but within the Inst it has found its master in the Muscovite and Tartar rat, called ill TnriB the rat of Monifanuou. Tlio^u new rats, previously uukuown to Europe, deBceudcd from the heightH of tbo great central plateau of Afiia, from which the iluu aud Mongol borae- meii descended, who spread right aud left, and look pos^ieuiiitiu of Ruiuo on thu one hand and I'i'kiu ou thy otlier.
The establishment of tbe Muscovite rat in France commenced witb iho uxiirpatiou of the hrown orNtirmau rat—that rat hau almo?t dis- apjieared and ia fouud only in thu uftbineta of tlie curious collectors—while the Muscoviie rat is daily increasing in size, ferocity nnd courage. The Rusaiau rat dcTOUra the dog, the cnt, aud attacks the chili! asleep. The corpse of ft raau is a dainty fnr tliia beaat aud it always commences by eating out the eyes. [t:i looih is moat venomouj*; and (he iitffhor ft-iiiu whom we derive moat of this article stales that he b.-i.'^ known of ten cases of ttiuputatiou of the lug, necessitated hy the bite of this rjit.
The cat turns tail upon this rat, in its most ferocious state. A good rat terrier is the best destroyer, but fortunately rata are ralophogoua, eat one another, fight duels, indulge in broils and iutestitie feudd, aud grand destructive bat¬ tles. Were it otherwise, thoy would make this world au unpleasant place for man to live in. We should have to fight our way, and not un¬ frequently, Uke the Archbishop of Mayence, should be dra);;ged from our beds at midnight by an army of rata aud dovoured upou the spot.
The rat is theumbleui of misery, murder aud rajiiue—a cauuibla and a robber—devoted to lhe principle of war aud spoliation. Will it ever ilisappearV
Tlu' landlord complied, aud tbe licensed min- itler came.
'Ilu you tbe miuister?' asked the bride¬ groom.
* Inni.' ri'plipd lie.
* Oh ! ynn bf, eh V Wbal'fl your name V
* Sti^aiu!'-' 'Wa, iiuow. Stiggins,' said the Yankee, ' du
il up brown, and your money ia ready ;' oud forthwith too reverend geutlemeu commeuced.
'You will please to join bauds.*
Tho Yankee stood up by hia lady luve and seized hcr fervently by the band.
' You promise, Mr, A—,' said ihe parson, *to take this woman—' ^ * Yaas,* said the bridegroom.
' To be your lawful and wedded wife?*
' YaiiS—T/ana.''
'Tliat you will love and honor herin all things V
* Sariin—i/(«(fl. 1 tell yer! 'That yiHi will Cling to her. aud bo.r only, as
long as yon both shti'l live V
' Yass, indeed—iiothiu' flae!' continued tbe Yankee, iu the moat delighted and earnest manuer.
But here the reverend clergyman hailed, much to the surprise «if all present, nud to tho especial annoyance ami discomfort of the ar¬ dent bridegroom.
'One moment, my friend,* responded thorain- iaier. sbtwly: for it occurred to him that tho laws ot bir-Statu diduo£,purmit this pnfovm ani:e witluuit the publithment of the ' bauns* for a certaiu lunglh of time.
What—what—what in thunder's (he matter? Don't stop here! Put her thru ! What's split, par.<oJi? Any ibing gi'n eout ?'
'.lustjit tllis moment, my friend, I have re- •jncmbcred tliat you canuot bo married in Mas¬ sachusetts, as the law—'
' Can*t'. What in natur's tbe reason ? I like her—she likes jnc; what's to bender ?*
'You have not been published, sir, I sus-
'That's ll fact: aint a-goin' to be, nuther that's lite re.^Fon why we crossed over into your State; ou thu sly, you see parsou.*
* I—really—.sir—,* said the minister.
* Really I—v!ii\, never mind; go ahead.— 'Taint fair—don't you see 'taint? You've married me, and hnint tetched her! Now don't atop here! 'Taint the fair thing : by gracious 'iftint, uow. and you know it.'
'I will consult ' said thu minister, hesi-
taitJgK-,
'^'o, you won't—no, you dou't 1 You don't consult uoihin' nor nobody, until this *ere business i-i concluded!' And with this he ^ turned Iho key, and piitii (iimid.-t tlie titter ingH of the wi^nu^t•c.s whom tho landlord had called in) iuliis pucket. ;
Seizing tbe hand of his trembling bride, bo snid :
•Go on uow, straight from whore you left ofl"; i*ut u.^ tlirough, and no dodging. It'll be all right; if it,-tiH't right, wi-'d make it right iu the morning, as the sayiug is.*
Alter reiiucliiig a mom em, the parson con¬ cluded to run the ri-k of informality; so he concluded:
' Yon pr'imi&f. m.a.l;im, lu lakc this man to be yuur Kiwl'ui iiu.*,baud V
* Yna*?,' tiaid ihu Yankee, as the lady bowed. ''I'liat yuu will love, honor, aud obey him?' ' Theiu's 'em,* said Jouuthau, as tho lady
bowed, again.
' Au'l thut you will ul'ng ly hiin so long as you both shall Uve V
' That's the lulk !—slick to ono anathur a'- lors,'—aud the iady aaid 'yes* again.
' Thun, in the presence of theso witnesses, I pronounce you mau and wife.'
'Hdorah!' j-bouted Jyualhau, leaping half way to the ceiling with jny.
'And what God has joined tugether, lut uo muD put asunder.'
' Iloorah 1' continued Jonathan. - What's tho price?'
The parson seemed to hesitate.
'How much 5"—spit it oni! Don't be iifeard. You did it like a book. Here's u V. Never mind the change. Seud fur a hack, landlord. Give us your bill. I've got her. Uuil Colum- by!'
The poor fellow sceuicd to be entirely unable to control his joy; und ten minutes afterwards he was on his way to the railroad depot with his wife, the happiest man alivo.
Fi-eedom from.Danger in Descendingr
FAOETIA IN SMALL PAECELS.
, Oirls never marry a man- nntil yoa have seen
Quite a number have lost their lives frnm hjn, g^f Lot the caudidate for your hand pass
gAB by descending into wells, for^the purposo of ji^ruugh the ordeal of eating soft boiled eggs.
cleaning them out, and the Cleveland (Ohio)...jj.,^^ ^.^^ ,i„ ^ ^^^j j^.^^,,,3 ,^t,g ^.p^g^.j^ the
Herald gives an accountof acase which recent- ^„j,,jj„_ ^^,i ^,-3 gi,i,.j unspotted, take hrm.—
ly oBuurred in Columbus, in that State, whero .j,^ ,,;„,_ ,,^.5^^ ^j^^ ^ spare rib. If ho nccom-
four peraons, after being nearly drpn^ed of pushes this feat without putting out bis own
lifoiu a well, were ouly rescued from ilieir ^,^^3, ur pitching the bones iuto yoer lap,
pej-lious situation at their last gaup- The
caiisc of death in such caaea is carbonic acid
gaa. or as it is familiarly culled, "choke damp."
It prevontsre.spiration; it uxHnguiflhes flame,
and is generally found at tbu bottom of wells,
it.bKing of greater spixifio gravity than air.—
Ic is generated by vef^etable decmu posi timi,
and iilso'by coinbu.'^tion. aud commouly finds its
why iutu wulls from seams iu the strata oftlie
eiirth, from adjacent plactjs wbere chemical au- ,,.,., , , . ,
' . . „ LI J , ma ani! unswerod the commauder, tiou is g.img on. A.iyweil may he descended _.;^ ^ _ ^ ^ ^
with perlect Hiilety by tne use of quick or fresh \.
burned Iluiu. rcceiifly slackc-l, or without being
mime tbo wudditjg day at unco ; he will du to
tie to.
Au old-fashioned naval captain stood up to
go through a, country dance with, ft very, fine
hidy, who waa shocked to obsi^rve that his huge , uud worn bunds were nnt covered aocording to . utiiiuettc. ••Captain," said his fair partner, f "you ure perhap.i nol aware that you havo uot I gilt jiuur gloves ou." "Oh, never mind,
uever
mind ; 1 cau wash my hands when we've
Makixo Hiji.-iELF Useful.—During tho flession of 179G-7, a wealthy merchant—iri couformity with tho custom oftbc limes—gave a dinner party to a few gentlemen, among whom was a member of Oougress of that period. On the appointed day, however, the lady of the house was somewhat annoyed at an early hour by the intrusion of nn old maa at the door. [laving been met hy a servant, he in- q'<ir«'d ifthe pnipriotor of the house—whom we call .Mr. Topham—wa> at home. Upon re¬ ceiving a negative reply, aud being furiher- more informed that he would not bu at home for three or four hours, tho old man said* * Well, then, being as I am here, I may as well remaiu until he comes.' ' PicaBO wait a mo¬ ment.' said the servant, ' 1 will call Mrs. Top- ham lu (he door, and seo whut she will say. The servant then rau aud called thu merchant's wife, who made her appearance. The old man then repealed what he had said to tho eer- vaut—that beiug as he was tbore—ho might aswHI rem.iin unlil her husband came. 'Wuil,' replied Mr.s. T., * if you will stay, just wali: through tho alley and go back to the kitchen and take a eeat.' i^othing daunted, the old man obeyed orders, nud passed through tho al- I yautage
sbiuked. Wbeu theru is choke darapiuawell : it cnn easily tin. known by letting doffu a lamp or uantile by a cord. If tho light burns freely, it is a sign that no chukc damp is there, and the well may bu entered witb safety ; but if the ckudle burns dimly, or is extinguished, it is a sigu of danger To remove this gtiH to as to render it innoxious to tbe persou entering tho weii, ail ilnit lias to be doue is simply lo throw i(own some pieces of fresli burned lime into the water, ond agitate it with the bucket on the rope, or with a polo. Another plan is to slack the lime in a stnall heap, mix it with water iu a tub, and throw down threo or four pailsful intothe well. Or if it is desired to enter the well and not di.sturb lhe water iu it, take about balf a pailful of slacked limo. mix it quickly with cold water iu a smaH tub, amMowcrit dowu into the well by cords attached to its lugs 60 as to rest ou the surface of the water. The contents of this tub must be stin-ed up for ten minutes with a pole iu the well and thon left su&peuded for an hour. Wheu dniwnup, any person may descend tbe well with safety.
The philosophy of this i.s, thatinuist Hmuhis a great affinity for oarbuuic acid gas, and it therofore absorbs it rapidly from the atmos¬ phere. If we take some freah slacked lime, and stir it up in a vessui coulainiug cold wafer, aud allow it to remain so fur fiv^e or six iiouiv*, a hard scale, like that of thin Ice, will be fouud on the top of tho water. This suuie is carbon¬ ate of lime, formeil by tbu absorption of car¬ bonic acid gas from the atmosphere (a very small quantity of carbonic acid i:* mixed with all the air we breathe) aod the scale is a thin pellicle of Btone—marble. The lime of good mortar becomes hard by returning to its former con¬ dition of limestone, by the absorption of car¬ bonic acid gas from the- afmosphcre, and the forraatiou df a thin scale of carbonate of lime on a lime vat, nifords evidence of thp manne|r ih which some of tbe sediuieutary rocks wera formed. No person ueed be afraid of descend¬ ing into a welt if ho pursues the directions given By lettiug down a candle iuto the well, after tbe lime has been allowed to play its part, its light will indicate when it is safe to dpsccn<l. For the safety of life, we hopo this ii.iiiiuiaiion will be circulatad far and uear.—Scieuiijic American
SOMKTJIISfl FOR THK L.\0tE3.—TIlO Loildoil
Gazette contains some information for the la¬ dles in regard to the manner of placing their lips wheu Ihey desire to look amiable, digni¬ fied, &c. It says that whou a lady wouhl com¬ pose her mouth to a bland and serene charao ter, she should just before entering the room, say Bosom, and keep the expression iato whicb tho mouth sub-ide.i, until the desired effect upon the uinupany is evident. Ifou tbo other hand, she wibhcs to assumoa dis-. tinguished and Bomewhnt noble bearing, not suggestive of swootnuaa, she should say Brush, the result of whicii is infalliblo. Ifshe would make her mouih small and preltj', sho niu-st aay Flip; but if (h"' mouth be already small, aud ueods enlarging, sbe must say Cabbage.— Ladies, when baving tlieir daguerreotypes, taken, may observe these rules with some ad-
A BeautiM and TrntWnl Extraot „„„**'?,''*. 1?^\W^' ^« .
,„ ,- i , ,„ • ..,<., jv „ A TTOENSY AT LAW,—OfiSae m
•We clipped the following trathfttl and bean-, _/|^ B„,Ki„-,:Bir«,i,wodo„r. ator. th. tontut.,
tiful extraot iVoin a paper a fuvr days sinoe, but | connty Hot.1,: :¦ ¦ [roar u iy-i6
have forgotten tho name of the journal and by j '• AliDCS J. WEFF,
whom it was uttered. We should like to do i A TTOKNEY AT LAW.—Office witll
ju^roe to tho noble mind whioh c„nooi«d if I ^X-'ifi^^^-^^^y''^"Bi:r%°tSLS!^:
burning sentences, while recommending its ! Pa. : > .- : j_i ¦ . .¦ - mMji-iy^
truths to the attentive and reflecting perusal I ' I. IV. EJLffjMAHEit. '
ofall our readers. The preseut state of society | ^TTOKNEY AT LAW.^—OmCE in
oal)sfor the efforts of the wise and good in all
portions uf our couutry. Iu many quarters,
Prejudice hassupplantedIlea*OD,aiid the health
ful principles-of Christanity have yielded to
the persecuting spirit of P.iganiam.
