1 ,
thunders of the EeaventLer traitors among WI
bewaie! Let those who are coming to oppose as,
eaunt well rho cost."
~.
IWe have late adviceirroni-litah. - "There is no im
portant news to report;Brigham 'Young still con
tinues to act in, the 'capacity of Governor. Deep
snows are reported'eethe mountains. The Indiana
returned the stock they had stolen, and are desirous
to make amends for past transgressions. Everything
is liniet in that quarter.- - _
- severe thunder storm passed over our city on
Tuesday last. The lightning struck the Varieties
Theatre, making a hole in, the roof; and the fluid,
after p•aanng through thepaint-room, ran into the
ground without doing any other damage.
The steamer Winchester, on her way to Alton,
was caught in this storm, and both of her chimneys
were blown down—one of which fell overboard and
the other on the harricane deck. This storm extend
ed to thetown of Arcadia, in Madison county, and
the lightning struck an outbuilding connected with
the High Schoaof that place, where about 100 pupils
are boarding.`Ebbs outbuilding took fire and burnt
to Ithe ground, ' which were fear young men, all
of w,hom pe hed in the flames. It is not known
o
whethbr th, wo re by the lightning or not. f
...oda rown, formeny of Lucerne county Pa..
, in -i n randview townsh ip, _Louisa co. lowa, on
.e Bth -; t r eiestion of the brain. The de
ceased was sr 9 -. age. -
1 " . % r
,
f w iot eaf 1 1 . 11 e since, that the Capitol of
the State 0i ",,. a "a 8„ to be" dmoved from lowa City
to Fort D e k. 2 1 .+' ~.,nolv appears that the law is
null and v0id1 7, 44. e t 8 4( such is the opinion of Gov,
Grimes; consequently, proceedings in reference to
the location of the Capitol, have been suspended for
the present. Z s '
'From all quarters of this State, Illinois and lowa,
we have the gratifying intelligence of an abundant
fruit crop. the weather has been quite favorable,
and the trees are full of blossoms, and the advanced
season leaves but little apprehension of its being
blighted from frost. The only fears now entertained
are the hail storms, which are of frequent occurrence
in this country.
The Surveyor of the port of St. Louis paid into
the 11. S. Treasury the sum of $20,150 20, collected
upon imports for one day.
Gov. Reeder was in our city a few days since en
route for 'Washington
Yours,
Substantial Patriotirni
In 1780, Gen. Washington had been com
pelled to appeal to individuals for aid in order,
to avoid the establishment of a bank, thr the
supply of the army with provisilins. The sum
of £300,000 was needed, and of this the mem
bers of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St.
Patrick subscribed as fidlows:
"Robert Morris, C. 10,000; Blair McClana
han, £lO,OOO ; Wm. Bingham, £2.000: J. M.
Nesbitt & Co., £.5,000; Richard Peters, £5,000;
Samuel Meredith, £5,000; James Mease, £5,
000 ; Thos Barclay, £5,000 ; Hugh Shell, £5,
000 ; John Dunlap, £5,000 ; George Campbell,
£2,000 ; John Mease, £5,000 ; thinner, Mur
ray & Co., 7- .1T,000 John Patton, £2,000 :
Ben j. Fuller, ,£2,000 ; George Mende & Co.,
42,0100. John Donaldson, £3,000: Henry Ilill,
£.500; Kean & Nicholas, £5,000 ; James
Caldwell, £2,000; Samuel Caldwell, £l,OOO
John Shee, £2,000 ; Sharp Delany, £2,000 :
Tench Francis, £5,000.
Here were more than £lOO,OOO, Pennsylva
nia currency, equal to $270,000, being more
than one-third of the whole amount raised,
contributed by these gallant Irishmen, a sum,
taking into view the scarcity of money during
that period of the Revolution, of greater value
than three millions of dollars now, and of
which not one dollar was ever repaid the sub
scribers.
These facts may be found in a duodecimo
volume of 112 pages, containing a "brief so
eonut of the Society of the Friendly Sons of
St. Patrick, with biographical notice of some of
the members, and extracts from the minutes,"
prepared and published by order of the Hi
bernian Society.
This is one of those volumes that occasion
ally spring up in our way, to show how much
patriotism and public good owe to social inter
course.
lilt. EDITOR. :—Should It man undertake to answer
the gibberiugs of a monkey, give echo to the cackle
of silly geese, or pay back, in kind, the snort of a
porcine patriarch, he might raise a laugh;—but it
would be against him. au 1 think, and thinking so,
have really little inclination to notice the -stturley
yows"—who on lilt hands, are barking at and ma
king queer noises, to frighten me into silence. Gen
uine Thunder, always wins to itself respect; but we
don't often have it iu terrible reality, front a cess
pool. Some of our senses may be affected by the
emanations from such necessary evils, but not to such
an extent as to produce a tear of their power. Be
sides, we must reflect, that they are productive of
great benefit to the vegetable kingdom, and as such
may be tolerated. It is related by Boccacio, that a
fellow, setting out upon ajuurney, was much annoyed
and irritated by the incessant chirruping of grass
hoppers.. Excited by anger, he was almost every
moment springing trom his home, in - order to silence
summarily, some one or other, of the no.sy crew. In
consequence of this querulous disposition, upon the
part of our traveler, in made but tittle progress, and
sat down at the end of the first day almost within
the shadow of his own domicil—his starting point.—
If I shall take warning from the example of the fool
ish traveler, I think that even my •Thuggish' friends
must commend my discretion—however much they
may curse its application.
. .
like hifalutin bombast of -Slippery Elm," the
puns—(oh ! most execrable !) of our -curly Daniel,"
the two-penny whistle of -Benjamin," taken in con
nection with the babblings of the “Hairy Tailor,"
the inanities of "Hercules," the whinings of the
-bilious Watchmaker," and the lucid, sparkling,
and witty quips of the cricket -.Pettifogger," are in
my opinion only a concert of grasshopper music. I
may err in judgment,—but upon my word, I look at
it in that way. They with one voice, curse, as it
were, with one accord, make ugly faces, and "mow"
in unison their condemnation of "Anon." They
"don't care," not a bit—not they—who "he" is; but
scarcely an old 'pretzel woman' or scissors-grinder
passes unquestioned upon this matter of identity.—
in the meanwhile, 1 pursue "the even tenor of my
wity," have my eye upon the -assassins," and in
fact am only getting ready to go at them, in grand
style. 1 shall examine their claims, jointly and sev
erally, to gentility, decency, honesty—moral and
political—and their title to the respect of their fel
low men, and--the rest of mankind.'' I shall, I
think, prove seine professed patriots to be but miser
able poitroonz; moral reformers, but worn out debau
chees; professors of political honesty, the most de
graded and despicable of toad-eaters; whilst those
who speak of Truth and Candor, as their governing
virtues, shall stand denuded of the cloak which hides
their Hypocrisy. I. think ; sir, that • I can show, by
tracing the ancestral line of some of cur Patriots,
that their progenitors were simply Tories; of others,
the convicted felons of foreign lands; and of not a
few, but beggarly adventurers, the objects of the
pity and compassion of our forefathers. But of these
facts the reflecting world, is already pretty well con
vinced, and the tremendous efforts that the "assas
sins" are now making to get character, prove them
positively.
The conspiracy has in it some dupes, some fools,
and a great many scoundrels. The latter, as a clans,
aspire to office, and how they lill it, is becoming a
matter of history. Our present Legislature, affords
one example,—let the Legislature of Massachusetts
—Mrs. Patterson, and all .—be a second; and let the
municipal government of the City of Philadelphia,
take the third place. Could a more corrupt body be
gathered, even by 'Thuggish' means, than that of
our &ions ? Where could a more debased and cow
ardly set of scoundrels, than the Massachusetts Leg
islature, be drummed up ? and, "oh ! tell me where,"
more disreputable villains, than those who misrule
the Quaker City "Let Americans rule America!"
Yea ! surely, let Americans rule ! true Americans—
such as prove themselves by love and respect for btu
Constitution and our Laws,—such as have honesty,
and decency of character to support them,—not cut
throats, nor assassins, the villainous dregs of society;
nor whining, smooth-faced, nasal-toned Pharisees,
who seem "to worship (Sod for 'spite." Not loud
mouthed, hair-brained fools—a disgrace to them
selves, and the people they represent. Not such, does
oar Country need in her Councils, but men whose
lives have not been an embodiment of every crime
under the sun. What gave birth to this monster—
this 4i'-crate ret track-on"—to quote the words of an
illustrious Thug The desire of gain—a disposition
to filch from the public crib—Avarice—open and un
disguised Avarice ! taking to itself, us a hand-maiden,
Bigotry ! Do you ask for proofs? Ask of our Solons,
'why so many new charters for bogus Banks? Who
miters ? who bleeds ? whose pockets are pouched with
the rag currency ? Who stilled the investigation with
regard to bribery; and who voted to themselves two
'hundred dollars each, from the public purse ?
Shame ! Shame ! And this assumes toitself the
name of a Reform Legislature,—an American Legis-
Haute ! A foul desecration of the name—a miser
able hoax—a mean assumption of honorable
character for, dishonorable purposes. They say
that there is "honor among thieves." The pro
position is entirely false when applied to
those known as "Thugs ;" no such proverb finds
application among them. No sir, Dishonesty has
•taken another name, it is--"Thuggism" ! Pertinent
'to this, would be a a few words with regard to the
conduct of certain "Thug" officials, in the infliction,
collection, and disbursement of certain fines, mulcts
and penalties, for the violation of Sunday and
License laws ; no return of which has, as far as
my knowledge extends, appeared in the report of
the County Treasurer. .1. defer to a future time,
the further consideration of this matter; but as
Thug : dem must "come out of its hole," no hook
shall be lost that may be turned to account.
Allow me, Mr. Editor, in conclusion to remark,
that in my opinion, no better subject for the student
of nature, can offer than the phenomenon of Thug
gism. Let him take' his stand at the vomitory
of a lodge, and he shall have food for thought. There
he shall see what, - under the influence of 'Bigotry
and Ignorance, becomes of poor human nature—
therejwhat that noblest of animals, man may become,
when fettered by the degradation of membership
with oath 2 bound conapiraoy, and midnight treason.
