Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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VOL. XXX.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER i% 1855.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVIII--NO. 3.
PUBLIBHBD BY
EDWAKD C. DARLINGTON,
OFFICK IX leORTH QCBES 8TIIEET.
The EXAMINER & DEMOCEATIC HERALD la published weekly, at two dollabs a year.
anti ogain tiisplayed in bold  relief againat the   from my lipa as   I dJsoovered tbe welcome Storing Koot and Other Crops for Winter.
flkj RB they enrmounted some prominent ridge.. scene and recognized tho gate of my deliver- since tho increased culture of root crope,
At length their distance was diminished to ; anoe.    I looked back.   One after another the their modes of preaerTation have become im.
less ibnn a quarter of a mile, and, thinking a   saTagea came bounding over the ridge, pressing portant, as many crops bear higher prices later
ADVEHT1SB5IK5TS DOt exceeding one ^^"^^^^   closer acquaintance undesirable,   I turned my   on with the wild fury of disappointed rage.
rTi^Mnt?wll^J^h"ii1d"or?acbaddiiiM^ Iiorse's head willi u view of riding moderately   But their practiced eyea were not slow to dis-
ji liberal dificount allowed to those advertiBing   T toward camp till thoy should manifest some de-   cover my refuge, and one after another pulled
  —   sign tomc: wheu imagine tbe chill of horror ' up his panting steed and gazed with buflied
which curdled m.v ';lood as I saw two small   malignity after their expected victim.
parties in my rr-i..  liuUoping together from       But I waa saved!    Covered  with swcut and
either eJdeto cut ul! my retreat, and heard the . foam my gallant preserver burst  into camp.
COMETH A BLESSING DOWN. JIT yiRi rRJ.^^b i»Lia.
Not to tbe mnn of dollar*.
Sot to tbe man of deeds, Xol to lhe man of cunning,
Not to lhe mau of crcedh; .Sot In tho one vrbo^o poufllon
Ifl for aworld'i reuowu, Vot iu a form of fashion,
Cometh » blcsf-ingdowu.
N'ol unlo laud'rt ezpaur>iun.
Not to the miser*!! chest. Not to tbe princely mansion.
Not to tho blazoned creai. Not tn tbe fiurdid worldimt.
Not to the knsTiah clown. Not lo tbo bauphty tjr»ul,
Cometh a bb-siing down.
Not to thu folly blinded,
Not to lbe Kleeped in (-hBui*-, Not lo the car ual-mi nded,
Not to uiiboly fume : Not in n^irlectof duty.
Nol in lbe nionarchV cioku. Noi ut the "mile of beauty.
Comutb u blessing down
fiui lo theoue «bo?>e spirii
yearns for th« gn-stand rdi-i. Unlo lhe oUe wbopo rfrebouw <       Yieldcib tbe hungry food; Cnto the on- who lubor*. W Fea^le^s of f"« orfrown:
L'ulo ihf kindly btiaricd, Comttb » hleiMns dCi'u.
in tho season than in December, while others, if badly stored, are rendered of comparatively little valne. The strap-leaf red-top, and other kinds of white turnips, are among those re¬ quiring the greatest care, for if stored in too large bulk, without proper ventilation, tbey become pithy iu a short time.    Many methods
Iiancaster Savings Institution.
rriHB Office of the Lancaster Savings
J    Iustitutiou iB open dally from nine o'clock, A. M. until four o'clock P. M. , ,      „^    .
Those depositors who bave not exchanged certiflcates are requested to call at the office with as UtUe dolay as posaible, and receive the naw certificates, uow being Ia¬ sned, in exchange for tboso issued prior to June 6th, 1850, lu order tbat tha Iustitutiou may proceed In the recular transaction of business. By order of the Board of Trustees. E.SCHAEFFEB. A. E. fioBHUTS, Treasurer, Presideut. Oct. 7 _^ «t:4fl_
Inland insuranoe & Deposit Comp'y*
Cor. of Centre Square and South Queen st.,
LANCASTER, PBNWA.
Gsi%:>±t&X   $Xa3,000.
CHARTER PEKPETPAIi.
lhe sunk quivering to the earth.— oo the burface of tho gronnd, three feet wide j T NSURE against Loss by Fire, and ul creature toiled to the last; he had at the base, of any required length, and form- j J receive money on Deposit, aa heretofore, paying B • •   ¦ percent, on Deposits made for ao days or longer.
1 RUDOLPH F. RAUCH,
1     nor 2B-6ra-,'i2 Secretary and Treasurer.
EXCHANGE B.4nrR
OF
F.  SHHODBR &  CO.
terific yell which all tliree raised as they siw . and, as I sprang from the saddle into the midst   are appealed to, but the one   which we have their wily mana'uver iii-covereJ, und that fur-   of my startled comradei?, with a groan of ex-   found eucce.iaful, is to place a ridge of turnips
¦ ther silence would be useless. haustation
While the main body had continued to at-, The faithful j tract my attention by advancing coubpicuously ; done his  beat; his powera  were exhausted,   ing a point at the top like the letter A.    This J toward me, theae two partitB had taken advan- ; and, yieldiog ftt last to utter prostration, he , should be oovered with soil dug from the aides-
tago of Ilie numerous hoUowtj, which at times ¦ stretched his weary limbs upon the Eward, and   g^ as to leave a fiat, fourteen inches  wider
had cuucf.-tled ibem temp.jrarily from view, to '- I thought that the last race of my gallant gray ' tbun the heap, and surrounding it, thus leaving
divtrgu. timi by a widi^ circuit, nttain my rear, . was run.    How I uursed him through that long   a ditch around tbe pile to prevent the  admis- i rr^-cTTq i,      1.    e to acanaint
¦ I, gre.-n horn  that Iwas,  never dreaming of ! night, how I covered him with my owu .itore of   sjoq of moisture to the base on which the tur'     |   their friTdsan/the^i^bllc'JhatthefareSow ful-
¦ thi.-ct'iiiiiion ludian stratagem,   while stupidly    blankets, and aupplied him carefully nnd cau-    quis are plnced     The first coveriuir should not' lr prepared to do a general Banking, Exchange, CoUoc-
,.      ..(..,,,. i-ii.j..-1'L i_*i.Tijj ¦ lion and Stock Business with prompluesa and fidelity,
regardiog the hrst uu.i only   object which hud . tiously wuh grass  and water,   bow  I trudged ¦ fee more tban four incheH in tbickueas     Ou top '    Money received ou deposit aud pitld back on demand.
atiructcd my  gaze.    But  was  there  not  jet : along ou foot day  ufter day, for the next two j the   heap,   at distuncea  not grtater than five J S'surnXos^tld at\t'm;^^^^^^ Mo fij] peJ^nf'^""
time?    The two intercepting pavtiet'were rap-    weeka, and led and cherished him  as carefully 1 feet, turfs of Htraw   should   be placed,   which'     "
idly I'onviTging tow.'ird the liue of uiy retreat» ! as a feeble child, I have not  time to tell; but, | ^^jn leave holeH for  ventilation,   suffering the
ami were airtiudy within a quurter of a mile of j althongh many ii  mile be carried me in aftor j escaping moi.^iture to pass off during the aweat-
eHt;b other,   while   \ was uot  mxro than   h.ilf ] dsys over   ihese dreary deserts, and   many  a ^ ing of the turnips.  When tbe weather becomes
that .li^htacp from th" cenlcr.    Tbo muin bodj' i time brought mc alocgaJde  the flying  buffalo ; more Revere, more dirt may bo throwu on, un-
' with n tearful whoop, d.ished cn tn close me iu. ¦ in his mad career, yet never  agaiu did ho run ! til tbe whule thickness is twelve inches, which
Xoles. Checks. Bllla, Ac, collected in any part of the Uniied States orCaoadu.t.
Uncurreut Bank rfotea and Land Warrants bought and bold.
A Preminm paid forold United Slalea Gold and Silvor Coin, also ou Spanish and Mexican Dollara. Bemlttfu- cest madeto England, Ireland or tbe Continent. Partic¬ ular alteution paid to tho buying aud selling of Stocks aud LonuB of every description, iu tho New York, Phil¬ adelphia or BaUlmore markets.
OA.VIEI. G. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, has removed his Office from South Queen street to North Duke street, opposite the new Court House, second door south of the alley. uot 21-ly-Sl
REMOVAL.—Thomas  E.   Franklin, Attorney at Law, bas removed his office three doors east, to the office formeriy occupied by E. C. Rei¬ gart, Esq.         - oct 24-tf-4Sg
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[I'rota the Pioueer—A Cslifornla .Monihly Majjailna.]
A Steeple Chase on the PiRirxes-
The first  d:iy   of Juum.  1649!    Six pgo 1    How BiriiDger than ficlion it si'CE on this sizth iinnivt-rsary nf that ever t- day. after traversing all the vicissitude perience, after boxing the compasi c itormy sea, r.ud ihukir.g hauds with every ea tremity of foriuue, I >bould bn eeattd in this quiet little runcium ; tbe hum ot thnt mighty city, wbich w-is  ilun  the goul of our hopes, around me ; the wild freedom of the il- limilub'e prairies eschunged for the coufines of a dingy ofiice ; my snorting cbuigi^r dis¬ carded for thi" old arm chair; the Imd^te of the pioneer lai-l a^iJi* for u more puact^tul, hut mjghtitr vrvupon, ibis • griiy goose quili.'
Yfsl Six long years of Kit-ra eiperiKDce^ of lonrly wandoringf. of ever-changing, nevcr- oeaairg toil ami turmoil, huve cbange<l the boy inrt the man ; the youihtul romance of tiic emancipated studeni into the stern, fixed pur¬ poses, the utilitarian views of the elaye of bus- icesB. But have all tbeir atyrmy vicisaitudes snd wild excitements blotted from the mind the fearful memoiies of tbat terrific soene, long ago, when the ijro of the wilderness first looked on death '! Ah, no '. On this sixth unniversa- ry of that memorable day the thronging mem¬ ories of that fearful hour crowd thick upon me. The first yuildeu moment of alarm ; thnt terrible war-whocp, bursting from fifty eavago throats ; the rt'ckleBS desperation, the thrilling excitement of tluit wild chase of eight milf^, with fifty puiuicd dcnmns sailing after mc on their wild muatangs; the appalling fear, ns the sweat gathered on the ilanka of my flying gray and the foam flew from his heaving uo3- trila, leat his strei'gih nnd bottom shouU fuil ^e in piy dire cstremity ; und, above all, the exfilling thrill of gratitude and rapture when
, My horrc was fltti uud true,   but he was alsojan eight-mile steeple against the  field,   with    will prove entirely sufficient  for the severest'    Icj-Tha faithful and coufidential execution of all or-
:_..   J      TJ,.™ t..„™ .1.1 i,« ! iic .-» J        -i'-i..    t. -_.   r -   I.-    i ; , . . ! ders entrusted to them may be relied upon.   They will
If tbe turnips arc  slightly   sweated j be pleased to give any information desired iu regard to
ick, P. >I dec 13-tf
I travel-worn and (utigucd.    How long could he i fifty untamed  coursers of the  desert  for  hie i weather,
, distaucf .hose wild coursers of the du«en. eveu . oompetitorn and fifty painted   warriors yeUing ["io tbia beap before being covered, and are per- ! ^SlSrHouse^oiS M.
; if I esr.-u'cd the immediate dauger.    But there I in hia reur. ¦     . .   . _  .   , ,.•._.,
j WHS nil t:i::f lu .J«UluTHtn     Xow or uever was j *••••
I thi- (thai..;.-.   Another uiomfut woidd bo too j TheMau that KiBsed  the Three Girls.
lull'. Grasping my rifle with ii firmer clHtob, j A young man who boarded at a house in tho . ai.d re-.'i^^uriug with carcftsing words thc I country where several coy damsels, whoaaemed frijzhiput'd Hieed, who iilone could eave me from to imagine that mtu are terrirblc creatures, a liorrihii: faie, 1 made a bold 'dash for thc iu-   whom it wits an unpardonable sia to look at,
the white wogon tops of my comrades hove in Bight, as we flew over the summit of the last hill thai divided ua from safety, and the wild howl of the baffled horde burst on my startled ears—all, all come back ; nothing ia forgotten, and that UDspeakable revulsion of feeling, when my frightened steed ruahed into camp, and, his dnty done, bis force epent, his powers exhauat¬ ed, dropped almost lifeless to the earth, as I reeled from the saddle and fervently thanked that Providence who had looked down and pro¬ tected me iu my fearful need.
