Lancaster intelligencer. (Lancaster [Pa.]) 1847-1922, March 18, 1856, Image 3

ST. LOUIS COBB.ESPONDENCE.
Raritan Resumed—Great activity on the Levee—Hon. John
How *militated by at Democracy—A Net /Jankd thrown
around Snow-NothingEnn—Fabnorer Nomination cody
receired—Democracy triumphant in Chicago—Bout Sunk,
dr, kr_
Br. Lows, March 10,1056
I em now happy to announce that the old-fashioned
activity again pravaiva in the business thoroughfares of our
city. There are now more steamboats lying at our Levee
than were ever before known at one time. About one
hundred Steamers are activet engaged In receiving and
discharging freight, and the Levee is lined from North to
South with all manner of goods, wares, and merchandise
generally; drays and draymen are thicker than bees in a
sugar hogshead, and it is with difficulty that one can go
to and from the boats—in truth it in not safe. Our mer
chants are in better 'spirits than a fortnight since, and a
heavy spring trade is anticipated. A large number of new
houses have been opened, and many of our old levee clerks
have embarked In the Forwarding and Commission Busi
ness on their own hook. The boats that were sunk and
destroyed by the recent breaking npoi the ice, are not in
the leasr missed, and one would suppose, to judge from the
fleet now in our harbor, that boats sprung from the bottom
of the Mississippi, instead of sinking in the Father of Wa
ters. The ice in the Illinois river and Upper Mississippi
has not at yet broken up. Boats ere running on the 3115-
gond regularly—from that stream the ice having all run
out.
Business in every department is brick Produce will
soon begin to arrive from the upper rivers, which will give
more activity to the market. Thus far very little has been
done—no change, worthy of note, in prices.
On Saturday night last the Democracy met in mass meet
ing, at the Rotunda. and after the preliminaries were gone
through with, the lion. John llow was declared, by accla
mation, the candidate of the Democracy for Mayor. Mr.
flow has filled this office two terms already—last year hr
would not consent to run—a R. N. was chosen. nod all
the municipal administrations—even these spoken and
read of In the 'Torok almanacv - -ther., are none to 0,11,
pare with•our present city government. Luis ha- , lost
her credit her honor sad her reputation, which het citi
zen. were yearn in building up, and just When whoa we
got at the top of the !udder—just w nen her credit good
second to tame to the Colon—just when pro.perity touched
Itself upon her banner, and just as be, citizens Welt. about
to be relieved from heavy and berth...me taxes—ln pops
au administration steeped in the cees p4olt of ICI/ow-No
thlngism, reg - ardlexa of her fame, credit and en that Ic
noble; regardless of her credit abroad and her citiz,ni at
home, 60401 s upon the city a /Alvin., a foul stain, n black
and damnable spot, that It will require years to remove
and oradiente. The people of St. I.oub• are entisiled bill
Kuow.Nuthing rule and ruin, nod the iniii.uight order
will receive such a rebuke at the epp,•oiching eles-titn, as
will forever silence them in this section
The K. hold oil wag just about to say 1../iy.oieGon
meeting to night, to ratify the nomination of e Fillmore
andtponal.n." It will without •Doubt be a Ann ailair,
and to tell you candidly. Fillmore men In this city are law
and far between. Presidential nominations are g,natally
received with instantaneous ratifications and great rejuic
Mg, but the receipt of the nomination of Fillmore and Don
elson was an exception to the gltneral rule—nothing of
of the kind has yet taken place, and what is more of it, no
one SeeMS to give it a thought. These Know -Nothings
are certainly the most strange creatures living, hut in all
probability about a corporal's guard of,"Stai-pal;gled - bul
lies, mob-agitators, church burners and shig-shot patriots
will convene and endorse the Philadelphia Lnoline to.
night, and herald it abroad that the .1/nrricaos will sup
port Fillmore In St. Louis. The order here possesses a good
quantity of Gas!
The :lathe of Mr. BCCUAN LN has become a tower of
strength, and all that is required to place him in the Pres
deaths' chair,—where lie should be for the next fonr years
—is to give Itim 1115 nomination of the Democratic Notion
al Convention: and all the Fillmore. ind DOI10600)1 !lane
Maine to Lduisiana cannot lay a straw in his path—all
the combinations of Know-Nothingism, Dlack•ll•public.tre
Ism, Free-Soilism, Niggeri.ii,Deughfaceisui, Abolitionism,
A nvricnnism, Nativeism, and all other is/ns that the ene
mies of Democracy are heir to dare nut, will not, nor can
not prevent It.
The municipal election of Chhago comb nll . a few days
since, and resulted In the choice of the Democratic—Anti.
Know-Nothing ticket by 40(1 majority. Senator Douglas
was nobly sustained at this election in Chicago. The last
nail has been driven in the K. N. cotlin lu that city. The
corpse will be removed to South A hone s.
Since the election of H anks to the Speakership. the little
Rock (Ark.) Eeo,oc,al Las bees filled with cards auttoune
lag the withdrawal of Oho Know Nothings frost the varimr
lodges. So tiny go.
The Steamer Great West sunk at St. Genevieve a few
days ago; she was valued at i 16,000, sad insured itt Pitt,
burg for $12,000.
The steamer Jaruhii sunk in the Tallaii.ltehie river uu
the She was Ischined with cotton. Supposed to be
total lose_
The Winchester sunk below Alton a few days shoe.
The steamer Lucy Donovan burnt to the wet,r's edg
on the aSth. Los $17,0,X1/4—noinrurance
James Riley, charged with forgery, was surrriolerod I.y
his security and taken to jail.
Parker H. French was in New crltans on the 'l.llll, nY
route for Nicaragua—he is trying to muster up recruits
the land of great promise
The " Old Lino Whigs . ' are about re organizing in lowa,
and the Democr ate are picking their Meta for the next
campaign—they have a good ticket in the field, and will
no doubt triumph over the Know-Nothings and Black-Ile
publicans combined—they have united in lowa and made
one party out of two, and so it will be in other states whoa
the proper time arrives. LeCour motto be " D - iwn with
Black-Republicanism and Know :s:ethingism."
It is a difficult matter for one to follow up the various
names the opponents of Democracy assume—sure enougt
what is there In a name,—nothing; but there is something
in the rpoil.7, hence the disguises, the dark lanterns. and
Star Spangled Banners
lours,
State Appropriations for 1856
We give the following abstract of the items embraced in
the General Appropriation 1301 of this State, as reported
by the Committee of Ways and Moon, in the House o
Representatives.
Salary of Governor
secretary of Commonwealth, fcc
0 Deputy Secretary of Commonwealth_
" Auditor General
•• Surveyor General
° Attorney General
" Adjutant General
State Treasurer
Clerk Hire, State Department
Auditor General's Office
" State Treasurer's "
0 Surveyor General's..."
Salary of State Librarian
Contingent Expenses State and School Do
partment;.... 3,710 00
kudi tor General's Office. 1.45 U 00
State Treasurer's.......... 1,350 00
Surveyor Gonerat's..".... 1,430 00
Expenses of Legislature 125.000 Ou
Distributing Laws, &c 700 00
Public Pointing, Binding, &a 30,000 U 0
Miscellaneous Expenses. 3,000 00
Water and Gas for lire Capitol • 3,648 00
Support of Common Schools 230,000 00
•
Vellk01:111 and Gratuities 15,000 00
Salaries and per diem of Supreme Court 29.000 00
" of Judges of Dist. Court and Common
Pleas of Philadelphia
•• of Judges of Dist. Court and Common
Pleas of Allegheny
" mileage of Pretit Judges of COM. Pleas
excepting Philad'a and Allegheny 41,000 00
0 " of Associate Judges 16.500 OU
Guaranties interest for Danville and Pottsville
Railroad Co
•
Interest on State Debt
Ordinary Repairs of Canals, &c
" After Dec. I
Expenses of Motive Power
0 Payment of Collectors, &c., and Inci
dental Expenses
" Deficiencies of Salaries
• " of Lock keepers
for nse of portion Pa. It. R.
of Canal Commissioners, ,ke.
Repairs, Sc., of Bridget
pebts for motive power in '55
repairs on Portage R. R
• Juniata Canal
For repairs on Public Works
Relaying S. track Columbia R. It
Paying contractors on Portage R. R
Completing new Portage It. It
Debts On Upper N. Branch Canal
Enlarging Delaware Division
Employment of a State Engineer
Salaries of. Officers of Eastern Penitentiary
Western "
houseof Refuge, Philadelphia. ..1 1
Pittsburg -
Institution for the Blind
Deaf and Dumb
Payment of Adjutant Generals for visiting
Arsenals, &c
Salary Supt. Public Printing
State Lunatic Hospital
Expenses of State Library
Binding and lettering books
Purchasing Law B oaks
Miscellan eons
Harris' Reports for other states '.21'7; 00
Repairs of Capitol and Grounds 650 00
State and Treasury Departments.... 1.130 00
Grading North Street 230 00
Enclosing Public Grounds 4,500 00
Various work about Grounds 2,565 04
Furnace and Ventilators 550 00
Clocks for Senate and House ' 300 00
Repairs of „Powder House, Philadelphia,
Purchase of Webster's Dictionary for Public
Schools
WESTERN' GRANARIES.—We ascertain that
the following amounts of corn are in store at
the places named :
Peru, 124,000 bushels ; 70,000;
Ottawa, 200,000; P.ehria, and towns between
that place and Lasalle, 700,000 ; making a
total of 1,094,999.
It is estimated that there is in store at Lock
port 125,000 bushels ; at Morris 100,000, and
at Joliet 60,000 bushels.
In this city the amount of grain in store,
116,000 bushels wheat, - 61,000 bushels corn,
and. 14,000 bushels oats.
This gives 182,100 bushels at this 'point,
which added to the above totals, would make
1,561,100 bushels. A very large portion of the
corn in store at points on the canal and Illinois
river is owned in this city. The probability
is that the amount of Com in store below will
be nearly double before the canal opens, and
the amount in this city will of course be large
ly inereaged before the opening of navigation.
—Chicago Tribune.
COMING NATIONAL CONTENTIONS. —The Dom
%vatic meets at Cincinnati, June 2nd; the
American Bolters, at New York, June 12th,
and the Abolition, at Philadelphia, June 17th.
WASHESGTON COILIZESPONDENCE.
To the Editors of the Latelligepettr, dated
iTeshingtott, D. C. Marti 14th, 1856.
The Abolition party proper, held a canna, In the hall of
the House of Representatives on Tuesday evening last, at
which meeting the Hon. Solomon Foot, senator from Ver
mont presided, and gr. Comte& of the House acted as
Secretary. I notice this meeting merely, as the first link
In the chain, that are to follow, as feelers from the same
party, in favor of the union ticket of Abolition and Know.