There shall he see those whom, perhaps, under hap , '
pier auspices, he 'may have hailed as brethren ;
ready now to -become in fact, at the bidding of
bigotry and treason, what they are in principle—
assassins—a standing curse upon society. "Virtuous
indignation" may attempt to reprove my strong
language. Let reproof come from a pure sourcko—
let ma be convinced of offence . against propriety—
, and I ahall respect it. Let my reprover be a - man
—an honest man—not a Thug, a creature lost to all
sense of honor—a liar by open Profession. 'That's all,
;OcirnritA, April 28th, 11355
*Anifii , *-drat »1 Dram,
All Sorts eiPanigriptar
k fire oecnred at Easton, Pa., on the
21st tilt 'whietrwarri•erytAmdometive to prop
erty. Ten buildings; in .all were destroyed,
- amongst• others the Methodist Episcopal
.Church onSeconill Street, (Rev. Mr. Bishop's.)
The Parsonage adjoining was saved with_ great
difficulty. the Church was insured for $3750.
The fire is supposed to have been the-work of
an incendiary.
se" The Posh:l:taster of New Orleans, Mr.
Kendall, was •arrested on Tuesday last, on a
charge of purloining letters containing money
to the amount of $6OO. So says the Telegraph
—but we apprehend either the intelligence is
wrong, or there is some mistake in the charge.
We hardly suppose a man occupying such a
position—thatotTostmaster in one of the large
cities of the Union—would sacrifice himself
for the petty sum of $6OO If he intended to
commit the crime of embezzlement, he would
have went it on a much larger scale, on, the
Galphin principle—and taken thousandti in
stead of hundreds—at least it strikes our mind
in that way.
geir Hon. Alexander Ramsey, former Gov
ernor of the territory of Minnesota, has been
elected Mayor of its chief city, St. Paul, by
300-majority. St. Paul is a right prosperous
place, and deserves as goOd a Mayor as the ex-
Governor will make. •
tar The following Act, repealing the forty
seventh action of the act of 18.50, regulating
Banks. h&ipassefl both branches of the teg
islattire:
Sec. 1. Br it entictai, &c., That the forty
seventh section of an act regulating banks
passed the sixteenth: day of April one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty be and the same
is hereby repealed so far as it requires cer
tain banks to keep their notes at par at Pitts
burg, and said banks shall be obliged hereaf
ter to keep their notes at par at Philadelphia,
under the penalties in said act mentioned.
OLD GUARD
fie,. The German papers have a queer bit
of news that we have nut seen in English
prints. They state that upon .the death of
the Emperor Nicholas, decomposition of the
body was so rapid that it was found necessary,
in order to preserve the royal corpse during
the two weeks requisite for the ceremonies:
"to cut off the head and fit it to another
body" in a better condition than the august
carrion of the Czar. Some remark was
elicited among those not in the secret by the
slightness of the body, "but this apparent
falling off was supposed to be accounted for
by the severe illness which- had preceded his
death.
1I EQUALITY TO ALL! UNIFOIt3IITY OF PILICE!—
A nee; feature of business: Every one hls own Salesman.
Jones S Co., of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No.
200 Market street, above 6th, In addition to having the
largest. most varied and fashionable stock of Clothing in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have consti
tuted every our Ills son Salesman, by having marked in
figures, on each article, the very lowest price it an be
sold for. so they cannot possibly vary—all must buy alike.
The goods ate .all well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making, so that all can buy with the
full assurance 4Y getting a good article at the verylowest
price.
Remember the Cres,ent. la Market, above 6th. No. 200
telt JONES h. Co.
On the ldth ult., by Rev. B. W. Sehmauk, Otto Hechl,
to Gertrude PfAffer.
On the 17th ult., by the Rev. J. J. Strive, Daniel Mow
rer, to Ana Spickler, both of Strasburg.
On the 24th ult., by the same, Joseph Kendig. of Soils
burg, to Ann Brubaker, of New Providence.
Un the 13d inst., after a protracted iliness, Maj. Charles
Neuman, of Lancaster township.
On the 14th ult.. in 3lanheim. Samuel Baumgardner,
aged 65 years. 9 months and I day.
On the 13th ult., in Manheim, George Peitz, in the SSth
year of his age.
On the 14th ult.. in Manhelm, Mary, wife of Samuel Gas
hes, aged '2O years. 10 months and IS days.
At her residence, in this city, on Tuesday evening last,
Catharine Sheer., widow, aged 61 years.
On the 26th ult., at his late residence in Montgomery
county, lion. Morris hougstreth, aged 55 years.
On the 23d ult.. in Strasburg twp.. Mrs. Christiana Uy
ger, cif of Davis Gyger. aged 50 years and 4 months.
ree t lie L telligetiver
I'D lull AND MEAL—The market generally has been
very dull during the past week, and the price of Flour un
settled and drooping, showing a decline at the close of ful
ly 25e. per bbl. There is little or no demand for export,
and only some 2000:0000 bbls. have been disposed of,
mostly in the forepart of the week to go out of the market.
at $16,75@11 for fair mixed and good brands, and j11,25@
11.50 for extra and extra family, including half barrels at
$11,25 the pair. The demand for home consumption has
also been limited within the above range of prices for
common brands and extra, and fancy lots at higher rates.
At the close most holders are anxious to sell at our lowest
figures. Corn Meal continues firm, with further sales of
about 2:,00 barrels Pennsylvania Meal at 51,75 per bbl. In
cluding some lots sold early in the week, at a fraction less.
Rye Flour Is about stationary, and 64700 bbls. found buy
at 57,25 per bbl. The inspections for the week, ending the
27th instant, are 10,613 hbls. Flour, 3142 bbls. Corn Meal
and 997 hbls. ltye Flour.
URAIN—The receipts of Wheat continue light, but pri
ces, under a limited demand for milling, have receded 4(4.
5c per bushel. Sales reach some 15,000(820,000 bushels at
270@275c for reds, and 275@252 gir white, including some
inferior and Mir lots at lest{ rates. The market closes with
more sellers than buyers, at our lowest figures. Rye is al
so dull, with light receipts, and sales of Penn'a at 145®
150 s; buyers now offer less. Corn has been very active at
an advance on last week's rates, and the receipts, souse 70,
000®75,000 bushels Southern and Penn'a yellow, have
been taken for shipment at 106®111e, closing firm at 110 c,
afloat; included in the sales were several lots of white at
103€405c and some yellow to arrive atone highest figures.
Oats are rather lower, and 25,000@30,000 bushels have been
sold mostly at 67®68c for Delaware, and 70e for Penu'a,
afloat.
CATTLE MARKET, SATURDAY, April 28.—The offerings
of Beef Cattle this week have amounted to 700 head. Of
these 150. head were taken for New York,and the balance
were mostly disposed of within the range of $10,50012,50
per 100 lbs, which is a slight advance on last week's prices.
Cows and Calves meet with fir inquiry at former prices.
About 700 head of Hogs have been offered, and mostly dis
posed of at $7@7,62 per 100. Sheep and Lambs meet good
demand. Sales of 900 head at $348, as in quality and
condition.
John Waylan, Surgeon Dentist.
_IL/Office No. 56 North Queen street, East side, Lancaster
Pa. may 1 tf.ls '
Stephens , Wine and Liquor Store,
H
.in Duke street, next door to the INTELUC,ENCKR '
0111C8, dud directly opposite the new COURT HOUSE.
Luntaster, April 17 Ent-13
rtr. J. T. Baker, Homepathic Physician, successo
_Llto Dr. 3PAllister.
Office in E. Orange St., nearly opposite the First tier
man Reformed Church.
Lancaster, April 17 ' (11.13)
•
BARDWELL & BREINEMAN,
PROPRIETORS,
(Late by Mrs. Haines and John Barr.
Refurnished with ;ill Modern Improvements for the COD
nience of the travelling publie.
AV- Terms made easy to suit the times-- ; call and see.
Gee. 11. BIRDWELL,S 11. M. BRENEMN,
Wyoming co., Pa.} A apr 17 tf-13 Lancaster co., Pa.
lor Rent.—Two large rooms, in South Queen Street
nert door below the office of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
Possession given Immediately. Enquire of the Fditor o
"Intelligence,"
Mrs. Herfoot,
I n L tml e n u t o c f a .SP W ßrtt e a sd n a d y i. ' ,Wl24 , 3ll l it n iVE. e as
may 1 3t-15
LANCASTER COUNTY BANK, I
May 1, 1855. J
Tha Directors of this Institution have
this day declared a Dividend of L five per cent, out of
the profits of the last six months, payable on demand.
W. L. PEIPER,
may 1 3t-15 Cashier.
Grand Festival.—At Fulton Hall during the a
ternoons and evenings of Thuriday and Friday next
(May, the 3d and 4th,) for the benefit of the Sunday Schow
of the German Lutheran Church.
The Committee of Superintendence for holding the Fair
respectfully request, that all articles intended for decora
tion, as well as well as for disposal during the occasion,
shall be brought or sent by the contributors, with a list of
the articles and name of the persons furnishing the same,
to the Committee in the large room of Fulton Hall, oat
Wednesday (May id,) at or as soon as practicable after six
o'clock in the evening, and request that the refreshments
shall be sent in on Thursday morning.
Nils SUSAN SMITH, Mrs, SOPHIA SMITH,
Mrs. MARY BAKER, Mr. AiIiELIA LOCHF,R,
Mrs. MARGARET GETZ, Committee.
The Committee of Superintendence of the Supper, re
spectfully request that the contributions for the Supper
shall be sent in on Thursday evening, between five and slx
o'clock.
Mrs. REED, Mrs, \ VRIGLIT, Mrs. M.VERS
Way '1
a-15
1, - istate of Daniel Girvin, decd.—Letters of
administration on the estate of. Daniel. Glrvin, late of
Paradise township. Laocaster county, baring been issued
to the subscribers residing in said township: All persona
indebted to said - estate are requested to make payment im
mediately, and those having claims will present them,
without delay, properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES GIEVIN,
PETER NEIDICH.
Aduirs. -
may 1 6U-15
Last Notice.—Those persons indebted to the estate
of Daniel Potts. late of E. Lampeter townshni, dee'd,
are hereby notified for the last time to make payment
without delay, as no longer indulgence can be, given ; and.
those having claims are requested to present them, prop
erly authenticated for settlement to
ANN POTTS
•
•
JOSEPH POTTS,
may 14t-IT Adm'rs.
(Examiner ; Lancasterian and Amer. Republican copy.)
flopperware Dlarkufaetory.—S.&3llEJEL DIL-
L.E.U. returns thanks for the liberal patronage hereto-.
fore bestowed upon him, and respectfully informs his ens.
tamers and the public-generally, that he still continues at
the old stand, In West Ring street, nearly opposite Fulton
Hall, and is prepared to mandfacture to order •
Copper Ware,
in all Its various branches, and on the most reasonable
terms. Re invites his country friends especially to give
him a call, as he is confident of being able to please.
ttiery Stable.