It was on Ihia day six years ago.   Eighty- five of U9, weary wanderers over the tracklees prairies, were month after month toiling on¬ ward to this distant land cf gold, whose lofty sierras and aummer plaina have since gathered to their eternal embraces bo many a member of that gallant, youthful band.    It was Sunday Jo^e wilderneis ; the wagons all   ' corralled'i on the banks of th?  'Little Blue;*'the toil- worn wmlta scattered   around, joyfully  crop¬ ping the virgin grasa under tho watchful vigil. ancB of the guard.    Some of the party were bathing in the clear stream,  some cooking< mending clothea, washing, lounging, or amok¬ ing, and all enjoying to the full a glorious Bunahiny day of rest and indolence,  when some evil genios posfcsaed me with  the  5ud< den desire to be the firat of tho party  to  filay the long expected ¦ buffalo,' an animal we had not yet encountered, but which now began to ba the constant tbeme of converaation and con¬ jecture.   Several of the boys were hunting turkeys in the margin of the timber which skirted tho river, ao that when I saddled up xny Bteed, and, with rifle at my saddle bow, itarted out to the northward, the few who ob- served my departure exchanged aly winks at my probable diaappointment, but never dreamed of the thrilling adventure tbat I waa so rashly rashing into.   Although we kaew that we were »bout the confines of tbe Pawnee Territoriea, gnWiad indeed been warned by a convoy of trappers, whom»-we had met but a few days provious returning from their wintering ground in tbe mountaina, that their war parties were out, yet, confident in our numbers, and th^ entire inability of our unpracticed eyes to de¬ tect any traces of them, we had attributed the ffell-meant warning of the mountaineers rather to a spirit of newamoDgering than anything else, and rather despised those wild BedonJns of the prairies cf whom we had heard ao much, bat had as yet failed to seo.
Faraway over the beautifully undulating and vernal bosom of the trackless prairies I rode gently along, on the qui vive for any indicationa of the object of my desires; but, though T aagerly scanned the horizon as I proceeded, not {^ living being met my eye except a few shy ^ntelopeSj whoae wary caution and quick per- Oeption rendered tbem impoasible of approach upon the open prairies. Far as the viaion ^ co^d reach, nought bat a monotonoaaly undu- \%ting surface of gently swelling and naked hills» covered only by the buffalo grass and flowers ofevery hue, extended in every direction toward the far horizon, wheu the blue sky of Snmmer kissed the distant bills, glowing in the fresh verdure of the advancing season.
Struck with the voiceleaa solitude of this un¬ trodden deaertj I rode slowly along, la?ily mu¬ sing on the strange Tiscissitudes which bad ao suddenly translated me from college balls to this wild scene, and had almost imperceptibly placed some seven or eight miles between me and camp, when far in the distance, directly in frontof me, 1 discerned a column of dust which, as I aupposed, betokened the long desired buf¬ falo.   Away weut romance and reflection. The ardor of the hunter took possession of me, and hastily looaiog my pistols nnd glancing at my rifle*9 lock, I struck spurs to my steed and galloped forward, never doubting that the op- poC.inity 80 ardently coveted waa now at hand. Charging down the hill and acroaa tbe inter- yening valley I rose another gently swelling roll of the prairiei and as I gained the summit, agun the moving cloud of dust met my gaie, and this time considerably nearer, and, aa 11 j, closely regarded it, I perceived that it was rap¬ idly approaching, and I began to discern the flaahing of bright objects gleaming out from its obscurity.   Thia looked like bnffalo, aud as tbe object, whatever it might be, continued to approach, I halted for a better view, and was not long in making out a large band of moun. ted Indiana, their snow-white shields and bur¬ nished lance-heads glancing brightly in the morning sun.
Still, however, I aoaroely thoaght of Pawnees bnt supposed it might be some hunting party of friendly Pottawatomies or Sionz; and at all events, knowing the mettle and powera of D^Htorae, and having a retreat at pleasure, I thought I ieoarred no great risk in waiting for a more satisfaotory inspection. Gradnally aoross the broad expanse of the prairii, thej dr«w nearer and nearer, now diuppearlng tna Tliw la vroniBg loat MaoMltd hoUew,
Sii^
tcrv:tl which atill scjiurated the detached parties i Uil ' '^'"-^ upon wbich thcy wero rapiillj closing.
Nobly the gullatit unimal responded to the call. Sunrting with terror at the wild shouts of our pursuers, trembliug iu cvt'ry limb with tbo inlenr^ity of his RXi;riions, he flew over tlje ground, »ud wilh tho floctiicsa of lhe wind, he dnshed between the approaching hordes, within a iiundrcd yurds of us ou either haud. With the energy of despuir I grasped the saddle wilh my kneea and bent furward to assist his flying course. On, on, toward the only hope of safety, fifty yelling demons hurd upon our tracks, their blankets und finery Dying iu the wind, onward we speed, pursuers and pursued o.ver the broad eipause of that prairie ocean.
Soon the fleetness'ind blood ofmy American courser began to tell on the enduring but slo\Ter footed mustangs of tbe Indians. Some of thu worse mounted were gradually dropping to the rear, and after running two or tbree miles they were strung out in a loug line be¬ hind me. Gradually I slackened speed, for I well knew that the bottom and endurance of Indian horses, accu.stomed to traverse immense distance.'' at a single stretch, is almost withou* limit, and nmny a long niilt' wa>! t-fil! befor? m^. Again tliey wculd diminish the ili.^tance, iiniJ again 1 was obliged to urge my jnded steed to his he.'it efforts. But I was bepiunins to bveathe freer. ih2 6r.-:t startling alarm waa over, half the dietii.iiie was accompliihed. If my gallao' gray could but maintain his tremendous exer' tion.i for four miles more I was safe. Once in sight of camp und the prudence of my wild pursuers would glance but enco nt the eighty American rifles which would gleam from behind our wagon wheels.
I was now dosceniiing a long but gentle in- cHnutlon toward a broad level depression in the prairie whicb spread  out about a couple of hundred yards wido at its base.    My savage pursuers were for a moment out of sight be¬ hind the ridge I had just crossed.    I reached the foot   of the hill at full  speed, my steed plunged forward on what seemed hard ground; and, 0, despair! sank to his belly in a treacb- eroufa swamp '    Ah ! can the gutbering years of all futurity ever blot from my memory the despair of that awful moment?    How far this seemingly impassable barrier extended up and down thc rivulet which divided it, I could not guess.    A terrific yell burst from the exultant warriors as thay appeared over the crest of the ridge and recognized the dilemma they had too truly anticipated.    Terrible fears chilled my blood.     In  that brief moment,  as the  wild savages came charging down the hill, tumul¬ tuous thoughts of home  and frienda,  mingled with the brigt anticipations so long cherished, of a golden futuro in the land of promise, came thronging in wild confusion throngh my teem¬ ing braiu.   There was one hopo left, desperate as it seemed; bnt there was no time for delib¬ eration, no opportunity for ohoica.   Resistance was madness.    I was hemmed in on every side bnt one.    Straight ahead was my ouly chance. I might flounder through, and, at all events, suffocation or capture in the bog was no worse than instantaneous destruction where I was.— Dashing the rowels iuto the trembling animal, I madly urged him forward.    The aoil, thougb covered with grass and apparently firm, gave way at every atep.   Plowing hJs wny by gigan tic efforts, now for an instant raiaing himself on some harder apot, theu sinking to his saddle girths, urged by my frantic exertions, terrified to phreniy by the appalling yells of the ap¬ proaching enemy and the shots which had be¬ gan to whistle around us, the noble animal toiled gallantly on and gained the firm bank just as tho dusky form of my pursuers, infu¬ riated at the possihle loss of their prey, were clustering on the opposite side, seeking a favor¬ able spot to follow-
Their deliberation aaved me. II required a strong control of reasou to walk my failing horee slowly up the hill, while the Indian^ were floundering after me through 'he swamp. But I rightly judged that a little breathing time wonld not be wasted on him. I turned the summit of the hill juat as the diacomfited Indians were beginning to crawl out of the bog and again putting spurs to my jaded horee, once more we sprang forward in tbat mad race of life or death. Onward we rushed over hills and valleys, across streams and throngh ra¬ vines, in headlong flight, puranera and pursued* The timber which marked the camp grew more and more distinct—now for a moment concealed by an intervening hill—and again as we flew over its snmmit rising nearer and clear¬ er to view. My horse was rapidly failing; great flakes of foam fiew from his mouth.— Covered with mud and drenched with sweat he still, however, toiled gallantly onward, spurn, ing tho wild sod of the prairie with bia flying hoofs. But the goal was neariy won. Oh! if he could hold hia pace a little longer ! The tireless mustangs of the Indians no match for his fleet Umbs in a short stretch, now exhibited their wonderful powers of endurance. Onward they swept after us with undiminished speed, their unahoru mains and sweeping tails ming¬ ling with the flowing drapery of the wild riders and flying out upon the wind.
The timbered  banks   of the   'Little Blue' whioh I had eo earnestly longed for, had been for some moments concealed by a long but gon_ tie ascent, the summit of which I waa approa¬ ching.   If from here the white wogons of our camp should be visible over the uninterrupted plain I should yet reach them.   But oh! if another of these  interminable ridges should intervene! My poor horse was on his last legs. But to perish in sight of safety—to be taken in view of the camp by these implacable sava¬ ges I   My brain teemed with these maddening doubta as I nearod the spot which was to de¬ cide my fate, and 1 trembled with eagerness for the view which might consign me to despair. I neared the summit; another bound and we were over, and were flying with faltering steps down a gentle inolination which swept away in gentle undulations to the longed-for timber still about a mile ahead.   I strained my eyea for indications of my comrades; and oh! rap¬ ture unspeakable i far away, but directly be¬ fore me, nestling at the base of the long dark line of Cottonwood, in full view of the panting fagitivei loomed ap the white circle of tenia and wagon tops—dearer to my longing gaze than to the desert worn pilgrim the lofty min< ftreta and marble palaces of £uter& itory. A ihoat of tciospli ttd •xoltttioB bant
vras oue forenoou accosted bj an acquaintance, aad u!tkci] what bethought of thc young ladies with whom he hnurtled. He replied that they were very shy uud reserved.
' So tbey ur«,' returned the other. ' »;rid .^o much so thai no gentlemau oould get near enough to tell the color of their eyes.'
•That may be,'said the hoarder quickly, ' but I wili stake a million that I cau kiss them, ail three, witboul any irtiuble.'
* That you caunot do,' cried bis friend, ' ij is nu uchievement which neither ynu nor any other man can accomplibb.*
The other waa positive, and invited his friend to the house to witness hia triumph. They entered iha room together, and tbe three girls were at horae, silting beside their mother, and they looked prim and demure as John Rogers at tbe stake.
Our hero assumed a very grave aspect, even to dejection, aud baving looked wistfully at the clock breathed a sigh as deep as algebra and as long as a female dialogue at a street door. His singular deportment now attracted the af tention of tbe girls, who cast their slow open¬ ing eyes upward to hia countenance Pro- ccivinjT thn impresi<ion be had mada, he turned t'» hia ciitniiiini'"'-. and s-iid in Id a doleful voice .
' (t waats three minutes of tbe time 1'
' Do you speak of dinner ?' said the old lady, loyiog down ber sewing work.
* Dinner I' said he, witb a bewildered aspect, and pointing, as if uncon9ciou.sly, with curled forefinger at the clock.
A silence ensued during which tbe female part of the household glared at the young mau with irrepressible curiosity.
' Vou will sec me decently interred,' he said turning away to his friend.
Hia friend was as rauch puiiled as any body preaent, and his embarrassment added to thc intended effect; but the old lady being no long¬ er able to contain herself, cried:
' Mr. C , pray what do you speak of?'