Nothings I !I—The great man of the party spoke on that
occasion, Mr. Seward of N. V., and he announced, that he
would support any candidate of the treason party, so that
he was a liberty anti-slavery man. This is authority
enough for me, that Mr. Fillmore will be found to be a good
"good enough Morita" to receive the united support of
the abolition and know-nothing parties. Thus It is becom
ing plain to my view, that there will be no third candidate
for the Presidency, at the ensiling contest, as many sup
posed would be the case, at the opening of the 34th cor.
gress. When Mr. Seward speaks to this question of unity
in all the elements of the opposition to the democratic nom.
inee, yon may be cure that there is truth in the arrange
ment. It is their only hope of success, and, as meagre as
that is ira :toy arrangement the discordant opposition may
adopt, it, ocrtsinly is their best and only hope of success,
by this con,orration of all their energies lo favor of but
on, candid 4tv
The digo...T .tic nominee will be a man cf mettle, —e. man
of bacote and a Statesman,--consequently it fullova, that
being the choice of the national democratic party, he is al_
so a friend of the enisn, and ot that Constitution that
bind these States by the chords of unity of interest ioa
closely together, ever to be rent asunder. And all the arta
of those, who, oppose the democracy, and disregard the
guarantees of the original compact that bind the States as
one family. will fall before the people, when the people aro,
that the abAltion and know-nothing parties are linked
together to destroy the Union of these State,. All the cool
and sober mind e d friends of their country, will pause iu
their further support t of the Abolition put I), when. such
fearful CoLtdOtitlenCer, ale to Want( to our common country,
should that party ever prove successful iu their crusade
gaiust the Constitution of the laud
Judge [fought+ nod Co'Loner, geld to the :l•lstill• 011
tao /01.1 g and ebte tete.. th. The it”.t ',Trt
u+teit, th. Pre,Lleat. in hie eudee•ers to preeerve the
pence lu the Teri nory Vit/i1.151, fonu any
ttrter. The secoud sts,ung,,, that thi.o. in .0 Vet...ill:l/
f•r the etapluduJeut of furepagaituot the ageuts null
••f th• eluizrtutialf, Uuituir title ellitgrattlS. 31141. ILlll
that s i.•ty at B•ston. La, dune nu wrung', crusequeutly.
••t•lilig rating aid Wlvirty of Boston. 2lld G.v. Reeder ar.• t.,
tn•i••••10.d upm hereafter, ad the innoe,uat iu thdt whole
affair. Time will ,Low, who ne itintuaelt, or who the guil.
ty parti.•-. Our only llope ttud desire is, that there nov
~, LiSluti Jro the entpluynteut of foe,. in that dis-
taut and utifirtunstely governed Territory. There vertniu
ly will fieenuue of collision thew. it the people of the
Territory aro kit to umunge their own matters, and, to
such is I,coming to Le the opinion of the beg intitruied
persons here, will 11011' Le the core, it will Le well for the
citizens of the Territory to harmonize, all their ditiereuces
at on early day, and take the legal steps for becoming a
member of the confederacy with. or without the privilege
of slavery among thOlll, as the interest of the people may
decide the ii. 11,11011 14 themselves.
The 110.,1n atilt hannnering away on the Kansas quea
'uti, :IS to the iight to Feud for persons and papi•rs. to iu
estigate the rights of voter, in the Territory. All this le
much time thrown.mway. 'l'ho law of Congress created
he right to vote, and any testimony to invalidate the law
a a perfect nullity :--but, the majority of the Committee
m Elections, being purely of_ the black abolition stripe o f
good halidozen, are ever willing to do any thing and
very thing to mar the harmony low and order•' and
the constitutional rights of the south: therefore, the pub'
lie need not 1., surprised at the action. and pertinacity
with which these truly black republicans speak forth their
sentiment, iu favor of confusion and in utter disregard of
the law and order of the land. It is impossible to say when
the deb:o.4 will cud in the House.
r..:0
soon as the Reports made by Judge Douglas and
Judge Conant, on- printed, you may expect to hoar of a
spirited and able debate In the &mato. Sir. .under denies
any impropriety !being chargeable to the Boston emigra
ting aid society . ' in the Kn.as difficulty, and, Judge Dou
glas, in his bold and fearless manner asserts, that every
Item in his report is substantiated by forts beyond cavil
or cantroversy;—thus then the defiance of Mr. rlit inner
bas been met by Judge :Dough., and as in this contest
- tired: meets Dreek, - you may expect strong and powerful
arguments from these gentlemen, as wet] as from other
tionators who may engage in the 'lvied,
tiov. Bigler introduced on Wednezdas, a ',solution tor
the lour-Luse of the manuscript of the exploring expedition
under Dr. Kane .ind Lis companions, iu ieareh orffir John
Franklin. And, in thus doing. tlov. B. !omit. some re.
marks in Kai:, at ILr evpeditiou, the Imrd,hip, and nnf
feringi of Dr. and life eighteen companions. the
d,bt of gratitude the world we, under to them in the 1.11,
o vet 6.1 they had Made. of the ocean stretching. far distant
orils. All this was the truth of history, and the remarks
f Gov. Bigler, were no more than due to the vast and tout-
ueut services performed by Dr. Kane a!i bit rompaitione
on the score of humanity and advan,, the cause cf tciem e.
The history s h ould be published, and we hope C,ug,reti
may undertake to spread the light of that great expedition
bolero the reading millions on Both tontinents of the old
and new world. Mr. Brodhead of Pennsylvania nppsed the
motion of U ov. Bigler, in rather a captious argument against
Lieutlli,' book on Chili, as if the expedition and explo
ration of Lieut. Gillis was anything pertinent to the guts•
tiunLef we the Senate. The friends of Dr. Kano in Penn
aylvania and other States will applaud the course of tale
Senator in the Senate from the key -stone State, and with
the efforts of the other Senator from Pennsylvania. they
are as well able to form an plant,. as I nm to vonluie
one in reference to the publthation of the expedition to the
arctic regions in search of the lost Sir John Franklin.
The publication of the correcpundencr , with the 13ritith
Erns=
Government on the enlistment subject, is now published.
This eni r,pondence will speak for itself, and place the po
sition of our President and Secretary of State r,ctus in raria
before the nations of Europe, as well as satisfy the British
People. that their Ministers in power, ate dnioy all they
tan. to embroil their nation in a war with the govetumeut
of,the R Staten. When 311. 31arey'i letter it pubilthed in
Londttu, Lord Palmerston will find, himself inn very tight
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place with the people of England.
The views of our go,rourent on the Clayton-Bulwer
Treaty are published. and the difference between the Gov
ernment,. is shou n by the able address of our Secretory
of State, ty have nrilen solely by the double dealings of
interpretation at different periods, by the British Ministry,
of the true intent of th,, Treaty, as undei,tood both by Mr.
Clayton and Mr. Bully,
Yours.
Interesting Correspondence
We subjoin the following correspondence
between members of the Legislature and Sena
tor Bigler. It is tu be regretted that the lion.
Senator could not comply with the wishes of
his friends: but we cannot deny that he was
right in attending to "duty before pleasure:"
HARRISBURG, Marctl 4,1856.
Hon. WTI. BIGLER, U. S. Senate.
Sir:--A number of your political friends,
members of the Legislature and others now at
the State Capital, desirous of expressing their
high regard for your political and private vir
tues, request you to name a day on which you
can make it convenient to meet them at the
festive board. With consideration of high
regard for yours, &c.,
Wm. M. Piitt, If. D. Foster
J. R. McClintock, S. S. Jamison
Chas. R. Buckalew, John Cresswen,
Thos. P. Knox, V. E. Piolet, and others.
.I.l.otatsaurm, March 5, 1856.
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Gentlemen :—Your note of yesterday, ask
ing me to name a day when it will be conve
nient for to meet you and other friends at the
festive board, was presented this evening.
Having made arrangements to leave for
Washington City in the morning train, it will
not be convenient for me to meet you on the
occasion of my present' visit, and it is not
probable that I shall return to Harrisburg
again before the adjournment of the Legisla
ture. Whilst for these reasons I must decline
to embrace the opportunity you have thus pre
sented for a meeting so agreeable to my feel
ings, you will believe me that I am deeply
sensible to the high character of the compli
ment implied in your invitation, and of the
friendly motives which have dictated it.
Whilst regarding personal and political
reputation as almost inseparable, I cannot re
frain from the expression of special gratifica
tion with your allusion to my personal char
acter. If has been my steady purpose, while
struggling to build up the one to avoid the
sacrifice of the other—feeling impressed with
the conviction that political prominence, un
supported by the moral virtues, must ever be
uncertain and temporary.
In my new position as United States Sena
tor, the obligations of the oath of office, the
teachings of the Constitution, and the policy
of the Democratic party shall be my constant
guide. This evidence of regard on your part
is the more satisfactory and gratifying, be
cause I recognize among your number the
names of many of those members of the Leg
islature who, in the late contest for Senator,
from local and other considerations, felt re
quired to prefer another. With many thanks
for your flattering notice, I remain, very truly,
your obedient servant, Wm. BIGLER.
To the Hons. W. M. Piatt, J. R. McClin
tock, C. R. Buckalew, Thos. P. Knox, H. D.
Foster, S. S. Jamison, John Cresswell, Col.
V. F.. Piolet, and other. -
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FLIGHT OF THE PIGEONS.—The Memphis
(Tenn.) Eagle, of the sth inst., says:
Yesterday one might have supposed it to be
a cloudy day, from the enormous quantities of
wild pigeons passing over in a southerly direc
tion. Their sound as they pass is like the
" noise of many waters," and their appearance
is curious and interesting as they expand and
contract, or change their course at the direc
tion of their file leader.
From thr Harrisburg Put riot
• - - For the Intelligencer L Lancasteriaa.
The Juvenile Fancy Ball.
LISCASTZI, March 15, 1856.
Masons. Entrees With your kind permission I would
beg a corner of your very valuable paper, for the purpose
of expressing publicly the gratification and delight enjoyed
on last Thursday evening, in witnessing the examination
of Prof. F. Stonch's Juvenile Class In dancing, held in the
large mom of Fitton Hall. The evening was pleasant—the
room spacious and well illuminated—and the occasion was
honored by a largo, intelligent and appreciating audience_
Thegay, the lovely and the youthful were gathered togeth
er; the ladies looked charming—as our city belles always
do—and what added greatly to the sight, cheerfulness
could be seen in every countenance. The evening's enter
tainment commenced with a Grand )larch Quadrille by
fifty Marten and Misses. The complicated Cotillion of
Prance, the voluptuous - , dreamy Waltz of Germany, and
the amorous, highly expressive and, graceful Cachnca of
sunny and romantic Spain, the latter accompanied with the
enlivening Castanets, were all gone through with, in a
manner and with a finish that reflected the greatest credit
upon the Teacher. The Highland Fliug, the Cracovienne,
and the Wreath Dance were very pretty; yet we think the
Scotch Dance, composed for this occasion by Prof. Slouch, far
exceeded the others, and proved that Le is perfect waster
of his profession, and that he if a compo•.. as well as a
teacher of dancing.