He
lie also keeps constantly on hand, for hire, HORSE:'
.CARRIACIES, BAII(MCRES, &a, &a., all In excellent order,
and furnished at the loirest rates. •
Mit; him it call when yo u need anytklag of the kind,
and he will snit yon to a niarty.
L lCurater, may 2 tf:ls
EIEMEM
AIAItRIAGES
DEATHS
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S
CARDS.
BELLEVUE HOUSE
COLUMBIA, PA.
IMMEINI
LONG EN ECK ER,
', FISHER,
_ . _
Might .Caritages _
at ~ Aiketion—XTßA. r
-11/1./SALY..--Orr Wednesday Mornltig, Hay nett, at ;
10 o'clock, at tho DiZakr, Ninth and Goose streeta. will be -
sold ONE lIENDRED LIGHT. CARRLAGES, wiI
ManUfletUred by makers .t b 31.11. 17111; (of Phil:
lebrity in tbbl city and vicinity. Included In the ode r WELCH s
_be over. thirty of Enniaes top wagons. • . • • =
catlre_UPlitim may be Viewed the day YO rars CEELCVS.
una "
Sale. Isll3llded in one establishment, and - both alkali inione
' podi - it7tereent on aceSinted the 4rslither. - - . . .
Pavilion fora mangle pnee of admladan.
may 1 tf-15 ALFIIED.M.HERKNEES, Auctioneer. , • -
- ; WM • EaIaIDTT AT I LANCASTBI4..
On Saturday; , Mug stl
liirore Auction Bargain" at Wentahi
.l.llCtunpinon3.--2 Cases beat Berme de Leinee ever sold
for 12% . cents. •
3450 yards superior Lawns, only 12 3 4
2200“ Black and White, only 12%c.
. 2750 ” Only 10 colts, cheap at 12% cents.
One lot Bizet Elks, splendid double boiled at 50, 62%.
75,1,00 to' ,00'per yard.
Summer India Wash Silks, Stripes and Plaids, Plaids
and Stripes.
A variety of Spring and Summer Shawls; another lot of
Crape Shawls, White and Cold, Black end Embroidered.
3000 yards more Black and White Calicoes, for 6% writs.
Drillings, Jeans. Mlitures,Conouades. for summer wear.
BICH APPLIQUE MANTILLAS. direct from Paris.
A magnificent lot of Applique Don Durianas ALmtillas,
Bieck and Cord, which for beauty and grace cannot be
1.612 i. are particularly invited to call and me
them. Also. d . Black and Cold Silk Mantillas, cheap,
at may 1 tf-15 WENTZ'S STORE.
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will be carefully enveloped in stout paper, and forwarded
at our risk and expense to any post office in the United
States, on the receipt of retail prices. may 1 3t-15
C . ! hingle Machine.—Dr. A. C. B. ORR'S celebrated
°Machine for Splitting, Shaving, Jointing and Butting
Shingles, without requ i ring the swat to be fleet steamed, Is
capable of splitting and shaving, or making 5000 shingles
per day.
This machine is superior to others Invented for the same
purpose, in this—that it splits sod shaves Shingles, Staves.
or Spokes from the block or bolt, lengthwise wait the grain
of the mod, without requiring the wood to be first steam
ed. The Seat cut In splitting the shingle from the block
will produce or make the unfinished shingle smooth, on
the one side—and, in the second process, the shaving knife
will shave and make smooth, and taper the other side, as
required.
This Machine is simple, durable and cheap in its con-
struction, and can well be made rot $7O.
Any information relative to this invention may be had
by applying or writing to ZURLEL SWOPE,
Attorney, Lancaster, Pa.
.. •
US. Persons having . Timber Land for sale, with timber
thereon suitable PA' shingles, are requested to write as
above, as the pateate,, aud joint owner of the machine are
desirous of having shingles manufactured in those sec-
tions of the country in which rights remain undisposod of
within a given time. may 1 1it.15
Who has the Dyspepsia, Liver Comp:aint, Fa-
Ter and Ague. or any other disease arising from a
foul, disordered stomach - t The celebrated Vegetable Invig
orator will be to. you an invaluable ruedocine. Call and
read the certificates at my (Alice, and be satisfied that you
can be cured.
Who has a Cold and Cough', Dr. itesto, ative al •
most invariably cures them.
Whose Hair Is falling of? Use Dressler's Hair RerAnra
live, it is equal to the best In use.
The subscriber isgeneral agent for Dr. Litch's Ite4torativel
Pain Curer, Croup salve,,nd Oii,utal Ointment, f..r tore
Nipples, Hard Breasts, holesale and retail.
Prices—The Invigorator, Restorative and oriental oint
ment, 50 cents em-h. Hair Restorative, Croup Salve and
Pain Cuter, 25 cents each. E. J. DRESSLER,
N. E. corner Second and Chesnut Streets,
may 1 .It-1.5 Up Stairs, Philadelphia.
rilwo Premiums awarded at the late
J_Crystal PoloCo Exhibition in New York, to the
_
OLDEsII7YPE FOUNDRY .1N AMERICA.
Established by ninny L Itunaltison, in 17sti, en the base
of Sowers' Oermantown Foundry 01 lint.
The long experience of the several Proprietors of the
Philadelphia Type Foundry, enables L. JOHNSON ‘V. CO.
to offer the largest variety of Ph tyrt:Nu TYPES, and all
the Appurtenances Ma Office, to be timnd in any
establishment in the 12,1.. d S,..ates, and of a quality, too,
which is deemed unrivaled. The composition of the metal
used, Is calculated to afford the greatest durability; while
the scrupulous care exercised in fitting up of the Type is
such as to insure accuracy and squareness of body, etc.—
Our facilities are so extensive, as to enable us to till or
ders of any amount.
Estimates given in detail (with the cost) Mall the !Ma
terials required for a Newspaper Office.
Plain or Fancy Types, Music of unparalled beauty, cast
in this Foundry only; Scripts, Flowers, Borders. Cuts,
ilrass, Labor-Saving Rules, Brass Braces, Rm.; Circles and
Ovals, etc.
Presses of all descriptions, and all sorts of Printing Ma
terials, (most of which are made by us.) will be furnished
nt 31anufacturers' Prices.
Printing luk, of all varieties and Colors, Varnishes,
Bronzes, etc. We are Agents for the Inks, etc., of the most
celebrated American and English Manufacturers. Which
we sell at the lowest terms.
Stereotyping or Electrotyping of Books, Music, Wood
Cuts, Jobs, etc. Type used in stereotyping for sale at re
duced prices. Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
finest style of art.
Our "MINOR SPECIMEN BOOK" tthe first of its class
in the country, and original in its conception and gotting
up) will be sent to all Printers that have not received it,
who will direct how it may be transmitted to them.
Atir - Newspaper Printers who publish this advertisement
entire, (including this notice,) three times before Septem
ber Ist, 1855, and send to us a copy of the paper contain
ing it, will be allowed their bill on purchasing articles of
our manufacture to four times its amount.
L. JOHNSON & CO,
So. ti Sansom Street, near Hall of Independence,
may 1 3t....15,1 Philadelphia.
T j letate of Mary Helfenste to.; decql.—Letters
_Lief administration,with the will annexed, on the estate
of diary Itelfenstein,ate of the city o‘Lancaeter deed,
having been issued to the subscribers residing in said city:
All persona indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment immediately, and those having claims will pre
sent them without delay, properly authenticated for set
tlement. IffiNRY It. It hiED,
aptil 24 15t-14
Estate of Diary Cowen.—ln the Court of Com
monnon Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Whereas, Ja
cob and John linshoug, Trustees of Mary Cowen, under
the Will of John Bushong, dee'd., did on the 111th day of
April, 1855, file in the oilier of the Prothonotary of the
said Court, their Account of the said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the .Bth
day of May, 1855, for the continuation thereof, unless ex
ceptions be tiled.
Attest, * J. BOWMAN, Prothly.
l'roth'ys. Office, Lan. april"24 4411
- potatoes S Potatoes I—Just received, a Cargo of
X first quality Potatoes from Maine, for ado, 11,40 to 1,50
per Bushel. Dealers supplied. B. 11. LORD,
apr 24 3t-14 51 South Water; below Chesnut, Phila.
Notice.—The members of the Farmers' Mutual lusur.
ance Company, are hereby notified that a tax of $1,25
on every thousand dollars of the valuation of the property
insured, has been levied by the Board of Directors, to pay
the loss sustained by Abraham Peters, iu the destruction
of his Baru by fire, on the 31st of March last, and members
are requested to pay their respective quotas without delay.
Those who do not pay within thirty days from this date,
will be charged 10 per cent. additional to pay the expense
of collection.
Payments may be made to Joseph Clarkson, at the Treas
urer's Office, Lancaster; to John Rohrer, Treasurer, West
Lampeter twp.; or to John Strohm, Secretary, Providence
township:
Members residing in the townahlps of .East and West
Donegal, Conoy, Mount Joy, Rapho and Penn, may pay to
Myers lc Maurer, Hardware Store, Mount Joy, with. whom
a Duplicate for those townships will be left. Members
residing in the townships of Earl, East Earl, Ephrata,
Brecknock and Cmrnarvon, may pay to David Witmer, near
the Blue Ball, in East Earl township, with whom a Dup.
Licata for those townships will be left.
zips 24 3t-14]
Clothing t Clothing t I
JOHN A. =BEN. W. B. ERBEN.
Erben & Co's Cheap Clothing Store,
Slgn of the Striped Coat, No. 42 North Queen st., East
side, near Orange st., Lancaster, Pa.
The subscribers, Gesirous of again returning their thanks
to their numerous patrons, avail themselves of this
oppcirtunity to do so, and at the same time respect
fully announce to their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have now in store, and are recei
ving every day, uew and desirable styles of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
for Men and Boys, composed of every description of New
Goods, selected with the greatest care, and made in The la
test style and taste of fashion, and warranted to prove the
same as represented — at the time of purchase.
Observe, that every article of Clothing sold by the pro
prietors of this establishment is of their own make, and
may be relied upon as being good durable work.
Among their extensive assortment may be found. One
Black and Blue NEW STYLE DRESS AND FROCK
COATS, made in the latest fashions of French end English
Cloths.