The pu^t is Mecure. It is unalterable. Tite
X*. North Dnke st., directly opposito tha New Court Houao, LancA3t»r, Penn'». ' nov ^j^T^.
'"TfJSw Ai niESTAlVD,
ATTORNEY. AT LAW.—Office in Eaat King streot, near tke New Court Hoilie. may 17 - " . tf-24
D. Wi PATTBRSON,
"Vou must not play with that little girl, my dun]-," said au injudicious parent. "But, ma, I liku her, she is a goud little ^irl, aud I'm iure ube dresses as pretty as ever i tin. and sho has lots of toys." '*I caunot help tbat, ray dear," responded the foolish mother, "her father is a shoemaker.'* "But I dou't play with herfather, I play with her, she ain't ft ajuumaker I"
On old farmer, standing on tbe coruer, was terribly outof humor, because he had lost all his wheat by the Weevel for more tiiau two suc¬ cessive years. Ue was advised by a byatauder to KOW Mediterranean wheat hereafter, as that escaped the ravages of the insect. He replied iudigiiaiitly ; • No air, I'll bo darned if 1 do ; 1 oan staml it us long im the Weevil cau, and I will •
A Ijidy inquires of u.s whether we thiuk au actiiiu far a breach uf promise of marriago can be cu.siaiued agaiust thu writer of the foil iwing verso:
' Aagul bouentb wliyaa folded wiug
My KOUl would rCHt. Be mine, for lo! I'ro bouglit tlie riujf,
And all lho reiit or Itio-fii house troasuroa aud eleoloraa,
Whicii ovory one who tries Uin ulttiu to belter hu V
Wu doubt tho success of anactiou fur breach
aod to tako CApuaitioaa for tho States of Oldo and Dels,- ware. ¦ ¦ jan 20, t303-tf-7
JOHNS. LIVrNGSTON, A TTOKNEY AT LAW.—Offico with
r\ Nathaniel Ellniaker,' Esq., Morth Duko mreol, Laneastor, Pa. _ ^ ___E1^^ ^'^^'^^
JG. MOORlil, Surgeon Dentist, • contiouefi to practlca his profesilon in Ita rarloua braacbeD, oa ths mnst approved princlplo. ..OlDco S. B. corner of North Qaeen aud Orange streets. N. B.—Eatr&ace 2d door on O^tinge street. dee 27 ly-l
D. O.-SWARTZ.
Land Agent for the Slate of Iowa. EAL KstXte Bought and Sold
on coinmlHalon ; LAND WARRANTS LOCATED ;
jMONEY INVESTED ON LAND SECDRITTat th» boat ratea. S^'^iWO ACKBSof cholco Laad for sale. July 25 ly-3Jl
Re
Feats of an Insane Woman-
They havo a womun at Whiiney, Me., who haa beeu insane for ten y^ars, of whom the Bangor Mercury relates the followiug:
About eighteen years ago sbe lost her hus¬ band, but since tbat time she has performed the duties of her household with as much caro and prudence as is common—cooks, washes, does all the household work without asr-istance or guidance. But unlike most wutueu, sbo epcnds no usclevs time in-doors engaged upon the nicer kinds of lace work, or eveu at tho toilet. Sho bas a work to do, and all ber en¬ ergies are given to it. Aa soon as the dishes aro washed, furniture set in order, she Hgbta her pipe and starts for the field.
About six rods from her house are two small hills which bho is at work in leveling. They are about twelve feet high, and OD^the top con¬ tain nearly quarter of an acre. During the past ten years all her leisure momenta have been thus occupied. Early in the morning with her hoe and crowbar, which arc the only tools she uses, she starts for those hill tops, and there works till night. She carries the email stonea to the foot of the hill, rolls the Urge ones, and tho dirt she hoea down. In this way she haa lowered one hill more than 6 feet, the other 4J*
ley t'j tlio kiichcu, wbcrc he found Mrs. T. and thu servants very busy engaged in preparing diunur. Supposing him some old man seeking employmeut, Mrs, T. Wiis free in calling into ri-quisiiinn bia services iu her work of propa- rint; dinner, aud ho was equally willing and ready tu render all assistance possible. ' Old man,' sflid eho, 'suppose you take tho buoket. go to the hydrant, and draw us some water,' Ilo at once readily complied with thu ro quest. *01d man,' again said she, 'suppose you assist me alittle iti preparing dinner, aa wo give a dinnerparty to-day, and wc are very much hurried indeed. Just peel a few pota¬ toea, if you please.' No sooner was tbe re¬ quest made, than tbe ' old man ' got to work peeling potatoes with a right good will.
After all thinga were sufficiently advanced to release Mrs. T, from further supervision, she went into her chamber to arrange her toilet to receive hcr husband's guests. At the proper hour, her husband came in, and theu, ouo by one, came those who were to dine with him oa
that day. In due time all arrived but one
the M. C. Mr. Topham then began to express his surpriso at the absence of the Virginia rep- reaeiitutive, as ho thought he would certainly havo been one of the first, if not the first, to make his appearance, knowing that his dinner at home was an early oue.
When about coming to the conclusion that the Virginia M. C. would fail to make his ap¬ pearance, Mrs. T.'h memory, which aeemed to have proved rather treacherous, became efful¬ gent, and eho acquainted her husband with the fact that there was an old man in the kitchen who had hcen waiting to aee him for the last three or four hours. Mr. T. immediately re¬ paired to the kitchen, to oscertain the 'old man's' wants, wheu, lo I and behold! who should he find hut our M. C. himself! Aston¬ ished beyoud measure, and with confused ut- teraoce, ho exclaimed, * Why, how came you here?' Ue simply replietj, 'I was invited to the kitchen by your wife, and as I camo much before your dinner hour, / have been making myself useful.*
Mr. T. at onca invited aud accompanied him into the parlor, and introduced him to his wife and guests as the * Hon. Robert Kutherford, of Virginia.
The lady's feelings can be better imagined by tbe reader than described by the writer;
A friend of ours, wbo is ono uf those Invete¬ rate fellows tlmt never reads or hears anything like tho above but that it reminds him of iV story, begs us to add the following as an 11- ludlratlvo anecdote. A lady of his acquain, tance, somewhat turned of 40, was uufortuua'tu- ly favored wilh u mouth of very unusual ca¬ pacity, and with lips of such reiuarkablo glo¬ bosity as to heighten the effect of herdefor. mity. She wus accustomed, on occasions of special exposure to the gazo of tho fashiona¬ ble world, to prepare herself for the emergency by putting as good a face as possible upon hcr mtafortuiie, or as she termed it, * pucker¬ ing up'hor mouth. Oue day, having thus ar¬ ranged for a public promenade, she was ar¬ rested by her dutiful cook with the question, whether the mutton or the pork with which the larder was provided, ahould bo served up for dinner. After repeated unsucoeesful at¬ tempts to indicate her wiahes by various signs and contortions of countenance, she at length despairingly burst open tho carefully closed aperture ofher head with the broad and un¬ mistakeable cry of ' po—ark ;* and then basted her cook rouadly for having imposed npon her the laborious operation of puckering up her mouth again.
The work, sho has performed is said to bo moro tban auy one man la thia town could ^"* *^" balance of tho day paased off pleasant- have doue in the same time with the samo tools. 1 ^^* saving the lady's abashment resulting from The stones alone she has carried to the foot of
the hill would now require tbe labor of five men and four oxen iwo months to remove.— Notwithstanding this immense aijd continuous labor, ahe enjoys at this time the very best of health. -f
When inthe houBu about ber work, she ia perfectly raiiooal, never destroys anything, aud is guilty of no cunning tricks, such as crazy people geuerally are. Sho uses hcr son's wood to heal up lurge rocks, which she cannot remove without breaking, then pours water upon them, EhcHing them into small pieces to enable her to carry them into the valley.
Upon almost every subject of the day she oxpieeses herself, having ideas peculiar to her¬ self aloue. in scriptures she ia well versed.^
.Tho word Sun is not properly spelled, ebe con¬ tends it ia Nus because il uouribbes the enrth. The wonderful Aurora Borcalis is the Devil's fire; and siars aro the sparks that rise up when the .Devil stirs it She has had occa¬ sional encounters with this persoijuge while at her.work on theliU.ls. Ouce he attempted 10 take her crotcbcir from her, . It was badly heut in the struggle and her face scratched, but sbe overpowored him^ - -
She has.great faith in oharma, or.what ahe calls power atones.;,ihctt..bed.is ac^.rdingly filled with these, ato&ea which ahe t^kea^from the hillB—also thewindows, comers and TurionB other parts of the bouse. She puts tbem aIbo .^roqndber corn,.wbich ahe -planta. nppn the 'hiUfl, uad whioh grows well and yield* .abnn-' dantly, thongb aU the aoHJs rempTed. Theaej .., Btoneajshe aasures peopU keep off .the witchei' aad make the ^m grow. .
not recognizing tho * Virginia member of Con¬ gress.'
¦——«>^
An U.s-i-EOFiTABLK Habit.—Soffic persons are much in the habit of dweUing upon, and greatly magnifyiug every little injury they re¬ ceived at the hands of others. They thus render Ihemselvea very disagreeable to thoso, into whose ears^ tbey are continually pouring their compiainta; and, atthe samo time, great* ly injure themselves, in tbe estimation of such whilst they are contributing very mucb to their own personal misery. . How much better would it be were auch persons to bury their little troublen, or, at least, to keep them en¬ tirely out of their sight 1 It ia to bo presumed that they do not aafficiently refleot upon the tme nature of their conduct, else they would, most certainly, be more careful to avoid it than .they are.
Jamison forcibly expoaes the'great folly of Buoh oondact, by the foiluwing striking illua- tration:
"A mau strikes me with a sword, and in¬ flicts a wound.. Suppose, ioatead of binding up tho wound. I am showing it to everbody; and after it baa been bound up. I am taking off the bandage continually, and oitnuDing the depth of the wound.\ and making .it to feater, till my limb -becomea greatly inflamed, aud.my general .health ia materially affeoted; is tbe^-e.a petspn in the world who would not .pall me a fool ? Now such a fool is he, who, by.dweUtAg upon little injuries or insults, or jprovocations, cauaes them to agitate and in- flame bia mind. How^ much bc;tter were it to pat il»ndage OThr the wound, and never look atitfltgunl" - ¦¦ ¦
A Rich Joes.—^A gentleman played off a rich joke on his better half the other day_ Beiug something of ao epicure, he took it into hia head that he should like to have a first rate dinner. So he addressed hcr a note politely in¬ forming her tbat " a gentleman of her acquain¬ tance—an old and true friend, would dine with her that day." Afl Boon as she received it all hands went to work to get everything in order. Precisely at twelve o'clock she was prepared to receive ber guest. The house was as clean as a new pin—a somptuoua dinner was on the table, and she was arrtvyed in her best attire, A gentle knock was heard, and she started with a palpitating heart to the door. She thought it must be an old friend—perhaps a brother—from the place whence tbey once mo¬ ved. On opening the door she saw her husband with a smiling countenance.
"Why my dear," says she, in an anxious tone, where is lho gentleman of whom yen apoke iuyour note?"
"Why," replied her huaband, complacently, "hero he ia."
"You said a gentleman of my acquaintance —an old and true friend, would dine with ua to-day.
" Well," said he, good humoredly, "am I uot a gentleman of your acquaintance, an old and true friend?"
"Oh!" sbo oried, distressingly, "is there nobody but you?"
"No."
" Well, I declare this is too bad," said his wife, in an angry toue.
The husband laughed immoderately—his better half said she felt like giving Uim a tonghe- lasbiug—but finally they aat dawn cosily to¬ gether , and for ouco he had a good dinner wiihout having company.
Popping the Qobstion '—The Springfield 'Republican adda to the story df a man, who, when told by hia landlord he could not leave hishonaeuntilhe paid his bill replied, 'Good, just put that in writing, make a regular agree¬ ment of it; I'll stay witb you as long aa I live!' , the following:—It must have been the same in¬ dividual who, too.poor to get married, was yet too susceptible to let the girls alone; and of whom ia told- this cirbumstance: He ntus riding with a lady 'all of a summer's day,* and ne- oidently—meo's arms, awkward things, are ever in the way—'dropped an arm around her waist. No objection waa made for a while ind the arm gradually relieved the aide of the qaj- riage of the pressure upon it. But of a s'udtien, whether from alate recognition of the impro¬ priety of the thing, or the sight of another beau coming, never wae known; tho lady stared with volcanic euergy.and with aflosbing eye excltuin- ed: * Mr. B. X can aupport myself!' • Capitali' waa the inatant reply, *you are just tho. girl I've been looking for theae flvo years^f-wiU yoamutymer
of promise of marriage; but a mure glaring caso of ' breach of promise of poetry' never came under our obaervation.