The dancers, who occupied the stage wore equipped in
full costume, and it wan pleasing to observe the gallantry of
the young gentlemen of twelve, and the arch coquetry of
the Misses of eight and ten.. The grand conclusion of the
Fancy dances consisted of a Hornpipe by Prof. Slouch him
self, which clearly demonstrates the fact that he not only
pmfersts, but actually perform.. At the termination of the
dances, a splendid gold watch was presented to Prof. Stouch
by the parents of his Juvenile Class. which was certainly a
very high compliment to him. nod it also gave evidence of
their appreciation of his talent sin the tuition of their chil
dren. Prof. S. has the happy knack. Ly his correct method
of teaching, of removing all stiff and angular motions of
tG, body and members; a thing too often neglected or not
properly understood by teat:bet, must of whom ,etail to
think that the whole art lies in jumping op and down, and
kicking. Sow the great art and beauty of .lancing consists
hr the snot easy, natured toot don MAI) and geaceful 100-
bons of the holy, Lauds and art., the pobe of the hem.l.
turn uf the neck, mid expre,..iots of the la.
rcuilre wen• thruugh. the Hull ww. drvotrd w Um tibt. of
:..hilt portivo akr all a %L,.ui appvar.,l
etijo) theu,elve, I uud..nuud that Prot. S. tc ill esiiiimetice
flakall,r quarter is the course of two 111.11 we bop,
all W ill avail diet...eked uppi.a . tuttity to acquire nn
art . ..imp:intim...at. which, tivAles beitig nu e,.•titial to a Kids!
tutereilursr with the world, mid 1, it part of
also a mint Iwo ;I lle id err
A Terrible. Calamity
A frightful steauibuat disaster occured uu
the Delaware on Saturday evening.
steam ferry boat New Jersey, Captain Corson,
had left Walnut street wharf to make her
regular trip to Camden, with about one hun
dred persons aboard, when she took fire from
the engine room, and a terrible scene of death
and ruin followed. The boat was burned to
the water's edge. About forty persons are
knowb to have been saved. Four bodies have
been found, and the names of twenty-eight
'persons are 'mentioned as missing, and are
thought to have been either.burned or drown
ed. This calamity has caused an intense ex
citement in this community. The Coroner is
investigating the cause of the disaster.—N.
Anzeritan.
41, -- TO NERVoUS SUFFERERS.-ii-4
A retired Clergyman, restored to health in a few days,
• fter many years of great uervuus suffering, is anxious to
mike known the means of cure.' Will send (free) the pr,
cription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NI. DAGN ALL. No.
U Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. roar
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for such purposes, won its Way, and been heartily webs.,
ed to most of the cities and towns in the United Status the
Canadas, and the West India Islands. Nor is this result
surprising, when it is remembered that its popularity is
based upon its merits, solely as established by actual tests.
That this preparation trill actually RESTORE URA S HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR, produce u luxuriant growth
upon the howls of the bald, prevent the hair from fulling
oft, and when used as a toilet article, produce a coutinum
flow of the natural iluids, and thus reader the hair soft,
glossy and wavy, destroy diseases of the scalp, and expel
dandruff, the certificates of distinguished gentlemen and
ladies, in every part of the country who have tried it, and
therefore speak what they know, must fully attest.
MILFIALD, Worcester CO:, MUSS., Nov. 13th.
Prof. 0. J. Wood—Door nir ; 1 tuba plen3ure its bearing
voluntary testimony to the magic effects of yuu wonderful
lldir Restorative. As far bash as 1836 my hair r
commenced
fulling off, until the top Wray scalp beeatue bald and smooth
ntl glass, and it has continued to full for a great many years,
notwithstanding .I have used malty celebrated preparatiot.6
for Ito resteratdon. Seeing your afivert,ontent, 1 Wan in
duced to give your article a Stint, and to my utter astonish--
meat, 1 found utter a few applications that my hair bee:1111e
firmly set and assumed a very glossy and beautitul appear.
awe; and, by the time 1 had used a quart bottle full. toy
bald head was covered over with a young and vigro ous
growth of hair, which is now trout one to two inches in
length, and growing, vary fast.
Yours truly, HENRY 00onracti.
From the BOJEOU
SOMETHINGI WORTH KNowrNoi—By using Professor Wood's
Hair Restorative, gray Hair can be permanently restored to
Itsoriginal color. The subjoined certificate ....received from
Johnson A: Stone, Gardener. Me., and Is but one of the
many instances that are daily cumin:, to our knowledge of
its wonderful effects. It Is no longer problematic. but a
self-evident truth, as hundreds cam testify.
GARDISER, Me., dime bid. 1,7.5
Mr. H. DraS—Dear Sir : Fluty° used two hottles'of Prof.
Wood's Hair Iteatorattve, and can truly say it is the great
est discovery of the age for restoring and changing the !lair
Before using It I was a man of seventy. 3l) hair has no.
attained its original color. You can recommend it to ill
world without the least fear, as my Case was ono of tli.
worst kind. Yours, respectfully.
I have need Prot U.. 1. Wv.id Hair Restorative, and hav
admired its wonderful effect. Yly hair was becoming, as
thought, prematurely gray, but by tho use of his Restora
tivo It has resumed its original color. and I have no doubt
permanently so. bIUNEY 131tEESE,
Ex-Senator United States.
The tlivateet Discovery of the Age.—lt seldom occurs,
that we notice, tinder any circumstances, patent medicines,
restorative!, or anything of. the kind, for we have a preju
dice against m- at of them. " But candor compels Os to in
vite attention to the advertisement of Prof. Wood's Hair
Restorative. We are too juvenile to require anything of
the kind, but some instances of its use have come to our
knowledge which almost assure us that it is a sovereign
remedy against the hair becoming prematurely gray. It is
not a .• Hair Dye;" but upon its application as directed, the
effect is produced on the skin, which brings out the origin
nal native colored hair, without stiffness, and gives It a glee
synod natural appearance. We have seen persona who has u
used it, and they are much pleased with it.—.lfiss.n u -i
Kr
publicun.
0. .1. WOOD Si CO., 316 Broadway, N, ,v York, and 111
Market St. Louis, Mo., Proprietors.
y. W. Dyott k Suns, 132 North 2d et., Phllada, Whole
sale Agents.
For sale by U. A. ROCKAFtELD S Co., Medicine Depot,
Lancaster, Pa., and by 11. A. Shire:min, Columbia, and by
Druggists generally. . mar IS ly 9
447 , - EQUALITY TO ALL! IINIFOIt3IITY OF PItICE!—
A new feature of business: Every ono his own Salesman.
Jones 6: CO., of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No.
200 Market street, above 6th, iu addition to having the
largest, most varied and fashionable stock of Clothing in
Philadelphia, made expressly tbr retail sales, have consti
tuted every one his own Salesman, by having marked in
figures, on each article, the very lowest price it can be
sold for, so they cannot, possibly vary—all must buy alike
The goods are all well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making, so that all can buy with the
full assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest
price.
Remember the Crescent, iti Market, above 6th, No, 200
feb 26 ly-5 JONES .5 CO.
MARRIAGES
On the lath inst., by the Rev. J. J. Strine, Jacob Stoll.
man to Mary Ann Shenk, both of Conestoga twp.
On the sth.inst., by the Rev. K. Erskine, John We Shu
man to Rebecca Brovfn, both of Columbia.
On the 9th instant, by the Rey. J. Menges, Mr. John
Rummel to Miss Margaret Able; all of Columbia.
On the 11th instant, by the same, Mr. George Ketteros to
Miss Margaret Wise, both of Marietta.
On the 'nth instant, by the mane, Mr. henry Fares to
Miss Rebecca Kame both of Chesnut 11111. '
On the 4th instant, at the reeidence of the bride's father
by Rey. T. M. Brawford, Mr. L. W. Finley, and Miec H. A
tiordyn, both of Lower Chanceford township, York Co.
On Febuary 28th, at the house of the bride, by };squire
Paton, Joshua Brown, of Tazewell county, 111., to Jun
Ann Cook, of Fulton township, Lancaster Co., Pa.
On the Bth instant, by 8. P. Bower, Beq„ George %Olio.
Ihrig of Strasburg Borough, to Mary 3.lnllldonor ortitr
burg township.
DEATHS
On the 6th inst., in West Earl twp., Catharine Burkhold
er, widow of Abraham BurkhMar, aged 84 years, 4 month.
and 4 days.
On the 21st ult., in Adamstown, Lancaster county, Chrl.
tian Flickinger,. in the 84th year of his age.
On the 2d inst., of consumption, at the residence of hi
brother4n4aw, floury liostetter, in blanheim twp., Georg•
Johns, in the 22d year of his age.
On the let instant, at Maytown, Amos EL Blaymaker,
the 66th year of his age.
The Illarket•.
PHILADELPHIA, Mara 15
Inspection of FLOUR and MEAL, for the we:k ending
March 13, 1650, 9; - :2. barrels superfine Flour; 148 do. tine;
308 do. Middlings; do. Rye; 1140 do. Corn Meal; 70 do.
condemned. Total, 11,096.
CLOVERSEFJI to in steady demand. with further sales of
100 bushels good seed, at $5,23 per bushel. Ftoca contin
ues dull; the demand is limited, and holders are free sel
lers at $1€4 , 7,25 for common and good brands, but the sales
are only In small lots for home consumption at from $7,23
to $8,50259 per barrel for common to extra and fancy real
ity brands. RYE FLOCK is steady at $3, and CORN 31sat. at
$3 per barrel—n sale of 300 barrels Pennsylvania Meal was
made at the latter rate. WHEAT continues scarce, witli
small business doing at 170&175 bents for Reds, and 180@,
185 cents for White. Coax remains inactive but firm at
70 cents for Yellow, and but little pressing on the market.
Itrs is held abo*Lthe views of buyers, and quiet at 1055,
108 cents for Penlltylvania. Oars sell as wanted an 30Sf
39 cents from store.
WAFTED --At the LANCASTER LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, .50 Cords of good dry OAK WOOD, for which
cash will be paid on delivery. mar IS 3t 9
NOTICE.—Tbo Stockholders of the LAN
jup CASTER COUNTY BANK., are required, by a resolu
two of the Board of Directors, to pay in an instalment of
$9 per share, payable on or after the tith day of May next.
mar IS St 9 IV. L. PEISER, Cashier.
PAPER 11.A.NG/NG.—HOWELL & ADAIR, No.