' Nothing,' answered be in a lugubrious lone, * but loat night a spirit appeared unto me,'— f heie the girls roso to their feet and drew near,) ' and the spirit gave me warning that i abouid die exactly at 12 o'clock to-day, nnd you see it wants but half a minute of tho time I'
^'he girla turned pale, and their hidden ayui- pathics were at onco awakened for the doomed aud departed ooe. They stood chained ut the spot, looking alternately at the clock, aad the unfortunate youth ; he tben walked to the old¬ est of the girls, and taking her by the hand, bade ber a solemn farewell. He alwo imprinted & kisd upon ber trembling lips, which sbe did not attempt to resist. He then bade the sec¬ oad and the third farewell in the same manner. Hia object was achieved, and that moment the clock struck twelve. Hereupon he looked around surprised an ejaculated : * Who would have believed that and apparition would tell such a lie ?' It was probably tbe gost of An- naias and Sapphira.
It was sometime before tbe sober maidens understood the joke, and when they did, they evinced no resentment
English Bacon.—Americana viaitiug Eng¬ land are often struck with tbe superiority of EngUsh bacon over our own, particularly of that from Wilta and Yorkshire. It is believed that the differeoce is owing solely to the mode of preparation- We publish the following re¬ cipe as fumiahed by Mr. Browne. It is worthy ofthe attention ofour ogrlcultural readers:
•As soou aa the bacon comea from tho butch¬ er's hands, it should haTe a covering of aalt, dried and rolled to a fine powder, well rubbed in with the hand tc every part, uaing the finger to fill every hole and joint, as it is moat impor¬ tant that thc meat should take the eait when quite fresh. Iu twelve honrs all the brine and damp salt not absorbed should be aoraped off the bacon and removed from the vessel, and dry added again, as mnoh as is needed to cover it, us before, and well tubbed in.
This proceas ahould be repeated every twelve hours for three days, when saltpeter shonid be added, getting off previously all the damp salt and briue as before, and applying lho saltpete^ as the common salt, adding a handful of the latter. A quarter of a pound of saltpeter to a side of bacon weighing seventy pounds is suf¬ ficient ; then mix one pound of coarse brown sngar and one pound of treacle or molasses, and pour over tbe saltpeter on the bacon, adding a little more common salt daily for threo days, whicb serves to make the pickle keep well, and the whole liquor should be ladled with a tea-cup over the bacon as often as convenient, four times a day for the first two weeks after it was first put to bacon, and then never less than twice a day for the remainder ef the time needed for ita pickling, which is four weeks, or longer if large bacon, and then it ahonld bo sent to the drying-house and smoked over a wood fire. '
mitted to dry off  before  covering,   ihey   will
keep bound until required  fur use.    The end \ INLAND INSURANCE
of the heap mav be opened,  and   this should'. A N D   DEPOSIT   COMPANY.
have a eouibcrn  or Houth-eastcrn   exposure.    OMce-Corner of Centre Square and South
^     , . ^ Queen streei, Lancaster, Pa.
Aa the turnips are removed, the exposed por-, CAPITAL,   $1!45  OOO.
tious ahould be covered with   straw,    Carrota, I Olt^t-STtoor I^o xrjpo'fcTxa.X-
beets, and ruta-bagas, may be preserved in ! T^i^S Company  oontiaues  to Insure
'   .*    agaVnut Lose 1>7 Flre, and recelvB Slooey oa Pe- 'osll, beariug Intereat as herelofore.
this waj.
)
In soils that are very dry aud sandy, and tho¬ roughly under-draiued, pits may be dug ao as i Taorz'ELi,7
DIHECTORS:
Dr. H. K. MUHLENBERG, Presideut.
  Jacob M. Leva, S. W, P. Botd.
to [.mce meroots uciow   tue   suriace   ot  tlie ^ ^^^.^^^ gj^^p^^^^      Feter MAaTI.^   David HAETXAif. erouud.    They may also  be   keot in   ceUara . Jon^ W- Jacksos, Pdii.ip absdt,    Dasiei. Good, ^ ,    .^   f ,       . . v«=mra,       RuDOLPU F. HAUCH, Secretary and Treasurer,
covered with dry sand and properly ventilated, j   jnne 6 tf-27
Carrots Mhould be compactly atowed,  with  a j J.~f7sHRODEU &. CO., Bankers.
small amount of earth between them.    Where   TJI AKE great pleasure in informing vhe roots can be placed under aheds, a covering of '   -^   public that they have made euch an arrangeni«ut
°       1 that they cau sell drafts on auy of the following places dry charcoal dust will be found   sufficient for   iu Enrope.   PernouB de.^iroua of Bending money to their
their preservation, although the   side . of li^^l^^l^^^P^^^^l^^^^^
shed may be opeu to thc weather. i 5®'"^*°'
_ Bremen,
To preserve apples, they should be placed in   Bru-'xeis,
heaps, and covered with planks or straw to in duce sweating ; this covering ahould then be removed, aod the air suffered to pass freely among them. Thoy will loae eight per cent, of their weigh! without shrinking in size. In about six weeks the second sweating will occur; and if the atmosphere should then not be as low in temperature as tbe freeiiog point, the secoud drying will prepare them lor being kept in safely by ony of the ordinary methods. Indeed, if .shipped immediately after the first sweating, provided the apples be not bruised they will keep for a voyoge of five weeks, anj on the sixth week the aweaiingwtll agaiu com¬ mence, aud if not properly seperated, decay will rapidly follow. The object should bo to keep them as near the freeting point as possible, but always ahove it. Delicately flavored applea should never come in contact, directly, with the soil; fpr if it containa muoh clay, or car¬ bon, it will abstract the aroma of tho apple, and render it comparatively flavorlcos ; indeed, jt will ofteu impart a grouud like Bracll and taste to fruits. Tho root crops are not so in¬ jured.
Parsnips may be preserved in the maimer named for turnips ; but it ia only uecessary for the purpose of keeping them clean ami free from rains, as freezing does not injure this root, indeed, they^are not fit for use until tliey i have been frozen. Market gardeners usually leavo part of their parsnips in the ground for their early spring anles, and tboso that have been thus exposed all winter, are sweeter und better than thoae dug in the fall. Thc property of the soil for extracting odora ia ao great, that a fishy dock baried in it over night may be cooked next d:iy, aud will be found to be free from .this objectionable flavor. Dry cod-fish is often ameliorated iu flavor by such treatment. Indeed, the clothes of thosc who havo died of tbe plague, may be worn by others, without the ^efiT of communicating disease, after tbey have been buried in the soil a few hourt*.— Working
Geneva,
Uamburg.
Heidelberg,
KoniKftburg,
Kiel,
Leipzig,
London,
Lemberg,
Lisbon.
Manheim,
Moscow,
Madrid,
Sumberg,
^'aples,
Poaen,
Prag,
Paris,
Peelli,
Kastadl,
Rotterdam,
Home,
SmttKardl, Stmsburg,
Fitockbulm,
Venice,
"Wlen,
Ba^le,
Cobluuz,
Dautzig,
Darmsiadt,
Frankford,
Freiburg,
Florence,
Money received ou deposit for auy number of days and paid back whenever wanted, with 5 per cent Interest, and if left lu one year S.'i per cent is allowed.
ocl 21 _ ^ *'"-^''
Iiancaster Co., Excliange Office
ON the first day of March nest, tbe underaignad, under tha firm of JOHN K. REED, k Co., will open au office at the comer of EAST KING k DUKE St., (near the Court House) Lancaster City, for the purpose of receiviug depositee, makiug loans and purcbases,buying aud selling real estate,Etocks, &c.,for others, collecting claims, kc, kc.
The caab capital of tha firm Is $20,000, and the partiea are individaally liable for Lti obligations.
Tbe usual rates of interest will be paid by special agreeraent on depOBitei* for more than 30 days. JOHN K. REEp, AMOSS. HENDERSON, DAVID SHDLTZ, Jau 31 tv-fll __    ISAAC K   HIBSTKR.
STKAY COTV.
C1AMK to thc premises of the subscri- / bnr, iu Manholm township, uear NelTnvllle, on the
Sth of October lasl, a BLACK COW, wilh aliu^ ^J
lift wUile on tlie helly. The owner Ik rsq neat-^'jW^S) ed to coma forward, prove proporly and lako'f^^|w^ her away, or she will bft disposed of according™***" tolaw. JACOB HAYKRsriCK.
uov^ia :i'l.52
IVot jc6 to Hunters.
ALL Peraons   found hunting,  fishing, or in any way treitpasHiog upou the lands of the
ny way treitpasBing upoi Buhscriher-i, ruKidlng iu Strasburg towm^lilp, Laacaater couuty, will be puuibhod according to the provisions uf the net ofAssetuhlv, iipproved April 1-tth 1855.
HENRY BRENEMAN, JACOB NEFF, JACOB HOOVER, HENRT MUSSER, JACOB SHAUB, DANIEL HELM, oct]0-15-;im. CHRISTIAN HOOVER.
WM. ACG. ATIiEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. ^Oface No. 45. East King Btrool.oppoHlte Sprecbnr'B Hotel. _8ept_26  _        -     -  »7-^3
JAMES BIIACK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Offise in But King Strejt, two doora above the Lbueaster County Hotel.___        ^ [mar 14 ly-lS
~AI-BUS J. JSTEFF,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Office with B, A. SE«rraH,E3q., South West corner ot Cen¬ tre Square, next door to wager's Wlue Btore, Laucaster, Pa. ^yJ.-}3^Z^.
I. IV. Elil'MAKEB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Office in North Dnke st., directly opposite the New Court House, Lancaster, Penu'a.  _'"*'LL'?Z'i?
"dTw. PATTERSON, A TTORNEY ATLAW.—West King
f\^ bL, Lancasler. ALSO, CommisBioner of Deeds and to take Depobillonsfor the Stales of Ohio and Dela¬ ware.           J'^^20'lM3;tf-7_
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Office with Nathaniel  Ellmaker, Esq.. North Duke streei, Lancaster, Pa,       ^ ^""^^^I^'lE.
JG-. MOORE, Surgeon Dentist, 9 coutluues to practice hU profession in Its various brauches, on the most approved principle. Office S. E. comer of North Queeu and Orange «lreet«,
J,-. 3.—Entrance 2d door on Orange strfset. _deo^r7 ly-4
D. G-. SWARTZ.
liAWCASTER, PEWN'A,
Land Agent for the State of Iowa.
T>EAL  Estate   Bought and Sold
X\j on commiflslon ; LAND WARRANTS LOCATED i MONEY INVESTED ON LAND SECURITY at the beat rates.   ICf"5,000 ACRES of choice Land for aale. July 25 ly-31
ARTIFICIAIi TEETU.
A NEW MATEBIAL FOB PLATE.
The Latest and Best Invention of ihe Age.
DR. S. WELORENS would reapect fally announce to hie patrons and lha public, that having purchased the right of this city and county to uae Dr. Slaywn's Patent Colored Oulta Percha, heis prepared lo furniah Sots of Teeth with thia inaterittl in a mannor far superior to anything uow in uao. Tbe advanta¬ ges aro tho ability of making & more perfect flt, aud a moro natural and heautiful job; aud tho material isvabtlymore congenial and morepleasant to be woru In the mouth than metal. All who havo ever had it applied will have nothing else. It la Impervious and perfectly Indestructible by acids or alkalies, aud caunot be In the leaat affected by the lallva of, or by auytbiug taken into the moulh. I have teated this by pultloglt into the strongest aqua fortls, with ao more effect upou it than would be from water.
All who wiah lo try tbe Outta Percha Teeth can have a set put In and if ihoy do not reuder perfect satisfac¬ tion, they need uot tnke ihem. Or If they are found not to Bland lhe test of time, a gold set, of tho very besi character, will be Inserted iu exchange, or the money will ba refunded. Call at tha office of Dr. S. WELCH¬ ENS, No. 34, Kramph'a Buildiugs, North Queen street, for farther informatiou upon this aubjeet, and see speci> mens of thla truly heftUtlfuJ invention,
JCj-Dentista wishing to pnrchase Offlco Sights for the
u.so of this Patent, lu the city or couaty ofLancaster,
can be accommodated by calling as ahove.   Instructions
will be given iu the uee of it. nov 28-tf-52
______
DR. S. WELCHENS respectfully an. nounces to his friends aud the pnblic in general, that baving abaudoned bis intentiou of leaving Lan¬ caster, ho removed hia office on the Ist of April last, half a Piiuare farther norlh, in the same street, to the house directly opposite Pinkerton k Slaymaker'fi Hard ware store.
