ST. LOUIS CORRESPdNDENCE
Warm and Dry Breathcr—lecal Affairs—State and Na
anted Politics Buchanan stack above par—erery South
rn State goingVir him--Knoto-Nothinge coming in—
Heavy Betting Betting in Kentucky, de., k.e.
Si. Louts, Jane 30, 1850.
The weather during the past fortnight has been excel'.
sively warm and dry. Not a drop of rain bad fallen for the
last three weeks until yesterday, when a copious shower
fell, and the crops in all sections are suffering—lt Is thought
that the oats and corn crops will amount to nothing this
season unless we are shortly blessed with heavy rains.—
The , ground Is literally parched hp—corn androats look
miserable, and serious apprehensions are eneertained of an
entire failure of all the growing crops. This drought ex
tends all through the West and South. A good rain, how.
ever, may start the corn, if it comes soon, and the crop
turn out much better than at present anticipated, but it
will be far below an average one.'
(Jar city In the past two weeks has been characterized by
all manner of crime—some two or three murders have
been committed—every day affairs of stabbing are reported
in the papers—slung shots and brass knuckles have been
actively engaged, and it Is no extraordinary thing to hear
of two or three persons being picked up during a night
from the effects of these cowardly weapons. Petty thefts
are committed every night. and frequently,tu the face of
broad day Light. and where one of thee'- offenders is Or.
rested.'nlnety-nine are suffered to escape. There never has
been so much crime In our city as now, and from present
appearances we have not seen the worst.
Capt. Paul, one of t h e would.be 'upper ten." was arrest
ed a few days since no a charge of forgery. The exact
auonnt is not yet known. Ile was abut making his es
cape, and had got a. far ;also. Ille., before he woo over.
taken. Ile belongs to a tathilc with a large circle of rela
tives, reptated to be very wealthy. and as mosey is always
respected, it is maw than probable, the matter will soon
be hushed up. The officers have not yet arrival with
Paul from Galena, but are booked for today.
The notorious Bob tflllennis was shipped to the Peniten
tiary a few days sine. The papers stated-that there were
not hand cuffs large enough for him, mi he was permitted
to ride to Jefferson city like a geutlenaan. If there were
not hand.soiffit tarn on.zh, awn, ~..rfainly was 'T.,
enough in the city t•, tie the convict: Ilut it woo not
done, Ile is reputed to be worth it.".0....t01. hence th e
' lotnd-cuffs it is to set. m , •n of re,pectaltility
•laity going to Jiiter,..tti city to inte,,,,k for
pardon, and it Idiuved the fitcternot %ill - grant it
pardon before hitt termexpin.x—in loveuiter next.
Should he. however, th“ pri..,11,1 at liberty. the eharve
of bribery will ltd fastened U, t, him at lone tt, the tt.tver-
-11-11011, Iv; 1> -:,titled I tne pant, as wn11:1
=1111!!
~r-11,1 o'ongrog.ti , n , Las t,• n
at .I.lrers,n pri.on, war tak.,
boring A 111.., ern
11=!81
been I In. ptlbrr.,—lrrninrld vt pntri tr•bt inry-1 here nr
1=1!:
ll=
Ind th, city a i:1 101.: many ..I,,peradoe,,
that 11 , ,W Intent 4.1.111: , 111., u•I is i•• 1
MEE=
it. It a 'Et,
Piist Maio, at iout the cil
I=l
.Ii i. d/.taiw.d. foe tato/Ai:o /is,/ t iti t
I P.l. It %ill! be ,erit to yl.ll, 1111011
. je..Nrage the It,. ii,14"..1 .
4.t .0 . 1/C/Ao.. esalv , ./.411/
I. n.. \ lir. 11.. r ny
pi I tL , eon.. Unity ..ui
l'ittl.tdelitltia Pont otti wt. I,:o•ks- :ttlyttlitt4 tti i,•t
..
thlit
1,111, 1.,11. , 111 1,111 1,... , 1 14,11/ . 1 !ii• p..
tha• h.• /114
s,111.•11 jll.ll,rmu trt•illll..• 1..11. %yin.,
I=l
100
that 1,. 4,, /1•• i• 11.1, IIIIllo•Vt. Nr
arid al, 1., :Ili •llt f•
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IMIBBIE=IIMIIIIIII2SMIE
I:1i I. intenti.at wping. r r., rr
iit Ilityls..), the" ...ttb . :ll , l/1 4rf :01
.flirreatmLir• •••11011 . % .li.tit•—•‘..l 1:1111
t..." u e u•il ;', "11l
A- thc day- it thc twlit kat I . ,ver t..
incr,,-.•. Sin, C.J. It. 1.. W.• Buchan.,
t" “ g th
La -1...., added 1,. ILe Col 'lid", 11, 1. 11•.‘s
t..or through the State. receiVed at every JeollJt 111 the
most r•lttilLlNiaNEklill/l/Cr. Ih,
the r.,rnerethLl re, in this irite i. hetweeh
ton an,' Ewing. no. K. eautlidat, Route. 1- gaining.