.Newtyle business Coats, of Black, Brown, Blue, Olive
and Breen Cloths, and plain and figured Casslmams.
Linen, Gingham and Cotton Coats of every description.
Double and Single Breasted Vests in endless variety, of
plait+ and fancy Silks, Satins, Cassia:lases, Italian Cloths,
Cashmarets and Marseilles.
IMMO
Committee
Fine Black French Doeskin, and fancy Cassimere rants
plain light-coloreocl Casslmere pants- 1 4ring styles.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Just completed; by far the largest end cheapest assoit
ment of Boys' Clothing, suitable for Spring and Summer,
that can be found in Lancaster, consisting of Boys' Shock,
Sack and Monkey Coats; Pants and Vests of all sl oes and
gualltes, to which constant additions will be made duriag
the season.
ALSO, a full assortment of white and figured Shirts, Col
lars, Bosoms, Cravats, Pocket IldkLs., Suspenders, Stocks,
Gloves, Hosiery and Umbrellas.
Just received, a large assortment of Black and Fancy
Colored Cloths, Summer CoatiOgs, Black Doeskin and Fan
cy Cssslmeres, French Linens and a groat variety of new
and fashionable goods for Pants and Vests, which will be
made hp to order on the most reasonable terms.
The subscribers hope by strict attention to business and
endeavoring to please Customers, to receive a continuance
of public patronage. EBBEN & CO.,
United States Clothing Store, Sign of the Striped Coat,
No. 4J North Queen st., east side, near Orange at., Lancas
ter, Pa. JriV24 till
he Cheap Cash Book and Stationery
Store, Korth lilt cor. of Sixth and Arch St., Philada.
Care ,
n Books I . Poetical, Atiscellaneous, Stan
dard and Presentation Book.s, very cheap.
Staple and Nancy Stationery.
Superior white ruled letter Paper, $1,50 per ream.
- Letter and note Envelopes in great variety.,
Weddings furnished at very moderate rates.
Cards written and engraved.'
-01110t's and other steel pens.
Superior motto Wafers, MI mottoes on a sheet, for 25 eta.
Inkstands, penzknives,paper..weights, de.
Fine Tucker =roam porteeminnsies.
Portfolioir, dn.
. Card case, backmunnum boards, de. • • -
With a very large assortment of toy books, games, ids
sec ted pictures, do. Albums, Scrap books and enparinp.
april 241y-14 • P. THOWSON.
,
Alternoon and positive). ono' day only. - 11
Aar Doors open at 2 and 7; to o ,o lninenee at 2 34 end ?
o'clock, V. 3L'
Admission 25 cents. - No halliprke:
The Public Entree of the Establishment intoeui City t
will take place early on 9 atnrdar. morning., The perfor
mance-will Include
zummurizzomir •
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTIC& ACROBATIC
Lem_7r goo.
The Erenhas Entertainment to conclude'with the II
GRAND MAGIC PANTOMIME I
OF
• Tim *mom. Or 31,4LCIDAS.D
also Exhibit at YORK the 3d, and at COLUM
BIA the 4th of May. april 24 21-14,
Estate of John M. Downey.—ln the Court of
Common Pleas for the Co. of Lancaster. Whereas, Gavid
Groff, Assignee of John IL Downey, did on the lith day i ,
of April, 1855, the in the office of the Prothonotary of the
said Court, his Account of the sold Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court.have appointed the 28th,
day of Mai, 1855, for the confirniatlon thereof; unless
muttons be filed,
. .
otice..—having given a note to George Leonard acr
the City of Lancrster, for four hundred dollars, dated
on or about the Ist of April, 1853, Which he alleges he bag
mislaid or lost and which 1 time paid hint, I hereby give
notice to all persons not to negotiate for or receive thb
same. MICHAEL TRIES LER.
april 24 [Exam. copy.l _ 4t-1.4 11
C ard.—Dlt. S. TVELCHENS respectfully announces
Ato his friends and the public generally, that he
ha'
purchased the entire stock and interest of the Drag anti
Medicine Store, formerly owned by Dr. Ziegler, in liortk
Queen street, directly opposite the Franklin House.
In combining the Drug business with the practice of De i
tistry, it is not his design to have one interfere with th
general interests of the other.; but by the employment of
a careful and judicious hand; he feats that a superintend;
ence of the interests of the store can be rendered, and yet
the practice of his profession strictly attended to in all tie
detail. a It
He would therefore solicit a continuance of the liberal
patronage the store has heretofore had. and respectfully
asks those of his friends both in the city and county whd
may want Drugs or Medielnes, to call. It is his design to
keep a liege and well selected assortment of Drugs and
Chemicals of every description, and warranted to be of the
very best the market ran afford. t'
Those who wish his Dental services, will please call at
his Kramph's Buildings, North Queen street.
: o
pr ffice
lidi No.
34'
11.15
ilhiladelphia Auction Dry Goods.—The sub',
r scribers having refitted their Store and enlarged their
stock, now offer to their friends and the public a large and
boantiful assortment of Goods purchased at the Auction!
and elsewhere, for the lowest cash price, which they offer at
corresponding low cash prices; always giving their custdi
mere the advantage of a bargain. They offer in
DRESS GOODS.—Black Alpaccas, Black Silks, Muslin l t
Barege and Chally De Lathes, Lupin's Plain regcs an
Tissues, Da Bege, Lawns, White Goods, Ginghams, Enii
bra - Merles, Mohair Mitts, Gloves,.Shkurls, Mantillas, &c., Lt
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR...--A large assortment of Plahli
Plaid and Figured Cassimers, Cashmerets, Summer Cloth!'
Plain and Fancy Linen Drills, Satteens, Cottonades, Jearoff
Vesting!, &c., kF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.—Table Linens,. Sao,
Drop and Damask Table Cloths, Napkins, Shirting and
Fronting Linens, Diapers and Shirt Bosoms at 30 per cent
lees than regular prices. Also, Marseilles ; Lancaster an
Allendale Quilts, Tickings, Sheetings, bc., be.
COOPER A. CONARD,
S. E. corner 9th and Market streets, Phila.
N. B.—Uniform prices and fair dealing. [apr 24 3m 14
ALBERT O. lIELVENSTEIN,
Admes.
JOHN ROHRER,
Treasurer.
c ._
J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
4t-14
Attest,
Proth'ys, Office, aprll .21
Eart M.lng St. Marble and Sandstone
Will-MS.—The subscriber returns his thanks to Ii
triends and the public for the liberal patronage extended
to 111.3381 nm engaged in the 31arble business, and informs
them that he continues to carry on the business at his old
stand, one square east of the Court House, and has nov/
on hand a fine assortment of finished Warble Works, to
which he begs leave to call the attention of those who may
want anything in his line of business.
Work of every description In the above line of business
finished in the most superior and tasteful manner.
A continuance of public nationage is respectfully solid.
ted, as the undersigned is determined to give ample satis
faction to all who may give him a call` at the cheapest
rates. P. T. SITHAFF.
aprll 2430.14
•
Lumber NOtleee—Whereas, John Williamson, halt;
ing returned a Lot of Boards and Planks taken up by
him In the River Susquehanna, near Safe Harbor, in Ma
nor-township, Lancaster county, on the 21st. day of March
last, and entered by me on my Docket on the sth of Apl
last, of 1 , 100 feet Culling Boards, 100 feet Sldeing Boar d ,
and a few Planks. The owner is requested to come forwa rddd ,
prove property, pay charges and take the same away with
in three months after this publication, otherwise the some
will be forfeited according to law ,
april 21 3t-14
S panleh Sole Leather.-1000 pound of Schlosseriiest Spanish Leather.
1000 pounds of Big Core best Spanish heather.
1000 pounds of Hemlock Red Sole Leather.
. 1000 pounds of Country Tanned Slaughter. .;
Together with a large assortment of every kind of Loath
er, suitable for Shoe Dealers and Saddlers, to which the
trade Is respectfully invited to examine.
At the Sign of the Last, No. 17, , ,C, West king street.
31. 11. LOCHER.
PATENT S FRENCH CALF SKINS.—A superiorFarticie
of French and Patent Calf Sitins,just received and for sale
at the sign of the I t. No. 1., West King street.
M. IL LOCITER. ;
Bark MOROCCO t PINK LININOS.-30 doz. of Pink and Bark
colored Sheep Skins ou hand. ' li
30 doz. of Morocco, of every description and quality, foi.
sale, at the Leather, Morocco and Shoe 'Finding Store, sigi
id the Last, No. 17% West King st. M. H. LOCHER. !I
LASTS S BOUT TREES.—A large and well selected stock
of Lasts and Boot Trees, for sale, at reduced prices, love+
thou can be bought in the city, al the Lust Store, No. 1734
\Vest King street, below Steintuan' s hardware Store. il
M. H. LOCHER.
SHOE NAILS.-11.00 pounds just received, from the Man-
ufacturer, at reduced prices, at No. 1736 West King street : ✓
sign of the'Last. M. 11. LOCILEIL I
april 24 tfl4
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Plaster.—For sale at Oneff's Landing, on the Cont.
vstoga 120: Barrels Ground Plaster.
20 Tons Lump Plaster. 1
tiEO CALDER & CO.
Oilice Conestoga Transportation Line. So. 34V, N. Queens
Lancaster, apr 2.4,1855 dt-14
ord at Reduced Prices.—The undersigned haT
fi
ing purchased the Coal Yard. Boats, Sc., of the Cow
estoga Transportation Company, are now receiving limit
supply of Coal. which they offer to their customers and tile
public at much reduced prices.
CEO. CALDER & CO.
Oflice Conestoga Transportation Line, No. 34 N. Queefit
Lancaster, apr 24, 1555 3t-14
Totice to Contraotors.—Sealed proposals at'
J.l building a bridge acrots °Moues Creek, at or near
derbs MCI, between Itapho and Mount Joy townships, will
be received at the Commissioners' Office at Lancaster, until
2 o'clock P. M., on Monday, the ith of May next.
The plan and specifications may be seen at the abode
office at any time previous to the letting.
JOHN M. HIESTAND,
PHILIP DEIST,
V, 31. C. WORTH,
Commissioners.
apr 2 14]
(4. rounds
Ground
I d llll l d Agi t ! on 'Fine Salt. it
100 Ashton Finn
Also, 500 Bushel: Sliver Saud. For sale In lota to ad
commodate purchasers, at the Conestoga Transportation
Warehouse, Grseff's Landing.