In retarning bis grateful ftcknowledgcmentato his uu- merouG patrons aud friends, for the groat encourage- meut held out to him to remain, aud also for the very flattering testimonials otTered In regard lo the integrity and ho&uty of his work, ho takes pleasure lu stating to the puhlic that hehas taken Into bis practice a newand Improvedmetbod of MOUNTINGTEETH upon Atmospheric Plates of either Oold, Platlna, or Silver, prices varying oc- cordiugly, to suit the wants and ctrcuui- elauces of the patient.
This mode of operating surmounts mauy embarrass¬ ing difficulties aud disadvantages, with which dentists have heretofore been ohli^.d to couieud, tu order to ren¬ der their work perfectly comfortabla, nervicahle and pleasant to those who aro obliged to wear artiflcial teeth. Please call al lbe office of Dr. S. Welchens, No. 34, Kramph's buildiugs, aud examine specinieus of his/i/ole work, lo whicii he directs bis host elfort.t.
mar 21 _ lf-16
A CARO.
DR. S. WELCHENS respcstfully au- no ...   -	
WHO WANTS TO BE MABBIEDP
THE ART OF LOVE-MAKING I
The most eztrsordlnary book of tbe Nineteenth Century.
THE BLISS OF MARBIAGEl
The vay to the Altar—Matrimony Made Easy,
OB, HOW TO WIS A lOVBB.
One vol. of 160 pages. S2mo.    Price one dollar.
P\f \n  AAA COPIES already 18-
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Biila of any of tha specie-paying banks In tho Dnftad States or Canadas received at par- Oold dust can be sent from California,
All that ia necessary foryou to do Is to write a letter inas few words as possible, enclosing ONE DOLLAR, and write tha name, with the Post-offlco, Counly and filste. and direct lo PK0FE5S0E RONDOUT,
Publisher ^ Author, No. 82 Forty-Sixth »t., N. Y. Dewiti k DaV£.hpoet> 102 Naaaau st., are the whole¬ sale agents, dec 6]       53*1000 AGENTS WAKTED.-s*   [6m-l
5)l)UaiielpI)ia '!Asmxt\3£mznt5.
SAVIIVG FiriVD
OP TUB
UNITED STATES INSURANCE,
ANNUiTT AND TKUBT COMPANT,
S. E, cor. 3rd and Chesnut Sts., Philadtiphia. CAPITAL 8250,000.
MONEY is received on depoait daily. Tha amount deposited Is entarad lu a Dapoalt Book, and given to lha Depositor, or, If prafarred, a car- tiflcata will be given.
All sums, large and small, are received, aud the amouut paid back on demand, withont uotice.
Interest is paid at therata of j!vC p»r c«nt., commeu- oiDg from the day of deposit, and ceasing fourteen days previous to tho withdrawal of the money.
Ou the first day of January, In »ach yoar, tho lutoteBt of each deposit iipald to the depositor, or added to the principal, ashe may prefer.
ThoCompainr havo uow upwards of 1,600 depositors In the city of Philadelphia alono.
Auy additional information will beglveuby addressing the Treasurer.
DIRECTO Rti. STXPHanR.CBAWFoac.Prea'i.        William M.OoDffUf, Lawhexcb JoB5RO», Vice Proa'l.   Paul B. GooDiau, AinsROSE W. TnoMMOH, Oeobob McHesbt,
BB^TjAJini W. TiKQLBT, Jakbb DlVEEEirX,
Jacob L. Flobjutce, GcarAvrsExsLUis.
Secretary arui Treasurtr—PIANY FISK,
TiRcrand InterprUer~Z. C. OEHLSCHLAGER.
saptsroberS  ly-40
J31)UaMpli\a  ^brertiscmcnts.
Fancy Fura for  Ladies and Cialldie.'i JOECN PABEIRA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dzalcr in all kinrt i-i FANCY     F BJ It S ,
No  284, MARKET Street, (Above Ei-hlh) PHILADELPHIA.
HAVING- now coiijpletfd my v.-ry larga and beautiful asnortiiient of all liio diir.-r.Tir. mnas of Fancy Furs, and fashioucd into all tli-; i]i'u'-?r ent styles and fashions tliat will he woru darlu-j ;1.- preseut season by Ladles and Childreu, and Leait; C-.-x-r- mined to sell my goods at STTiaZ/pro^i Itwill Lc(j iL.- advantage of Ladles and others to give me a ciiU btii'fj purchasing.
N, B,—Storekeepers and the trade will do wl-11 (¦) cai:, as they win flud ono of lhe laig«Rl and besl v.irifty &: stock losaloctfrom In thecity. JOHN FAKEIHA.
MptlB _^ _      _        •I'l'-i'*
MAPS'of PENNSYLVANIA.'
ANEW EDITION of tbe l;ir-e M.\p ,    OP   P B5»ST LV ASIA—j ast   publi-hc-l    hj      It.      1.
BAa-JEa, No. B Souih Seventh street, I'hil adelphia.
Eij^Any person wlnhing a map, by cnclo-ini: $.'/ Uv mail, can havo one sent lo tbom by expr-iss, ii." I.mic^s- tor, Columbia or Mount Joy^       uuv lii-j-m.'i:
I^adles' Fancy Fur Store.
EUROPEAN AND AMBBIOAK" ffUBB. ''pHE  subscriber  has opened  for the
J. season his usnal splendid assortment of FDRS. consisting of Rueilau and Hudson's Bay E&ble, Stoae and Mink Marten, Hoyal Ermine, Arrica Chinchilla, *#., Ac. His assortment of Pnrs for trimmings is large and de sirable. Aiso, a fiue aasortment of Ladies' aud Osuts' Fur Gloves, GenU' CoUari and Cuffi, Carriag* »nd Slftgh Robes. Fool Muff-,, ^-c. j/ • -v-
All the above artislaa ara made lu the neweit itylei, and warrauted.
GEO. P. WOMRATH. No. J3. North Fourth St..PHILADELPHIA. N. B.—All kiuds of SHIPPING PURS bought, oct 24  3m-<7
LAWCASTEB COTTNTT
HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUM,
NORTH QUEEN ST., NEAR ORANGE, LANCASTER CITY.
K ETC HAM & VIOKERY, Commis-
       ouuces to his friends andthe publicgenerally,
that ho has purcbased the entire slock and interetit of tbe Drug and Medicino Store, formerly ownod by Dr. Xeigler, iu Nortb Queeu streei, directly op¬ posite tho Franklin House.
In combining tho Drug busluens with the practice of Doutislry, It Is not his denigu to have one luterfere with the general Interest ofthe otber; but by tbo employ¬ ment or n careful and judlcions hand, he feels tbat a su- periulendanco of the inleresls of tbe store can bo reu- deredt and yot tbe practice of bis profea^lpn^strictljmt- tonded too m aK Us detail. -i""'      " ^^^
Ue would therefore solicit a continnanca of the liberal
pairouago tho store has heretofore had, aud respiclfnlly
ask those ofhis frioud both iu tbe cily and couaVy who
may wunt Drugs or MedtciOGd to call.   It is hia design
^ to keep a large and well selected assortmont of Drugs
aiOH Dealers in Fumituio uud Housekeeping Ar- i and Chemicals of every descriptiou, aud warrantad lo be
Agrents l Agents! Agents !
PERSONS accustomed to procure sub¬ scribers for Books, Magazines, &o., or gat up cluba for newspapers, are requested to send us their names aod address, and we will forward them free of charge, a speolmen numtier of a publication for which they will find ready sale ; tud we will allow tham a commission of 50 percent, for their servicess.
J. BRADFORD k BROTHER, uov 28-31-02 No. 3 Courtland st.. Mew York
KEW SINGING BOOK FOR 186C-6.
One thouHand Tunes & Anthems.
I. B   'Woodbary'a Great Work
rOS SALBBTB00S9SLLBES AKD 31l:aiODEALZBaO£SNE&ALT.
'["^HE Publisher will on receipt of pixtj
M.   cents postage stamps, mail siugle copies to Teach¬ ers for examination, and pre-pay the postage thereou. F. J. HUNTINGTO.N, PuBLiehbu. octl0-45.2ra* 23 Park Row, New York city.
Book. AgcntM and CanvasserN
A RE "Wanted to engage in the sale
rV of several NEW AND IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORKS.
Meu of eio» lance and respectability can havo dis¬ tricta assigob. hem. Terms ara liberal, and the works offered are onl; for sale by Agents. Catalogueit. kz., furnished. Addreas C. T. EVANS, 18 GUsay Building, New York, or C. H. SCRIVEN, 19 East Fonrth Street, Cincinnati. [nov 14-lm-M
parvicr.
How Jim Wickeb's Head Got Bali>.—Jim Wicker was a comical looking fellow, with a very youDg face, but by reason of having no hair, he lookfcd very old from his eyobrowa all the way round to the baok of bis neck. He was Tery eeDBitive about tbe defect, and was aomewhat celebrated, from a fight he had with a traveling agriculturalist, who, upon heins aaked by Jim, * ffhat would canse the hair to grow upon his Bbining poll, was advised to cover the top of hia head with guauo, aud plant it down in crab graaB.* But Jim wouldn't quarrel wilh Cap¬ tain Wild, for that gentleman was not only the boat of tbe Fairy Queen, but also had the key of all *tbe refreshments* in his possession ; so Wlthont hesitation he enlightened his auditory after this fashion :
' You see tho har always did keep ratber scarce but my scalp, and I was always rubbing in one thing and another to fetch it out, for I waa sar- ten the roote wasn't dead, though tbar was lit¬ tle to be seen above tbs ground. I'd heard o^ bar's grease, and bought a gallon in bottles, but I believe it waa nothing but hog's lard and mut" ton laller; so I thooght I would have the gen¬ uine article, and I got old Dan to go out nnd kil\ Bomeibing for my especial benefit. Dan told me it was in tbe spring, and that the bar was in bad health and out of seaaon ; but I believed he was trying to quiz me, and wouldn't takeuo for an answer. A short hunt fotched a critter at bay, and Dan, by a short io the vitals, 'saved the varmint; but the bur waa in bad oondition, *^or be looked aa seedy as an old Canada thistle, and he had, hardly tie enough in him to keep his jints from squeaking, bnt what be did have I got aud used; and strangers, said Jim, look" ing sorrowfully round on the company' ' in two days what Uttle hair I had commenced falling off, nnd in a week I was as bald as a gun bar¬ rel- Dan was right ; the varmint was a shed¬ ding himself, and had nothing in him but har shedding ile, and the consequence is, I can't in the dark tell my head from a dried gourd, ifl depend on feelin*.'
licleN generally, have opened alarge ai<Rortmcnt of goods In their Hue ai the abovo locatlDO, to which thoy are dal¬ ly receiving additions. Their fitock consists of CHAIRS of every description ; Plain and Dupln UurcauH ; Iligh Poet, Low Post aud Cottage Bod- steade. Plain and Marble Top Tables, Sofas, Hat Stands, Work and \Va=h Stands, Wbal-uots, Cribs, Cra¬ dles, Looking Glasses, kc, &c., includlug all articles re- fiulred by housekeepers. They have also a general as- Eortment of well kept second-hand Furniture at low I prices.
Tlieir stack haa ali been pnrebased during the preseut ¦ pressure in the money market, for cxsu, and having re¬ solved to make Lancnster tbeir future home, they rely for success, solely oa ihelr ability lo furnish good ware at the lowest Phfladelphia pricea.
Their arrangements with tho manufacturers and im¬ porters of Philadelphia and Now York, together with Ibeirlarge stock on hand, will enable them at the short- ebt noiIcQ lo supply their patrons with every article in their line, from the mostgorgeous furniture for tha bri¬ dal chsml^er of iho opulent, down to the humble indls- peusables of tho most indigent.
Comc, then, high and low—rich and poor—and you will bo couTinced that time apout at the Emporium la well spent.
B3-A good market for surplus furniture wUl always be fuuud at the Emporiim, by those winbing to sell.
iCj-Also, Repairing, ¦Varnishing, &c., neaily done.
dec 5 if-i
of tho very best the market can atl'ord.
Thosa who wish bin Dental servicen, will please call athisofSce, No, 34 Kramph's Buildings, North Queen itreet april 16-20-tf
Scarpa'^ Acoustic OH.