292 Chesnut street, below 11th, Philadelphia. Having
smoked their Store with a large assortment of_plain and
ornamental WALL PAPERS, are prepared to execute all
orders in their line of business In the city and country
promptly and tastefully. The trade and builder. supplied
on accommodating terms. The public are respectfully in
xited to giro us a Call. ma 18 3 9
ESTATE OF JACOB ERB.—to the Dada of
Common Pleas for the Countyof Lancaster. Whereas,
Henry Stauffer, Administrator of Isaac Stauffer who was
trustee of Awl/ Erb, did on the 12th day March, ISSB, file
In the Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court, his so.
count of the said Estate: :7
- - -
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested to the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the' Mat
day of April, 1858 s for the confirmation_ thereof unless
exceptions be filed. Attest, J. BOWMAN, Broth'''.
Proth'ys Office, lan. mai 1-2 mar 19 4t 9
AV - AL C. ORTE, WHOLESALE AND HE
y TAIL Manufacturer & Importer of PAPER HANG
INGS No. 03 North Second street. Philadelphia.
eek,_ The subscriber calls the attention of those wishing
to purchase Paper Hangings to his assortment, whirl's:am
prises a great variety of patterns and qualities, all of which
will be sold at exceedingly low rate,
PAPER HANGING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
mar IS 3m 9
TIOR SALM—
I: 25 shares. Farmers Bank Stock at , .7 . .65
40 " Lancaster do.SS
.
16 " Lancaster County, do. 52
10 . Conestoga Steam Mill Stock, no 3, at 11
: Lancaster per cent loan, a t
3,000 Ll do V s
2.000 " School do. 6 do. Iv.)
500 •• Jinn. Loan 8 do 95
2.700 - Conestoga Mill 6 do. 92
Terms to suit purchasers. J. F. SIIRODER 4 Co.
mar 25 10 tf '
RARE CHANCE for INVESTMENTS.—
The Lancaster Savings Institution offers for sale. In
lots tomtit purchasers, the following stocks •
$lO,OOO City Coupon bonds, 6 per cent.
3.600 City Common School Loan, 0 per cent
5,G00 JAM'S Loan, 6 per rent.
600 Lion Conestoga Steam 31111 No. 3, 6 for ;eat
97 Shares Farmers' Bank Stc,k.
4 Shares 51an, Turnpike Company Stock.
102 Shares Lancaster and Eph: a'a Turnpike C .uipauy
Stock. •
150 Shares Lancaster and Marietta Turnpike Compa
ny Stock.
50 Shares Lancaster 133 A Stock.
al Shares Manheim Plank Road Sti,k.
For terms and particulars enquire at the Savings Insti
tution. marla 3t S
4 BOOK FOR THOSE WHOSE SCHOOL
DAYS ARE OVER.—FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
of a daily occurrence, in writing, speaking and pronounc
ing the English language correctly.
This book offers a practical aid in conversation and cor
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•It hi hotter than all the grammars that were ever
wiltten. It should be introduced into -
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Every youth; lady who writes t"iir the n,,.. ~11,41 a
to consult it before oimposing snot r page." - 1". Daily
News.
•• There are thou:omits of h,,h‘i.tu3is and that
should have
adsise ail I Allik rS anal 11 lilt-1.. Ito I b id this lit; to
mirror up to their habits of spew eh."-- Ls:top-Hsi.
Young ladies and ,asiutleuieli should especially give this
volume a perusal. It will sharpen their wits and guard
thou hi the way uf correct speaking and Criting.—/riishie
Price itVii cents. neatly bound in cloth.
Single copies seat by 'nail. postage paid, on 1 . 00r•illi of 14
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!!,!MEMI
I=ll
I=l
TjUBLIC SALE.—The subscriber about declining
Liminess, offers at public Bale : an MONDAY March 24,
_ . _
1056, his entire stock of SEASONED TIMBER,
consisting of first, second and t bird quality Pine Lumber,
11eiulock Board:, Joists and &matting of all Norway
Joists and Scantling.
Large quantity of Ash Lumber from 1 te 4 inches.
Large lot of Grub Plank, Ac., &c.
Terms made easy.
Sale to C 01111.13. at 1 o'clock, I'. M.
mar 15 It 9 JANIES PATTON.
:),CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.—NINE
-74,01/TEENTII TRADE SALE AT PHILA. This salewill
take place on WEDNESDAY Morning, April 2, 1850, at 10
o'clock, at the Bazaar, Ninth and George eta., under cover,
and will not be postponed on account of the weather.
Ira_ I n extent and variety, the collection on this occa
sion will exceed all others. The Catalogue will embrace at
least 250 hots, including large invoices from William
Dunlap, of Philadelphia, and Flaglor & Co., Wilmington,
particulars of which will be found in special advertise
moats. Among the other contributors will be John Mer
rick, 11. Pritsuer, Jacob Walters, J. D. Laws, J. I'. Brannin,
J. S. Green, William Caroutbers, C. & B. Custer, and .1. D.
Heritage.
N7' Moat of the Stock will lie warranted, and the whole
may be examined previous to sale. . _ _
Also, at the same time will he bold, a large4W,
umber of desirable SECOND-11AND CAR HI A
i ES.
FLAGLOR'S CARRIAGES AT AUCTlON.—Nineteenth
Philadelphia Trade Sale, on WEDNESDAY Morning; April
'. 1556, at 1U o'clock, at the Bazaar, Moth and George stn..
Philadelphia, will be sold, a collection of l.i rl,t Carriages,
(over 50) from Flaglor Co's Factory at Wilmington. Del.
It is believed that for style, finish awl iterfincluship. this .
lot will exceed any ever belore offered le doe public, Irol3l
these justly celebrated makers.
Each Carriage will he warranted, and the eollection may
be examined previous to sale.
DUNLAP'S WAGONS AT AUCTlON.—Ninet,mtli Phil
adelphia Trade Sale on WEDNESDAY Morning, April 2,
1556, at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, Ninth and George stn.,
Philadelphia, trill be sold, 51.1, Carriages, principally Buggy
Wagons, with and without top, manufactured by William
Dunlap, Philadelphia. whose reputation as a builder of
Light Carriages stands aurivaled.
Each Carriage will be warranted, and the collection may
be examined several days previous to Sale.
ALFRED 31. 111:1:KNESS,
mar IS . 2t. 9 Auctioneer
Dyeing and Scouring—Philip tludson,•la,vp
Dyer, ioos North Thirteenth ~freer, l'hlladflphis.
three doors above Cherry Street, respectfully in lbruts the
;itizens of Lancaster county and elsewhere, that all
kinds of Silks, Crapes, Merinoes, inc.. are Lived in the most
fashionable and permanent odors. Ladies' cashmere and
crape shawls, cloaks, Ac.. dean,ed and pressed equal to
uow ; Silk dresses watered in superior style. Gentlemen's
apparel scoured and dyed in superior style; in short. Dye
lug in all its various imam:hes done at short notice, and
on the lowest terms. Also, Carpets CR:instil. A call
earnestly solicited, as is over coent. toe
should want anything in IL, lthi renveni line.
Phila. mar lb
DANKENG HOUSE OF JOHN GYGER &
Co.—Lancaster, Pa, Bebruary 22, 1826. The under.
signed have this day formed a co-parmership for tiankact
ing a GENERAL BANKING 8ea1.N11..16, in Discounts, De
posits, Exchange, .tc. and will open an Odice. 31AI:ell
21th, 1636, at No. 10 Last King street, a few doors west or
the Lancaster County Bank.
A uniform rate of ties per cent. interest per annum will
be paid on Deposits, SPECIALLY MADE, and a liberal lilac of
accommodotiou afforded those who 010 y favor us wiilt
posits, payable on demand, by (111. C% or draft.
Special attention will be given to the Pt:toll:tar. and satn,
(pn commission only) of Stocks, Lease, be., in Lancaster,
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, nod conErrioas
will be madu at the best rates, on all accessible points in
the United States and Canada
Having ample resources and experience, and having se
cured the services of ltoccov CLARKSON, late assistant Cash
ier of the Farmer's Bank of Lancaster, as our Cashier, who
will give the business his personal attention. eve are coull.
dent of executing faithfully and promptly, any business
entrusted to us. -. JOHN GVGEB a Co
• CONSISTING OF
JOHN GYGEII. VAUD BAIR. .
BENJ. ESHLEM,LN. HENRI MUSSEL:J.:N.
mar 15 dm9
DANIEL N. MUICPHY
CAr.LYLF, ID., June -27
NT, OW READY.—}Yell's NEW NATIONAL CHART
entitled AMERICA'S BA'I"II.ES. Magnificently il
lustrated with splendid Engravings of America's. M v f
TART AND NAVAL HEROES, and embracing all the
Battles, Skirmishes and Assaults in which the AmeriCan
Troops have been engaged, commencing with the Revolu
tion, and ending with the Fall of the City of 31exico
Making a complete Historical Compendium of American
Battles, giving the place and data of every Battle, between
whom fought; The number of killed and wounded, she.
As a chart of reference alone, worth many times the
cost.
Every luau, woman and child should possess copy.—
Price within the reach of all—only cents.
Address J. U. WELLS, Publishing Agent,
No. 111 Nas.s.su St., Nen York.
Agents wanted in all parts of the United States. Is.
pore giving one insertion will receive s copy.
- DROPOSALS FOR A LOAN.—An pursuance
I ofau Ordinance of Select and COLUIlloll!Wits of the
cry of Lancaster, panned the 4th day of Marc 1:Xi0. the
undersigned was authorized to negotiate it loan ill Putnam
Builds of .$5OO each, and eellifielltrel of ..Z,lott and saio each,
to create a permanent loan or thirty thousand dollars to
pay off floating debts and temporary I..aus due by the city
of Lancaster, contracted during the la,t fiscal year, and
luaus becoming duo. J. ZIMMERNIAN,
tam. II Ifs Meyer.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.—THE
Tax Duplicates Lm the respective Townships and Bor
oughs of Lancaster county, will be ready, for distribution,
on Monday the 17th inst. Collectors will plea:e call at the
COMlllitl6lUllerS . (Mice for them. lty order of the Commis
sioners. P. O. EIIERMAN,
MEM
N OTICE.—ALL persons claiming Interest on Liam to Lancaster county, are requested to call at the Com
missioner? Office, on Friday, Saturday and Monday previ
ous to the lot of April next. By order of the Commissioners.
mar .11 -It 8 I'. U. EBERMA.N, Clerk.
ESTATE OF EVE ANN JOHNSTON.—
Letters of administration on Die estate of Eve Ann
Johnston, late of Eden township, dee'd, bas been is
sued to the subscriber residing in Drumore township: All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to make pay-
MOM immediately, and those having claims will present
them withont delay properly authenticated far settlement.
mar 11 St° 8 BENJAMIN LINE, Adnir.
OTICE.-710 subscriber, after having been . enga.
N
ged iu the Mercantile Business for the last Li years,
Lakes this method of tendering his thanks to his custo
mers, friends and neighbors in general, fur [lto liberal pat
ronage bestowed ou him during that time, and hereby gives
notice that he has, since the let inst. associated with bias.
self his Nephew, M. T. Iluebener, who has for the teat L
years been in his employ.