Tbe lato Dr, Chapman, of Pbiiadelphia, was walking in the streets, and a baker's cart, driven furiously, was about to run him dowa. The baker reined up suddenly, and ju:4t iu lime to spare the doctor, who iasiautly took ofl" bis hat, and bowing politely, exclainied—* You're the best 6rt(^mah in town.'
A celebraiud toper intending to go to a mask¬ ed ball, consulted nu aquaiutauue as to what obaracter he should disguise himself, 'tiu so¬ ber, ' replied his friend, .'and your moat iuti- mate friend will not know you.'
*Mei), wUots that girl Isaw yuu walking wiiby
' Misa Hogg.'
' Hogg, Hogg—well, she'd lu bu pitied Ibr baviug such a name.*
* So ( thiuk,* rejoined Ned. < I pitied her su much thut I offered hcr mine, uud ahe is gu- iug to take it presently.'
A rascally old bachulor a^^ks—' What is the must diflicuit operation a surgeon can perform? To take <he/jiu out of a woman.'
Weil, Alick, how'sbruther Ike gelling along? ¦ Ob, first-rate—got a good start in theworld;. married u widow who has got nine children,'
A iady, who is a siriet observer of etiquettej^ btitug uuabiti Cu go to church mi Suuday, sent bur uard.
The boy who was cfliigbt looking into till'fu¬ ture, has been arrested for trying to suo the ahow without payiug.
4 loaler iu thu' we.st,' yays : • It iy wonder¬ ful what immuubi! quaulitius of graiu are uscd fur dislillatlun, beiiides cousiderablu tiiat is wasted for bread.'
No ouo icarud tu tbiuk by getting rules for thinking, hut by gelling materials for tbougbt.
Wc cau be as llitlo certaiu of other men in tho present as we canbu uf ourselves iu tbe future.
The uew llussian Minister tu thu United States is called Somonsofi', (saw my uose off.) An attachce of the same legation at Wash¬ iugtou, Blowmanosoff, (blow my nose off;J be¬ sidea which we have Col. Kutmanoaoff, (cut my uoao off,) of Uio Imperial Guard; Marshal Polmanoaoff, (pull my nosa ofl';) General Noz- begon, (uoau begone,) and many others.
Good humor istbe blue sky of the soul, in wbich evory star of talent will shiue more clearly.
If you apply to little-minded people in tbo season of distress,^ their self-importance iu¬ stantly peeps forth.
Nolhiug can poison the contentment of a mau who cheerfully lives by his labor, but to make him rich.
Prudence is a quality incompatible with vice, and cau never be effectively enlisted in its cause.
Fashionable society generally haa but two faults; first,in being hollow-headed ; nnd seo- ondly, hollow-hearted.
Wisdom ia the olivo branch that springeth from the heart, bloometh ou the tongue, nud bcareth fruit in the actions.
The world is so full of ill nature, that I have lampoons sent me by poople who caunot spell, and satires composed by thoao who scarce know how to write.—Spectator.
Muny a teador tlo la broken,
M&ny agentle beart distre-ssod, By a eaialflss BQateoeo Rpoliea; Spoken only na a jost. Nono are so fond of secrets aa those wbo don't mean to keep them ; such persona covet secrets aa a apendthrift covets money—for the purpose of ciroulation.
The nerve which never relaxes—tho eye which never blanches—the thought which never wanders—these are tho masters of vic¬ tory.
Paddy MoShaoe was annoyed exceedingly by a strange dog, Ono cold winter nigbt, the wind cuttiug like li knifo, after the dog bad beon turned out no leas than three times, pjil was awakened by a raiher extensive fracture of the glaas. The dog was in the houso again. Paddy waited upon him out, and both wore absent some fifteen minutes, eo that his old woman, becoming alardood at auch iirnl'iiii>-ed abaoDce, rose and wont to the window.
'What are yeea doing out there, Paddy, aoushia!' said ahe.
There was such a chattering of teeth that tho answer for some timo was aomewhat unin¬ telligible At last it came:
' I am trying to froczo the diviliah haate to di-ath.'
There is a man in our neighborhood whose ears are ao long that ho.uses them in hot weather to fan himself..
aeai of eternity is upon it. Tho wisdom whioh A TTORNEY AT LAW..^Wo8t King ,. , , J,, ,1 . I.- 1 . . ZTl- Bt.v LancMtor.. ALSO, Conunisiioner of Deeda It has diHplnyod, and thebleBsmgswhich It haa ^— ..._«.. .,... ..._.- .-.
bestowed, caunot beobscnred ; neither can thoy
be debased by human fully or human infirmity.
The future i.i that which may well awaken the
the most earnest solicitude, botb fortbevirtue
and the perumuaiice of our ropublio. The fate
uf other republics, their rise, their progress,
tlieir decline and their fait, are written but too
legiblo on tbe pages of history, if indeed thoy
were not continuully before us in tbo startling
fragments of their ruins. They have perished,
and perished by their oum hands. Prosperity
enervated them, corruption debaaed them, and
a venal popubiee consumated their deatrnclion.
They have sometimea been cheated out of their
liberties by servile demagogues; sometimea be¬ trayed into a surrender of them by false patri¬ ots. They have disregarded the warning voice
of their best Btoteamen; and have peraecuted
anil driven from office their best friends. They
have reverenced power more in its high abuses
and summary movements, than in its calm and
constitutional euergy. They have surrendered
to faction, what belonged to tbe country.— Patronage and party, the triumph of a leader,
and tbe discontents of a day, have outweighed all solid principles aud institutions of govern- nicuc.
"Such are the melancholy lessons of the p;ist history «f (he republics, down to our own. Let the hiatory of the Grecian and Italian States warn us of our danger. Let the Ameri¬ can youth never forgot that they possess a noble iuheritauce, bought by the toils, and sufferings, and blood of their ancestora; aud capable, if wisely improved and faithfully guarded, of transmitting to their lateat pos¬ terity all tho substantial blenaings of life, the peaceful enjoyment of liberty, property, reli- <;iou and indepeudanue. The structure has been erected by arohitcots of consumate akill and fidelity; Ita foundations solid, and its de¬ fences are impregnable from without^ It bas been reared for immortality, if the work of man
! |)l)UaiȣlpI)ia SlbtJErtiscmcnts.
£ntBMlNG>.& BROTHER,
Produce Commission MercbaDts,
\No. 40 SOUTH WATER STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
:E3"I*artlcaIar liitentloii paid to uoIbb of the following artlcloii: ' '.
t?niin, Pork, '¦ Green fy Dried Fruits, Wool, Rfttier, ¦ Beans,' Grass Seeds, Feathers,
Lard, Potatoes, Onions, Poultry, fyc.
KEFEKENCES. Wm. BttuWN, Esq., j
: Wa. C. PATrBK80.T, Ehq., > Pbiiadelphia.
Paul T. Joseb, Esq., J
^ JoHN^GjLL, Esq., Plttaburg. angl5-9in-37
GUAWO! OVANOI!
^pHE subscriber, /So/e Agent in Phila-
JL deiphia, fortbo salo of Fbbdvixh Oojiso, baa now oa liaud a large atoclc of
FUBE PEBTTVIAH GTJANO,
Tally Bufllelont for the Fall demaail, wbicb be will uell at tbe luweit Caab prica, ht XqIh to nolt either daalera or fannera. , *' ti, J. CHRISTIAN,
Sola Ag«nt for- Philadelphia, No. 43 North Wharvei, and W North Water Street.. . . apg i5-3m-37
iUaiJclpl)'ia \Ksr>tx\\umtx\is.
THB CHEAP CASH Book and Stationery Store,
North-West corner of Sixth and Arch Streets. PHILADELPHIA,
GKKAT bargains in Books I Poetical Juvenile. MlsceUanenaa, Standard und I'resBDtatloa BookH, very cheap.
8tapto and Fane/ litatloutiry ; napdrlor white raled Letter paper, S1,50 per ream;' ____^ Letter and Note envelopex in great variety; WeddlngB riirnirihod at vary inoderate rMea; Carda written Aud Eogrtived; Otitotfa and other ateel pens; aiiperior Mot¬ to Wafers, 323 ooa sheet, for 25 cents; Inkntanda Pen Knives, Paper WeigUlH, Fino Turicey Morrocco I'orte- monnalH, I'ortfulioij Card C&seii, Backgainmtta B4)ari].-< Ac, &(.-., Ac, with a very large and choice axHortm<:iit OfToy Boolts. Oainas, DlsHected Picturea, AlbumH, Scrap Books and Bngravlngs, Uc. P.TUOMl'SON.
; april 25 iy.2t
|pi)ilaii£lpl)ia ^bucrtiscmcuts.
CtVN STORE.
AlTBBEWWTJHPFIxEiN
IMPOKTSK ^B StAXVyXtrrVRSH or
GUNS, RIFLES AJVD PISTOLS,
No. 122 North Second it, above Race, Phila., A VTHERB-he keeps constantly ou hand
I T T a general wVortmont of flne Double and Single Ghot Oons, large Dock Qana, Ulflea uid PUtoU of all kinda, Abio, the celebrated Cut Steel-Jtlflev, with in¬ creased Iwitit to aboot the pointed ball of uy own make. Rifle Barrels, Shot, Powder, Caps, Balls, Plailu, Horns, Game Bagu, Shot Bags, Poucbea, ko., &c. ¦ 23^110 invites persona wlehiug to purchasa gaois in hia ilae, to call and examiue hia stock befure purcha> King elsnwhera for be la determined to sell on the moat reasonable terma.
N. B.—Particular attenlUo paid to repairing la all ita branches. ^^_ aug lS-3ni-37
KEIttOTAI..
DR. S. WELCHENS respectfully an- nouaass to his friends and the public in general, that having abandoned bia Intention of leaving Lan¬ caster, he removed his office on the Ist of April last, half a square farther nortb, in tbe aame street, to the house directly opposite Finkerton k Slaymaier'a Hard¬ ware etore. ¦
In returning hia gmtefnl acknowledgements to his na- merouH patrons and frienda, for the great eoconrage- menl beld ODt to bim to remain, and alio for the very SatterUig testimoniaU oB'ered la regard to tlie Integrity and beauty of bis work, he takea pleosuro ia stating to thepubUc that he baa takeu into bis proclioQ a new and Improved method ot MOUNTING TEETH npon Atmatpheric Plates ot either Gold, platlna, or Silver, priees varying ac¬ cordingly, to suit the Wants and circmn- eCanceaof the patient.
This mode of operating surmounta many embarrass¬ ing difficulties and dlsadvantagea, with which d*nii*U have heretofore been obliged lo contend, in order to ren¬ der their work perfectly comfortable, aervicable and ple»iant to those who sre obliged to wear artiflcial teeth. Please call at tbe office of i)r. S. Welchens, No. 34, Ej-Amph'a buildings, and oxamine spesimens of hisplaie work, to which he direots hia best elforts.
mar 21 tM6
may justly aspire to Buch a title. It may, nevertheless, perish in an hour by the folly, or corruption, or negligence of its only keepers, The People. Republicans aro croatetl by the virtue, public spirit, anil intelligeuco of tho citizeus. 'i'hey full, when the wi«e men are baniBhcd from tbe public councils, because ihey dare lo he honest, and tbe profligates are reward¬ ed because they flatter the people in order to betray thein."
Pathetic OBiTii.\nY.—In an obituary no¬ tico ofa Ind twelveyeara old, tht' writer says:— " Monroe was a very brij^ht, proud, actite boy; ho ivag very anxious to be aman—always wanted to wear a .''tauding collar."
A distinguiahed tc.ichcr define.i " genins" tobc tho *' power of making efforts." If so, the fellow who we see reported as having ,fallen down drunk and making" efforta to raise, hirasclfby foelingupwirds for the ground must he an " awful geniu-s."
A CARD.
Dll. S. WELOHENS respe'itfully an- nounces to his friends and the pablic geuerally, that he has purchased the eatire stock and Interosl of IheDrugand JlBdlcine Stare, formerly iiwned by Dr. Zeigler, in North Queen atreet, directly op¬ posite tbe Franklin House,
In combining tbo Dmg buiinesa witbtbe practlca of Dentiatry, it is not bla design to have one interfere with tha goneral intereat ofthe other; but bythe employ- ment of a careful and judicious band, he feelu that aau- perlntcudance of the iutereata of tbo store can be ren¬ dered, and yet tho practice of his profeiwion strictly at¬ tended too in all its detail.
Hewould therefore BoIicU a continnatice of the liheral patrouage the store has heretofore bad, and wapectfully aak tho;ie of bla friend botb in tho city and couuty who may wantDrnga or Medicine.-* to call. It labia douign to keep a large and woll selected assortmeut of Drugs and Chemicals ofevery description, and warrnnted to be ofthe very host tbe market cau afford.
Those who wish bis DoutalaerviLoi, will plaaiic call at his oIQce, No. H-i Kramph'a Buildiugs, Nurth Quoen Btreet aprll 18-20-tf
FILES ANP MSPS.