THE only cure for Deafness, Pains IN THE EARS, am   also all those disagreeable uolsos like the buitlng ofiusects, falling of water. whJi- ring of steam, kc.,i'c., whicl. are symptoms of approach¬ ing deafuass. IC5-ForKaleat JOHN F. LONG k CO.'S
Drug k Chemical Sta-s, No. i Nortb Quoen st,, Lane'r. inir 11   if.s3
J. GALIiAGHER,
DENTIST, having located in the city of Lancaster, Pa., respectfully of¬ fers his professional services to those who may require themand chooHetoglvehimi a call. U* haa been Bug;\gBd in tbo pro¬ fession for over leu year« ; bas had exteusivepractlce In Chester couuiy for lbe latil six or seven years, and can give lbe best of reference and evidence respecting hlh professional skill and quaUfications. He would also an¬ nounce tbat ha bus obtained tha exclusive right of Lan¬ caster cily and county for tbo use of CL.\VT0N'S PAT¬ ENT PLAN for making aud setting ARTIFICIALTEETU; which is acknowledged by gentlemen that were ofthe examiuing committee on heutlstry, iu tbe N. Y. Crystal Palace. Professors of Dental Colleges, and other scien¬ tific Peutlsts have also admitted that It surpasses anv other plau uow known, for beauty, strength, cloanliuea's and cheapness.
Jcj^fflca and residence ou the east side ofNorth Duke street, beiweon Orange and Chesuut, ouo square and a half uorih of the Court HouEO,audaehoridlstancesouth ofthe railroad.  mSft-wlyidlm
A Beautiful Magazine for Cliildren.
MKSSRS. DIX & EDWARDS take occasion lo announce that, with tbo beginning of tbe New Year, the well-kuowu Magazine for Boys aud Girls,
TOB SCHOOI.FEI.I.OW,
will pass into tbeir hands. It is their iutentlon to make It excel any publication for cblldreu ever l&i*ued In ibis conntry or elsewhere; and thoy will employ, for this purpose, ail the resourct«, which their position as pro¬ prietors of PUTNAM'S MONTHLY, and their ralatlons With tbemost popular anthors, put Bt their command.— They will aim to combine, lu the engravings and the leller-preas of THE SCHOOLFELLOW, the utmost pos¬ sible bsauty, variety, interest, and substantial Instruc¬ tion, with an elevated moral tone aud rovereat spirit. [u short. It will ba their purpose to render tbe SCHOOL- FELLOW a welcoma visitor aod a valued friend among lhe children of every family,
THE SCHOOLFELLOW
Will continue to be published at $1 a year, payable al¬ ways in ad vaaca. Eitber Putnam's MoiUhly or House hold Words willbe sentwlih the Schoolfetlmo. to o»e addrQss.for $3..'V]; or all three of thesie Magaiines fur $5.50.
Agreatchango will bemade in tha charactar oftbe ongravlngB, which will ba equal to those of the most iEy^*^-WB£lratei,<iublleailonB. The number for Jan- ¦hr^^lll ue IesuoT' early in beoember. Specimens will be sent gratis ty all who apply.
DIX & EDWARDS.
nov 2a-tf-5^ 1P Park Place. New York.
STAUFFER & HARI.EY,
Cheap  Watcliea and  Jewelry,
WHOLES AX EANDRETAIL,
AT the "Philadelphia Watch and^ Jewelry Store," No, Oi', North Seoond 8t-.^|ta? cornerof Quarry, Philadelphia. Gold LoverWatches.fuU jeweled,I8caratc«««,   $23 00
Gold Lepine, 18 carat    24 00
Stlvar Lever, full Jeweled   Pi 00
Silver Lepino     d 00
Superior Quartiers     7 00
Gold Spectacles     7 00
Fine Silver Spectacle     1 60
Gold Bracelets     3 00
Ladles'Gold Pencils     1 00
Silver Teaspoons, aet     B 00
Oold Pena, With Pencil and Silver Holder     1 00
Gold Finger Kings, 37>i cents to SSO; Watch Glasses, plalu, I2>i ceuts; Pat«nl,lS^; Lanet,2fi; otber articles In proportion. AU goods warranted lo be what they are sold for. STAUFFER k HARLEY.
Ouhand, some Oold and Silver Levers and Lepines, etill lower thau the above prices.
oct 3  ly-44
Daniel's Hay Cutter.
THIS superior Hay, Straw and Fodder Cntter has received the bighest premium s-^mm tha Pennsylvania State Fair and variom other ex-^Q« hibitlons the past and preseut eeason, aud is belle-«^°^ ved to ba the t)est iuthe market. For sale Wholatale and Retail by PASCHALL MORRIS k CO., Agricultural Warehouse aud Seed Store, N. E. cor. Tth and Market sts., Philadelphia. oct IO.tf-45
WM. UILI-ART. J. MFLLK gnin,TZ.B
HILLART & SHTJLTZ'S
GREAT  WESTERN  WHOLESALE
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 533 Markst St., bei. 15th and 16th, North
side, 5 doors above the Western Exchange
Hotel, Philadelphia.
THE subscribers having greatly in¬ creased their facilities, and added largely to thalr stock, are now prepared to furnish all articles in their line at tho lowest market price, aud on as reasonabl. terms as any houtiO iu the city,
N. B.—Theytake greaipleasurein respectfully calling "the aitention of city and couniry Druggists, Merchauts, aud Physiclaus, to a ll-t of tho following articles which comprise a small portion of their extensive slock, viz:
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery and Toilet articles ofev¬ ery deBcripilou, both foreign and domestic. Also, a very extensive assortmeut of tha popular Fauiily Medicines
PAINTS.—Whlto Load, American and French Zint Paints, White and Brown, Wiudow Gloss, Putty, Gla. ling and Hacking Knives, Glazier's Diamonds of'tbe baM quality. Paint Brushes ofevery descriplion; Graiuinp colors of every descriplion, put up vessels, frum 1 pouud, upwards; Furallure, Coach, Map, Chiun Glass, De Mar and Spirit Varnishes, and every arti¬ cle appertalninglo the Drugaud Chemical busiuei^, whicl they are prepared to furnish on aa reaaonablo tenns a..- nay house in the city.
Returning tbanks to their form tr friends and cuitom- ers for their kind patronage, they hops by strictatten¬ tion to the business In future, to merit a further sbare o! public patronage. may 30-ly-26
WM. B. TAYLOR'S
(HEN'S Ai\D BorS' CLllTIIIAG STORE,
South West corner of Second and Dock Stt., PHILADELPHIA.
TO THE CITIZENS OF LANCAS- CASTER:—Ton are respectfully invited to exam- ino tho extensive and varied assortment of Men's end Boys' Clolhing, at the ttore of thc subscriber, where may always bo found a full supply of R^ady-Made Clo. thing, of allnizes, mado by experiencod workmen aod ol the very best material, the make, fit, and appearance surpassed by no eftiabli«hment lu lha ciiy. Please prc- servft tbis uotice, and give me acall, aud fit out vuur- ielT»ii and hon« in a maanerworthy of you and tbeui.— Kemember lhe South West comer of Second and Dock Stredta, WM. B. TAYLOB.
^pril 11  ly.g
IRON KAILING,
AND ORNAIVIENTAL IRON WOKK.
THE subscribers arc  prepared tj  UU orders of any amouut for IRON WOllK, such tt Railimm roa Pcblic Ji Private Pahs?, C ardev?. arrpd.
VbeASDAB, BALC0.'»IE8,  CEaSTfiKTLOTi, ic.     .'.:. 0,/)0.^
StairM,Doors.Shutlers,SeUees,Tablet,Dogs, Chain, Wnui-yM G-ucrds, GaUs, Fountains, ^'c, ^c. They pa) pi,,, ucoinr atteuUon to encloolog CEaiETKRV LOTa :ind PAUK-, having the largest anortment of Palierns of any Ciitb- llsbment In tha couutry, are enabled to please lho meat fastidious in taste. Aiclitlect? or buildera in uc^y yu'- ot the Union, wanting Irou Work, by sending ua draw¬ ings, will receivo the estimate for co^t of wcrk, and wa willfurnlahany work from their dedgna or druwii^s that may be denired.
Persona wishing articles of oar manufacture, by aJ drei-dlDg OS a few lines, Btatiug for wbat purpose, will be furnished with printed dealgus by return mail, with pricei annexed. All orders sent ua wili receivo prompt attoution, and the work flnishod and fltted tnt'i* hs't. manner, aud packed In boKa for safe cHrriage.
HOOD & CO. 121 North Tenth at. aud Broad Kldge Avrii:ue,
nov gl-8m-Sl  Philadelphia.
Cloaks, Sliawls ana SlerinocH.
NOW OPEN, a large arsurtmeiit of LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS, lu Black, Brown. Gray and Tan, of all lha now and faibija.i*JU eiylCJ -t folly 23 per cent, lest than usual prices-
BROCHE SHAWLS—Long p.nd Equaro ; elegant designs in Scarlet, Crimsou, Green. Ii:'.:o, Or- aoge. Mode, Black and two-fac: d Ci^uirsi. Thc;o soodj are from auction aud will be sold al whole; iia pricca— Among tham are some particnlarly banuaome aiyies.
LUPINS' FEENCH MEEINOES—Purcbacea
ata recent auction sale, by Messrs. Puinejii, Briu'oy i Co., & choice assortment of colors, at prices from 7 J cls lo S1.12K- Also, from the same sale, Lupiob* I'laiu aad Higb Col'd Wool De Laiues, atSTi^—never gold :'.t los i thau 50 cls.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES—Bl'k. Brown
and Olive Broad Cloths; Ladies' Clolus for Cieaks ; Black Cassimeres and Doeskms ; Black, Siecl Jlixed and Gray Satinets, with a general os^ortmeul cf goods for Mens'and Boys' wear.
BLANKET ROOM.—American, EnglhU and
French Blankets, ofevery siie nnd qU:iliiy—,rom pl.-' upwards ;—by the single p^lr or iiua^i'lty. N. B.—Inducements offered to ihe uet casih tradi. COOI'ER k CONARD, noT2I-6t-ai]       S. E. Cor. 9th and .Mark-t eta., PhUa
THOS P. DILL & Co.,
HAVE OPENED
AN IMMENSE OLOTHJNG IIOUSE
A.ND
MERCHANT TAILORING EST.IEUSHMENT
ON Chesnut street^ i'ijiludul].hi-i, No. IM, ouo door helow fifth rir'^.^r. north side. Gentlemen who wiah to purchits'; tif-ir Cl'jtliint rcsdy made, quite as good (t,-- can be lu.i'i'l'V itiiy 3Icri.biinl Tailor iu lha United Stale.", should v..-it [hi.-, ujagaiil- cent store, where GOUD.S OF Tlii; Fl-Vl^bT CL.\.i3,ara kept roady made aad in lhe pii;c^! wliich will fci: m:tdo up to order, atthe tiborlesl nolica uu'i pt^rfticl rratlsfuc- lion warrauted.    Also a full ii.-i;iirliiivu: of fine
:E*i3jrJXXsT-i i Tt s   CB»-ooc2.s»
and every arlicis Is marked -wiib ih^ lowejipriuoits plain figures. nov'-jJO-W^
"new  masonic   HALIi.
PHILADELPHIA.
A GENTS Wanted iu uvory town and
^^ county in the United Stateji, lo ft-11 lho beiutiful [ilciure of the GRAND LODGE ilDOM, iu tlie Nlw Mabo.vic Hali., Philadelphia. This Plme ts s-sl iric very rapidly, and elicits the admiration of all. for t:i.' cjr- recinesiaud fidelity wilh which ih'> St<Uuar>;. f'rcjCJ Patnrin;?! und Fumt/ur£ are ropri'M-atcd nud ':h- nf.l— (lc beauty and harmony of the colore. Siie uf I'la:e. 2"^ X2S.    Prico 83,00,
Bookpcllers and Pictu.e Dealer? within? :o n!;.; ;;S'm- cies for It, will please MddrfS'j. for furiher lii**'ii.'i:ili>^li, L. K". JtOaEXTHAL, Lilh.'ifrapbT,
nctl7-46-.1m i'bila.I-lp-i'!.