,tri-notli oli.ry quarior, and it h. hanlly for hint
L• Le thr Initihno-! man. 11.. „ill alit this city mill vont,
ty by a fair majority. Thi- , :ivi-ion in Missouri, ,in the
Dvmocrati, 'Arty. ' , My extends to th e Stat e policy; th e
1
party is it Unit I UN, Buchanan, and the state will giVe
him upwards of 15,000 majority. You at, Already Aware
that there are to a BUchatmli electoral ticket, in "Ms :Rate
—the Benton 112t11 ha, Made a prup“ , ith.ll—Whiek 6 a
lmr ;me to the .luties to tie- , etlet t : that every - Con4r.ts
-halal distriot where the Anti, ;teat the Benton ticket—
they (the Antics,' he entitled t,, the elector or that district:
.sod where the Benton party succeed, n Bennet elect, ti,
placed upon the ticket. Ititt the Antics claim that they •
were ectignieed at Cincinnati, :sod are entitled to all the
electors—not withstanding they voted against Buchanan
trout first to last, :sod le.. on their electoral ticket
tiro or three ranting li. N. s a ho will not vote the Buchan-
All ticket owing to the ottUt they have taken in the budge: i
they have also three K. N:s on their Otate ticket, awl
or three on their County ticket, besides a, many Whigs
who never voted the Democratic ticket out neve,
They went into this amalgamation, thinking they could
get votes from all parties to ,:wcat tm.b own, and make it
appear as an anti Bon ton Democratic vote hut mark the .
prediction the K. N:s on their ticket will run far ahead of
the balance of the candidate,. In this county the anti-
Benton vote will nearly all go to the Know-Nothi ngs _ ,
they will vote fox Kennett for Congress tt.9.litist Dicir own I
Thil is n pretty - ..Vu/iontd party" of the !
racy of Missouri. The Cincinnati Convention erred in ad
witting these renegades and K. N.., into their body a,
Demucrats—a”t on,; of thcnt /tat, rubd a tirmottrahr ticket
fir the' titwrs: wmiliLted Mr. I:, (their present
candidate for Governor) fur Cong,s, at the last election,
and only gave hint 300 votes out of I2,ooo—they went over
to th, Know-Nothings in a body. This faction now dn i nts
to th*lie - National ilelntaraQ 31 1A , oUrt.—AlOil sore the
mark! Could they base killrJ Mr. Buchanan, they would
have done so, but that they could list, and for the purpose
of retaining their lucrative offices, now shout for "old
Buck," as enthusiastically as Mr. Buchanan', hest friends j
who hare been fur hint from Bret to lost. That which the
Convention recognized as Mis..; airi Democrats, are repudi
ated by the people of Mi,souri, and it was considered
even n good joke by the Anti Benton National Delegates'-
themselves. How the Convention could hove-wade thit'
blunder, is a
._ntystery—unless it was their desire t o kill
Mr. Buchanan with the nine votes Missouri
Buchanan ',buck is 100 per cent. above par, and daily in
creasing. A gentleman i t a know•Nuthing at that, has just
returned from a visit to and infor,„,,„ that
it
Buchanan there: Donelson. as we have repeatedly •
stated. has killed the K. N. ticket iu the South. us a l so
informs us. that if Fremont stand, the slightest chance of
doing anything is the North, the Know-Nothings or the
South will dia.', Fillmore and around the Democratic •
nag—Truer
will giro Ituelnutun 10,00 U majority, and
se ,. believ e Itg gill carry every SlaNe•hulaing State, not
even filing in Kentucky. Du your duty at the North,
and we , rill roll up the largest majority in :he West aml
.S.;jith et, kte.mn ill {alitical history.
It was with , orrow and deep regret that we. 1 , ,W1 i n pair
"paper .4' Ih• death. by drowning, in California, Of Mr. C. 11.
lIL DE.. Mr. 11.,and th- writer or this jeiragraph
embarked I w the la,Nlost. and .luring the year ur ttro he
~pent in this city pri,r to Ili, going to the shores of the
l'avitie• gained, by his many virtues. a large circle of trite
sad sour, friends, who now /noun, the sad rate that lain
. .