NEW STBEET! S'lLE -WORKS,
¦ PHILADELPHIA. n^HE .iBubacriber'ia constantly manu-
\_ facturing Files and Rabpb of superior quality and ^ At the lowest prices, eqiiat to the beat imported good:*, 'and much cheaper.
Manufacturers and Mechajiici can have their old files re-cut aud made equal to new, at about half the origi¬ nal coat. Plat 12 inches $3,00 per doZ.; Flat 14 iuchoi $2,75 par doz.; SHw-Files, Hnlf Hound ; Mill-Saw aud iitbor Plica In proportion. Single Pilea and fractional parts of dozens charged at tbe same rates, and warrau- tBd aatiHfactory. J. B. SMITH,
No. 61 Sew tJtrcet, betwen fiaeo and Vtu« and Spcoad and Third uU., Pbiladelpliis. [aug IC-^m-ST
GOLD AND SIIiVER TKATCHES,
SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY.
THE Largest, Finest aud best selected Stock in the City. Every description of Fine and Cheap WATCUES tfaat are mauufactured can be obtained at this Eiitablishment, which re¬ ceives tbem direct from the Factories of Llver-
'pool, Zfondon and Switzerland, and is therefore
eoabled to aeU a mnch superior article for a less price tban any other Betail Store In this City. : Persons wishing to purchase at Wholesale or Retail are invited to call and get the worth of tbeir money.— Some of theae Watchea can ba sold at the following pri-
Gold Lovers FuU Jeweled, 18 Carat Casos, j(26 00
'* Hnnting Case.Fuli Jeweled Lereri*, 33 00
'• Lepine Watchea, " 30 00
SUver Lever " Fnlljawoled, 10 50
" Hnnting Caae, " •' 13 60
*' Loplne Watchea, Jeweled, ' 8 00
And some still cheaper tban tbeabove. Cf"Jewelry of every deacription. Fine and Cheap.—
Alao, Silver Ware, and Silver-Plated Ware of aU kinds. Watchea repaired and Warranted, at
LEWIS R. BROOMALL'S (OLD SrAMD.) No. HON. Second, 2d door below Bacs Streot, mar 7-ly.l4 Phfladelphia.
DONH AT THIS'office, ItEST STVLE. with gr.Ml d.--pnldi, a
J. GAT.T.AGHEB,
DENTIST, having located in the city of Lanaaster, Pa., roapnctfnlly of' fera bis profeawional Kervicea to IhoKC who may require them and choinetu give liim' acall. lie ha.4 been eu^igiil !q the pro* fesRion for overton years ; Iiiik had uxtousivepractice in ChftKtor couuty for tlie lastsijcor stiven years, and can give the bo^t of reforonce auil evideut-e re.-i)ecting hi- profijjwional nkill and (jnaliilralions. He would alsu au- uouDce that lie ban oblained llio I'KcIiisivn right of Luu- ciinter city aud county tor ilio u.se of CLAYTON'S PAT-' ENTPLANformakinfrandsultiLgAItTIl'lClALTEKTH; whlcIi iH ttcknowlodKed Ity gituilonieii tlial W(!rn ofthe examininReonimilteeuu Dcnlintry, in the N, V. Cryt>Ial Palace- PiofuK-sors of Dciitul Collotv.i, aud iitlior «cit;u- tiflc l)(>iitis(s liavc alHO adiuiited that it f^Lri>.i.-MC!t aur otber jilau now known, for l.piiiily. stnnigtli, rbMullnei aud cheapnuifH,
iC3"011ico :vud rcsidoucp on tbf oaat side ol'A'ortli Duke street. botwePiiOrauye ami niiP.-iiut, ouo Hqmuo KUd a balf uortb of tbo Court IIuu-'C,aud:LHburtdiKtaucHni>nih
TU FARMERS.
THE subscribers liaving made exten¬ sive prcparulioas to furoinli a (ulV tupply of tlieir
MIPKOVKD SDPER PHOSPHATE OK LIMB,
fur Fall Seeding, and inform their ctuLumurit that the price has not been advanced, bnt continues ut the old rate of $-10 per ton of 2000 lbs. It is cunaiderad the be.'^i manuro for Wheat, Kye aad other CraioK, not ouly yro- duciog heavy crops, bat also atiffening the straw.
CaCTIO.v.—Observe that every barrel of our ariicle ban otJB XAHE and that of POTTa & Klett stamped ou the head.
pamphlets dcscriblug its qualitiea and mode of usiug CLin be had at our store, or by mail, when deaired. A liberal deduction mude to dealers.
GUAUO.
No. 1, GovKKSME-nr I'shcviak, at the lowest rates.— AIko, PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO. Thla is one wf Hie UiCHBriT 0(;A..vOBd ever Imported ; fully equal to thu Pn- ruviau. ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. 23 S. Wharves and 35 S. Water street, Pirst door above Cheanut nt., Pbila. iI3=Farmer8 can load at tbe Waterat. front, and avoid tha crowded wharf. angl5-Gm-37
~ SUIPPER IToETWIliEU,
FOBWARDING AND GENEBAL COniHlSSION
FOR THE SALE OP
IFlour, Grain, Seeds and all descrip¬ tions of Produce, Broad Sircet, above jlrch,PHILJDELPHU.
ir3=* Cunsignraciits rcsi>ectfuily solicited, ou wliicli liijeral advaoces will be made. Heferlo MercfaaoLs go)i> orally. FIl.tNCIS E. SHIPPEK,
aus2-3m-351 ABRAM 11. l)FT\YlLi;it.
CANDLE aiOUCDS.
ASUPEEIOR article of Moulds for Moulding Candles, of Hard Britannia Metal, and warrHnted. Mannfactnred by John Calvorley.
ALSO, Syrlagea, Snxgical Injitmments, and Britannia Ware, JOHS CALVERLEY
j niy 25-lm-3j 109 Raee atreet, Philadelphia,
1,000 TONS Su. I
SUPER PIIOSPJIATE Or LIMK.
PvEBUKG'S original ami frciininc, \v;iv-
I J ranted of suii.;rii»r'iii:i!i[y, iIj" i;li'-;il":st i.i lunm la tbo world. Fanupra and deiil'irM miiiplmd al [..w prtn-n.
Extra Quality Lund Plastcx*.
0,000 barral.t Exim Qiiaiily I,auJ l'U.t«r, ..,•!. ii.;-l i'i" its fertilizing quality. 10,000 bUMhelrt of namo in ImlfC. 1,000 barrels Caiciued I'la^tor. 1,000 " t'a.itiog d'l. 500 " D«utist do. 5,000 " Hydraulic Ceinout. a 000 " True Itomiin do.
PKRLfVUN GUANO.
Thirt article we ulfer iu cyntldtiuce to -jtir ci.t-.ni-r:,:^* equal toauy iiopDrled, auifarauponyr to iiiu.t :» ll..: luarlcot.
a.UOO baga uf thia superior Oiinuo, for ¦¦-;il'.' at tii'-- tuv. - ¦JilLiarltet raterf. Also, ^, ,-,,
PATAGONIAN GUANO, POIDRETI'E, GllOiSD CHARCOAL, t,c.. ^-r.
0. ti:t:.V''.-![ :.- r.*,.
AtlboSTHAMpL.\i»TKBMJl.L.(,jnuclii.U'.I V..r'.; Av-i" ¦, and Call-jwhitl i>la-, Pbilud'a. ^ liui;.'•^--Jiii-."-'.
-A- T "T e: 3xr "T X e3 jsr -
J. CHILDS & CO., T>ESVECTFULL.y inlorm the pubiic
t\j and tho Trado thai thuy bavo jii^^l .jjieutid tlit:ii- AKW STOKE,
8 South Sixth Sireet, Pldladelphia,
and aro prepared to attend all urdors thuy m;iy h.^ U- vored with.
Plain & Ornamented Picture Pramcs snd Prints,
Wholeiale and Retail and at ^tuj YoyL prin ..
N. B.—Vrinlri Oulorod and Euam-H'-^l ¦.-¦r-i^il l)";l Pttlnliugi; Oil I'aiuUugn Ulcaned <tud \iirui-li*:ii ; "l'l Frames Ke-Oi]t.
53-Don't forget the Storo, S->. b iiouth Aixtti sm-TL, Philadelphia; ^ aug ^'¦hu-M^
miJSSES'l ^TRUSSES f'rilUSSG fi
C. H. NEEDLES,
iTBIISS ANU BBACE ESTABUSii.T.t'.iT,
S. W. Cor. of TlL-el/tli and iioct :,t,xds, P H I L A D K Ll' U 1 A .
S75.0.00..
WANTED in various
-.^ - „ — _ - i'UBit>, toinvoHt in flmtclaaa Real Erttate secnritiesiDTthe city of Philadelphia.
Addreaa or apply to B. A. MlTCHELI,,
Att'y at Law and Conveyancer, lOS Walnut ht., I'hila.
apjril M ^ 4m-21
FLEMING & BROTHER, Produce ConimlSMion lUerdiautw
AND DEALERS IN
FINE GROCERIES,
No. 40 South Water street, Philadelphia,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Cheeso, Starch, Pure Grond Spicou, Butler, Sweci Oil, Beana, Lfird, Caetile Soap, Barley, Diied Fruit, Olive Soap, Sal. Boda, Oranlicrrliia, Salaratus, Sealed Herring, E.-rt, Cotfee, Farina, Dairy Sab, Ac. ICJ^Counlry Mcrchaatn ^ending urdcru by mail, may rely on baving tbo Bamu quality of goodn aeul, and al tlie same price, as if thay wore pcraonully prettunl. may 30 ly.ZG
of tbe railroad.
ra-ti-wlyAdlU]
JOB PRINTING
From the Largest Foster to the Smalleat Card,
the __ _ . . and at tho
luwoHt prici!,';.
Jl3=HANJ)n!bLSforlhti yalo of Hi-al im PBitaONAi, l'nin'j;iiTY, priHtcd OH fi-oiii i»Kb' lu I'UltE^ HtH'U$ NOTICE. nov 1.7-tr-50
FOR COTTNTY TBEASTJKEK. John Stouffer. (Miller,) East Donegal. JosKPH CbARKsoN, Oity. Uasiei. Uerr, (Piiquea) Strasburg twp. Subject to Uie decision of tho Whig County Oonycution.
Application for license.
NOTIOK is hereby given, that the aubacriber iDleuiIs applying to tbe Court of Quar¬ ter SuSrtiouH of Lancaster county, at theSeptembor term, 1855, for liceuKo lo^ell liquor iii llie lowuship of Conos- losa, iu Haid couuty. ABRAHAM R. HESS, aug^i ._1_.. __-. 3"-=*'
Flour and Feed Store.
THR subscriber bas opened a li'lour and Feed Store, in the ba>^cmcnt of Sprecher's uew buildiug, in l)u)ce straet, directly opposite tho new Court House. W.M. ELLMAKER. nugig _ l«t-37
XOTICE.
''pHE Farmern' Kank of Lancaster, du-
i- rlngabrief period required in maliiBg alterattouM in thiiir Bnuklug Ilouhc, have tukcu lbe oUlco of E. C. Reigart, Esq., four doom ivestof the Court Uouso, where the liuHiueiis of the Bai)l: will bu tniuiiacled on oud after Monday, tho 13tb inst., unlil further notice.
aug lii-3t-3? G. CLARKaON, Caabier.
WOTICE.
AN ESTRAY Koan colored Ilorse, wus talcen up on tlio23d of July last, lu Dru- «fl moro township. The owner In requested to jiiEJ^ comeforward aud claim hia properly, other- - I r i- wino he will bo sold according to law.
Further] partioulars will be givon on application lo JOHN CLINTON, at the farm of ChriBliflu Lichty, in Drumore township, Lanca-iler couniy, Penna. _aug 16 ^ 3«l-37
COUIVTY SURVEYOR.
THK undersigned is prepared to do Surveying nnd Scrivoninggenerally, and to atteud to auy buaiuoKS connected with tho ofllce of "County Sur¬ veyor." Jl3"0(ace in Eiizabethlown, Lancaster couniy.
ISAAC HOFFER, aug 8-2U1-36 C. S. of Lancaster county,
A Stray Bull Calf,
ABOUT one and a balf 3'ears old^ red color, was taken up in Strasburg township, Lau¬ ca-ster county, about tho 16tb of July. The_____t-
owner i» requested to talce It away. It can bu heard of by applying to tha lubscrlber, at tbe farm of Daniel Herr, (Pequea.) in Stras-' — burg lowuship. BENJ. TEMPLETON.
aug S 3»l-3e
BrlHtol Rrl^ OuNt,
FOR 5cnuriu(^ KnivGfi, Fork«, &c,-— entirely fre-ifrora clay, and fouud to do the work qulckpr and eaaici' Hi lu tlio Uncle irself. Fur sale by WJU. U. B-MCEIt. Drugjflw. aug IS-tf-Hl] Centro Sqnarn, L.in«aalni'.
New York Coiiference Seminary-
CHAKbOTfEViLL. SCHoHAillE COU-N'iT, N. V.
UiiV. ALONZO l'i..\CK. A. M.
^VILM'^M li. WOOO. i. .11.