" " "
UEO. CALDER .4 CO. 91
Office Conestoga Transportation Line, No. al N. QueeiLL
Lancaster, apr 24, 1855 3t-14
W i S U TA I T ' I DI ONM . , No. M an , forthie r ,Qulle
Quern
street,k 11 c r
ncas an te?
Pa.—Begs leave to inform the public that he Is the Aged
for any or all of the following Periodicals, Magazines, ..tri
which he is prepared to furnish by single subscription a,
publishers' prices (which are annexed) any two of the
Magazines for $5; or any two of the $5 Magazines for $9 :
LIST OF PRICES.
i
Harpers' Magazine, subscription ?Tice.
Putnam's Monthly, ill
"
Knickerbocker, Ja
"
Godey's Lady's Book, !S.
Graham's Magazine, " 9
Prank - Leslie's Fashion Book, " a
Blackwood's Magazine, . - - 8
Arthur's Rome Magazine, " 2
Peterson's Magazine, .i
National " e Magazine, a
Litters Living Age, " 1g
Eclectic Magazine,"
Runt's Merchant ipline, " 5
The Foreign Reviews, each, "
Horticulturist, colored,
•
Horticulturist, plain, - 4 , 12
Baßon's Flctortal,
Dicken's Household Words, " 12
A specimen number of any designated $2 or s9Mame
eine will be sent on receipt of six Post Office letter stamps
and for twelve such a sample of either of the $5 or $6 works
will be sent. 11
W. H. S. is also the only authorised agent for the 4 Brit
ish Reviews and Blackwood's Magazine, price 510,00 only.
A large and well selected stock of Books on all suhjecteL
constantly on hand.
Just received a-full supply of the Am. S. S. Uulon
publj
cations, at the Society's Prices. All are invited to call
and get what they want at the lowest prices at 1
apr 24 tf-14] SPANGLER'S.
An easy method to procure a Copy 4
Tilk PEOPLE'S DOMESTIC YAM (Li El lIL(:.—As ap
inducement for persons seeing notices of our books to select
or recommend suitable persons to Oct as agents in their fide
tlou'of country, kwitit whom we will con espond,) we will
allow on each of the first $.21 of books sold through thdir
recommendation or in - finance, one copy of our "L age Tylie
Quarto Pictorial Bible;" to bo forwarded free of all charge,
and guaranteed in perfect order, to any central place In the
United States, excepting those of California, Oregon a
Teens.
Country Merchants and Postmasters can procure sut
scribers to, and sell .-Sestra' Pictorial Works," make a baud
some profit; and sustain no lose.
Any person wishing to embark in the enterprise, Al
risk little by sanding to the Piiblisher $25, for which he
will rodelve sample copies of the various works (at whoie•
sale prices,) carefully boxed, insured, and directed, an ' -
log a very llberal per wastage. to the Agent Is, hlo tomb! .
With these, he will soon be able to ascertain the most
able and order accordingly.
To: those who intend to engage in the circulation of o r
books, we would urge the present as the mostinvorab e
opportunity which has occurred in many years. Our sal
are largely increased beyond those of preceding years; o
Agents are more generally successful, and the future off'
still more extensive prospects for trade than even the sea-
son which has passed. -1.....-
The three elegant volumes lately issued by us, en "T e
Russian Empire," "China and, India," the ••Incidenta .
the United States' Wars," and a new and revised edit
of faur"Pictmial Descriptiollef the United States," eniarg d
and improved, corrected by thfi late Census, with full
scriptions and correct illustrations of the Gold Regions, &4.,
we offer to canvassers, 'with the confident assurance that
they are as popular and elegant, and aairdrinslcally vol ' -
able, as any books now offered in the country.
Ita,. THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BlBLE—being the 0 d
j .
and New Testanients, according to the authorized Verde
With fall marginal referencer,...Wair of the weights ' d
measures of the BcOptureas II Atli ; Chronology, from
Latin of:Calmat* a steel engraved Family . Record, tl i
Births, Marriages, and Deaths; a superb: - and' authen c
map of Palestine and the Holy land. illustrated by abo ' t
One Thousand Engravings I 101I0agirs large quarto, pri
$ll- ,
Ink. Penans Wishing to came In - their sale, will reed e
promptly, by Mall, a.Cirezdar 'containing . full until
..directions to persons dispose' &Ito' ant as..il&Ots," - frogetkiir
with the terms on which they;will%heltunished, by ad
dressing the subscriber, postqatd: •,...1-'-' s. - ' ' 1
/10/311/4"=8.8113, Publisher,
181 W(ilium fftreet, N. York
apr 24 t4I4J
.
.-Elettate . Haney C4roff.—Lo the Court of cont
'_Ujelon Pleas ibr thee,ounty.Of Lana ter . Mark
& Graff, Trustee of ?lanay - Groff, under the s will of Julio M.
! the& late of,West Earl toirldblp, Lanivister . eotint deo'd,
did on the llth day of Asiril,l.Bss, file In. the O nce of the,.
f • Prothonotary of the said-Court, his Account. of the said
heii3by idiot to all persona hiii;..bid th,
ladd;Estste,thatthe said Conk have asTbin ted the - Tlst day
of May; the eontinnation 'thereof, noises exosp;..
rikllls be tiled. Attest, J. MOWMAZl,roth'y. .1
Protteys Citlb:e,Sprft 17 4t-13
7 0leetion ,Ctonasztost Seitiiisia Disinters.
£l—TOthe qualified Voters of the City of Lancaster. An
election fore Twelve Directors of the Common Schools of
said city, to serve for there years,..will be held at ITulton
flail, between the hours of one and area 'o'clock,. in :the
afternoon on Tuesday, the fast day of 'May, 1855.
THOS. 111111110 WES, Pre:et—
te-13
J. ZnumuLLY. Secl.
J_ Tm M portautat..to Paracteran---14 BASH
they BROTH
would respectfully infonn the public; thit hare
taken the old established stand, formerlyoempled by Sam
uel B. Haines, and mere recently by Nath.oiii Bair k Co.,
East King street, in the - city of Lancaster, in the rear of
Dr: G. B. Markley, about half a square End of Speedier!
Hotel where they arngrepanwi to furi4sii
Threshing 3tavehines and - Horse' Powers
of every description, Soma of the tart materials and bathe
most workmanlike manner. - BePairink of all Math -atten
ded to, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable"
terms. .
N. B. ic Brother would eallpartlaulai attention to their
improved ....9mker which, fbr estaf running and effi
ciency of action standsli ghtn
unrivalled:-
,April 17 fin-13
l•
New Advertise ment.--CaItarBITILDING Lora
—A 'HOME WITHIN TELE REACH OP EVERY MAN
BY PAYING A WEEK...—ONE MORE OPPORTUNI
TY I!—Thiilding Lots at 5135 i payable one dollar a week,
located in the mast eligible and Improving part of Lancas
ter. In' situation they are immediately within the improve.
merits, fronting upon the test main, streets, as follows:
Chesnut, Walnut, Fulton, Marion Ann, Frank li n, Mar.
shall and Marion streets. A more desirable and beautiful
locality cannot be found by persons wishing to wive their
money or have a pleasant home of their own near their
business. It is a known tact that in this direction prop
erty within the past two years has rapidly improved, and
either for the purpose of an investment or residence cannot
Ibe excelled. An opportunity is now presented to all in
dustrious persons to obtain a holfie and a freehold upon
terms which were never before offered, and at a price which
for cheapness is unprecedented. The Lots being payable
in the small sum of one dollar a week, every workingman
has a chance. He would scarcely miss the outlay, whilst
he would be paving his way to a competency.
There can be no better means of economizing than thi s
the ground is purchased at Its present value, and judging
from past experience and the past ratio of increase, It will
be worth by the time it is paid for, three times its present
price. at that time man can have a Lot of his own and
rid himself of his landlord, or by' means of these small
savings scarcely noticed, together with the accumulation
of profits, have a sum sufficient to start him In business.
Many who have made fortunes would never have been
worth a cent, if by accident or otherwise they had not
made a commencement and gathered together a small sum;
and subsidiary to this we may well my, that the founda
tion of wealth is Investment in rest estate. If we look
around amongst all our acquaintances who have attained
an Independence, we will dud it done through their In
vesting in real property; it is the solid stepping stone to
prosperity, one which, amid all the fluctuations of the
times, and the panic of the money market, is,permanent
and secure r; or in other words "is still there." Those re
marks are appilEable to every circumstance of life. The
Lots are 22 feet front, and from 90 to 160 feet in depth, all
running upon back alleys.
The demand has been so great that hundreds have al
ready been sold—enough to cover the whole property with
improvements in a short timer During the month of July,
or the beginning of August, the principal streets will be
thrown open. Under these circumstances the mind may
readily conceive the rapid rise In value which will take
place. One lot will mutually tend to improve the other.
On account of the flue situation of this laud, and its su
perior cheapness, such an opportunity as this can never
be presented again lu the city of Lancaster; and the sales
of these have been so very numertaffs that they will soon
be entirely disposed of and withdrawn from the market.
By early application Lots can be purchased at the office
of Jesse Landis, north side of East King street, above
Sprecher's and Lechier's hotels. . _
apr 24 t&11)
The Greatest ➢ledlcal Discovery of the
Age.
Dr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury has discovered, in one of our
common pasture weeds, a remedy that cures
EVERY RIND OF RUMOR,
from the worst Scrofula down ton common pimple.
He has tried it in over 1100 cases, and never failed except
in two cases, (both thunder humor.) He has now In his
possession over two hundred certificates of its virtue, all
within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples
on the face.
JOHN SILISzLER,
Justice of the Peace.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of Blies.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in
the mouth or stomach.
Three to tire bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to core running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly corruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
case of ringworm.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most des
perate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles of this iu the
vicinity of Boston. I know the effect of it in every case.—
So sure as water will extinguish, fire, so sure milli this
cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it, but that sold an-
other; atter a trial it always speak for itself. There are
two things about this herb that appear to me surprising;
first that it grows in our pastures, in some places quite
plentiful, and yet its value has never been known until I
discovered it iu 18,16—second that It should cure all kinds
of humor.
In order to give some idea of the sudden rise, and great
popularity of the discovery. I will state that in April,
1853, Lpeddled it and sold about six bottles par day—lu
April, 1854, I sold over one thousand bottles per day of It.
Some of the wholesale Drugglrts who have been in the
business twenty and thirty years, say that nothing In the
annals of patent medicines was ever like it. There is a
universal praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice I always kept It strictly for humors
—but since Its introduction as a general family medicine
great and wonderful virtues have been found in It that I
never suspected.