1,31a11. him di.,taut hay..,kmmii ••Christ.'
. . .
lang aird well—we know him to ha, fern gimerme , 3041
kind-hearted. gentlemanly ill his i leportumid, a geod Prim
ter and a time , _'polar—Wr• 11:Ivehlit , , 14 hi, fit. hi, early
titith, and idway, louud him a friend In the friendle,,.—
Iti his death, hi, 1,131 i ,, Al/ 41 111.10111•00 s fr,0,1, kah
here and at 11.111,.}1:1, , u-tamed a hiss immeasurably gr e , t t
--fmt air less is hi, eternal gain. - lie now •taleete.
sleep that knows no Isaltirt.. - an the shores 01 iLe Pawn . ,
but 1-is memory will uht-rb.b,.l nu•l rrv, , ,l by tie
many friends he has Ivry behind.
3lr. Frauk. trr
siter nu :11,:pue, ‘,l
These :ire perhaps i•enne K. N.'4 but pint 'c.o.
whit would like to risk their theekeziiiik its
we direct (hell senowt attentliin to the tl.llue in k propk-i
tiOno. 111111..1,d lientui•ky rapers:
••A FEw PitosositioNs Fon SANGCIist: liNon Nisi uis,,,—
. IlEllfi.
We are authorized by rev --•-• CIONGRESS WATER.-100 Pints for sale by
oli.ilde gentlenieu of this City 10
../
-Ul.it to any Know-Nothing who will be willing, to give . B. S Ml'IlLE:0
july v '2in . 2, - , No. 0 South Queen st.
SUbstantial endor , enient of his contid,mc, i n )1,.. yilitn..r..., 10a. The Loui ihi-i-at says, that . --- •
,0,-,.,,, the following propositions: sville nio
friends in Tennessee •
Our . ,• are
5,000. that the electoral vote ot Kentucky in the next claiming;[ in:lor-
, j., (formrly Flanagan's, Jackson street. -12slie tit -
MERCHANTS , HOTEL,
illrional t-lection, will be cost fur Buchanan and ßreekin- ity of fifteen thousand fin- the Buchanan and may. New Jersey." This House having undergone • .
ridge, provided each survives till the day of eh,tion. Breckenridge ticket in this State. thorough repair and renovation, is now open by .
$l,OOO each, thnt the elestreal. votes of the States of Ken
, the subscribers, (succesz:ors to Major Robert Flanagan, of
..,
tacky. Tennessee, and New York will not be coot for Mil. liiej Th e North ticorgia Tin/e.e, puldisheo • propriel ors promise that no effort
lard Fillinors. and $l,OOO, that Buchanan and Breekinridge ,
1 Hiatt be spared to reinter the Merchants Hotel comfortable
Philadelphia.) The new
t Dalton,has ronou
a . need Nnow.Nothi n '
gism, .
will Le the next Pi esident atolgVice President of the Cob
• and eirable;to those who f:.yor it with their patrol:nig°.
tad States. The lic.t four bets to i.. taken together or s, l ,- and raised the names of Buchanan and R i • ee k_ . ,
L vov,- & irEF:EFE.
form, moderate.
crutch.
AIM ittridge. july it 21 - ,
.
w
• N
S, that the vote any State the Knott'-Nothing. ,
may name Will not becitst
bets. to be taken together. for Fillmore, and 1,000
general result; the last on the ge r,. col. Fremont, the Black Republican • 1
1., STATE OF MICHAEL WOLF, LATE
Iwo
1,000, that the 110Minee of the Black Lepublican arty - Abolition candidate for President, is a ' J. 2 .4 ~:- ii, • - t • f 1 ancanter deed ,=The undersigned , nu
itor a 4,,, " t Y d " b ' the Oil:haus' ' Court to distribute the
will recoil, more rotes iu the electoral college than Millard SLAVEHOLDER I So stales A. J. Lewis, I .
balance in the ha nds of henry Shawn, actin g Executor of
Fillmore. $5O bonus, to any man for every sltaltl he will
II and T •t t ( Michael Wolf late of the
Esq., of Boston, upon his own knowledge.— • tie last wi e , a men „ . , . .
procure to be taken of the above propositions on the vote
of Kentiniky.