The business will be continued under the firm of J. B.
T:111;DY et NEPHEW, and the new liens respectfully ask
fur a continuance of the custom of their neighbors, as They
intend at all times to keep on hand a general and good US
nortment of Merchandize at reasonable priers.
As nut all is bust that Is in danger, my long winded and
reserved debtors, who know themselves to be indebted to
me from 3 to 11 years, are uu thisnecasion requested to
tabs fresh and strung courage, come forward, and by cash
ing off, effect square accounts in inruld Books.
Litiz, March 10th, 1071. J. B. T 11111: 11Y.
mar 11 :As
XTEW AND USEFUL IMPRO VEMEN T.
_LI —SAMUEL M. KING'S Sox, shingle and o t ter Ma-
CUM. Lumber men, Capitalists and :SprCUlatOrs WIN bud
in this 31achlne a safe, sure and profitable inreet t e e at.— ;
It will make I . l'OM fire to ten thousand Pine, utik or Ches
nut Shingles from the bolt per day; or Hive from fifteen to
twenty thousand Staves. Its great simplicity and the,per
fent manner In which it does its work commands the admi
ration of all who see It. Any person *visiting to.view one
of the Machines in operation, con do no by eellint at the
Fulton Works of Messrs. 3tillerO Fellenhaum.
Machines and Riglill for sale.
mm 11 3m S
THONG:, TESTIMONIAL.Se-WE, THE
Undersigued having Willy and fairly tried -Mur
ray eLStook's NEW zT.t.E.L PEN:I have no hesitation in
recommeuding them to the public an the Beet 6teel Pens
now ill U.,. For the business roan the BANK uud the
CQMMEIICIAL pen is llivitadunrsbly adapted. The Mur
ray & zitoek pen No. 30:3. Extra flue. is tally equal to
Uil
lot's No. 35d, while the Ladies' you eland., unrivalled, and
only requires a trial to recommend itself.
. .
Charles R. Eradey, Chas. X. Dowell, County Luasursr ;
J. 'LlMmerman, Mayor, &lex. 11. Sliertz. Post Office: Joe.
Ehr.alied, Deputy Register, Raul - and Comuercial Pen ;
Edwin 11. Browu, l'artuers' Runk; Rauch, Tat:tauter
Inland Ins.. Dep:ult. Co.; J. D. Linugston, Lao., Jacob
Foltz, Deputy . L.. Co, J. U. CA, many, Clerk Treas.
Lau , Lo.; John J. Porter, Clerk quarter 6essions, J. Bow
man, Protaunotary; 0. E. Oharretts, Clerk at J. Y. Ohrodur
& Co's Banking House; End. lteigart, Clerk I'. 0.
mar 11 tf 8
es
RITE E el" li M ar A ris L bu L re. A T C ht 0 E : : i n Zca . T s
t io r o f m t i 1 1
is
Institution will commence on Monday, the filth of May
next. Parente and Guardiana are respect( tally requested
to inquire Into the merits of the luatitution. The location
is retired, pleasant and healthful, andthecouraeof instruc.
lion embraces the ordinary and higher breeches of an Eng
lish education, together with the Latin, Greek, French and
German Langaguse, and Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TERMS.—Beardiug, Washing, and Tuition in English
Branches, and Vocal Music per session (21 weeks) goO,OG
For Circulars containing particulars, address,
L. DENLLITGIa,
Principal, Harilairarg, re.
mnrU2;mB
W. 11. SPANGLER,
Publinbur and liooksviler, lam. Pa
~ i 3II:EL M. KING, raWntee
Lincw,ter,
rpo LET.—The 1,10175 P. at the east and of tike i l
_L Iteserveir Lot. Possession given on the Ist day of
April next For terms apply to •
mall tf•S J. ZIMIERICAIi t Mayor.
Ait ORDINANCE CREATING A PER.
:31ANENT LOAN.—Szc. 1, The Select and Common
Councils of the city of Lancaster hereby ordain; that the
Presidents of Councils shall sign Coupon Bonds of Five
Htindred Dollars each, and certificates of ken of One Hun.
dyed Dollars and Two Hundred Dollars, to create a
Dent loan of Thirty Thousand Dollars, to pay - off i=
debts and temporary loans due by the city of Lancaster—
contmolthd during the last fiscal year, and loans' becoming
due. Said Bonds - and Certificistre to be placed In Me bands
of the Mayor for negotiation, at the lowest obtainable mice
of interest, not ciceecing .6 per canttim per annum, and for
the payment of which, the faith and credit of the city is
hereby pledged.
Ordained and enacted into a law, at the city of Lancas
ter. the 4th day of March, 1556. •
Attest : JOSHFA W. JACK.,
JAS. C. CAIIPT-N7M, President of S. Council.
Clerk, S C. HENRY CARPENTER,
NTU. A. MoOroN, President of C. Council.
Clerk C. C. mar 11 3t
N ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
A THE COLLECTION OF CITY TAXES—SEC. 1. Be it
ordained and enacted by the citizens of Lancaster in Select
and Common Councils assembled, that for the purpose of
collection of the city taxed, the city be divided into two
Wards, as follows: All that part lying west of North Queen
and South Queen street to constitute one Ward to be called
the -West Ward:" and that part lying east of those streets
to constitute the other Ward, and to be allied the "Bast
Ward." That at any time after the passage of this Ordi
nance, for the present year, and on the day provided for
the election cof City Officers, thereafter, Councils in Conven
tion shall elect two Collectors, one for each of said Wards:
the persons choseitto be residents of the city:of Lancaster,
and to be subject to all the obligations and penalties, and
be entitled to the same rights end.compeneation, that is at
tached to the station of City Tax Collector, under the Ordi
nances in force antecedent to thepassage of this Ordinance.
Stc. 2 That so much of any Ordinance as is inconsistent
herewith, or is hereby altered or supplied, be and the same
is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a lace, at the city of Ixneaster
ou the ith day of March. 1656.
' JO..iIII:A W. JACK,
Presides: of S. Council.
IiENRY CARPENTER,
President of C. Council.
mar I t if S
Attest:
JAR. C. CARPENTER.
Clerk C
Wm. A. MORTON.
Clerk C. C
•)U0 AGENTS WANTED.—To sell shares by
subscription. in the distribution of 200 Farms and 10,000
Building Lots, now for sale iu the Gold Region of Virginia.
This enterprise, having fur its object the development of
this region and tha advancement ofwducation. to meeting
with the greatest favor and success. Every subscriber, for
only Teu Dollars, will get at least the worth of his money
at the start, in the shape of a Building Lot 25 feet by 100,
whilst, at the same time, Ins stands a chance of getting a
Valuable Farm or a Gold Mine, fur which $25,000 have al
ready been offered.
Merchants and others, favorably situated and well known
in towns, villages and counties, would do well to apply for
an Agency, as the commissions are large and the subscrip
tions easily obtained.
For full particulars, references, &c.. apply to
E. BALDER,
mar 11 Gm Port Royal, Va.
OFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. Philadelphia February sth,
1856. Notice is hereby given, that this Company has de
termined to pay in cash the Certificates of Scrip, issued for
the DIVIDEND OF 'TIE YEAR 1849, on presentation and
surrender of the Caine. at the Office of the Company, at the
North East corner of Third and Dock streets, on and after
the tires day of March next.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JOHN IV:HORNER, Ser'y.
J. ZIMMERMAN, Agent, North Queen street., Lou.
Dr. ELI PARRY, Agent. East King street.
o Imo . 11 4t 8
HOK HERE I—The subscribers desirous of remo
jving to 'would sell their Foundry Patterns
and Flacks, all in good order. This Foundry is on South
River with good water power, and within two hundred yds.
of the C. C. It. Ruud Depdt. There is no better location for
a person who understands Turning and Finishing, as any
amount of business can be had. The work done heretofore
was principally stove plates. l'iasossion will be given im
mediately, or auy time before the lst of July, next. Fur
further particulars inquire of •
T. M. & D. D: DURBORAW.
mar 11 lit , S Wayuesborough, Augusta co., Va.
I\TOTICE.—In Common Pleas of Lancaster County.
IA Nov. Term. 1555, No. by, Breve do partitione faciendi.
Henry 3lusselman vs. Henry M. Watts and Anna Maria,
his wife, Jno. G. Miles, Michael Berry and Sarah K. Schcau
berger, Executors of Peter Schoenberger. dee'd, and testa
mentary trusie, and devisees under cold Will, Pollard
MeCernack. trustee David G. McCormick. Sarah S. McCor
mick and Gorge Troupe McCormick. minors, Sophia Mc-
Cot :nick and Peter S. McCormick, Guardian of all slid mi
ners, Edwin F. Schoenberger, George Schoenberger, John
11. Schoenberger end Pitney Schoenberger, minors, and
Edwin E. Schoenberger, their Guardian.
Thu undersigned auditors, appointed by 11:.7Court, to die
tribute ilia pr . cceedi arising from the Real Estate accepted
by Henry Musselumn and Henry M. Watts iu the above
case, hereby give notice to all persons interested, that they
will elect f. ,r :he purpuSe of their appvintment en Tuenday,
the Sal day of April, - LSSG, at 2 o'clock, l'. M., at the Info.-
ry Room iu the C-art House, Lancaster city, when and
Where they.are nque,ted to - attend.
J. It. ALEXANDER,
G. M. ELI'S li,
mar 11 5 }ALLEN FRANKLIN.
NYMOR'S COXPOITND OP
PURE COD LITER
OIL AND LINE,
• simil
A Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds Asthma, limn
hitis. General Debility and Scrofulous Humors.
HAVE lOC cr.—This important question should
be asked eery itly.did who is suffering from pulmonary
troubles in this tickle climate. litre you tried WILI3OR'S
CoMPOCND OF COD LIVER OIL AND LIME: It will
not uauieate like the plain oil, but is on the k.untrary,
pleasant to the taste; moreover the Phosphate of Lime is,
in this combination, a must remarkable aid to the healing
properties of the pure Cod Liver Oil, us the following cm
ttheates iseleeted from a host of like great acknowledg
ments, will amply show. ',No person should neglect for a
single hour a cough, of any affection of the lutigs, lest the
most serious consequences follow. Dr. Wilbor's prepara
tion is both simple, and surd in all ordinary eases, and
has performed some surprising cures in decided consump
tion, where other medical aid has failed •
Dr. Wilber:—During nearly the whole of the pest Whi
ter, I lied suffered seriously with a cough, which so irrita
ted my lungs, that my physician frankly admitted his fear
of consumption's following this trouble ea the Spring
weather set in. Medicine seemed to afford coo little relief
until I tried your preparation of Cod Liver Oil and Limo.