Several cases of epileptic fits—a disease which was al
ways considered Incurable, have been cured by a few bot
tles. 0, what a mercy if It prove effectual in all cases of
that awful malady—there are but few who have seen more
of it than I have.
I know of several 'cases of Dropsy, all of them aged peo
ple cured by it. For the various diseases of the Liver, Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Ague, Pain In
the side, Diseases of the Spine, and particularly in diseases
of the Kidneys, &c., the discovery.has done more good than
any medicine.ever known.
No change of diet ever nerPiaary—eat the best you get
and enough of It.
1, *”. ,,,,, t5-Fowl.tar--Adiiltet one table spoonful per day
—Children over ten years [Wasn't sporinful. Children
from five to eight years,tea spoonful. As no direc
tions can be applicable to I conatitutions, take sufficient
to operate on the bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by,
DONALD KENNEDY,
No. 120 Warren Si.. Reabury, Mass.
_.Price 51,00.
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Wholesale Agents. New York Clty , C. V. Clickner, 81
Barclay Street; C. 11. Ring, 192 Broadway; Rushton & Clark
275 Broadway; A. B. k D. Sands, 108 Fulton Street. -
Sold In Rochester by J. Bryan & Co., Wholesale Agents,
No. 112 State Street; also by L. Bost A Co.
General Agent. —T. W. Dyott A Sou, Philadelphia.
Agents in Lancaster.—James Smith, Wm. G. Baker,
Samuel Welchens, 8.11. Kaufman, 11. A. Rockatleld, Chas.
A. Heinitsh.- april ad 444
Spring rend Summer Clothing.—Short floats
with long sleeves, long sleeves and chart Coats. PAN
TALOONS that have actually got legs • • them, but there
appears to be no allowance for any other convenience.—
I .ESTS that positively have holes where thearms may rest
at ease, but no danger of chafing the goods, as the muslin
of the back extends sufficiently Into the body to supply
the deficiency of material. Gentlemen who are in want of
clothing had better inquire before they buy of those who
are not mechanics. Some men follow a trade they never
learned. They cannot feel the Mechanic's honest pride
and high ambition to excel in his legitimate busi
ness. Every man to his own trade Is the old ad
age. The Clothing business in particulai, is beset ip
with individuals who were formerly Merchants,
Pedlars, Tinkers and traders, who are now following a trade
they never learned. We always feel happy when we see
the Mechanic raise himself superior to those Vandals in
business. The extensive business done at the
Lancaster Clothing Bazaar
this season is particularly gratifying because the Proprie
tor (Joseru Goanisr) isnot only a Gentleman, but a Me
chanic, who has risen to the highest point of Tame, always
maintaining his reputation for the manufacture of superi
or clothing on the principle of large sales and small profits.
We recommend all ia want of good and cheap clothing' to
the Clothing House of JOSEPH GORMLEY, In N. Queen
treat, No. tS opposite the Franklin House, Reuben Weld
er's. • LANCASTER CLOTHING BAZAAR.
april 17 3m-33
Supplement to an Otdinance entitled
A•'An
urdinance establishing kdditloilal Markets."
Sac. 1. The Market Committee, in addition to the sewer
al classes of market stalls already specified In section 4 of
the ordinance to which this is supplemental, add another
class, which shall be class No. 6, and shall be subject to an
annual rent of gs, and be dig:awed of in like manner as
the other classes of stalls and subject to the same regula
tions.
Ordained and enacted'into a law at the city of Lancaster,
on the 2tt day of April, 1855.
JESUP. LANDIS, President C. C.
11E5111Y CARPENTER, President S. C.
Attest—Jostpn Sexsox, Clerk C. C.
Janis C. Caarawrra, Clerk S. C.
april 17. 1113
Notice.—All persons indebted to the estate of Jacob
Edgerley late of the city of Lancaster, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment, to the undersign
ed, and those having claims, will please present them duly
authenticated to
GEO. H. BOMBERGER, (Scrivener,)
april 10 4t-12 with the Will annexed.
Estate of John Whoaler, a lunatic.—ln the
Court of Common Pleas for tke County of Lancaster.
Whereas, Abraham Wissler, Trustee of John IVlssler, of
Manor twp., (a lunatic) did on the third day of .April,
1815, file in the Office of the Prothonotary of the said
Court, his Account of the said Estate:
. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested In the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 21st
day of May next, 1851, for the confirmation thereof, -un
less exceptions be filed. 'Attest,
J. BOWMAN, Proth`y
Lancaster, Proth'ys. Office, apr 3 apr 10411-'l.2'.
Estate of Stephen J. Hamilton and Wile.
in the Court of Common Pleas for the County" of La:ll
i:aster. Whereas, John C. Walton,Assignee of Stephen J 4
Hamilton and Wife, did on the ifth day of Aprll 1155,
file in the OMce et the Prothonotary of the .Id Court, his
Aceotint of the said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested in the
said Estate, that the mid Court have appointed the 21st tlay
of May i next, 1855, for the confirmation thereof, uni ess
exceptions be filed. Attest, J. BOWII.L.N, Protlf)
Lancaster, Proth'yo, Mee, apr 5 ap 10 4t-12
Notice..—The Stockholders of the Lancaster and Sne
onehamia Sleek Water Navigation Company' axe hare-
by notified, that an Election for the choice of Fivellanac
gars to serve for the ensuing year, will be held on Helldal
the 7th day of May neat, at the Company's Office ; No. &13.
North Queen at. Lancaster. • GEO. CAWEB,
sprit 17 tf-17
New London Academy—New London, Chaster
Co., Pa.—The Sommer Session of this Institution 'will
commence on WidnesdaY, May 2nd, and continue twenty
one wean:
'ibrpexusen - for glimmer session. $ 7O
— Washing, Music, Drawing, and Modem Language's, are
extras—at semi charges.
The course of instruction. is • extended and thorough,
embracing the branches of a complete English cducatioa,
with the Ancient is Modern Languages; and as the un
dersigned Is a Teacher by profession, - and devotes aU his
attention to the interests of the Schoo mad Is aided at all
times by competent and [industrious Thu:nigh
out the whole muse it is aimed-to make rapid add at the . . .
same time thorough acquaintance with tfie studies , nue- ,
sued.
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For Meta= and Catalogues. address
apr 10 4f•12 JA my% B. MeDOWEL.I.; PrinCird.
itildiitnting neatly done at the Intelll
t)'gencntoffieq No. 2, North. Duke tstree.
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ritalloring.—T.illiltPitY wtslal to Inform n
his
_Lateran& friends and the puble generally, that he has
ejlened a new and Tailoring
listaililiatunont in ,No.• 9 Fulton—lndldings,l
Lacing on Weil King street, where he shall be hap-
py tea aattanalitteall wlio. may faTor:Dimlrith a
Tha'sabieribeiflattira tditielf . that bi strict :attioitkm
to bus.thass.,.ba will mutt anikieeetTe . a sham ot.rtillo
-JOS. MINT' G.
itATICKG within a few - days supplied the' office with a
large amentmentatFAlslCY JOB TYP E,
Dam the Potuadr7 - of L. Jowrsas Co., Philadelphia, We
.flatter onnielf in being aid do almost every kind of
47023: WOME
in a style which =not be excelled by any other establish
mentin this Qty. .Those, therefore, of our readers, who
may desire to have
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Ira/Yr/Jill* Cards,. BM-goads, Maas,
and every other species of •
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,e It It .gU
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done, woulti.do wall to give us a trial; width= judge,for
themselves.
OFFICE No. 2, Narth Duke street, directly opposite
the new Court House. t Jan 30.t.f4
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.—The
nershiP heretotbre existing in the Foundry business,.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the =Bo( March last.
All persona indebted to said:firma will make . paymentto
Samuel ro
Sloko, and , these basing claims will present
them for payment. SAMUEL SLOKOIL
WILLIAM F. BABFBI
N. B.—The business will be continued at the old stand
by Wlr.r.r•ll F. IMAM;
april IT 3te-I3
state of Martin Andrews and Wife.—
Jean the Court of Common Pleas for the ()aunty of Lan
caster: Whereas, Jacob Andrews, assignee of Martin An
drews and Wife, did on the 9th day of April, 1855 ffie its
the Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court, his Ac
count or the said Estate :
. .
Notice is hereby 10.ven to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 2.f.st
day of May, 1555, for the oonikmatlon thereof unless ex
ceptions be hied. Attest, J. BOWMAN, f'roth'y.
Frothy's Lithos, Lan. april 11 '
I,lstate of Allen Brenemon.—ln the Court of
_U./Common Pleas for the-County of Lancaster. Whereas,
George Wenger assignee of Allen Breneman, of Brecknock
twp., did on the 11th day of April, 1815, ills in the Office
of the Prothonotary of the said Court, his Account of ‘ the
said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all , persona interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 21st
day of May, 1855, for the comirmation thereof, unless
exceptions be tiled.
Attest, .1. BOWMAN, Proth'Y.
Prothy's office, Lan. april 17 4t-13
listate of Aaron Sheaffor and Wife.—lu
the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lancas
ter. Whereas, Christian Bents, assignee of Aaron Shearer
and Wife, did on the 12th day of April, 1e.55, tile lu the
Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court, his Account
of the, said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 21st
day of May, 1555, for the conbruiation thereof,
unless exceptions be tiled. • Attest,
J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
Prothy's. Office, Lan. 4,11 17 4t-13
191 North Second St., a few doors below Vine, Phila.
Li B. KELLER, Proprietor, (Successor to M. Watsom)— D
k_T. The present Proprietor having every futility nud a
knowledge of the wants of the community, would must re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the farmer patronage,
and pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting on his
part to give the most perfect satialactiou to all. the table
will be supplied with tho best in the market—and nothing
will be lett undone that will contribute to the comfort of
his guests.
113. Stabling for over 1.00 Horses, yard late and lom
modious. april 17 3ra-
A. N. BRENYEMAN,
JESSE LANDIS.
Another Prize Medal Awarded
/110 E. 3PCLAIN, fur the best Perfumery and Fancy Soaps,
Ist the lute Fair held at Washington city. E. AFCLAIN'S
highly perfumed Vegetable Oil. This important discov
ery possesses valuable properties which we believe no
other article of the kind dues. It will cleanse the scalp,
and produce a full and beautiful growth of hair. Its me
dicinal qualities ald,nature and reader the heir healthy,
moist and pliable, and yet so pure that It will not soil hat
nor bonnet. Manutitetured by E. .WCituyi, Perfumer and
Chemist, at his large and new establishment. No. lOti North
6th street, below Itace, Philadelphia.