Cleveland Platnclealei. ;City of Lancaster, clee'd to and among those legally en
titled thereto according to law. hereby gives notice that he
If any enthusiastic supporter ,d .dr. Fillmore is iunbi- The readers of the Argus pace reason to will attend for the purpose of his nppoirament, at the Li
tious of making a fortune in this way, an opportunity is
now afforded hint. Who will het , Don't all speak at once, know Mr. Lewis ; and those who do will have . the Court Douse in the city of Lancaster,
hoary Room in
~1 . . .
^_o
on Saturday the -.( day 01 August, A. D.. Lob at chock,
gentlemen:*
confidence in his statement. The Albany ..
1 r - , P. m., When and where ail perSOlis may attend if thee
•
No laxly In this section in foolish enough to risk a dime . (fits and Atlas adds: think proper. .1. B. LIVINGSTON.
against "old Buck." Everything looks bright for our Na- Fremont, during his brief Senatorial term,
--
[tonal standard-bearers, and. -hii November next we will voted with the South on most questions, in-; TIIVIDEND.—The President and Managers of the
crown them with success. - eluding that of the abolition of slavery in the 1 1-1 MANOR TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY have declared
Two Dollars per share for the last six months
Mr. Buchanan's letter of acceptance has been received In . District of Columbia, against which he voted. ; a div=l e o:T
pa I demand. GEO. F. BRENEM.AN.
this city and published In all the papersives salver. , —Springfield Argus. pa yable
it 25 Treasurer.
sal satisfaction to both friend and toe. We Irish nn othe r
pledges front Mr. Buchanan—he is all right on the • - golae'
and the West and South are all right on the
Rue- and Bros.k are all the roe—hip' hurrah!,
Young. • OLD OVA It L.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
To the Mitors of the Intelligence, dated
There being no Congress to day, from w hi c h a few items
are to be gleaned. we take pleasure in dropping you a few
lines, on this the noted day of our tuitional etmnqli-rac . ..
congratulateyourselves and the nation on the great prozres,
made by this people among the nations of the earth in,
spectability. commerce, agriculture. manufaet tires an.l the
art.—Eighty years ago. we were but a halltilUi or people,
yet, small in stature and nuMberA as we welt-. the patriot- ,
of those days grappled with the mother country. and. after
a severe struggle and much hard fighting, those noble
sires of ours achieved the blessed brsa, to loan, the right of
self government. which we at this day so rightfull3 main
tain within our border,. and in our intercourse nWI the
older nations of the earth. Here and there. it i- tine. that.
within the limits of the U. Stites. the peaceful calm i
somewhat disturbed by the rippleof inisguided fan..tictsui.
but the sober senile °Wm people will soon right the trot,
bled bark, and hare a new pilot at the helm of state. wln
I known patriotism Is as proverbial a- his life std i.re fa
the Union have been consistant and uniform in deface of
those pure principles, that led our fathers on to the glori
ous and successful termination of their grearrevolutionary
struggle. Our confederacy i happy mid prosperous,—and
will continue to prosper, while virtue predominates, as It
does now, in the breast of so large a majority ~ f - or union
loving People.
The House Kansan majority report, was read •am W,lnee•
day. It is a long document, gotten up to sustain inc.
Reeder and the dark-republican party. It In a tloeloaelli
that will reflect no credit upon Messrs. Howard ,id Slier ,
man, when all the Mist of their mission to Kan-as It. been
dissipated by the counter report that will be from the pen
of >I r. Oliver. Of Missouri. The fact is, the !int.:1 , 11111111,11Z
will humbug the golf., up tit this abolition btr.n. and
you will see. that we. in the end ,f this farce, of st. 1111111,.;
mission to Kansa-, are , orr,t iu our conjecture.
Th. Senate remained in Seesion In. Wednesday 12 M.
Th t ," hty min nj o4 :—Poli,uuning those many kdig
and be 11... hour• iii a wain: and •pirited debate upon the
!WK . hall,. Bill, as introduced by Mr. Toombs. of lienrgia .
Lot adopted by the Committee on Territories 116 their bill.
forinelly reported and debated. Thi. new bill ria.ieid Lv
the tog vote 30 ayes, to 12 nays :
Vs:as—Allen. Bayard, Bell Benjamin. Briggs.
Bright, Brodhead. Browu, Cass, Clay, Crittenden.
Diiii2las, Huntr, 1,...r.,11,.14,/inson, Jones of Tenn., )lall.s
ry. Pratt, Pugh, Kehl. Selatstian, Slidell, Stuart. ThOlup , 4,ll
of By.. Toombs. Touray, Weller, Wright, Yule°.
N sr--Me 4 s,. 11.11 ''l N. It.. Collamer. Dodge. Durkee.