The effect I um forced by hiets to admit, em almost magi
cal, and I have the pleasure of saying at this writing, l May
1559, I ant entirely free Irons any pulmonary trouble.
With theul, to you for your valuable discovery, I cordi
ally recommend it to those site are thus afflicted
MARTIN C. 11l RD,
N. LE—This compound does not nauseate like the clear
Cod Liver toil. but coon be taken with pleatoure Lv the moot
delicate females.
Be sure awl get the getiukle. 312inttfuelured only 1,,
ALF:VR.II. Wll.lloll. Chemist
11'16 Court street. Boston
For oak lu I'hil.l,ll,llllt, by T. W. DyuLt h gun, 132 N
Second greet, and Ia I.2ltl,;witer by Druggiete guuerally.
mof. 11 ly 8
f I RAND EXAIIIINATION, of the Juvenile
Ur pile, at F. Stroueb . ,, Dant:lll4 Academy, Fulton Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING March 13th 1835. au which ocea
gon he will offer thu following proerammu
The Faury will be introtueed in their proper ror
tutu e.
PROGRAMME.
1. Grand March Quadrille, by 50 Masters end Misses.
2. New York Polka l Waltz.
3. Serious Family, Polka Quadrilles, by 24 Masters; and
Misses.
4. 31arsoviarina,Waltz, by 40 Masters and Misses.
5. Chestnut St. Quadrilles, by 8 Misses.
6. Scotch Dance, by 16 Masters end Misses
7. Highland Fling, by 2 Misses.
8. Sailor's llorupipe, by 2 Masters.
9. Cachura, by 1 Miss.
10. Craeuvienrie, by 2 Misses.
11. Fisher's Hornpipe, by 1 Master.
12. Holliday Polka, by 2 Misses.
13. Highland Fling, by 1 Master.
14. 115•eath Dance, by 2 3lisses.
15. Hornpipe, by F. Stourh.
After the Programme the floor will be cleared fur Dan.
Mg, in which the visitors can participate.
The Grand March will take place precisely nt a% o'clock
Gentlemen's tick.ets 50 cents. Ladies do. 25 cents; to be
had of F. Slouch, at the National House, at Keller's Music
Store, or at Spangler's or Young's Book Store. No tickets
for sale at the door. mar 4 2t. 7
IMPORTANT TO SCRIVENERS.—The uu•
dersigned have just received a Large let of DEEDS
which they have had made to order, printed with entirely
new type, on superior parchment paper, and paper—ac•
kuowledgod by those who leave seen them, to surpass any
thing of the kind in the market for beauty and taste. Not
withstanding their superiority, they will be sold as low as
the lowest. All who want lusty BLANKS had better
call before purchasing elsewhere.
war .1 tf 7 MURRAY S STOEK.
VSTATE OF JOHN FRAZER, HEC , D.—
_EALetters of administration oti the estate of John Frazer,
late of Caernarvon township. Lancaster county, deceased.
hays Ibsen is,..ued to the subscriber residing in said
township: All perg , t, iudel , teL to said estate are reques
ted to melee payment iunne.liatoty, and those having claims
will pre.,nt ibpal wlthout delay properly autisenticatrd for
settlement. LOT ROO EltS,
mar 4 tit 7 Adni r.
TO THE HONORABLE COURT OF
QUARTER SESSIONS of Lancaster Co., at March
term. 1855. The petition of Henry H. Miller, of the City of
Lancaster, in the County of Lancaster, respectfully repre.
gents, that he is desirous of selling diquor.i. in the city of
Lancaster pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Assem
bly of April 14th 1555, "to rettrain the saleof Intoxicating
Liquors," that he is a citizen of the United Etatea and
does not keep any Hotel, Inn, Tavern, Restaurant, Eating
House, Oyster Rouse or Cellar, Theatre, or other place of
entertainment, amusement or refreshment.
. .
Your Petitioner therefore prays the Honorable Court to
grant him a license to Bell liquors pursuant to the proeis-
ions of the said act.
We the undersigned citimns of the S. W. Ward of the
city of Lancaster do certify that we are well acquainted
with the said Henry 11. Miller, in said ward and city, that
he Is a citizen of the C. S. and of temperate habits, of good
repute for honesty, well disposed to the good order of soci
ety, that he does not keep any Hotel. Inn,Thvern, Restau
rant, Eating House, Oyster House or Cellar, Theatre or oth
er place of Amusement, Entertainment or Refreshment,
that a license ought to be granted to the petitioner In or
der to promote the welfare of the citizens and that there
are not already more licenses granted in said ward than
the public good requires.
John P. Myer,
Thos. Ellnaaker,
C. F. Rengler,
Chas Gillespie,
John C. Hager,
Geo. K. Reed,
Geo. Martin.
P. O. Eberman,
A.G. Halfonetain
M. n. Locher,
THE MODEL SEED STORE.—No. 309
Mar
ket Street, above 6th Street, Philadelphia. JAMES
DANIELS, Seedsman, &c., formerly F. P. Croft & Co. Gar
den Seeds of the best quality only, and, every known va
riety. Flower Seeds the largest and choicest collection in
the country; Sweet and Pot Herbs; Gress and Field. seeds
of extra quality, Greenhouse plants, bulbous root',
Shade, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &c., Lawn
QUM la all Its varieties. war 4 Sail 7
EW SPRING GOODS AMR NOW
DI OPENED DAILY AT WENTZ' STORE. !Embracing
the most choice Goods in the market, with all the Bargains
to be forma and offered at the loireet possible prices.
New Challle Detainee—entirely new dirslgns4 a magnifl
cent assortment, at 1234,18-} l , 25, 3 1 y. and 3734 cents.
NEW DRESS GOODS.—Every earletfand priers
NEW clltEt —A large lot rich oiled boiled !black Silks
at extraordinary cheap prices.
New Plaids, New Stripes, New Brocades-2715 to $2,00
New. Spring Stella Shawls.—One lot rich bordered Spring
Stella Shawls.
New English Chintzes-Choice spring colors and designs.
New Merrimac Prints. A large tot of choke goods, pre•
mium. styles. 4 cases the best Calicoes ever sold for 6%
cent. Dine avid white, black and white Ac., for scents.
NEW DOILESTIC GOODS.—Our stock of Domestic Goods
is now full and complete.
All kinds of Housekeeping Goods—S.bestings; Tickings,
Chiseler, Iffnalins, Diapers, ae., tc.
NEW SPE.LNG CARPETS—Our Carpet Rooms contain
the beet of Spring Carpets, of every Grade. The best 75
cent Ingrain Carpets ever offered, cheap at $l,OO. New
Spring Oil Blinds—Rich Geld Bordered, .tc.
01 1 8. WHOLESALE ROOMS now offer strong induce.
meats to Buyers. All in search of good desirable goods at
cheap prices—full value for their money—should remem
ber. as heretofore, the place Is
mar 4 if 7 WENTZ' CHEAP ST ,
F,
lADRI LANDS FOR . 5.A.1.16„..—T1TE ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is now prepared to
sell over TWO MILLION of ACRES of FARMING LANDS,
In Tracts of 40 ACRES and upwards, on long credits
and at low rates of interest.
These lands were granted by the Government, to aid in
the construction of this nonrated, and include some of the
richest and moat fertile Prairies in the State, interspersed
here and there with magnificent eroies of oak and other
timber. The Road extends from Chicago, .on the -North
East, to Cairo at the South, and Lora thence to Galena and
Dunleith, lathe North West extreme of the State, and as
all the lands lie within fifteen miles on each side of this
Road, ready and cheap means are afforded by i t for trans
porting the products of the lands to any of those points and
from thence to Eastern and Southern markets. Moreover,
the rapid growth of flourishing towns and tillages along
the line, and the great increase in population by immigra
tion, etc., afford a substantial and growing home demand
for farm produce.
The soil is a dark, rich mould, from aas to five feet in
depth, Is gently rolling and peculiarly fitted for grazing
cattle and sheep, or the cultivation of wheat, Indian
Corn, etc.
EC01:101.11y in cult.vating end great productiveness ate the
well known characteriatictof Illinois land. Trees are not
required to be cot down, stumps grubbed, or atones picked
otT, as is generally the case iu cultivating new laud in the
older Status. The bird crop of Indian corn, planted on the
newly broken sod. usually repays the cost of plow lug and
fenelng.
Wheat cows on Bid new touted soil 13 out, to yield ery
large profits. A mail with a plow and two Yoko of oxen
will break 0110 sail a half to two acres per day. Contracts
can be made for brooking, ready for corn or wheal, at front
to 2.50 per 13,0. By judicious niatiogeinent, the land
may be plowed and feticial the tii.t. and 1.114.1er a high •rate
of cultivation the second y
corn, grlliti; tilde, etc.. Will bo lel,,arded at reasonable
rates to Chicago, for the Eastern market, and to Cairo for
the Southern. Thu larger yield en the cheap lauds of
over the high priced lands in the Eastern and MINN,.
States, is known to be much more thaii sufficient to pay
the difference of transportation to the Eastern market.
Bituminous coal is mined at several points along the
Load, and is a cheap and desirable fuel. It can be delivered
at several points along the Lead at 51,50 to 4,00 per ton.
tau be had at the sonic rates per curd. '
Those who think of settling in lowa or Minnesota, should
bear in mind, that lands there, of any valor, along the wa
ter courses mid fur many wiles inland, have been disposed
of,—that fur those located in the interior, there are no con-
veniences fear transporting theproduce to market, Railroads
nut having been introduced there. That to send the pro
duce of these lands, one or two hundred miles by wagon to
market, would cost much more than the expense of culti
vating them; and hence, Government lands thus situated, at
$1.25 per acre, are nut so good investments as the land of
this company at the prices fixed.
The same remarks hold gaud in relation to the lands in
Kall9ll, mid Nebraska, for although vacant lands way be
found nearer the water courses, the distance to market is
far greater, and every hundred miles the produce of those
lauds are carried either in wagons, ur Interrupted water
communications, Increases the expenses of transportation,
which must be borne by the settlers, iu the minced price of
their products; and to that extent precisely are the incomes
from their farms, and of course on their investments, an
nually and every year reduced.
The great fertility of the lands now offered for sale by this
company, and their consequent yield over those ut the Eas
tern and Middle States, is much more than sufficient to pay
the difference in the cost of transportation, especially in
view of We facilities furnished by the Road, and others
with which it connects, the operations of which are nut in
terrupted by the low water of sununer, or the frost of win
ter.
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.—The price will va
ry from $5 to 25, according to location, etc. Contracts fur
Deeds may be made during the year, 1850, stipulating the
purchase money to be paid no live annual instalments. The
first to become duo In two years from the date of contract.
and the others annually thereafter. The last pa)ment will
become due at the end of the sixth year trona the data of the
contract.
luterest will be charged at only three per cent. per 111.1-.
num. Ac a security to the performance of the contract,
the first two years' interest must be paid . in advance, and it
must be understood that at least cue tenth of the land pur
chased shall yearly be brought under cultivation. Twenty
per cent. from the credit price will be deducted for cash.—
The Company's construction bonds will be received as cash.