N. B.—Constantly ou hand a large assortment of Perfu
mery, Soaps and Fanty articles. Discount to wholesale
dealers from lb to 21 pat cent fur cash. april 17 3m-13
. Te Country Merchants and Others.
JJOHNII'eLOUD A: SUN, No. 16 Market Street, Philadel
phis, invite the attention of cash buyers to an examina
tion. of their stock of HATS, consisting of every
grade of PAN ANA, LFAHORN and STRAW HATS for Mens'AL
and Boys' wear; together with a general assortment
of Beaver and Moleskin Hats and Caps of every deocription,
- Suitable for spring sales, all of which are selling at greatly
reduced prices for cash.
AarJust received leo dozeh Unlade, Straw, and wide
Leghorn Hats fur Earners.
sprit 17 4m-13 .16 Market at. below 2d,South side, Phila.
A BRITTON CU.,.Mauufacturer, Wholesale and Re
it. tail Dealers, No. 32 North 2d street, above Market,
Philadelphia. The largest, chwpest and best assortment
of Plain and yaucy BLINDS of any establishment In the
United States: SHADES of every variety, at the lowest
market prices. Buff, llollaud and Store Shades, made to
order at short notice. Give us a cull and save expense.
WE STUDY TU PLEASE. april 17 3m.13
resh Spring and Summer Clothing.—
In every variety of material, quality and style, For
MEN AND BOYS, at F. J.K.ramph , s Merchant Tail
oring, Clothing and Furnishing Store, corner of North
Queen and Orange Sheets, Lancaster city, Pa. One of the
distinguishing characteristics of the Clothing sold at this
establishment is, that they are all cut and made in
Lancaster city, under the immediate supervision of
careful and competent workmen, whose long expe
rience in the business, eminently qualifies them in
getting up articles iu their line, in a neat, tasteful and
substantial manner.
The stock on hand consists of a large assortment of
SEASONABLE CLOTHING,
of all the various kinds of material that the markets af
ford, and in such modes asdbmfort, convenience, elegance,
durability or convenience suggests. In addition to which
are fine, common and medium Shirts, Collars, Cravats Ties,
Scarfs, Stfspenders, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and
such other articles usually required in nothing up a Gen
tleman's Wardrobe. •
Also, a full and carefully selected assortment of super
fine, medium and common
Cloths, Cassimeres, [Cashmerets,
Tweeds, Marines, Satinets, Crotons, Alpaccas, Linens,
Drillings and Vestings of different colors, shades, figures
and patterns, always kept on hand, and made to order, in
any manner desired by the customer, with reasonable dis
.peitch,kll accommodating terms, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
Grateful for a generous patronage during the pant fif
teen years, and with uncUminithed confidence in the fu
ture, the proprietor submits the rest to a discriminating
community, hoping to merit a continuance of public Amor.
N. B.—P. J. K. is the agent for Winchester et Scotts Pat
ent Shoulderseem Shirt. F. J. KRAMPII,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, corner of N. Queen and
Orange streets. april 17 3m-13
state of Frederick Kingenklmer, dec , d.
Xf—Letters of administration on the estate,of Frederick
hingenhimer, late of Conestoga township, dec'd, having
been granted the subscriber residing in the same tap.:
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment Immediately, and those having claims will pru
sont them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB KAUPFSIAN,
april 17 Gt.* 13 • Adner.
'Moves I Stoves I Stoves I t—Wholesale and
retall.—The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of Stove dealers and those in want of a Stove for
Parlor, Die:lngo:tam and Kitchen, to our extensive assort-
ment of every description of Stoves to wier Bay State Slx
holes on tap, Globe Cook, Buck's Cook for wood, Modern
nu, Complete Cook, Sweet Ilome,.Lilly Dale, Yocum Cook
Hagar Cook and Parlor Stoves of different kinds. too 'nu
merous to mention: also, to our Celebrated MacGregor
Heating Stove fur Parlor, Hotels, Halls, and large stoves
warranted to give more heat with one quarter the fuel,
than any other stove now made.
We are agents for Barstow & Co's Celebrated Stoves
which far fineness of casting, durability and utility, not to
be excelled. Also, Queen's Patent Portable Forges, the
best now in use. References in regard to the aboyeatdves,
are always to be seen at our store.
.NEMAN & WARNIC'ff
N. E. Corner Second & Race ets.
mh.2O 3m-9 Philadelphia.
.A notion Sales at WentzPs Store.-Now open-
XL. ed from the /ate large New York end Philadelphia
doles.
Carpets! Carpets! Otrpets I Ingrain, Yentitan and Do
mestic Carpets.
Persons in want of a Carpet of any description shOuld
not forget to visit Wentz's Carpet rooms, and secure a Cur
pet from the Bargains now in store.
Matting! Matting I—Plain and Red and White Check.
2500 yds. beat White and Bik. Calicoes ever sold for 6 1 4, etc.
3000" Cold • "
Berego De Laines, 124 cents ' worth •25 cts.
5000 " Ginghams, plain and brokeoPhtld, 1234 worth 25
950 " Black and White " "
750 '• 5-4 Ginghams, only 15 cts, worth 31. y..
One lot double boiled Black Silks, at 50, 62, 75, 87e, and
$l,OO.
Magnificent Spring Silks, in plain and gay colors—Plaids,
Stripes, Brocades and Solids.
Ladles, Woutz's are determined to keep the reputation of
offering for your selection the Choice Dress Goods of the
Season. They will be opening, almost daily, additions to
their attractive stock of Choice Goodi. Remember the
pIace—WENTZ'S.
Now is-the time for Housekeepers?,-only think—a good
Ticking for tgA eta. Good Checks for Aprons, only q4cts.
Where can 1 buy such Bargains ? Why at
mr 27 tf-lo IVENTZ'S CLIEAP-STOIC E.
Now Spring. and Summer Goods Belling
at very low prices.—JOlLN V: TEARY'S, Wholesale a
*na!' Cloth Store, TYo. 67, North 2d street, Philadelphia,
now in store, and constantly receiving new desirable styles
of Fresh °Gods for Men - a - and Boy's wear, conslatlur; of
English, French, German and American cloths of all colors
and qualities from $1 to 6 per yard ' • Black Cassimers
French Black Doeskins, fancy Cassimers of all colors and
styles; Cotton and Linen pant stuffs, Black and Fancy sat
inets, Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Plain Tweeds, Summer
Coatings in great variety, sup. Black Satin Vestings, lemcy
Silks, Cashmere, Marealles, Ac., etc., in all colors styles and
qualities. Also a general assortment of Tailors trimmings,
.tc., all of which 1 will well cheap.
JK6 - Particular attention paid to the Tailor and Clothing
trade. First cloth store Id below Arch, east miff', Phil
adelphia mar it 7
Tllllllll B. Saufxuara, ATTORNEY AT LAW
tl and Agent for procuring Bounty Land Warrants.
00Ice to Widmyer's Building, South Duke street, nen
the Court House. mar 20 6m*-9;
Gold and gillver Watehes, Silver %Vara
ana Jewelry.—The largest, finest, and best selected
stock in the city. Every description of Sae and cheap
watches that are manufactured can be obtlaned at this
establishment, which receives them direct from the Facto;
ries of Liverpool, LoudrM and Switserland,ard Is thereibre
enabled to sell a much superior article for a less price than
any other retell store in this city.
Persons wishing to purchase at Wholesale and Ibitall itre
invited to call and the worth of their money. .b'ome of
these. Watches can be sold at the following pri
ces, viz: .1
Gold Levers fall Jeweled, 18 Carat case, $25,100
" limiting case, Fell Jeweled levers, 3.3.4 00
" Lapin(' Watches, " 20100
Sliver Lever " Full Jeweled, lte 00
-
" limning case, "- • ls, 60
" lespine SYntnties, Jeweled, 8100
and some gill cheaper than the above.
Jewelry of every description, tine and cheap. Also, sill
,
ver Ware, and Silver-Pated Ware of all kinds.
Watches repaired and warranted, at
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...- um - is U. BICOOILALL'g 1
- (Old Stand) Nko. 110 S. Second,2d doer below Dace ste set,
. Philadelphia. ' rear 81y-'7
111011uulOvilat--.WILLAW B. FORDNEY, Attorney j at
JUbLaw Ints removed . Ida - office from N. Queen'st..to the
building in the South East corner of Centre Squint, iftd..
uterly known as Haley's Hotel.
Lance/Aar, april 10 • " tat
Barley Sheaf Hotel,
Premium Venitian Blinds
STILL MORE BARDAINS
Netv Stoek:of Dry Goods for the Spring
of 1855.. - .EYBE & LANDELL, S. W. corner of Foortl.
and Arch atreets,Thlt , elphia, are fully prepared to suit
huyertr;-. Wholesale & Retail, with good% adapted to their
wants and at the lowest NMI Casa
BLACK FA SILIIIIci ss I .
NCY, •
NEWD GOODS,
NEW, SPRING SHAWLS,
NOVEL'II.IO IN LAWNS,
I B PRINTS,
PLAID GINGRAMS,
• I .000 D LINEN.S,
TABLE LINENS,
81TEEIINOE, &c. &c.
aired from the Auctions, of N.
P. FL—Oil Boiled Black Silks
Lg. Store-keepers supplied
Leh 27 3m43
N. 8.,-Barpint zumy
York., and Yhibido
warranted not to ;cut is w
with those goods TogniarlY
Sievr Iron -}sad ;Brass Foussdry.,--The Pro
prietors of the LAXCASISII LOCOMOrivr. Worms Nionld re.
spectfidly call thei attention of the public to the extensive
IRON end BRASS Foundries connected with their estab
lishment. Wears now I:lreed to Ilanufx ctn.
Stationary 'Eng •dri,
Mlll4ind - Savi Mill Castings,
Car Wheels,
and every other asseripßou of cast iron work at short no.
tics and seduced ;primes Also, all kinds of
Brass earnings, I
.COpiper Mkvets, • •
Solder and
j Bataan Metal.
Bine eitatdishment is tunier the Superintendence of lir.
John Brandt, Sr. !whoseixiootornical skill is well known to
our citizens, and as nand but the most competent end
thorough workmen are ele a tyed, wo are confident of I,iT
ing entire satisfacition, to who may favor uswith their
we
patronage. . ifeb tf-SJ
latest fille/4ea I I—Tlie subscriber haring taken the
kjegenerfor Edam's building Slates is ready at any time
to furnish slate by the Inn er put ou by the square, at the
shorteatnotlotrand on the Most reasonable terms. Apply
at my Hardware Store, North Queen street.
feb 27 ly-7 I GEORGE D. SPRECRER.