PRINCIPALS., '
THE next term nt ibis wuU-knuwn Tn- stitulion will ctimracucn April 30, 1855. Tbe Board of Iiihtruction Ih fi>ni]ilPt»', ruutiJMtiuB of 22 IVo frtHKorf aud Tpacberx, Superior ail viiulagi>.s are ufTor- ed in Mtuic, Civil-Eu[:iueeriiig aud the l.au;;iinge> both Ancicntand Modcru, Ibosx di'iiarlinoutf Ixiiug uudartbe direction of i'riif.?.-iKiirK of lin- rluc.-t .-iltafnniflnls.
Thfl buildlugri art! uaw ami will Accommodate nflarly 60n ritudeuls, wilb good rooinr^ and ciolhes-prnsbew.
Youug ladiM who become qualified at lliia Iii«iltu- tlon, will bo furnished if d«sired, witb good situations to teach.
StudenLs will be convoyed free, from aud to Albauy attbRCOinmencemeut and close of earb term, tbe fare being remitted on the tuitiou for tlie quarier.
Students will be conveyed ibroiiRli in one day witii covered Htages, leaving Stanwix Hall in Albauy. at J, 6 and C o'clock, A. M. on llie 27tli aud J3th of April.
Whole exponHO for board, wanhing, fuel, iuaidentali and tuiliou lu commou Euclinli, pdr quarter of ttlevou w.*«kn, $20. To cug.ige rooms »)r for circular* addrtiu eltherof lho I'rincipalK. niar28-0'iu-n
SlIRVEYIXO.
THE subscriber would announce tbat being provided with lo.-'lrumcutrf of lho lalnst im¬ provpd make, he Ih prepared to do all kinds of SUlt VKV- INO witbiu the couaty iu a correct aud satlhractory man¬ ner, on reasouable ^erms, and reapectfully sjlicita u share of public patronage.
Deeda, Moitgagea. Bouda, and other legal writings drawn with neatnaan uud accu¬ racy.
Alno gives his attention to Clerking salas of Iteal Es¬ tate and I'or.ional Property. Ili3=0rdcr.< from a di.tUiuce promplly altendfd to A. 11 WIT.MEK, Safe Harbor P.t». Il3=Place of residence about 1)^ miles northerly from Safe Harbor Irou Workw, uu Lancaster road, July It ^ l»y-32
INLAND INSURANCE
AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Of/ice^Corner of Centre Sijuare and South
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
CAPfiXAL., $125,000.
'liUiC) Company continues to luBurc
J_ against Losb by Firo, and receive Money on De¬ posit, bearing iutera.st as heretofore. DriiECTOHS: Dr. H. E. MUHLENBERG, President. Tho3. Zell, Jacob il. Lo.vo, S. W. P. Boyd
John A. Hie3TA.vd, John Sttcr, Hsitnt Millbb, Daviu Bexdee, Pster Marti.v, David HAr-TiiA.v, Joii.v W. Jackbojt, Philip Arndt, Da^hbl Good RUDOLPH F. RAUCH, Secretary and Treasurc'r i"na 6 _. ir-27
SEAMEN'S
SAVING FUND SOCIETY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Opr/CE^fiS Wahiut, one door West of Second
Street, Philadelphia.
RECKlVK:i l>cij.isitsin f=unis nf i.ul'I ' dollar and upwards, from all claHsan of llio com- I munity and allown iuteroHt at the rale of llvo per cent; per annum. Mouoyii paid oU demaud.
jE^t^lBco open daily i'rom £< until .'i o'clock, nnd ou Monday nnd Satnrday nutil 9 o'clock in the evening.
Tbia Institution will be fouud a convenient and nafe place of deposit fur Parmers and othors doing businenn iu Fbiladelphia.
23^^*'P0"''s ara paid on demand, without auy notico being required.
MANAGERS.
Edmund A. Souder, Hon. Job K. Ty^.m,
.-itiliwcU S. Bishop, Oeoigo Boldin.
Jamos P. Pcrol, Kobert Morrin,
Jobu .McCnudlud, Edward L. Cbtik,
.liiiMb Slicetz, Capt. Jubu tiallai^lit'r,
JoM'idi M. Cow.>ll, J'diu Uico,
Joseph n. Myr.^, Uicbard G. StoteHt.iiry.
EJwivrd lI.Trottei. Wm. Shippen, Jr.
franklin Bacon, Wm. P, Jeuk«,
Thoa, Conper, Kd^ar E. Petit.
Pr.slil.'iii—I'aANKLlN FELL, TnniMirer—CUAS. M. MOKKIS. Secretary—JAS. B PRISGLE. 23* I'bo Chartur provides th:il no manager, otflcer or ngpul shall, directly or indirectly, borrow auy numoy from the Society. aug l-Cin-SJ^
To firon ItfastcrM aud Dealers.
PENNSVLVANir~AVmE WORKS.
No. 21 Arch street, above Front, Phila.
STEVES, RruDT.ES, Sckeens, M'uvi:n WIRE of uU meshes aud widths, with all kinda of
PUin and Fancy "Wire ¦Work.
Paper Maker's Wire, all kiuda of Cylinder and Dandy Uolirt, covered in the best manner In or outof tho city.
Il3^A very superior article of UEAVY FOUNPEK'S SIEVES. All kinds of Iron Ore Wires. Wire and Sieves for Seed, Grain, Sand, Starch, Snutf, Brickduat, Sic. BAYLISS, DARBY k LYSS.
ttup I 3UI-35
CONRAD BARD & SON. Maiiufacturin;? SilverNniitliM,
No. 116 ARCH STREET,
Four Doora below Sixth. Philadelpbia (ESTABLISHED THIRTY-ODD YEARS.)
SILVER TKA aKTTS, PITOHKRS, IBPS, FORKS, SPOON.S, Ac., of tbe newest and mo<it idmlred patterns. Alxo, Importers of Sheffleld and Bir- miugbam Platkd Ware, CfTLEur, Plater (ou Albata Metal) FoEKB, Spoo.vs, &c., fiuitable furStc-imers, Hotel? aud Familie!4, Kceitcouiilantly on baud, n largo stuck of London, Liverpool sud Oeucra
WATCHES,
logelhor witll a large Block of
Fine Gold Jewelry.
AH orderH by mail promptly atleuded to, and Silver warraulHil BTttKi.i.vu.' fob 14-6m-ll
liOOHlXii GLASSES.
C. N. ROBmioN & SON,
No. 2rI8 Chesnut Street, above Ninth Street,
HU1L,ADE1.1»II1A,
OFFERS for s:ilu an extensive assort¬ ment of
K U 15 N CII M IK li OH.^,
Framed In tho plaiuent aud niuitt elegaut oruaui'-utal !itylt^. suilfible for maull.;-! and PiiT^.
Richly Carved Oval Girandoles.Ornameutal Gilt Ta¬ bles.
OIL PAINTINGS AND ENtiRAVINGS,
of recent imporlalions, liy the moit cclebratt'd liriug ArtiHtb at ihe lowast ca-ib pricen. feb ll-ly-ll
LliATUER
FRITZ, HENDRY & CO.,
No. 29 Norlh Third Street, Philatlvlphta.
"jl/ruROf/OO iManufaotuukrs, <Juh-
,il |_ RIEFI.S and lMi'ORTi:H?i of Fbe-vcii Calf Skin?, aud dealers in Kkd and 0.\k Sole Leather &¦ Kipp. fpb21 ly.I2
IMPOKTiilR of fine Fkencu Tiil-.s-es combining extreme UglUnan, ua^e aiut ¦lur.i'.iii^y witb correct coustrnctioii.
Uernial or rupiiircd l>:iti';uls cau b.> r^uUfd by T-y.y.:- llogamo'unis, m below;—Sending ihiiiiIj.t ol iwh. round the liipH, and stating sido ail.3cl':d.
Coat of Siugle 'I'ni-^, ;>-, $-Ji $ '> S j' Ounh]..— »¦">, 6''. 9Saud $10.
lustructiouH a^ lo wfiar, uud liuwlocifect aciu", wlit;:i poiiaihle, Reut witli iho Tru-i,
ALSO, rwr8»l»iu gr-;;ii variriy. Dr. BAN:iiX''-i I-"'£- PROVED PATE.M' DuUV Bl'.A'.i;, f.ir i!...-cun-.>i' I'.-i- lap.-U3 Uteri; Spiual I'mps atul Mipp'irt.-, nm-nl r:li""'- dor Uracus, Cbeoi Expami'-r^ suni h: .'i-i-jr ilr.ie..-., •¦I.tp:- ed to all with Stoup toll..iild^r:< Llif1 \V.¦.-:'.: l.n.r. - , ^l;^- lish Eliislic Abdouiinat Doll.-', Hu-i'-u-i:..-, :Tyi.i.;4'-.— male and female.
ICr^Ladiiia' Rooms, willi Lady itii.jjida'.ii.-..
aub'i _ _. .'^'-:"*
Farmers and Tlara.Hlstja'fi
REAU Tlii>^! McCormiclc's Improved lion tjeam Reap¬ ing and Mcwiiig Mactiiue, for lb35. '"pills Machine is vvarraiiicJ io ru*
J from 10 to -JO Acri'ri.if ainiiml-. -f i;r:t'--.r 'ir. . ¦
perday auddo ita^i w<.-ll a-*i-.iii l'.r-Inii-^'¦/ li.u.i[. [¦ . ¦ illDiJ.OO; Sjj Caeli, auJ ili-: Ij.ilauto ;tl ¦> j:i"i.l!--» iv^'. lutureni.
PITT'S PATENT TIIUArillKll, CLKANi^i: .\ >'.]) IIORSI-; J'OWKlIr^. This Macliin.-l:iou \V')..-.-l^. ;uiil i^ waf.-ii>n-.l t.-ili-rr-^l. aud cltsau, tit. i'ur ibi-t,'riiu<;ry "r .M.trl.''i, «>ii--ii.'-i.-. -• Whent pur uiiuiitt;.—I'ni'.-, ^H").'"!, li li:' i'.; ;i, I..;...;.. ¦ .tt J moiitbn. '' ~"
ZlilMliU.MAN'^ TIlll-VSIlKi:, f.'I.K.XNKR ."c iJ.UHiKl;.
Thi^machiuft will ilirT-li :;ihj T,l..:iti ir-m I" i i- - •>
Uu«helsof Wb«atpcrd:iy,(«'.'-ir'lii.-,'i" -i/ j:;!..!- ; ,
aud IS warrault.d. Pnic, U ^j:'.'.<j'| l.i .S-Iin-n: li.i:;
caiil), balauc) itl 3 Uii.uilj-. .\\.-: hu-'.U - 'ti nn !!¦ .-¦: l'o«v*rs«u<( Thnt-. .11-. l.l-v.-r IJr(l.'..-i-.. xr.ir C'lff''-, Coru and Cobb Mill.^ &c.
Aplily peraoually ..
i;i-;ii.\i;iiT i'.i.mm'.
N.
5:1 South Wharve aop 20 ly
Walclics, .IciVi.'Iry, Silveivvaic
ji^ND PANCY G-OODS. A Choice Assortment uf th'- Pi/imt U",dity
VOK a.lLK AT Tin: LOWJl-T i A-ll I'lll- l",-. VI'
No.lS-i SOUTH SECONJ) .smPPT,
UKTiriiES i'lNK A.VD L'.VIV.V, IVC.-T Stl'C, I'Md. \ ,,".v.
''illlj assuituiL'Ut uujbrau<*> a L:ii:.'( :uiil
T
..ckuf I'l.XE \V.\irilK',.l
.''^¦\.
Ognfkssing Ooa Faults.—Ono of tUo most difficalt dotiea for man to perform, is to nc- knowleJgo hia fault when overtaken with er¬ ror. The human heart is naturally tliaposeJ to aaaume lhe character of perfection, aud, honce, instead of leading man candidly to con¬ fess his fault, when OTortaken with error, it induces him, as a general tbing, to resort to every kind of subterfuge for the purpoae of cloaking it over, if poaaible.-Nothing, how- evGi*, betrays greater littleneaa of charnctur, tban the very diapoaition tp whioh wo have ref¬ erence, wherever it ia at all encouraged.— Every posaible effort ahould, therefore, be made to overcome and eradicate it; and he wbo auc- ceeda ia this, by divine grace, haa indeed achieved a great victory.