Ready framed Farm Buildings, which can be set Op in a
few days, can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be 12. feet by '.:() feet, divided into one living and
three bed rooms, and will cost complete set up On ground
chosou anywhere along the'lload, $l5O iu cash, exclusive of
transportation. Larger buildings may be contracted for at
proportionate rates. The CoMpany will forward all the
tha
ten for ouch buildings beer their road promptly.
Special arrangements with dealers can be made to stipple
those purchasing the Company's lands with
fencing m:ae
riuls, agricultural tools, and an outfit of provisions in any
quantity, at the lowest wholesale prices.
It is believed that the price, long credit, and low rate of
interest, charged tor these lauds, aid enable a man with a
tea. hundred dollar 6 in cash and ordinary mtluary, to Make
himself independent teture all the purchase money becomes
due. In the moron time, the rapid .ettlement et the coun
try will probaMy have increased their valtn• four or It ve told.
When required an experieenced 'person will accompany ap
plicants, to give information awl aid m seiectinglando.,
Circulars, containing litlinerOUs of suce,sful
farming, signed by r,pet.table and well
. known liv
ing in the neighborhootrof the hailroad lands. througle.ut
the State—also the cost of fencing, price of collie. expense
of harvesting, threshing, etc., by cuntriot--ur any miler in
formation—will be cheers ally given, un application, either
personally or by letter, in hughsh, French, or liertimii, ad.
dressed to WI_LSON.
Land Commissioner of the Illin.,is Central R. It. Co.
Office up to the first of May, No. Avenue; al
ter rhos duo at the ras,coger Depot ; loot of South
street, Chicago, lhinoie. mar 4 out 7
STEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.—THE FOL.-
ill Hawing new and choice tutscellaueoue books have just
been received by the subeeriber at the People', Rock
The confidential c..rreepoudence of `;npoleon nominal he
Ads brother Jos-pa. IC lug of :pain. a curious and re
markable book.
`dongs and Ballads of the American Revolution, with
notes and illustrationl. by Frank U. Mum,:
A journey in the seaboard Slave States, with remarks on
their economy, by F. S. Olmstead, a book containing touch
useful information.
Impressions of England. or idce.tches of English scenery
and society.
The tiacred Plains, illustrated, by .1. F Headley .
Lucy Boston, or woman's rights and spiritualism.
ilius
crating the follies and delusions of the nineteenth contury
Lammere, a new book, by Mr. J. C. R. Dorr .
Edith, or the Quaker's Daughter, a tale of Puritan Lulus.
Home Comforts, or economy illustrated by scout, in eve
ry-day life.
United Status, Canada and Cuba, by Miss Mmte y.
The Three Marriages, or Lire at a watering plod•
May end December, a tale of wedded lite.
Camp Fires of the Red Men, or a hundred years ago
The Ifunter'a feast, or conversation" at out. I the Camp
Fire, by Capt. Wagner Reid.
Ten years among the un it
Lewe's Life of 6..etbe,
Five hundred Inistakes corrected.
Wilson on the rules of Punctuation
=M=;=
,jUPER—PIIOSPHATE 011' LIME, R.C.-
01,000 tons of Mapes Nitrogenized Superphunphate
Lithe an article which has been fully tented by the Partners,
nod Is believed to be the cheapest aud.strengent fertilizer in
the market; also 1,000 barrels Superior Poudrette, cep,
daily adopted for the Corn crop. TAFEN. a new and pow•
erful fertilizer, nil of the above for sale a holenale and retail
by PASCHALL MORRIS 4, CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner 701 and
Market ate., Phila. mar 4 tf 7
iel
GUANO 1 GUANO :1 The .ulawrilwr, Sole Agent
in Philadelphia for the sale of PERUVIAN U UAlsl),
has now on hand a large stock of
Pure Peruvian Guano,
Mach hn will sell at the lowest Cash price, in lots to suit
either dealers or farmers.
PREMIUM IMPROVED SUPER-PHOS
PILATE: OF LIME.—Ise oar, SILVEK 31sum. yet
awarded by Agricultural Societies was given to this supe
rior article, at the last Pennsylvania State Fair, at Harris
burg, as a Fertilizer of the Best Quality fix
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass and Potatoes,
Raising HEAVY CROPS and greatly 131PROVINO the
SOIL, The subscriber respectfully informs Farmers and
Dealer/3 that he is prepared to supply the Spring demand
at the Old Price.
fka.-ACIENTS WANTED.—A liberal discount allowed.
Aluo, No. 1 PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN CIUANO.
Puttdretta and Land Plaster. 0114, Candles, Soap, Se., of
the Best quality, at the loweel market rates.
JNU. L. POMEROY,
0 and 10 South Wharves, bel. Market SA.
Philadelphia.
ARP-Farmers can load ou two PRIVATE Alleys, and
avoid tho crowded Wharf. mar 4 Om 7
PAPER HANGING, DEPOT.—.Removed t
.No. lu Courtland st., New York, directly opposite tin
Western Hotel. CItOTON MANUFACTURING CO.
(Organized in - lobe. under the General Manufacturing Lau
of the litate of New York;) oilers at wholesale, in quantltie.
to suit purchaser:, at Manufacturer's Lowest Pri,s, 1.
cash or approved credit.
Paper Hangings, of every variety of sty I,: and pries.
Borders to match.
Fire-Board Prints, in great variety. •
Transparent Window Shades.
Oil Painted Window Shades.
Wide Window Curtain Paper,. and
Witalew Shade Fixture,
of the latent styles and aopeoier finish. all ,a then "an n;
ufacture and Importation. A, their ahe•k is large and 1•“
ttrely new, they invite Merchant,. Itonk,ellers 1"
end ,1
in these articles to call and exorcise their ,tyle, and price
whenever they visit the city. now 1 a 7
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP.
ERY: AT PRIVATE SALE.—The subscriber Will cell
at private sale. the property on which she now remid-F.
ing en Deer Creek. in Harkin! county. Mil.. about one mile
south of the Rocks of Doer Creek. and coven from t lie il lane
of Bel Alr,•cantainitig 910 Acres, more or lose. With all
the buildings and improvements thereon. The land
excellent quality, very considerabh improved, under
fencing, has upon it a good Orchard. and 30 wore in wood.
The farm buildings consist of a large DWELLING
11017 n, two Baru. and other ne,soary out houFet;
are of the most substantial character, being buiß
of stone and covered with slate.
There are also upon this property a two-story &Witt:
110CSE; the necessary buildings fur a TANNERY, and a
large two story GRISE.MILL with CAW MILL attached,
these are also of stone and in good repair and upon a no,i
failing stream of water.
This land is situated in a pteaaant and Maltby neighbor
hood, and within a short distance of the contemplated Cen
tral Railroad. All persons desiring to examine this proper.
tywill be afforded every facility for so doing by the subscri
ber, by whoa] the term.: of sale will be made known.
ELIZA A. PRESTON,
Forest 11111. P. 0.,
Ilarford co., Maryland.
A i r H. 'LOCHER'S LEATHER, MOROC
CO and SHOE FINDING h'fOlt E, No. W. King
street, Lancaster, l's. Has just received a large lot of
GOODS, suitable for Shoe Dealers., Mad invites those wishing
anything in hie Hue to call and examine thu IMMO before
purchaaingelsewhere. Constantly on hand
Baugheis Spanish Bole Leather,
Gap Tanning " "
Hemlock " "
Upper Leather, flames' Leather,
Bridle Leather, Spanish Rip,
Calf Skins, American, Slaughter n
Calf Skins, French. Oil Tanned Kiri ,
Patent Calf Skins, do. Band Leather,
Moroccos—Black and Colored, Shoe Nails,
Sheep Skins—ell colors, Oboe Pegs,
Shoe Thread,
Shoe linkers Tools of every description,
Lasts and Boot Trees.
Together with a very large assortment of every article in
the manufacturing line. We feel confident that goods
bought at this establishment will give general satisfaction;
at the old establishment , opposite Cooper's Red Lion Hotel,
'CUM/ Run /OUTS eye Welted to con. tor 4 tl7
Luther Richards,
Mieh'l. Withers,
Geo. M. Steinman,
mar 4 3t 7
S. J. CHRISTIAN,
Stele Again for Philadelphia.
No. IS North Whar,s, and 97 North Water St
ESTATE Or JO e ' N. LANE, ,LATE OF
the Clty of Lancaster, deceased,—Lotter, or Matilde.
nation on said Estate haying been grantedro the tinder
aignecl, all persons indebted thereto will make Immediate
payment, and those liar rig claims present them for settle.
moat to JAMES B. LANE,
0. TAYLOR LANE.
Administrators.
and Nelksfreund copy and charge
Lauer, tab 12 tt 4
I...azniner, Ind. Whig,
LW., office.
j ntended Remotah—Dit. WELCILENS, would
taka this method of itllarming his friends and the putt
he generally, that on the is; of April next he designs re
moving his Drug Store and Dental Officonto No. 27 North
Queen et., the store roots the National - House, formerly
occupied by Chas. M. k ban & Oro., and now by Rawlins'
shoe store, where It is purpose'to open the finest and
moat extensive stock of Drugs and Fancy Articles in the
city. He will be prepared for a wholesale as well aa retail
business. Having procured an assistant who has had en
extensive experience in . prescription business, he would lay
to Physicians, and others, that any procrlptlon that may
be sent to the Store, will be caretuily attended t 0,..
The Dental Office he ;designs having in the roar of the
Stun—the entrance through the Store, where he will at
tend to all dental operations as heretofore. Jan 20 tf 2
USTATE OF ...!I.IIDR.EA.B MATT/IEI4
L'4 late or the City of I.4unoter, d 2 'd.
utter teat-1.111041147 `on tae .150,0 Estate Waving been
issued to the undersigned. A.l persons having claims or de
mands will present the o, duly authenticated, the settle.
relent to the undersigned, or her Attorney, Geo. M. Edne,
and those indebted will wake payment without delay.
nAIt.A4I .11ATTILEE,
Bzeeutri.n.
MERE
GENTS WANTED FOR RETCRIIWS
MOWING MACILI4ES.---bOO Ketchum. super/Or Mow•
tug ateehiuel direst trom the manufactory end for sale by
the .utvecribers. Agents who wish to have the sale of MEW
in any part of Pa. or mljolulug State; will send early no
tice. r PASCIIALL MOURIS &CO
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed stor., corner 7th sod
Market, Philadelphia. dec 25 tf 49
rpuE subscribers have opened a store in New Danville,
Pique township, for the sale of
Dry Goods, itueensware, Groceries, &c,
&c. They hats just received a fresh supply of all these at•
tides from the Cities, and are _prepared to sell as cheap as
the same can be purchaSed in Lancaster or any of the ad
joining towns.