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ILILIKOIT..U. . .
II "BESSON ..k r e m leave to inform the p . ttbll o II
. ii that they have ed the Philadelphia well y
1 111,014tNING STORE,
frozallo 62 SouthE3e6orgii etreet,to the new bulidtua,,
No. slol3,l 4 ohosnut. Street.
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*We doors above h'lghtli. street, South side,) where 1.1
- they will ofter;axtintruesest stock at reduced-prices.
N. B.—Dally, opening ;New Spring Goode.
I Phila. mar 12
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I - 2m-6
Garden, Field and' Flower Seeda.—A large
assortment oil the above in ovary variety, including
dutny new ones, recently intronsced, tbr sale by wholesale
or retail; also Osage Orange Seed, sprint article, fresh Irian
Texas. For sale by gescHALL MORRIS A Co., •
Agricultural Warehouse and Seedstpre, corner of ith
Market eta., Philaila. ; april 3 tf.1.1
Blinds and s' l, Shade off at reduced pri
sea. B. J. WILLY AMS,INo. 12 North Sixth Street, a
few doors above Market St., Philadelphia.
Originator of all now SC less Buys the best materials
cheap for Cluils, which enables him to sell superior Win
dow Blinds and Shades as low as others sell lu
feller articles. ' . .
Gold bordered and painted SILAD49, of beautiful'; de
signs.
Ruff Holland SHADES, Trimmings, Fixtures, &c.,
Wholesale and retail.
Store Shades pahated and lettered to order.
Repairing in geneial attended to. Purchasers please
SLR - We study to please.
A rah Street Hot Store, N. E. Cor. Bth
1 - land Arch streets, Philadelphia. At the above este,•
liniment may be found a complete assortment of
HATS, CAPS, UMBItELLAS, At., of every &scrip.
tion, at prices which cannot fall to Pleuse. Every av
tide is manufactured on the promises, and no goods are
allowed to leave the store :which are not perfect in every
respect.. Particular attention Is Invited to the Moleskin
Hats at Three Deflate, which for beauty and durability
will compare favorably wilh those sold elsewhere at Four
Dollars. • W. C. WIDMARTEL.
aprill7 3m-13
With
Mg Machine has been Improved 'by the addition of
a Reaper Attachchent, and it is now offered'. a Mower, or
as a !Rowel and Reaper combined, with full confidence that
it Js the most peifect and successful machine now In use.
This addition of the Reaper has been effected by eularg•
iug the main wheel, by circular sections bolted to the rim
of the wheel. (This has been patented.) It. can bo changed
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to the Reaper in a few minutes without injury to tho Mower
The agency forithe sale of this well-known machine is
still retained by its, and -may be seen at the office, No. 78
South Wharves, Philadelphia, where they will be deliver
.' to purchasers after the , 15th of the 6th mouth (May)
next, by one of us in persob.
Price of M0w.1.5116; Mower and Reaper combined $136.
Terms cash. Communipations to be addressed"
REEV'L•' & BROTIIQRS,
Allowaystown, N.. 1.
april 17 3m-13
A -
gricultuial and Horticultural Imple.
ments.—SPAlN'S Patent Atmospheric Premium
Churn, the best article in the market. [lay, Straw and
Fodder Cutters id great verlety—lteapers and dowers, of
all the approved patentsProuty Plows and Castings, for
which we are solo agents in Philadelphia.
Holladay's patent Wind 'Engide; Pliors of 2u different
patterns, includitig the double Michigan subsoil; expand
ing, folding and &eversible harrows, Feld and Ourden hol
lers expanding Cultivators, Spades, shovels, Manure Yorks
Horticultural 'focils in great variety, together with every
thing needed by the Farmer or liardeuer.
'For sale by PASCHALL MORRIS b CO.,
Agricultural 'Warehouse and Seed store, corner of 7th
Market sts., Phi!Ada. ; • april 2 tI-11
,
FH. SroolXlt, Port Monnaie, Pocket
.Book, and Dressing Case 31anutucturer, N. W. corner
of Fourth sod Chesnut spuots, Philadelphia, alway .on
hand a large and:varied assortment of
Port Monnales, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cuban,
Bankers Cases, Travelling Bags,
Note Molders, , Backgammon Boards,
Port Folios, . Chess 5106,
Portable Desks, t Pocket Memorandum Books,
Dressing Cases, ' Cigar Cases, be.
Also, a general-assortment of English, French and Gor
man Fancy Goods.
Pine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops and Gold Pens.
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
F. 11. SMITH,
s
i. W. corner Fourth andds stn., Phlluda.-
N.13.—0n run receipt of t, a Ouparlor Livid Pen will bo
sent to any part SP thu Units l Slates, bylllA__ ll;—_escr___ ibi
Ckg
pen, thus, medluku, hart!, or soli. april 3 1-1
Freach Trusses.--Ilernia, or Rupture successfully
treated, and comfort insured, by use of the elegant
French Trusses, imported by the subscriber, and =do to
order expressly for his sales.
All suffering with Rupture will be gratified to learn that
the occasionimwoffers to procure a Truss, conible log ex
treme lightness, with ease,, durability and correct construc
tion, in lieu of the cumbrous cud uucomfortablo article
usually sold. An extensive assortment always on hand,
adopted to every variety of Rupture in adults and children
and for sale at a range of prices to suit all. Cost ol single
Trusses, $2, ii, 4 Cud $5; Double, Si, 5,6, ti and $lO.
Persons at a distance can have a Truss sent to any ad
dress by remitting tht amount, sending measure around
the hips, and stating side affected.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Importer, '7
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
S. W. corner of Twelfth & Itace sts., Phllttd.m.
Depot for. Dr. - Banninies improved Patent Body Deere;
Chest Expanders and Erector Braces; Patent Shoulder
Braces; Suspensory Bandages;" Splnal'Props and Supports.
Ladies' Rooms, with competent lady attendants.
mar 27 3m-10
o.late Roofing.- T Tlie undersigned, agent for the sale
ljof the celebrated Caldwell Slate, the superiority of
which is generally known Is prepared to contract for Roof
lug or for furnislium Slate, The safety end superiority of
Slate Roofing needs uo comment. All work done in the
best manner, and all orders promptly attended to.
LLELL M. STLIN
, are Store, West King st., Lan. -
I=l
Red Lion Hotel,- , -No. 200, Narket street, abov
Bth, Philadelphia. Tlip tmdersigued,•late of the Amer
Ran House, Columbia, Ea, takes pleasure in informing his
friends, and thelpublic gSnerally, that he has taken the
above well-known and; popular 'LOUSE, which he has tilled
up with entirely New Eititure and Bedding of a superior
quality. The house. also been renovated and impro
ved in a manneri which il compare favorably with any
of the Hotels in the City, pnd cannot fail to give satisfac
tion to those who may patronize this establishment.
The TABLE still alwayis be supplied willi the choicest
Provisions the market affords; and the Bar with the PU
REST AND BEST LIQUORS. Nothing shall be left undone
to make his Guests comfiotable, and he flatters himself
that by strict attention to business, ho will merit and re
:eive a liberal share of public patronage.
O. W. WINKLE,
Proprietor.
jan 23 tf•l
"kl" ottce---CABLNET MAKING BUSINESS. The nu
ll' dersigned hereby give; notice that she will airy
run the
CABINET-MAKING and Undertaking - .r-'
.r. j
business at the °ideal:4l . n W t'King
street, formerly kept by her usband,.
Henry M. Miller, and at the e time
returns her sincere thank for the liberal patronsige.
formerly bestowed • bllshment, . A matlindince
of former custom is respedtfuilLaudf Urgently solicited.
mar 13 ly-8 _ i." MARY 31ILLEE,
[[straw and Dlllllnery Goods, AVholesale
Oand netall.—Wsf. T. MILL, Scram, flat uud Dun
net Manufacturer, and dealer In Straw Gouda iu gen
eral, No. 321 North Secouh streer, (below Noble, east
side, directly oppuslte)3uts s lied Lion hotel,)
Where may be found &large and extensive assortment
of goods in the above hind, to whiclitho attention of coun
try Storekeepers and 31111 hers Is particularly invite
&
All goods said at the lo est cash prices.
may 13
2m-8
Pilaf; and Rasps
NEW Street File Works, Philadelphia. The subscriber
is constantly manufacturing for Wholesale Retell,
.t'ILES AND RASPS, of every description, and having
been practically engaged in the business more thau Thirty
years, can guarantee his )vork at the lowest prices.
Manufacturers and Mechanics can have their Old Files
Re-cut and made equal td new at half the original cost. •
I - J. B. SMITH,
No. 61 New st., kbekiveuti Race & Vise and 2d and 34:1 AS")
Philadelphia. mar 13 3m-8
, ~
Ceriutryou A,codemy.--ellurchtown Lancaster
Co. Pa. Tile Third Session of this nourishing insti
tution will commence qu Monday the 7th of May next.
In it Students are fitted ,for evdy condition of life, and
no pains ikspaied to give them every opportunity of moral)
and Intellectual training Perhaps no section of our Conn
try enjoys so many ad otages as the Vill a ge of Church , -
town,
y
town, both In the heal ulnas , and the morality of the
place. Personas .dingeir sons or wards to this limn.
Aution may refit ass& that every duty devolving upon
its Principals and Teachers will to fully performed. These
are two Departitiente Mile and Female-entirely separate
it being believed that this is the best mode upon which
any Institution can be Conducted.
Tgams--foi 6; months, Tull ion, Boarding, Washings 66 00
For further prwilculars ehriuire of the Principal;
i . ; J.E. GIFFIN, A. B. -..
inhili 131
state - of Dayli _
tlie Court' of
Common Pleas t
foi o edunty of Lancaster; Whereas,
Sassier, 4ssignee of DaTid. Staufier;ofDrtnitore twp
" did - Mi . the 29th day of March,./555, file in the once of the
Prothonotary:oMo 'said Court, his ~ .tenount of the said
Notice hereby given.to ailpersons .interested ho
said Estate, ttuit the said Court have,appoldted
de', of May, 1885, for this contirmatioa.tareofittidass
Captions be filed.. Attest, J.
Yrothy4 Mee, Lou, mar 29,185 6. Proth".
april 3 3m-11