Both Rhtme'AND Reason.—Thc Sandusky Register turns the crank of ita poetry machine and SQQils forth tbe foUowing delicious senti¬ ments : "Like the breath of the lilly, so sweet and BO Btilly, do amiks of kindness make the heart glad. Frail is the flower, yet great ia her power to cheer the lonely and soothe the sad. The smiles of beauty, to do full duty, should beam on the einful, the sick, the dis¬ tressed ; Dor &11 their brightaess be poured od the lightness of hutterfiy flatterer's sparkling orest and hollow breast.
•The voice of sweetness Is music's complete¬ ness, when ioords of kindnesi, by beauty spoken, breathe hope to the sighing, peace to the dying^ and faith to the hearts by misfortune broken. Not in halls of Bplendor, where praises attend her, 'mid wMsperinga tender, does her voice sound sweetest tohearea above:—the 'sphere of woman,' more angelic than human, is the cirole of Charity, Faith and Love!—how sweet it sounds to the heaven above—Chakitt, Faith and Lovi! '
JOB PRINTmo
OF AtL KINDS,
From the Largeat Foster to tbe Smalleat
Card,
DONE AT   THIS OFFICE, in  the BEST STYLE, with great despatch, and at the lowestprices.
C3-HANDB1LLS for the t^ale of Real ob Pebso.vai, Pbopertt, printed on from OKE to THREE HOUHS KOTICE. DOT IMf-BO
SURVEYING.
THE subBcribar would announce that being provided with Instruments of the latost im¬ proved make, he Is prepared to do all kiuds of SURVEY¬ ING wilhin tbo conntyln a correct and satisfactory man¬ ner, ou reaaonablo terms, and respectfully oolicits a share of public patronafo.
Deeda, Mortgages. Bends, and other legal writings drawn with neatness and accu¬ racy.
Also gives his atlentlouto Clerking sales of Eeal Es¬ tate and Personal Property. ICj-Ordersfrom a distance promptly attanded to A. R WITMEK, Safe Harbor P. 0. Ii3»?lftce of residence about I^ miles northerly from afe Harhorlron Works, «n Lancasler road. gJQ'r " l'y.32
CO-PARTWERSHIP.
'PHE undersigned have this day enter-
* ed Into co-partnership iu the BOOK'aND JOB PRINTING BUSIKESS. under lhe name and firm of Hd- BER k I'lKKEBTON. J, F. HUBER,
E. J. PINKERTON. LancjLSTEb, November io, lS5o.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. 'pHE undersigned  respeotfully inform
-*- the public that Ihey are prepared to execnte every descriplion of
JOB FEINTING,
at short notice andou reasonable terms. Jcf-Particn- lar attention paid to
Flock, Crystal. Bronze & Col'd Printinc, at the FRANKLIN PRINTING OFFICE, -next door to Shober's Holel. North Queer, street, Lancaster, Pa.
nov iI-tr-01 UUBER m PINKERTON.
MARIETTA
HAS become the great Coal Depot, The celebrated WYOMING VALLEY COALS art soiling at $3.60 for Stove, and 3,00 per lon for No. 4, or largo nut, by tbo car load. Also, sevorai cargoes of Sha¬ mokin Nut Coal. ("Luke Fiddler Red Ash,") a superior article for steam purposes—at equally low rates by tho cargo or car load. Jcj-The attention of retailers, man¬ ufacturers aud lima burners Is respectfully solicited.
A superior article of bunch (short) Shingles for sale low to close a consignment.
i[;^Merchandlie transported to all points of tbe RaU Roads. ROTH k BROWN,
dec 6-tf-l Upper StaUon, Marietta, Pa.
A Teacher Wanted.
ONE Male Teacher is wanted to take charge of ono of tho public schools In East Earl Dlttrict, Lancaster couuty. Tsem, 4 month*, to com¬ meuce Immediately after obtaining a teacher.
GEO. BUTT, deoa-3«t-l Secretary of the Board.
Stobiko Potatoes.—For several years we have fonnd the following to be effectual in pre- aervlng potnto&B from deoay, throughont the entire winter; and, so far from iojuring them for table use, it makes them mote palatable:
Fat them in the cellar bb dry as possible, and before patting them In the bin, sprinkle the bot¬ tom well with Blacked lime, and give the pota¬ toea & llight BprinkUcg ai they are deposited. Car9 iboold b« tftkcoi not to um enough to gen' •nt* hMt ntBiliBt to mom thm to Ttgiut*.
$14,500 W^AIVTED.
BY an Ordinance of Goancila passed th:a 32d day of August, 1B56, nntborizlugtbe May. or to make a permaueut loan of $20,000 for ten years, lu Coupon Bonds, of $000 each, at a rate of Iuterest not exceeding six per centum per auDum—Interest payable Mml-annaolly—for the payment of which principal aud Interest tfae Faith and Credit of tha City is pledged.
Tbe above amount is wauted to make the lean author- lied.
FenonshATlDgfflDneytoloaiilnB&fs and permaueut luvestmeatfhaduelterapply early.
J. ALBBIGHT, Mayor. Lancaster, Kov. 2S, 1S55.  ' 31^2
COUiVTKir UIEKCUAIVTS
AKE respectfully requeated to call at No. 27 North Queeu sL, Lancaster, Pa.   1 hav* a very large assortment of
of every descriplion, aud 1 pedge my.self to sell at Phil¬ adelphia priceti. H. K. RAWLINS.
uof 7 tf-4fl
OSQOOD'S IXDIA   CUOI.AGOGVE.
^ N  unfailing  remedy for fever  and
ague and other bUions diseases.   A supply just ro- '      ' ' at JOHN F LONG a: CO.  UruggiBts.N'o..q. Nortb Qaeen ulreet
TO  UOITSEKEEPERS.
JUST Received  1  Case of SAPONI- FIEROR CONCENTRArEDLYE.a Hubstltule for Potash iu makiug Hard and Soft Soap.
This ts an excellent article, and for sale in Tiu Boxes of 2 pounds eacb with ampl« directious for using by JOHN F. LONG A: CO., Druggists, oct 3l-tf-4S] Na 5. Korth Qneen street.
Iiancaster Cu. IVornial ScUool.
qiHIS INSTITUTION is located three
JL miles from Lancaeter City, in the village of Mtllers- lown Lancasler counly, Penn'a.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
In this depariment ladies and gentlemen will receive such Instructions iu the various branches of Euglish education and iu the Scieuce and Art of Teaching as is deemed best calculated Io qualify them for tbe arduous and responsible duties of the Teacher.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
The iustruotlon in this department will be of a thor¬ oagb, practical nalure, aud well calculated to prepare Individuals for the active business trausacllons of life, or for entering any of the advanced eiasties In College. AccompUshed leEichers, (as In all the other branches,) are employed to giveiustructlons In Vocal Mtttlc,aud in Music on the Piano.
The Instilutiou isuuderthe control of J, F. Stoddard, A. M., as Principal, whose reputation as au acoom- pliphed scholar, and as au omiueLtly sucoflBsfnl aud thorough cducaiorJB too extensively known to retjulre comment. '~'
Parents who send their sons and danghters to this Iu¬ stitutiou can rely npon having them thorough Instruct¬ ed in th© brauches pertaining lo their future usefulness, respeetabilily aud well being as members of an indns- trious, intelligent and refined society.
Thc term will commenco on Monday, November fith, aud will contiuue twenty-two weeka. The opening ad¬ dress will be delivered by the Hon. Thomas H. Bdb- RQW¥3, at 2 o'clock, P. M, November 5lh. The publio In geueral arc iuvited to be present.
It is d<>Birable that all bills of tuition should be paid at tbe commencement of the term, and of boarding monthly. 	
TUITION and OTHER EXPENSES.
Common English Branches, perqnarter U weeks,..$S.O0
, Higher do......do do do  7.50
Latin and Greek....do exiraeach 2.C0
French and German.do do 2.00
Penciling, Painting and Drawing, extra 3.00
Muaic—lull lessons on tho Piano,...do S.OO
Dseof Puiuo do 1.00
Vocal Music do 2.O0
Board, per week 2.00
Board aud washing, per wCi-'k  2,2.5
Board, washing and lights, per week  2.00
For furiher particulars address J.F.Stoddard, D.S. Bare, or L.M.Hobbs, Millerstown, Lancaster, county.Pa.
D. S. Bare, Sec'y, ABRAHAM PETERS, Pres't.
MiLLERsTOwy. oct 3 1855. lf-44
ceived and for sa oct.1^1-tf.
FAI^L. AIVO ^^CVTER GOODS.
^IHB subscriber would invite the at-
X tflutioL of his friends and customers lo his well so¬ locted and cheap assortmentof FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Just received, a good assorment of French Merinoes, Thibet Clolhs, Alpacas, Cashneres, Dc laiMS and every description of Ladles' Dress Goods.
A largo assortment of CUlhs, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Vestings, 4*c., iu store, which bave beeu purchased at a bargain, and will be sold very cboap.
Also, a fnll stock of Long and Squars Brocha, Bay Slate. Thibet and Cashrmre Shawls, Flannels, Sheeting and Shining Muslins, Tickings, Checks. Linen and Cot¬ ton Table Diapers, Hosiery, Gloves, ^c. with a large and splendid assortment of Embroidery, Dress Trimmings, kc, which will be sold at a small advance on cost. HUGH S. OARA.
oct31-lf-4S No. M, East King St.
Mrs. H. C. MOHLER,
HAS opened   a NKW  iMlLLI-^^^;, NERT, A'o. 80,S' North Queen street, a few\&^ doors below the RaU Road, t!f hetb shB respectfully**^ Invites lho Ladles from lown aud conutry to give her a call.
E^^Havlng selected the latest French styles, ehe flat¬ ters heriieir to please the taste of her patrons, nov 14 4*1-50
IMMEDIATE   RELIEF   FOR  THE
TOOTH ACHE.
TCHERE in now to be had at the Drug
A Blores of JOHN F. LONG k CO., and Mr. WIL¬ LIAM O.BAKER, a mostetfectual remedy, whicb will, if properly applied according to direction, remove the most violent TOOTH-ACHE almost instantaneously.— Should the paiu, iu the toUrse of a few days be felt again, the eame application has to be made, and after a few applications tbe Tooth-ache willbe etfectually cur¬ ed.
JCj-Please call for A. FERGER'S TOOTH BALSAM.— Prfcfl a's codU pwr vlal. may 3n-tr-2B
TO FANNY FERN'S 1,000,000 READEES ! .A.INToXTtT' :Boo1s. OotviItis.
WE have the pleasure of anuouuciug that wa hare In prosB, and Rhall pnbliah about th. llrHt of Pe^embar, a Dew irorl^ cf fiatlon, eatltled
A ROMANCE—BY FANNY FERN.     '
The last work, and first coulluuous tale ofthis bril¬ liant and fascinating authoress, "Ruth Hall," achieved a success nnexampled In the annals of letters. In tbe language of a leading periodical, "it created a more prO' found seusatiou than auy which bas boen Issued dnriug a quarter of a ceniury," Bul It is unupccisary to allude lo the merits of "Ruth Hall.'' Judging from the uum¬ ber of copies of ft wohftve sold, wb judgo that every, body in the United States has read It. As respects tbe work we have now In press. Rose Clask, we can only Niy that we regard It as, lu every respect, a great«r, better work ; and are confident it will not only suitaln, bnt eveu Increase the reputation of its distinguished authoress. We have reasons for thinking "Rose Clark" will make a greater sensation tbau did "Rutb Hall."
It will form an elegant l^rao. volume of over 400 pa¬ ges. Price Slt25, ou receipt of whioh eoples will be sent by mail, post-paid. It will befor Mie by all booksellers.
iCS-Any newspaper giving this adverUseroent threo Insertions, and sending us a copy of paper, with adver- ttsameut marked, will rccolve an advance copy oftha work, hy mall, post-paid.
Ef-T'ubUsbed by MASON BROTnERS,
nov 14-lt-M New York.
HERE IS TUE PLACE!
TAe Cheap Dry Goods Slore in Lancaster. BARGAINS I BARGAINS !!
CHAS. M. ERBEN & BROTHER, have justopened alargo and oomplete stock of Naw Spring Goods, which they are prepared to sell even cheaper ih&u their usual low prices.