.•AHvely writer haa said/writes Mr. Jay, . * I .was mistakeA,' aro the three hardest worda fo'Vonoiinob ia the EngHsh language.* Yet it aeems but acknowledging that we are wiser than wo wer&befon to-aw onr error, aod hum- blerthsn wo were before ta oi»n it. Bnt so it ia; and Goldsmith .obaerves, that Froderick tbo Great did himself more honor by his letter to his SenatB, atating that he had juat loat agreat badloty hiaowntault, than byall tfaeviotoriee he had von. Ferliapa our greateat perfectioD hero is not to ftsoape imperfecUona, bat to aoe andMknowItdge and Ument and oorreet them.*
NOTICE
IS hereby given that an application has bepn made to the Court of Common Fleas of Lan¬ caster couuty, to'grant acharter to the "Goethean Lit¬ erary Society of Franklin and Marflhall College," loca¬ ted iu lbe city of LancaNter, Pa.; tba objeot of ttaid Soci¬ ety beiug tbu impruTcmcut of its mombora Ln debatiug, composition end oratory, tho formation of a library, and the ercctiuD of a ball for itu accommodatiun ; aod that the eaid Court will grant said applIcatlOQ at Its next term, unless eafUcient reanon he Hhown to tbe con¬ trary. J. BOWMAPT, Proth'y. _aug_8 ¦_ 3t-3C
Eight Teachers IVanted,
TO take charge of tbe Schools in Peun township School District.' The Board of Directors and tho County Superintendent will meet at tbe school house, near llershey's Tavern, ou MOSDAY, the 3d of September, for the purpose of oxaminiug and employ- TftacberH, A guod wilftry will be giveu to competeut Teacher.'*, By order of tho Board. ang8.3-t-36 ^'^i^^P SMITH, Pre8't._
Teacher 'Vl^anted.
ATEAUHJilR capable of giving in¬ ntruction in both EnglUh and German, in wanted to take charge of tho bchool in Kow Miltlowu Diatrict, Lancaster couuty. Koue but an experieuced pemou uncd apply. Tlio term -will commeuce Sept. 3, i860, aud will ift-Tt nine mouth*. ^L^Apply at Hcsn's mtll to aug S.3t-3G __ J. F. HE11SHEY._
Ten Teachers Wanted,
TO lake chargo of the Public Schools in Mounl Joy township School District. Tbo Board of Diroctorniu connoctlon withthoCounly Sujter- iutendeut will meet for tke puriioneolexatuiulng Teach¬ ers, in the school bondo In Springville, iu Raid township, on TUIiaDAY, tbo asibday of August,iuat.,ut 10 o'clocli, A. M. Jl3=By ordur of lbe Board,
aug S.3n-3G JACUB SOUDERS, Sec'y.
Five Teacliers Wanted,
FOR ELIZABETU SCHOOL DISTRICT. '"P-UiQ examination will be held at the
1 SpcodwoU School lIou^c, near PennTllle, ou TOES- DAY, September 4, at i o'cloclf. ICS^By, order of lbe Board. augM»t>36 JOSEPHS. KEENER, Sec'y.
6 Teachers Wanted.
THERE will be an examination of ' Sobool Teachera by tbe Conuty SnpoTlnUadelit, at the public bouGo of Benj. Rawo, In Willow Street, Fe-
2uea tuwnshlp, on tbe ^ih of Angnst, at 1 o'clock, to 11 tho KohoolH of Kftld townsbip. Tbe schoola to com¬ mence about tho 20th of September. Term 6 montbi.— An increased salary will hegiven.
JACOB L. HESi), tJeoretary, pro tem. julyK 4«t-3i ;
TO FAMILIES.
FRESH Kice Flour; Farina of .supor- lorqnality; Oswego Corn SUirch; Gelatine; Coop- er'a French and Sbred Arrow Root; Oatmeal; Tapioca, SHgo. Rose and Peach Waters; Extract of Lemon aud Vanilla ; Ground Spices, &c. Il3>For salo at CHARLES A. HErNlTSH'S
Drug and Chamioal Store, No. 13 East King Street ™»y^ tt-SG
Barry's Tricopherous.
A FURTHER supply of the above preparation Just receivod, for prosorviug, restor- ng and beautifying tbe bair. For sale at JOHN F. LONG St CO.'S Dras and ChMUiMl Store, No. 5 North Qaeen ft april 16-tf-20 Lauoii-iwr.
85,000 WAWTED.
Tt/^ANTED, five thousand dollars, for
V V whlob flrst mortgage will begiven on properly worth tbriee the amount. Apply to
U. B. SWaKR, Altornsy. july4-tf Korth Dnke Sircet.
TABLE OIL, &€¦
LATOUR & SAYERS' Table Oil, choice brandJ, Browu and Yellow Mustar.l. Afri¬ can Pnpper, Farina, Coru Starch. TniiJoL-a, Xc... .^if;, f"i' "ftbiat CllAKLKS.'i. HKINll-MrS
Drug aud Cbcnilcal Slorn, No. 13, E. KiiiK ^I., L;uic*r. jnly IS ii-.a:{
I-t
Steam Engine for Sale
ANEW STEAM ENGINE, of i<:j. Hursn Power, with JJoilor attached forwila. "¦I'h. Engine has ucver been worked, -\pply to
0. M. STEIN.MAN, ^may lC-3»in-'J< Lausaitcr.
tVe'w ifSenonite llrniu nook.
MURRAY & STOEK have just re ceived direct from the publishera, a large j»tipply of the new edition of tho Mtnonita Hymn Uook. Tbis edition contains kixU-iju pages of Germau hymus more than former edltionii. Prieo 40 prnts. _ ^n^ '^f--^ — _ _ MURRAY it STUEIv.
Valuable Building' Lots iof Sale" 'T^HE subscnbers oti'er for Hide, three
- .*. BHrbnrNO LOTS, froutiiigoiitbeflait side of norlh Duke 8trect,adJolnIiiK property of D. Shultz ou the uortb, and Columbia Rail Road on the loutb. The lotu have a front of 27 loot 4 ibohofl, and extending back 243 feet to a pubib! alley. JuUN K. KEED St CO.
jnao tf-<Uw
IMPUOVEU
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
''pHE fiubscriber informs l>eulera and
.!_ Farmers that be has greatly improved the quall-
SUPBK PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
.Knd DOW coufldeotly reoommeudBlbe article mauufac- turud by him a« SUPERIOR to any in tho market. You are iuviti>d to call, examino aud try it.
AlKO. PERUVUN and MEXICAN GUANO, Oils, Can- dleit, Soap, ttc, at the lowest market raiu.-t.
JOHN L. POMEROY, SuccesROr to Tho.n. W. Morgan, No. 9 and 10 South Wharves, Pbilud'a. S^^FarmerB cau load on two private alloy.s and avoid the crowded wharf. July lS-3m-3:i
FUKIViTURE! FtinAITtJUE! I
AT No. 157 Soutb 2ud Street, ubove Bpni«e,BastHido,Pbiladelpbla.) Tbe subscriber would respectfully Inform therc;idert. of tbe EK&miuer it Uernld, and the public generally, thathe ha-tou baud a coDftant Bupply of elegant,fatihiou- able and well made Furutturo. Being a practical me¬ chanic, and baving all biu gooda manufactured undm hiB own superintendence, purcba.iera may rely on get¬ ting Juat such articles ae represented.
He invites atiention to hits lounges w-ith removable arnitj. .\lso to a new pattern of Sofa bedstead.
il3~ThoKe whoarc aboutgoing to bouaekeeplu^ would do well to call, JOHN A. BAUER.
l.)7 South 2nd Sl. Phila. ¦ N. B.—AllordcrH thaultfully received and promptly tteodL'd to. may 2-ly-22
JOHN TRUCKS & SON, WH01.ESA1,E GKOCt:RIS,
ANO
Dealers in Country Produce, No.n NORTH FIF TH STREET
Comerof Commerce Street,
P VI1 L A O E L P II 1 A .
Jons Trucks.] [Wm. TaunKs. feb 21 . ly-10
STAUFFER & IIAKEEV,
Cheap 'Watches and Jew-eUy.
WHOLES A LEAND RETAIL,
AT the "Philadelphia Watch and j^ Jewelry Store," So. !)0, North Second at.,^^ ornerof Ouarry, Philadelphia. Oobl LoverWatchea,fulIjeWel«d,lScaratcaaos, $2S (m
did Li'piuo. IS carat 21 l>n
Silver Lever, full jeweled Ti <Hl
Silver Lepiue 9 iK)
Supi'riortluiirlierti 7 00
tluld Spt'ciaplff" 7 W
Fiu.^ SilVPr Sp«:ciaclt;ii 1 50
fJold RraccleiH 3 iKi
Ladic^¦ (Jold Pencils 1 Oi)
SitTerT.-aspo.m.-i, PCt f> (f
Hold I'ons Wilh P.mcil and Silver Holder 1 (K>
Cold Fiu.eerKiu.w, iniicmta to $S0; Watch OIaK!)-;a, plain, r.;Ji Ceul": Pateut, 18?i; L»net,25; olber ariick- in proportiou. All goods warrautfd to bo wbat thuv aro fold for. STAUFFER St llARLliY.
Ou haud, some Ould and Silver Levera and Lepioeu, I'liil ioivcr ibao tho abgvc priccit.
- " ly-50
nor 15
WM. H. WaTSON,
SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS A. KOBXNSON, Late Qillesfie & Robinson,
WnOLKSALE & RETAIL GROCER,
South- West cor. of Eleventh fy Market sts., PHILADELPHIA,
HAS on hand, 500 Tons Peruvian GOVERNMENT and MEXICAN GUANO. AUo, the he?t improved SUPER PHOSPH.\TE OF LIME, whirb be offers at the lowe.st markei priee?*. glij-No extra charge fordelivcriug gooda, July IS .1m-3.1
Select Sl . ilver Wiir-, All'.Uii W.tr-, i.I:.t,-.t iQ Spoou*. F'lik^, b..dl.:-. iii:. .l.i i andFancy Arlicl-'-- "I ;i ^u|M¦ll,.| .|ii:iliiy, -i.-iLii^j
scrviug tliu usiimiiiiiiioii oi th..-.- wi,.. .! -.-..r.' i.> j i:i.'
Lho best good". a.t lli-s l-nvo-i <m-Ii pi t--,
Havin},'a praciiciil kii.,tvl..li:.-u. il--liii^iti.--.. :i;,il -.<¦' available facllitien fi.r Imii-iliii^'.:iii.l .M;ii: ;¦ i.inr.i.. . tliOMuhscribercuiitidfiiily io.it.:- i.uaS.i-.j-. i-, i;,-.-,
tlialheam.'.iil'1'ly th.-ii t.n.i- .i- l;iv..r.iMc :¦. -...;
jtberor-tabli^hiii-ut iu.i[htr..l tl,.; .Mi.inii. ' .i;.-..
All kiuda of l)iaiu"iid mul I'-miI .l.-u.-liy :iij.i .-.:>--i Wjroinauufai;iiii<;d t.i ..r-(cr, uitiini .i r-.t- .ii,i(.|.- !;iii.
WatcbL-,Jo»Vlryaii,l:;iiv-. \V,M.-. l.iuhioliyiv;..::.,..;. W.M. 11. IJ, It'.Sll I.M).
N.). ISJ South -Jll ?;t.. :i r-w .l.'.fr. :-.l.i-.-- ;!u:-J.i >\v..-: Market, W«yt tiuiu.
!J3=lulh0riuuili iviii.b'W .-(¦ 111.- ^¦l¦.!.¦, ui.iy!.--. ¦ lhe famous Uini>(;i.i>.K. whirli.-..111111:11111-ili-'.i>liiii:iM..,' of lhe--icieiHiln; ;iiid t-oiivii^. >-j- :;:-!y J .
.Wsirciies! WaScaKs:: W;s'«!s<'S I!
ELTONHEAD &: GRAIT,
"WatcU-Makerb aad Jowalcr.'j No. 4S South Sccund St., about: Chr.-nnl, Vmln. NXilSK} rcccivoil a .-lij-ori-.c :^--.i(-
meut uf Walulics. .k-w-r!ry, 1.. iM .¦.:.l . ; „
riilvt-r Ware, Ai-., wo woiiKI call a:;viii.i-:i '¦ "i" ^ ^'•.-.l followiuK low prii-f-^: i-iiiM
GoLU Watcuks, rr.ini .$"Ji' [¦¦ ^Iju,
r^iLVKii " "¦ j to ;!.'..
S!i,vi:iL Tka .'^i-ooNs, 1 i.i i-J ]"-:¦ -¦¦1.
Uold lVti/-il-.(:it,ii»sThi/»!'!-",.V'-. .\!I l'.-.-!-: ¦.rim:.- to<l an reprc^eui.-d. (.'aII ;iiid . \.ii!ii:i'.- "iir ^¦, ik i-.-i:-..-. purcbasLiis cUi-wlu-n.-.
iTj^WiUcht's aud J.;W.;li-y !-.-]-;ilt-J iu l!i - in.-: :¦.::;-.- tic siylp,
ih^. ELTONHEAD. W.M. A. t.V.W.
st'p 27 lr-:;:
REEVE r.. Ei X a €; J? S'.
[Snccesnor to Uarllvy ,j' Kniylu.)
nc<]i)In?au<ICaB'|H>t %V;ia'elto!:%x%
No. 148 South Second Nlrcvi, fcc dours iii-.'\ Sprure street, PhUadJjdiiit,
WHEKK he kcep.^ cimstLnitl3-nii liini.t a full assorimi'ut of (.-n-rv ari;r!o ill 1^;- l'.:i'- ..,'
Famillesj Boil Tour own Soap! "IT'EYSTONK^ State Saponifieu, or
|\ CoDCeotratod Ley, for malclug Habs ob Soft Ho&v, wltU llttU or no trouble. IC3^I POUND WiU make 35 Gallosb of Sopt Soap. FulldirectioQa aocompany e&cb putcAse- Ji3-Foc sale at CHAKbES A. HEINITSH'S
Drug aud Cbemical Store, No. IS S. King st., Lauc'r. fttig 16 ¦ tf-37
Scarpa'!* Acoustic Oil.