By prompt attention to business, they hope to receive a
there' share of public putrounge.
Lee 2Z, fut• 49 CONRAD A YOLLDY.
Philadelp4la Adverthiezurnt
nue' Fire mild Thief Proof Safes
I
Lfur Merchant,. Lawyer, Farmer. and others, having
BuyLs, Papers or any otherpatunbles, to preserve from Fir..
or Burglars.
Day s. :%uw‘.ll's t Hoblis) flank Lod,..s.
A CA I(6.—The l'noor SAFE: . that ',rosary.] our
valwrs, Sr., during the •ti rent Fire at Ilart's Build
tug,. puralaae..l of I Vvr la S. td st.,Philacra.
UETZ S BUOK.
ILEFRIUERATURS 4 \V ATEIt FlLTEBS.—Evaua'Pr.-
tw VentllatiM ltrfragekat.rs for cooling and prworving
at, butter, milk. water and all articles fur culinary putt
Valet' Filters, fur ptirilyitil; brachirdt ur muddy water,
ether effected by raihs - , lituestuue, 1111311 or other causes,
be had separate attached to the Refrigerators—a
all quantity of tee cooling the whole, iu the warmest
then
; m : tal.;10 tbuwor Baths. tar llicuse of warm or cold wn
Water Coolers, for ibitels, Stores and Dwellings.
Stun) Trucks, fur muting, boxes, bales, Se.
•
Seal Presses, Cutiyiugl du., Druggist du.
OLI VER EVAN 2,
No. 61 SAIL 2,1 st., S . door,, below Chesnut.
Established its IbtltS. fob 5 ly 3
DM=
RE-CUT and made equal to NEW, at No. di Now .treat,
hove Se,ond, betw.n ; Race and Vine, Philadelphia.
PRICE OF RE-CUTTINU PER DOZ4..\:
•lieA. Flat BasCll. Half 1t0 . ,1 ..t Saw. Nebel. Three Sy .
will Files. Saw Filed
$lG'. 3'i $0 430
102 4. d(l3
2 25 ' 1 " . ..4 Odd
2 4,1
14 276
3 30
16 420
torso Rasps ono inch awe thou hell round Filar
All work wurrautecl eatistitctory. A goo,l iiaaortuueut of
NEW FILES coust.ttutly ou
_ _ .
MEET
ÜBLIC SALE;,•—‘).I Saturday the 2.1 d, of March
Y
laZal. By virtue au order of the Orphans' Court rf
Lancaster county, will , e cold at public sale, on the pram-
Loos, the following deschbod property, now iu the occupacy
of lary Ann Faust. being the real eatate of CaruLine Falun,
dec . d, to wit:
A lot of ground, containing Mann ono third of tin acre,
on which is erected a one tam) Imam DWELLING
HOUSE, and Frame Stable; there isa well with a aim
pump iu it at the douri it Baku Oven, and other
nut-buildings. A clean:ind Indisputable title will
be mad, and poFsesnion given 011 OW Ist of April oust.
Sate to continence ut 1 o'clock, P. M., when attendance
will be given and fermi ulnae known Ly
2IEZE
1 4 1 STATE OF CAROLINE FAUST.—AII per -
_L„/ sore having any lyg.al CLAIM agatuA the estate of CBI
- lee Faust. late of 11 atwich tuo'n.hq., deed., are requested
pre,ent their respective rlainis to the subscriber, Ad
it,t,t raters and all tlio, indebted to bald oblate are like
n, requested to ma he payment wit heat unnecessary de-
LEVI HULL,
Administrator.
1/lIIMMiI
)ITTSBURG, CINCINNATI ? LOUIS-
I \ILLE AND SAINT LVCIS.—The Pittsburg and M.
eimbat Steam aeliet For the conveyance of Panon
r,, and Er,i,j,La tx tata:n Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Loutsrillo
sod ri. Lout,. Tills fan, is composed of seven thlt claw
poweriul Steamers, untittallcd for speed, splendor, safety
and comfort, and is the only througM daily line of Steam
Packets on the Ohio river. It C.inbcch: with the United
state, Mail Line of Steamer- tr,,ni Cinc;nuati w Luutarala
and St Loan., by relit. If Pa , ,miger.s and 1, reighl are ticketed
hi,ingn shine ne >L am. re have been
srl,lol to the Lice which saav , 0101,9 .1 the tollowing
ArTAINP.
CITY OF IYII,.:LLING: JNo.'m'cLur , r
ALLEGHENY,
CINCISNA'f I. ‘• AII,OIJ.
'II.ILALrI:LI'II 1 A. It. J. Gru,r..
.E.N .-ALVAIs 1.1. maNtrzLit.r.
, J. CiNZIL.
1317Cli.LI:r; oTATE,w. o
• .,ELizuoJvz.n. ouuday.
.I.,cat dolly, coi ..•pohing h igouto, at 10 A. 31.. prt.cl/0-
iy. TitrougL. 'Licliots con bo had at [lto Office of Eho roan-
RAlrtad Compaw., 11,...:Ltburg, Poulin., Including
state rooms and ruvul.3 ou tLe boate.
Froui IlarriAurg urt.../.. .1111:0 1
.. LQ.411,1,19
.. •• at. Louis'
lot parueulars apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LivizaisTcs, A ante
JOHN FLACK.
Mon.lig - allele. House.
Pittsburg, tbb 213 4m
T'STATE OF CATHARINE ELIZA
BETH EVAN:i —Let tme et administration on the os-
Late of CAtharine Elizabeth Evans, Into of the Borough of
Marietta, dyed., baring been issued to-the oubseriber rft.
tiding In the horough,of Washington, Senor town hap:
all persons indebted to total osteto urn requosted to make
payment immedltstely, and those having cleans will pro
sent them without doles, properly authenticated for !settle
ment. RAIN EVANS,
teb lb ot• G
S R STOCK of New GOODS
oe-11J --P
—lashio!a N l.ln Silks Foil Lino of black Silk.
New Style Spring Shawls
Drees Goods dui ( do..
Linens of Strong Fabric
Hu-Ifni of best Long Cloths
:Reticle Housekeeping Goods •
Mons wear of all tho now Styles
BITE & LAZiDELL
and Arch streets, Phlladtlptha.
S.—Statekeepets,[Fantilh.s and all good not Cash buy
, aro respectfully ioiited to exeunt. this stook of New
odds before purchnelhg, as we preihr belling low and sal.
og all the mare goods]
Storekeepers may often hod groat jobs from Auction, as
lattend the AUCLIOIIi of Now Yorkand PhllodA
ob '26 Sm 0
JSTEWART! DEPUY S.yONS.-3.11030N
• IC HALL, Cliestittt street, (blow STIt) Philadelphia—
Lave opened a turett an.l FPI, nditl stock or Velvet, Ta.
pevtry.
GS. Brussels, Thret, Inuttln and Venitian Ortil•
PETLI
Fluor Oil Clothe, Mattinga !Tomah Hugs, Door Mats,
Druggete, Stair lbals,,:fable and Piano Cuter., &c., Am,
whieh they are selling rosy 100, for cash, wholesale and
retail.
feb '26 6m
STATE OF JOHN SPOTTS, DECD.
L 1 of administration on the estate of John
Spot Ls, Intn of Caernarvon township, dee'd, having boon
granted to the subscriber residing lu said township: All
persona indebted to said estate are requested to make im•
mediate payment, and those hoeing claims will present
them without delay properly authenticated for nettlomont
JACOB JAMESON,
MST
A large awl aeleet aapirtnient of the above, warranted'
genuine, and enthriwing nanny hundred choice varieties, for.
sale wholesale and retail. Country Dealers supplied at a
liberal discount. 1'A:4211A1.1. MUltlOB
Agricultural Warelewm and Fend Store. corner 7th and
Market ate., Phila. ' mar 4 If 7
lAGISI'RA'MS BLANKS•—LAW BOOKS,
hub,rll,, would rail tin. attention of the;
STIOES of Lancatat, County to tho following 11st of
BLANKS got up in the very be,t till, and printed in the .
.ry 10,4 Legal forms; and on the rery besit parchment and.
Adminiottaber Bred, (labelPl) parchment paper
Common •• r•inglo
double
,11111DM
MOrlV,ligopf. rt.LIMIon (brill. (large folio.
mato)) dt.eds, Foil, folded (labelled)
double ,Inglo
Waraors, (debt)
ruiro Facial, Execution, debt)
Snalunna. Subpoenaerininail Warrant.
Commitment
:"11111•310PF. (Luoilloro and Tenant.)
l'“w.•r,of Attorney cgentral ) without althrt
••
~ s ttecialt parties.
Bowl Atoi Warrant lank condition.
Primary [wt., (S3OO •
•• conntuon forms for public seta.
Dockets of all sizes; made especially for Justices.
Inks of all the beets manufacturers.
Stationery its largoimautitlea, and host qualities.
t LAW DUUKS.
Purdon's Digest, Dtfulors Forma, Graydon . ..Forma, Onto
Forms, 3lagietrate, and all the
book; pertaining to the duties of Jusuct.s. Call and exam
ine fur yourselves at the Book tStote of
W. U. EPANOLER,
Lancaster. Pa.
ru'l
I:PERIOR TEAS IN TILE ORIGINAL
011alf Chests, in 11 , ixed, H of b and 12 pounds, and Lu
package., of I, 2. & 4 pound., for sale by
JEMII,S & CO.,
(Original Inventors of Om Metallic Tea Pack.)
Wholer.ale Dealers In Teal only, N. W. :or. of Market &
Ninth eta.,
oaV•Teas In Metallic Packs put up it, lialf Chests, con
taiultig a variety of bt•th black and Green, to sult.buyere.
Printed List of Terms, &c., forutsbed 61 mall to
all alio order them.
411 Teas svarranted,to pleas; or uo sale.
One and the lame priceend terms to all, and one only.
Unit Chests of &Hark conta:L about B 5 pounds, _ and of
Green, about 50 pounds eac., fob ' 141 0
"Tho LOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS I—The largest and
1 boot assortment of Plows, ever offered in the Philad'a.
market, many of them nose and improved patterns; also
field Harrows, Cultivators, (Jordan and Field Rollers, Corn
Planters, Dairy Implements, Ox Yokes and BU.III, SpOdea,
Shovels, Hoes, improved Spading Forks, Garden Peels and
Lines, Pruning and fledging Sheers, with every other de
scription of Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, In
the greatest variety and of the most approved patterns, for:
mle wholesale and retail, by
PA.SCILLLL MORRIS d CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed P.tore, corner 7th and.
*Mot it., Phila. . mar 4tf 7
u;
0 70
0 90
7 1 20
121XEME!
LEVI. BULL,
Administrator
DAIS OP DEPARILIM
I. rum Pittsburg.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wedu.ssday