Their slock comprisoe a fine and full assoriment of HOU8t:KBePlNG GOODS! consisting of Super Heavy Tickings at 8,10, 13 aud IS cts; Yard and a quarter wide Sheetings at I2K; Bleach¬ ed and unbleached MuflUns at 6, S, 10 & 12>£ cts; nevr atyle Calicoes at 4, 6, S, 10 & 12K cts.' Cottou Table Cov¬ erings at 12>i, ISX 4 25cta; Liueu aud Cottou TowUngs at6!^, 10&12}^; Snper Linen Damauk & Cloth Table Covers, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, ic. &c.
ALSO, a choice and desirable slock of Dress Ooods and Embroidery. New style rich Mous de Lalns at 12 Ji and 2.^ cts,, choica colors plain do. do. 6)f, 12)^ * "' cts. do. do. all wool do. do. at 37"^ ; French Worked Collars, atdji, laji, ap to $1,2.}, do. do. Undersleeves at 37K. 50, np to 1,.W, do. do. Spencers, Hdkfs, 4c., &c.
Now is tbo time for all those In want of good Goods at low prices, to call at our esiabllshmont, and wo will en¬ deavor to please all who may ^ve us their patrouaga CHAS. M. ERBENA BRO. Korth Queeu st. Next door lo Sprechers Iron Store.
march 21 Ift-if.
Coal at BeduCGd Prices.
THE undersigned having purchased the Coal Yard, Boate, 4c., of the CouestogaTransporta- tion Oompany, are now receiving tbeir supply of COAL, which they offer to their cnstomern at much reduced pri¬ ces. GEO CALDEU 4 CO.,
Office Conestoga Transportation Line, No. 34)i Norlh Qneen mreet, Lancuwiar.  m IQ-tf
Bristol BricR DuNt,
FOR scouring Knives,   Forks,   &c,— entirely free from clay, and found to do lhe work quicker aod easier than tbe Brick itself.   For sale by WM. G. BAKER. Druggist. aue 15-tf-!nl Cwnlr^ Kgnsrn, I,>incaRt«r.
Eujinitablc  Hair Coloring.
THE subscriber bas received an addi¬ tional fuitply ofthis celebrated article, which pos- Bcsees thepecuiiftr pr.^7«'rty of darkening the humau hnlr, and causlDg t;ri.'y lu'i'io assume the color it pop- aessed before It turned gr«y. ll will also canse tbe hair to grow strong and healthy, and keep it glossy and clean. This preparation doe;* not act as a dye, but etimulates tho uatural secretion of coloring nt lhe roots and thus restores the natural color of the hair. Foraale by WJI. G. BAKER. Druggist,
Centre Square, Lancasror.
ALSO, Barry's Tricopherous, Wood's Hair RflHtoralive, Wright's Eathalron, Jayne's Tonic, IIru- all's HalrLustrate, and other celebrated preparatious for the Hair,, together with a large assortmeut of Pomatcms and HjhrOiw. [dec 5-lf-l
EnllgrUtenment Tor both Sexe§.
MEDICAL   advice and   iuformation given on any Private Subject—with unbounded satlsfaction—wltn treatment, 4c.
All Letters CONFIDENTIAL.    S3-Fee 82.00.    Ad¬ dress JOHN H. RDSH, M. D. oct 31-tf-48] Frazer P. P.,Cheater county. Pa.
FOB SAJLE.
AT Chesnut Street Iron Works, a new CTLtxoBB. BoitBB for Steam Engine, 33 feet loug aud 30 In diameter, made of best No. 4 Iron, dec g-Bt-l C. KIEFFER.
JVfiT REOEITED
4 SUPPLY of Glenn'fl Verbena and Omnlua Wat«r, ft dcUchtfol perfaaii for thi , BudkmbletAe.      For mIb b7
JOtSi I. I<OHa 4 CO, AntfiU, B«T T4MI V9. $» Vwtk jBitn itTbofr.
Liquid Glue for House or Office use.
T^illS article which every Housekeeper needs, has been found superior to eTeiT other in use, for any of the different purposes lo wnloh Glue, Gum or Paste la applied. Gam and pasta will dry up aud become useless, and glue must be boiled every time It Is wanted, while the Liquid Glue Is always ready for nse. HouBokeeperi can use it with eonfldence in repalr> Ing any article of Furniture which requires glueing, while for Porcelain, Glass, Leather, or for joining paper itis very superior, leaving no stain and possessing ad¬ hesive properties.   For sola by
WM. G. BAKER, Dmgglst, aept 26—tf-t2] Centre Square, Lancasler.
fieystoaie State Saponlfier,
OR CONCENTRATED LEY.
WARRANTED to make Soap with¬ out Lime, and with Uttle or no trouble. Ona cake which eoita only 10 cents, U luflldent to make 16 gallona of toft soap, or S ponuds of batd aoap. Xvcry houMkMper ahoold pcocnr* this trtlelib FaUdlxsetloiii oecompwir eaoh pMkMe.   For Mia by
"WM. a. BAEZB, Dzurtfft,
EDEIV   PAP£K   ailLJL.
THE Proprietors of the Edeu Paper Mill ouuouuca tbat thoy are now prepared to make overy variety of PAPER, comprising WrIUng, Boole, News, Drawing and other Papers.   Orders promptly filled.                                             J. H. KUKTZ k CO. oct 31 tf-J8-
SLATE.
THE subscriber begs leave to  inform the public, that he will furuish slate for buildings or cover roofs lu the most satisfactory and durable man¬ ner, with slate of the best aud 2d quality, as ordered.— All work guaranteed to give entirelailsfactlon,and dona at the shortest uotice.   Address personally or by letter JEHEillAH KIRK. Peachbottom P.O., York co.. Pa., or JOHN EBLER, Agent, Lancaster olty. Btpt 28 3*m-4S
HEIWITSU & CARTER,
HODSE, SIGN AND DECORATU'E PAINTERS,
No. 7, East  Orange Street,
CHINA GLOSSING, GILDING, &o. FEOMPTLY EXECUTED.     -
august SO a*m-
FURS, I UKS, FffJRS.
DAVID K. SOLIS, late SOLIS & BROTHERS. Informs the Ladles of LanBottar. that he has returned from Europe, and opened one of the best assortment" of FURS over offered lu this coantrv; consisling of SABLES, MARTINS, MINK. FITCHE. aud all the Fashionable kinds, made up In the latest Paris styles. Ho iuvites all who want a good article to call either at his old stand, tho or glnal Arch Sireet Fur Store. No. SG, two doors below Third, or at his NEW STORE, No. 174, Arch Street, between Seventh and Eighth. Streets, whera ihey will be certain of getting FURS of the best quality, at o reaaonable price, warrau¬ tod by DAVID H. SOLIS.
Jr3-A haa.tpomo assortmeut of TALMAS and CaPES j ust opened. [ocl 31-3m-<S
TRUSSES!  TRUSSES! TRUSSES!
C. H. NEEDLES,
TRESS AND DRACE ESTABLISHMENT,
S. W. Cor. of Twclfll, and Race streets, PHILAU-ELPUIA.
TJIPORTER of fine Fhk.ncii Trusses, combining extreme liyktneju, easo and durability with correct conslruction.
Hernial or rnplured patients cau be suited by remit¬ ting auiQunts, as beluw;—Sendinp number of ^¦.cl.ott round tho hips, and slatlog side aff,!ctod,
Ci.ji oi Single Trn^c, $2, $2, $!, ^5. I'3ullc";:i. -^-i SSand SIO.
Insimcdons as to wear, and how to eti*:t a curo, wbeu possible, sent wltli the Tru.is.
ALSO, for sale lu great varifltv. Dr. EANMNO't I.M- PROVED PATENT BODY BRa'CE, for the curo if Pr^ lapgus Uteri; Spinal Props and .Supports, I'ftrt-^t :3houl- der Braces, Chost Expanders and Erector Bran ;, .i i.tpt- ed toall wilh Stoop Shoulders and Weak Lunrr ; Eng¬ lish Elastic Abdominal Belts, Suspensories, Syr:::.^.:.,— male and female.
j!3"I.adiea' Booms, with Lady aitjudasti.
angl Iv-r.-l
J.4IWES MITTOW'S
¦W.70LESALE AVD BETJlIL
|TEA  WAREHOUSE,
No. 65 North Eighth Street, above 5 Arch, Philadelphia.
THE snbacriber keeps con&lantlj  on hand a larxo stock of Choice Freih Imporlei
GEEEN AND BLACE TEAS,
Which has been selected with lio greaioit caro and will h*9old at the lowest priees.
Fresh Roasted Coffee,
of fine qnality, always on hand, JCj-The public are respectfully requested to giva bim a irlal. His longer perience lu the seUction of Lhe abov<. articles will Insure saUsfoction. JAMBs MITTON,
¦eut &-3m-4Q No, 86, Nonh 8ih st., above Arch.
4^veat X'»y and Fancy Store,
JOHK DOLL,
No. 90 North 2d St.. between Arch and Race,
PHILADELPHIA, Importer of Toys and lanoy Goods.
JUST received, a large assortnieDt oJ Wooden, Tin, Glass. China and Gum Toys. ilso. Fancy Baskets, Work Boxes, Porto .Vonaies, SogarCases. Pipe*, SuuiT aud Tobacco Bo}C«s, Violins and Strings. Accordeons, Harmonicas, Cane<i, aud an eudl«s variety of othor articles too numerous to mcuiion, for sale WuoLEBALB A5D RETAIL, at very low prtoee. September 5 5m-40
Collection of Powera of Attorney and Foi'warding of Emigrants. JACOB UERZOrj,
TFE well-known  iMcrchant, No. 61^ North Queen street, Lancaster, atteudd to
1. The Forwarding of Persons from every part of Eu¬ rope to the principal Ports and also lo the Interior of America,on themost reasonable terms, whlob can be asoertalned by applying to bim.
2, Ha mvkes Payments and Collections In all parte of Europe and America, aud negotiates Bills of Exchange for desired omouuti and Uma on tha principal commer¬ cial places of Europe aud America.
Powersof Attoruey for auy connty In Europe execu¬ ted and collected by him in tho most careful manuer.
Letters Iu the German Lauguage, written by the un- erslcrned with promptness ana dOKpalch.
Fab. U-tf-ll JACOB HERZOG,
Barry's Tricopherous.
A FURTHER  supply of  the ahove preparation Juit rectlved, for prMerrlng, rostor- ng uLd baautlfyllif ths hids- Toreal«»t J0B3f F. LOKO ft CO.'S
Prof ftnd Chualotl Itors, Ko. S Hntb Qumu it.,
KOMGMACHKR &  BADM.AN, T.MVIVERS & CARRIERS STOUt,
Back of R. ModerwelVs Commission Ware- House, fronting on the Rail Road and North Prince Street. Cheap for Cush, or ainirnved Credit.
r^lONSTANTLY on band a full as- y sortmeut of aU kinds Saddler's and Bhoemoker's Leather, ol superior quality, including "Rouier's cele¬ brated Sole Leather" ; also, Leather Bonds, wel I stretch¬ ed, suitable for all kiuds of machinery, of any length aud width required, made of a superior Quality of Leath¬ er; Furnace Bellows, Band and Lacing Leather, Garden Hoee, Taaner's OU, Currier's Tools, Moroccos, Sho* Flud- Jigs, kc, kc
Allkinds of X^athar bought iu the rough ; bighait price given for Hides oud Skins lu cash; orders will be promptly attnndpd to. Jaly 14-1 f-33
rjrREELAWD & BROTHER,; 4S^ No, 54 Norlh Second Sireet, above Arcli, Philadelphia.
TF you want a good HAT or CAP  go lo tb« manufactory whero you can flnd the largest assortment at the lowest prices.
Mole Skiu Hats, for $2,JI0 to S^-^O
SllkHats. "     1.00"    2,00
Alt the fashlooahle styles of Men's and Children's CAPS,SOFT HATS.iuiha greatest variety. We wonld call atiention to a number of new ptyles and colors.— Children's Fancy HaJs.trom 75 cents to g3.00.
Buffalo Robes and Ladiea' Pancy Purs, conalsting of Mufis, Boas, Victorines aud Culli.   AUo, an assortmcut of Children's Furs.
EC3~Ciiuntry Merchants and the public geuerally will "nd a larij'tt flock tij wiecl from, mado inthe heal mau¬ uer aud at [he lowest cosh price*. eepl I2-3m-41
"WOOD'S On.NAMEIVTAL   aRb!V   WORKS,
Bidgfl Avenue, Philadelphia.