THE only cure for DfiAFNEsa, Pains IN THE EABS, ani also bU tbose dl$agrcufal« Doises Ulce tbo bntslag oflmiecbi, falUtigaf wuer, whiz¬ zing of ateam, ^., tfc, whlcL axe symptoms of approach- lag deafooM. ir3-ForBale»t JOUN F. LONQ St CO.'B
Drug & Chemic&l Stoia, No. 6 North Queen at., Lana'r. -.. JnlJ n. , tf-M
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
IUST received and'for sale by the sub¬ scribera alotof the abovo valtrabla fortUiier, lu barrels*. GEO. CAbDERA CO.,
Offlcft34»i PT. Queon atreet And Greaff^i liuhding, od the ConeHtoga. Ju8-tf
Coal at Beduced Prices.
THE undersigned imving purchased the Coal Yard, BoatH, ace, of tbcConoKtogaTransporta¬ tion Compaay, arenowrecelviiig tbebr supply of COAL, which thoy oB'^r to thair cnatumerH at much reduced pri- CCH. - GEO CALDER St CO.,
Office Ci>QeatogaTranBportatiouLit)c, No. 34^ North Qneeu sireel, Lauciutcr.' mlD-tf
THOMAS SPKUIiViS,
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER,
West Orange street, near Shober's Tavern dnd FahnestocWt Store, Lancaster.
IF you are m want of good and dura¬ ble UMRRELLAS, and any thing in my ^,^r-^=^ Hue; please glvfl'me a call, aB all my artlcleii ara good and cheap.
N. B.—tTmbrellaa and Parasols eovered and Mpaired «Uh'neatJie[iBaiiddeapatah,aad at very low prices. tuov-lft-1
WBKX'S PATEKT I'REMltJM
CORN PLANTER,
ADE AND SOLD BY
A. K. BOWERS S CO.,
apHl
tf^ardeu Seeds.
PRIMB Kuta Baga and other 'I'ur-J?* nip Seed ; Turuip Drills. Aleo, Seed Buck Z£i. ¦wheat, for sale wholOKale aud relail by
PASCH.A.bL MORRIS St CO. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. July 18-tf-33 Cor. 7th and Market uts.. Phila.
NEW WALL I'APER STORE.
PAllBISH & llouoH, liiive remiiveil fo their NEW STOBE. No. 8 Sniilh Tiflh Slro^l. cor¬ ner of Mi aor ate., and har,; <i[>t.-iio(I witb a tieir nad ex- tensive atoclt of
PAPER HANGINGS.
Tlioy bnvo a largo v&riety of New Styles from tbeir owu nmcufactory. beaidea tbo cboicest jiatteraa of oth¬ er American inanafacturcra, Alau, a Uno aasortment of fresb imported
PEENCH DECORATIVK PAPERS,
They reapectfully call tbe atiention of Houaekeepcrs .tnd iitberHwhointend Ultingnp tbeir honaea thia 8i>rinp, to lllfi^e^{lt'n^iTO atocL; of Oi'ods, aa alt tjLates cau bf suited bv lli'-iii.
Peraonai attoniion i?iren to All theirwork, nnilcxjicri. r'i,t.,(i jntil emjiluijcd. All work warranlod.
I'AHHiiH i IIOUGII,
april 4-tr-18 Ko. S Moulb Fifth sl., cor. Minor
~cnAKllES B. KKEN.] [ALPUKD TAYLOll.
KEEN & TAYLOK,
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
JVo. 101. iVMLNUT STSEET.
PIIII>ADIi:L.I>IIIA.
KEFEIi TO
Samdei. Vaiikj!, Eaq.. I-aucaator.
IJB. J. W. llAMM".an, I
3. W. Wnm, Ear)., [ Ilarrisbnrs.
FIo.T. N. Brou-kr, j
Tqob. Diddle & Co., }
TnOi. S. Tatlob. Eaij., } I'bilad'a.
W. A. POKTER. Bail., \
p. H. SMITH.
PORT MONNAIE, POCKET BOOK,
ASD
Dre.sffiujir CrtHe Maniirrtciurc^,
N. W. cor. of Fourih and Chesnut Streets, KUILADKLFUIA,
AIjWAVS on baud a liirgc and varied asKurtmoul of
PortMoualHs, Work Boxes,
Pocket BooU^, CahnK,
Banbeni Camus, Traveling Bagfl.
Noto Holdeni, Backgammon Boarda,
. PortFoUoH, ChesaMen,
¦ Portable DeaiiH, Poekst Mamoracdum BooIcm,
' Dreflaing{hwe3, Cigar Casea, 4c.
Il3»Alpo, ft general Msortmeni of EsuLiati, Frbncii and GERMAMFAHcrHoojiH.
TiadPoclcet Cutlory, EazorH, Hazor Slropn and Ould Pens.
Wboleuala Socoud and Third Ptoora.
F, H. SMITU, N. TV. corner Pourth and Chesaut stn., I'hilad'a.
N. B.—On tho receipt of $1, a Superior Gold Pen will bo sent to any part of tbo United Ktatea, by mail;—de¬ scribing pen tbus: msdlom, bard, or uoft.
aprll 4 _ ly-l&
IMPEOyED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
2pL j'\i'.\ BBLS. of the most superior «ej\_/\y manulactoro.
AIM, Guano of ovory description. Calcined Flailor, Ceaieut, &c. Produco of all kinds bought and sold on Commission.
B. B. SELLERS i CO., Eorwarding aod Cummluloa Merchant, No. OS North Wharves, batweeo Uaca and Viae streeti, PhUadelpbi*. augl.3m-3fi
Guano and Super Phosphate of Lime
THE subscribers are preparing to sup¬ ply tbe above valuable fertilizers at market pri¬ ces, Ib lotK to HUlt purchn>erH. In xtorc,
1000 BBLS. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
warranted eqnal to any that iti mado.
MEXlC.*iV GUAXO.
The Bubscribem call ths attention of FarmofK and Dealers to tblH Ouauo. By chemical analysiit il Ib found to contalD ft larger proportion ofPhouphatothan Peruvi an Quano.
2000 Bbla. lauding. For sale by.
J. B. A. i 3. ALLEN.
fftb 7-3tn-10 7 & 5 Soulh Wbarv«!i, Philad'a.
EQUALITY TO ALL! Un of prices! I A new feature lu bubin
nifortuity
_ binci^B: Everv
oue bis OWE j-alepman. JONES & CO., of (he Cr.'Bcoat one price CLoriilXii Store, Xo. 200 Market street, abovo Sixth, in nildltion to having the largest, moKt varied,and t'iL-.biouablcdtock of Clothing iu I'liiladelphia, luadeeijireK^iy for retail Nalcr^, havu coui-tituted every oue hia own Halesmau, by baviuj; marked iu figures, on eacb article, the very lowe-I prici- it cau bo 3old for, ko Ibey cauuot poshibly vary—all musl bnv alike. --
The goods are all well sponged and prepared, and great pains talieu with the malting, ao that all can buy with the full .-iHrtaraocc of getting a good articlo at thf; very lowest prico. Aleo a largo atock of flne goods on hand of tho lateat stylos and he»t qualitiM which will be made to order iu the mo^^t fanhiouable and bc«t juau- ner, 25 pi^ceut. below credit prices.
Itt-membcr the CiiKsrK.NT, in Market, aliovo 6lb, Ko. 2110. JONES A CD. _ npy 5 _„_„_ 'y"*^
BarliMv'N Indigo Rli&c
BARLOW'S INDiau BLUK, is now well established aa the bust articlo over olTcrud fur Blceiso Ct-ornKt^. It iw (iutin-ly free from acid or any- thinp injurius to tlie fluent articles.
Alt Jbiunekeepers wbo have uot u-ed it will flnd it much chea[H}r:ind lert» trouble thau luditio or ivuy iirli¬ cle out. Tbe grral ilcuiand for it h;i3 hrouftbl out hcvoral Imitations. Stnrpkn-pers aud cou-turai-rrt will be careful ttl set Be-vjami.v llAuLow'.-f, jmt up at Alcuf.d Wii.rnrH- QEii'sDitCii Stokk, N.'. HJy Nortb Secoud stn-et, Phila- DELrniA. Storekeeperscan get thpir huppliesfrom the (lrocer> aud Druggists lliey deal wlib. at luici-s ih;il will pay them it good profit.
Drugs. Chemicals, Painls^ Varnishes, Dye Slujfs, ^-r., 4"f., wilh a flrsl-ratea.t.-iorlnMmt of everything in ili''liin' 5torfko'ptfr«, Phyfiiciiios aud .Mi(niif;tc("n>r«. .-iipplifii .(( reasonable rates. aLFICED WILTBEUGEU,
DniRglKl, No. 169, Nortb Second street, Philndelphi;i.
apriU tlni-lS
w«. HlLLAUr. J. nii.Li;«iti;i.i/.K
hillary & shultz's
CtReat western wiiolesalk
DKUG AND CHEMICAL STOHE,
No. 533 Market St., bel. Uth and Uth, North
side, a doors above the Western Exchange
Hotel, Philadelphia.
rpUE subscriber.^ hiivuiLr groatly in-
\ crM.-^.'d lli'-ir fai-iliii.i«, aTid added U'sciy to their stock, are now prfpari'd III furuiHli all ariieleh iu tbeir liuu at lho lowi'~t murki't pn.e, aud uu a--i reasoiialdc tprmn Its nny hoiL-iO i" lh.- city.
K_ R.—Th«y "''"¦ t(''*'''ll''<^'^''"roin re:ipoctfully calUii); tbo iitteulioH llf <•'!/ and country Druggists, MltcIliuIs. and Physiciau.-. li> a li.->t of the followiug artJ-clo!* wliich Ciiiapri'O a -mall portion of their t-xtetiniv-; stock, viz:
Drufi';, Chrtmicals, Perfumery and Toili;t articl.^ of ev¬ ery di'-'i^ripliou, both fon^icu auddiiui<<siic. Abo, :l very
H
buslnesH.
Keaibers. IVallier buiU, l':i
Hitir,M..-s. C.pru!iii-k;iti
Tap.'-iry, Tiipi^-trv, 1
Veuitiiiu, Li-i, ICiii.-
Uil Cluihs, Caiiiou
gpaulr-h Maltiiii:
Urui;i:.'t>. Ilv;
M;m, Tal-
To which ]i>! ro.-pci-tfnlly ii
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tin;
IM
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fon-igu t I.f Ibo
irltirf.
I'.^INTS.—While Lead, .Ami-ricau and Freuch Zinc Paints. Wbilf and Brown, Wiudow f!l:L-;R. Putty, 01;i- /iuc and liKcking Kuivufi, Olaz-ier'sDiamojidsoflhe Ic-t (juiiliiy, i'aiut Brushes of i;very do.->cni'lioti; (iraiiiinw colore of every dPncriptiioi, piu up v<;sM-ts. fnon 1 pound, upwanlrt; Furuituro, C.wcli, Jlap. Ohimi 01aM<, Do Mar aud Spirit Vaniishf.i, and i^vi-ry ani cIcap|icrtRbitripNilheI>nif:»ird'..'Iit>i(((ruH(H'ii(ii th«y are propan-d to furuinh ou as r>>usouahleIerm' any Jiouse in tlifl ciiy,
Heturniui! Ihantcr- lolln-ir fi-rin^r frifuds and ru^ioin- er< for th.-ir kiml p:itnui;if:.', lli.-y Iiopi^ by striti ;iH.-ii- tiou to the lintiuf"^ iu fuliire, to morit a I'urtbi-r KliHrt-1»!' pul)lic i)atroua.n'^ may :W,»-ly-*Jt;
J.B.DOBBINS,
No. 22 South Wharves, above Chesnut street, !• H I L A D K L. 1* H 1 /I ,
DKALKR tX
C3-XT ja-KTO,
Improved Super Phosphate of Lime, PIIBURETTK AM) U^O FUSTKB.
23~'I''i'Tlng overy facility fur supplying all artiul^^ in
the nbovo liue of tho hf-^l uuality. at tha Vfry I.iwiinI
market prices, would uiom rofpuctfully lullcit u call.
ALSO.
Cheoso, Soaps, Candles. Spices, &c.
ancS .im-Ji;
TO FAKilBKIlS.
li\f\ AHA iJtJ«nKLS of roL^
J[VJ\_/,V/UU DUfcTTE, specially prepArcJ lor Wheat and Coru. ;vnd 50.000 do, for rotu.ioe.1, Cablnii;. and overy kind r-f root or Vegetablo.
Thli mauure In prepared by proroBK of ,A, I^VjISON. fromtbe nmterlal forming the ba-o of Pi-udrnH^, but which by Chemical Conibiualiim wilb othor iiiiii-iria'ti, which areiu tbomuulvcM manure, Tonu unu of tlio boat, if uoliftc Itit mwuure olffirvd to tbo public.
MANUPACTOUlES.—Gray's Ferry Koad b.;low tho U.S. Arcenal und Bccoud street Turnpike Koad, abovu lit Tidl Oate; Gloixe-stkii—at Oruat Timher Creek, S J.—Peywon'H Farm.
OFFICE—Library itreet, Gold«mlth'M Hall, No. U Phll5dslpUa. jnly 25.3m-3i
mi. B. TXYLOICS
my& AND liuv;;' liiiirtiL^G ntiiki-,
South West corner of Sc.und unil Duck 'S.. rUlIiADKLi'lllA.
TOTIIKtUTl/.K.N.S Ul- J.AXOA^ CASTER :—Yoii an- r.-p-cifijlly \nvii.-A t . -v i:i iud tho cxicu.-ire aud v;ini"d ii-^i-riro.iii ••'. .1,',,.*- ¦ Hays' Clolhinij, i\l the .-i.t.- ..|" ili.- ¦^ol-.Til'. :¦, ¦.¦.-.¦ mity alway- I.e tVmo.l :i Iiill Mii'jily .il Kf.nln.M.u!! i Ihing. ofallsin-s, m.i.;'- i.y .¦xp-ii.n,- •( w..i.Mii- i: ;;:. i lho very bo.-t iiiateriiil, ttn! iii.ti;.', li!, ;iiid ;iji]..-.i;..:.' ^u^pli.•;^cd by uo c.-iablir-liiin-ul in lii.' i-;;y. I',. ,i-.: i ; mTVc this Uutice, and .:;ivi.' lO'- :ii-iiil, Jii.-l th ..li! y. i Bclvi'.s uud .-otJs ill a ni.ioiit.-i-wiiitiiv .'i y..:i ;i;i.t '.:.¦ i.i Kemember Ibe Si'ulh Wu^Uvmn-<¦! ."¦¦i.ii-l .¦.:¦! I' . Streets. W.M. i;.T.'.^ 1."!;.
april n_ _ I. - ¦
Cheap Watclies. .Jcivi^!B'>. c-.c. ''|*UE iiuhsuhbor ivouUi luu-i iim ¦.¦'¦;.¦'.
-¦¦ ly inform bis frl.-ii-l- n:..l ib.- piil.;;- '-¦ ¦ ihulhu has relitl-'d bi> .-li.i-.- iu :l iii::;iin'i- w,; , oviiK'Ui'i.'of llis di!U'riiiiii;ili.'[i r.. [.¦"i' y.u.- \.. ¦¦ Progros^iv*' Itp." H.' li'.p. - by sir.n .¦i;i---.ri';• busiiuesi-iu ouuui'.tiuii wilb hi> ii:iTr;i-d ¦.¦.!'.i.i.'- gralifyiiig till' wiiLt-..f ill'- piil.lii-, I" imr'-! ,; i :.. ;iuce of theirv^'"""":'-'". ^rlu.l; ii:i^ li.'i-.-i :•¦-, ¦ ;¦¦•.. llbi-rally bohtoWfd up..ii bim, H,-b.i- jii-i i.. .\. I Ut;W and fXtCii.-ivi; ii>^,i|[lii>'iii ,.{ \\n'..-l.. -,.'¦.¦ •
I'lrv. .Silv.>r Wait', and I'ainvii !-. ¦.¦.i,uti m... ;/-^
l..;di^p,.s«d 0f.1llb..-l..w.-T iM,l, ].;;r'--.^iii.i n.,: {2^ raiitpd Ul rmid-T .-ati.-iJKlii.N.
^. U.—Witicbi-s uud J.-w.;lrv i.-pHi:.-d :•...'• v.-;,; r.i.::- ' .lA.Ml.- V: HI'I.Li:. Nl. l-J, .<. -2.1 r.:.-, .¦[, l- ."» ^l.irk-i. i'l.ii'. July -Jo ly —l
^¦)K^ NOCK'S cvifl.niiiMl Wiu.ii,
X ad:.pt.-d a!^.. r.r >..wiii:: i..v... .im-^ >.-
Kr.iu-r^ I'.Tl.il.t.'C.i.-r MiU—lii.- I..-I in i
llollidayV Pat-m W'ui.I-Mill, IUt- i:.".-
1.ini'-nud llimuo Sprfiiil.'rs.
Pauii'l.i' Ilay.Siniw mill l-.t.l.!.-i I'liii.-i-.
I.ittbi (ilautConi and Cb .tiii:.
.Spaiu's .\tm..-.phi'rif ttbnru.
il^^Tho above MUp.'rUir liii[-l.-i(ii'tii-, v.iih ..i,
fortho usoof tbi) litriiii-r iTH.ti.hii.-i. 1..1 •¦;.l- -.o
aud rclitll by P.\Si.'llAJ,I, .\bi!:i:i> .. -
.\KncuIiiir.il Wiii.-i -.- n..i '...(
N. K. cormT Tib aud -Mark-r -i-., ri.11.,.1
juiy 13
.'rill.
~-^'-Vl^
rr. :in.i
..lb ..-s
; 1 ¦
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II-.:,:
TO c.isii Str vi;!£.-^.
BAlLY & BHOTaBS.
A'o. 2rr2 CItcxiivt str.;:l. .iln.n- .\ial!i, VHIL.ltJEI.f lll.l.
HAV li liinv iipiMi ;i. i.M'i!.. .i-.i-k uf. '.'v I,- l"ETlSi;s.™il,tn.Mix 11..¦.,.'u..u.ll.-.,.ll.is-;.¦.!¦,:.,
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Tapestry, jtriisxth,
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CHARLES wnn..
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call.. ^ _ i.'.> 1^ i.«
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M.'\.NU1''AI;T(.)1'.V uf ev.r, .l.,-.-; ll,m of •'
AKCIIITECTUML TUUmi lill.V.i.lli;^:..
for decoration >if HuiUliii^-, cu-ifiio^ i.it \,m.. . I cKii, 3btrLi)i.M;s, K.MuriiMH-N'Tri i.. ('i-i,\tri-, ' i:... Ttti;srtE.S. ic. N'-w lii;-iyus Uiod.-Ikd -.villi . u- -¦.. : curacy to dnnviiig.
JCj^All or.b'r-frnm tliuciiulry iM:ur;n;-v -,-; to Bud warrani'id ttt L-iiriy r.;t:'.-Iy. i. ; ,;! 1> -.
Sacn'l E. Sla>iii;ili<*i,
NOTE& STOCK IJJloKM;
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(UUk-i- with f;u»|.l..-.V i;r,...j
PIllbAUKLl'Ill.V.
j»*1^20 '-¦'
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IMPORTER AND DE.-M.F.U iN I RU^ A> Ij S'l* ;.:. :..
461 Market Street, bolow Tliirn-vulb. -V.-ril; Philadelphia. nov l.:-iy -
Object Description
| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Masthead | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Volume | 17 |
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Description
| Title | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Masthead | Lancaster Examiner and Herald |
| Volume | 17 |
| Issue | 38 |
| Subject | Newspapers--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County |
| Description | The Lancaster Examiner and Herald was published weekly in Lancaster, Pa., during the middle years of the nineteenth century. By digitizing the years 1834-1872, patrons are provided with a view of politics and events of this tumultuous period from a liberal political slant, providing balance to the more conservative perspective of the Intelligencer-Journal, which was recently digitized by Penn State. |
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| Date | 1855-08-22 |
| Location Covered | Lancaster County (Pa.) |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Newspapers |
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| Month | 08 |
| Day | 22 |
| Year | 1855 |
| Page | 1 |
| Resource Identifier | 18550822_001.tif |
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VOL. XXIX.
LANCASTER^ PA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUM' 32, ISSS.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII-NO. 38.
PDBUSHED BY
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON,
OFFICE !>• NORTH QOKPS flTEEKT.
The EXAMINER & DEMOCRATIC HERALD
, itt puhlishe.1 weekly, at TWO DOLLAlid ayear.
ADVL'UT1SEME^TS not exceeding one square
¦will be iuj-erted lbr^•c times for one dollar, and Iwenty-
From tbe Hartford Coar&nt.
All About Bats-
Wo noticeij the systematic uttiick luiule by Ttits in N^w- [litven uu t>ome children ; vitcb uiu- gliiig out his victim iind jumping-with a aiin-
A !il>cml ditconnt allowed to tbo year.
^HAEBYING TODEE DIFFICULTIES.
A rui.iiwiij couple, true 'lovyers' of the nicst fiTVciit ynnkeo slumf, nrrivcJ at » small inu iirar I!i."lou, nmi wnnleil lhu Iiimllord to Bfii.l fl r 1. luiuislor to 'Biilice 'em,' und lo quick tthuuL it.
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W 111 III- lUM-nt-u iiii^-i: .Lu.ca tut .'m; " -- ,.,i_„ i
fivo conis will be charged foreach addl^t^onaMn^*^!^^"^^^^ ultauvona squeal, upou lbe little girl:* pllO'iug
in & ynrd. A little boy uf two years was caught by tbe kuep, and held until tbe child*s grand- fitber went to its iL^siatauce, aod tbuii. i»a the rat Ecorned lo run, it had to be killed. At¬ tempts had been made to poison .ibcao rats, with partial muccl-ss, and it muy have bueu in retaliation fur thvir i»)isonoua atteui[it>*, tbat this conc-ertird rbargc wut* made.
The rai I-m tmu ut' the uio^t interebtinp: aniinala onthe globe. In Europe he maken hiHtoricul
eriie diflVroiit bonb*.*< «f itivadiira brought
thtir peculiar rat in tiii'ir train. Europe bus oeen the rat of theG-itbs, iboVandalu, and tbo Huati. Kurupi' nuw biid ilu ^oriuati rai and its TartaiT"'. ""d thu great rat of Ihe Paii-?iiiD sowtT in of recent date and Muscovite oriiiiu.
Tiie browu rat, otherwiso knowu tin tlit;N.ir- mau rat, has c.«.iablieibfd itself all over tlie world hy the comtnerce of civilited linn'S—it Inis bad possogaiou of frauce for the last aix or «(;veii centuries ; but within the Inst it has found its master in the Muscovite and Tartar rat, called ill TnriB the rat of Monifanuou. Tlio^u new rats, previously uukuown to Europe, deBceudcd from the heightH of tbo great central plateau of Afiia, from which the iluu aud Mongol borae- meii descended, who spread right aud left, and look pos^ieuiiitiu of Ruiuo on thu one hand and I'i'kiu ou thy otlier.
The establishment of tbe Muscovite rat in France commenced witb iho uxiirpatiou of the hrown orNtirmau rat—that rat hau almo?t dis- apjieared and ia fouud only in thu uftbineta of tlie curious collectors—while the Muscoviie rat is daily increasing in size, ferocity nnd courage. The Rusaiau rat dcTOUra the dog, the cnt, aud attacks the chili! asleep. The corpse of ft raau is a dainty fnr tliia beaat aud it always commences by eating out the eyes. [t:i looih is moat venomouj*; and (he iitffhor ft-iiiu whom we derive moat of this article stales that he b.-i.'^ known of ten cases of ttiuputatiou of the lug, necessitated hy the bite of this rjit.
The cat turns tail upon this rat, in its most ferocious state. A good rat terrier is the best destroyer, but fortunately rata are ralophogoua, eat one another, fight duels, indulge in broils and iutestitie feudd, aud grand destructive bat¬ tles. Were it otherwise, thoy would make this world au unpleasant place for man to live in. We should have to fight our way, and not un¬ frequently, Uke the Archbishop of Mayence, should be dra);;ged from our beds at midnight by an army of rata aud dovoured upou the spot.
The rat is theumbleui of misery, murder aud rajiiue—a cauuibla and a robber—devoted to lhe principle of war aud spoliation. Will it ever ilisappearV
Tlu' landlord complied, aud tbe licensed min- itler came.
'Ilu you tbe miuister?' asked the bride¬ groom.
* Inni.' ri'plipd lie.
* Oh ! ynn bf, eh V Wbal'fl your name V
* Sti^aiu!'-' 'Wa, iiuow. Stiggins,' said the Yankee, ' du
il up brown, and your money ia ready ;' oud forthwith too reverend geutlemeu commeuced.
'You will please to join bauds.*
Tho Yankee stood up by hia lady luve and seized hcr fervently by the band.
' You promise, Mr, A—,' said ihe parson, *to take this woman—' ^ * Yaas,* said the bridegroom.
' To be your lawful and wedded wife?*
' YaiiS—T/ana.''
'Tliat you will love and honor herin all things V
* Sariin—i/(«(fl. 1 tell yer! 'That yiHi will Cling to her. aud bo.r only, as
long as yon both shti'l live V
' Yass, indeed—iiothiu' flae!' continued tbe Yankee, iu the moat delighted and earnest manuer.
But here the reverend clergyman hailed, much to the surprise «if all present, nud to tho especial annoyance ami discomfort of the ar¬ dent bridegroom.
'One moment, my friend,* responded thorain- iaier. sbtwly: for it occurred to him that tho laws ot bir-Statu diduo£,purmit this pnfovm ani:e witluuit the publithment of the ' bauns* for a certaiu lunglh of time.
What—what—what in thunder's (he matter? Don't stop here! Put her thru ! What's split, par. |
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