THE atieurion of tliu public is invited to tbe extoQilvo manufactory aod ware-room of the subscriber, who i* pranared lu furuish, at tbe short- est notice. Ibo5 RaILlvo ol every deBcriptiou for Caut- TERiEc,PcnLic find Private Bi;tLDixas, also Vesakdah.",
BaI/CO.VIES, FOL-NT.'lI.'Ja, tiETTSEi, CUAIRB, LlOlEi, DOOi., 4c., and olbor Ornnittental Iron Work of a decorative character, all of which is eseculcd with the exprei- vlew of plea'iuR the iftsto, while tboy combine ell the re()U)^ltcsof henniy and snlitiiauiial construction.
Purch.t^'irs may rely on having ftll  articles c&rvfuUy boxffrt and sblpp^to their place ofdestinaiiou.
A hook of ddhi^'nS willbe lant to those who wish to ma]i.e a selectiou.
ROBERT WOOD,
Rlilge Avenun below Spriug Garden St., Philadelphia.
October 10,1M5.  *3-3m
Com SlieUcrs, ilitraw Cutters.
ALARGE ussortment of superior Corn SbfllcrK, including Rmdiug's Patent, capable ap^ of shelling 1,000 hu.-'bels uf (.'uru per day. Also,S5?S Pennock'K llat.d surl Power Sh"ller«. wiih various-*" olher pattern" r.t difToronl prices. Hay, Straw and Fod¬ der Cutters of tiio most npproved cousiructiou and In great variety. .Sdunnce Chuppers and Stuffers. Double Michifc-^u, .Sub-soil, fingle and Btir Share Plows, Superi¬ or Ok Yiiko" and yows, Graiu Fans, Farmers Boilerb. Corn »nd Cob Mllln, Miae aud Gnano Spreaders, kc, for saie Wboli-^iilB and Httail, bv
PASCHa'LL MORRIS & CO.. Agricultural Warehou-c and  Seed Siore, N. E. cor. "th and Market hlreelN, Philadelphia. oct lO.tf-45
Wheatlej's Arch Street 'i'hcain',
Jrch Stmt, above Sixth. Philn.1.!p.M.z. THE STAK COMPANY,
COMPOSED of tbe  first   A-ii~tcs in theworld. and exceeding ia Slrenpth and T^'ect any Dramatic oomblualiou heretofore oC^r^d to the Tho- atrical Public, wii! appear EVEEY KIGHT in Comedy^ Tragedy, Serio-ComicDrnmG.V6u- deviU6a,Muaical Burlettas. &c., &a. ¦WHEN VIS1TI>'G THE I ITY, GO THERE, august ^ 6ai-5S
P. H. SMITH.
PORT MONNAIE. POCKET COOK,
AKD
Dressing Case 9!anurncfurcr,
.V.   W. cor. of Fourth and   Chesnut StreeUit PHILADELPHIA,
ALWAYS on band a large and varied assortmentof
Port Slonales, Work Borei,
Pocket Books, Cab&s,
Bankers Cases, Traveling BagK,
Kote Holder?, Backgammon Boards.
PortFoUoB, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pocket Memorandum Books,
DresHingCoses, Cigar Case*, .tc.
Jr^Also, a genaral assortmeni of E."faLi5S, FuEycn aud Qerka-'t Fa^ctGooiw.
Fine Pockel Cutlery, Rators, Raior Strops aad Gold Pens.
Wholesale Second and Third Floora.
P. H. SMITH. K. W, comer Fourth and Chesnut sts.. Philad'a.
S. B,—Ou tho receipt of gl.aSupsnor Gold Pen wiU be fceu' to any part of lhe United State--!, by miil ;—^lo- soribing pen thus; medlnm,hard, \>r soft.
april -1 ly-15
Cheap Watches, Jewelry, &c.
^pUK .-uUsiiriber wuuld most respectful
A If inform bi<» frifnds and the public generally, thalhe has reQitBd llif store iua manner whicb givt;> evidnuco of hih .leieniihuti-in to keep pace wilh thi- " Prograssive ago." Ho bopps by strict allsntiou u businens in couucxlou with his increased facilities f.c graiifylug tlie wam^ llf lho public, to morit a coaiinu RUce of Lln'irputrouiii.-e. which hou heretofore bseu *- llbcrully bo^lOTcp'l upon him. He ha>, jusl receive-! b new and exl^u^iv.; it-'.sorimcut of Watches. Jew- ^. elry, Silver W.-ire, and Fancy Goods, which will ^^t bedl*pof>ed of sl tha loweaicash prices, and war-fluatf ronicd to rsndtr rtjuofaclion.
K n Watchesand Jowelry repaired and warranted.
JAMES B. FIDLER. Ko 12, S. 2d street, below M*Ike^ Pblla.
July SO l7-^
Fresh Ground 8pices, Slc.
HOUSEKEEPERS cun be supplied with Pure and Fresb Gronud Ciunamou, Clove?, AUaplce, Uusurd, Ginger, Mace, Coriander, Cayenne Pepper, Jam^on Ginger, kc. Alao, Xntmegs, Vanilla, EaUron, Race Oluger, Mustard Seed, Malxoram, Eal Ae- rattiB, Baking Boda, Pearl Ash, Babbit's Yeast Pawderi, Durkee'e Baking Powders, Fresh Distilled Hose Water, Peach ¦Wat«r, Orange llower Wi»t*r, Buxln'e FlaToring Extnata, coDiisllng of VanUl«, Hose, Oroncf, Almond, LuaoQ* Pint Apple and Btrawbnry, at
JOHH r. WKG k CO.'B Pnff k Ohimlecl Btort, Ko. s Horth Qvenit.
4h» tr-i
TO FAR91£BS.
THE subscribers havmg made extrn sive preparations to fnmiib a full supply of their
niPHUVhD SBPEa PUOSPilATE UK LlMii,
for Fall Seeding, and Infonu thalr customers thai the prico bas uot been advanced, hut conllunos at tho old rate of $ 10 per lou or2000 lbs. It is cousidered the be,.l manuref.'r Wheal, Bye andotber Graius, nol oniy pro¬ ducing heavy crops, but also stiffening ihe straw.
CACTtox.—Observo that every berrel of our article bas OCR iTAME and that of Potts k Klett aiamped on the head, .       -     ,     ,
Pamphlets describing Its riualltl.u and mode of using eon bfi hadat our sioie, or by mail, wheu d«ired. A Uberal deduction made to dealers.
GUANO.
No. 1, GovBE3StE?T PERCViA.t.at the lowest roteo-— Also, PACIFIC OCEAN GUaNO. This U one ofthe BltaiiT GtJAJOUa ©TK imported : fully e'\uai to tbo Pe- yqTjaq ALLEN S. i*££DLE5.
Ko. as B. Wharves and 35 S, Wai«r suset,. First doer above CieonutsL. Phils- Sa^armeri c»u loid as the Water tt. front, aid nvisld ftVSwwitdwbarf. augl«oi-a7
JOHN TRUCKS & SON, \VH01-ESA1.E 6U0CERXES,
A.VD
Dealers ia Country Produco, No.n NORTH FIF T H STREET
Comer of Commerce Street,
PUILAI>£LPBIXA.
Jobs Tmckb.] [Wm. Taccse.
feb 2!  lv-12
FRUITS AIVO co\fectio.\k:kv
H E IVE O -XT' ..a. Xj .
THK subscriber bas removed to No. 25 Market Street above Front, (Three doon above t'ui Old Stand,) PHILADELPHIA, whero he kee[.> cou- stantly on hand, a general stock of all ariicles In hl& Hue: consisting of OuA^UEP, LEMo:r=. ind all lilo dc of EruU lu season; Almonds, WalnuLi, Cream Nuts, Gruund SutB, plain aud roasted: Pickles acd Pre-t^rvef- ofall kinds; lo which he invite" lbe attention of Dealers ai.tl othersyisltlngthecity. Goods packed al this esiabllsh¬ mont warranted to carry safe.
S. L. HERRIXG. Ko. 28 Market street, abovo Frout, South side. I'hila nep Id 3in -12
TO COUIiTUY MERCHAXTS.
2000 IB^set 3Ftlo Oo£foo,
THE FIRST NKW CHOP
IMPORTED THIS SEASO.W, A PART
Strictly Choice, Strong and Spicv.
EBY, CONYNGHAM 5: HERR. No. 188 Market Street, PHILADELPHTA.
sept 19 Sm-lC
w
Fur§!  Furs!! Fur.*i!Il
Xj..<^3DX3£;£S'   ip-crrt©,
M. GETZ,
A'o. Ih South Second and No 53 Arch Stveets, PHILADELPHIA, AS DOW arranged and (fn-r.-^ for  salo
 on re?.fonabI(> tTm", his l^rj^ ind vriiisnv.'.- ^.i-
aortrn'-nt of the latcsl stvl-i nl" CiPES. PELLC'Ul> IJS.
VICTORINES. ot lho followmi; cho-.fo -c-Iivtiv.us: Rus-iao     Sable, ^¦•¦um .Mancn,
Canada " Stono
Fludr-oa Bay " Mlv.;r
Mink Msrten, Siberian S-^ulrrf-l.
Fitch, kc. 51. GF.TZ.
.Vo^. 7^ South Secoud aud Si Arcb stro",l«, P:i;!:i,i ¦.;¦:.¦.-.. .N. B.—Slorekoepors and the int.l*-"^:!!  l!*.:.i .-.:¦.:.--¦: odvantaee to call aud examine hi« atock I-ci'.-.ii  ;¦ n './i sing elsowhere. oft !.'-'";.i-t.'>
THE Largest, Fin*:^!. and Stock In the City.    Kv-*ry tU'crl]
^l :
GOLD AXD Slt.VS:R >V^1C35 2>-
SILVERWARE A^^ JEUEUV.
i.f^c -.¦^¦¦¦•-1
City.    Kv-*rv dp"iT;i'tiun   .-f !-:!,^,il; Cheap WATCHES tii-i'i  ar- m^nnfnr:¦:¦-.<   <•,-. *k^^  be obtained  nl tiii>  K'til-l^i-M-:!:, \^U:c\: ri
tuabled to sell a much -iiii-n.'! nrfri- I'.' ihao any other Rotail M^i*- iti tl,;- f;:y.
PiTsjoii wUhiiin II'I'li-rjj^--  11  W-..-:, tre inviled to call and h'd '¦'<'' '-¦"itn .-i t fl'oiiie of these Watches cau b^ .-..iii %t ;i;B ces.; Gold Levers Tnll Jeweled, laCar.\tC.if-c*,
¦'    UontlngCa-e, Full Jewclfi Levc:>.
'•    Lepine Watcbe-, "
Silver L*ver       "    FnllJewaled,
"   HuuilagCa>f. '¦
"   Lepine Walcbes, Jeweled. And seme still cheaper iLoa the.\bov*.
J3-Jewelry of eveiy de-criptiun. find Also. Silver Ware, and 3iiver-Pla:e'i '-V !¦
Watches repaired and Wa.rr:i;,tHi". ,,t
LtWISK. BKOuM.\:.i.>  .- Xo. 110 >". Second, id duui ccIkw
mar T-Iy-U  ;
1855.-
S*a-02abl<> .^l.iwli ?a»hluudble .¦•I'ks, FaU «ock Slick S:;t.- Dre*rt Goi-d-. ail i::ai* Blaakft* aiid t'iu.:^a«:> Liuen and Coi^ju in^c/^i-.-.'-.^T Stapio Hou-ck-epiDS o...i- Cloths. Cft'.j-iiiiercBdr.d V.-:!MT,t,-.\
CYi:i; i Li.vosi.i.;
poarth and Arch 3tr£>et>, I'li^L.tr.?!;' :* P. 8.—Storeke«li«rs »nd orbor .nwcc.*^ :«.>«;. i,-.  : with scare* and desirab'o Dry Good- .-.-i i;vw   i...'.- BARGAINS from Philadaiphia oud >'cw Vurk A'icu.j
JT B.—ScMMFrvDcli^EeclBOW, kUooIoTo, wbol-toli frcmWo«t»te8l,» B8ir-12-3i2-il