Fassetslem F•iot, Fester. I Isle. Seward. Wl.le,
1111 1,11.1 i. II 4 . Pf 11r .PI ,$l.
S•nv. if *h•. ,nl•gtt p,, , thl, Lil I. :I , it k 1•••
liuced they gill. the people ••1 liattsll, will then I u left t••
their ••wn ri•sotiree. and e• wind in the tiormation of their
triirs.rnitiont.liati• was spirit,' awl sharp
btil 1 am Lapp) t.. iutLnn I 11. that 1.4,-.4-41
I=lllllllll
J-tirtirrit•nr. I h•.:ud your junior St.:U.,.
111 111111, of 11
the . Ilill. I toilet admit, that hi.. Npewlk did much
gie el in the calm and raudid tune and temper in which it
was delivered. Yen siniuM leek to the limper.- fit a faithful
hnio,rtitut sating ..1111, Semae.
•n•ifl ).r
Nince dre.+Aini th,tt, by Sir. Itr“..k.,
ti, , 11. not at r..nded the <O/..1011, th.. 0.1-
th”updt Ims.i.een out ut the re,idence Mr. F. P. likir
in Hu. ~,nntry Inuiding day..—All kinds nr fn li>h
rrp.rtn I/1%, 14,1 'lb.. :tato healt h.
Thin svnuin. W:Sh but vvrt , little
hurt.
:`11,1111,".11,1141/-, will req.:till uu a.ll the L41!“111,
h.• 1111 1111 {.O 1% jib ti•much plViiii7ly 111 11;14Self
he Lan reptitll an 'citizen. in the Unlit
1111=11
aniong th, p—ople of file I • Stmt
tio1,•II to appi) to the ..1 the ,'bid,
n."..d.ualLl &ill,. all
doetatat . n t • fay. , .. Lt. e!ecaoli "t
10:1L.—It is riot to se than twenty-Ile fears since
V.) i2'iil began to le-a reaogniZed ar tilde.' production and
eomuierce. This year the •prchiel ion of ..ift• anthracite
mines alone will allioUlit to lino, than .ix Inilliolis of tons.
This may be regarded as an antollUt or solid wealth dug
annually at the present time from the hovels •ti•vir Cl ate.
We do not here undertake to show the additional .t.ll•ttn.
tags it gives, in the encouragement nIl industry, and the
employment of hundred, • k thousands of tocrsoll, in 1118[111-
lactlires and Cianilleree. \%r only wish to illlfireits Kinn
the Intuit, of our rellitets that twenty Millions it year if: a
low estimate of the stint now paid to Pennsylvattia for the
II Y.xut ( ' o '.Dnwil• Coal dug from lienaath her surface. In k•w years hen.,
Thomas R. Horetice. From the 6oswu Recall. when railroad, canals, mining. ntanufavt...ries. arid popu•
E.• - •• /i••• , h;•lo.ll l, e,—Thottlat, Feral, tiiihert KNoWito,!-110 using prefe,,tor lath, vl.ll have vastly multiplied, our annual prodi t et of
I:v.1111.111. Chester Tuttle. Andrei. Gross. Elino.lta- Hair Re•toratiVg.. gray )(Kir per m anently restored :11 prohably reacheighteen
millions
v idpool. J. llal.i.ham North. thiortginol color. lhe nlllijOillotivelltticate was rrceiyrd Crum of tons, and he worth at the mines thilly-siX
.1 ..d.uittµ. to I'oo ibr With Oilier State caul,. nas JohnsOn & Stott , Gardener. X 1,.; is hut one of the dollars. whilst Bituminous 1,0 will anmuut to 110 to u c h
pointed be the ahaitntaii, a,at a lst of l'i,tanat hill. mu* . instances that are daily coming to our knowledge of more. II is the latter which has ,-itchy giv e n th e Nyest e r n
Nevin. 11, 11 . ‘111)1,01 it. Wt.ond,, fu! effects. It is no longer piol , l.l'ok. l•ut a part of our zfutteits we, ltit.taa the thriller has the Eastern.
truth. a., hundreds can testify. . :sitter th e rapid grtnet II of flit' ;rent Lake country and the
-• • • • -- - increase of population Of our \Vesterii eittes, the market
allorded for On, consumption of tho bituntinou , is enter
mous. It is used in every variety of manufactures—it' in
this of which our gas made. Its uses are incteasing
fast that the supply has never equalled the demand. It
was Le set down :15 a general Ltet, that the trade d o ubl e ,
every sin years. The Sunbury and Erie Railroad, and the
Allegheny Itailrvad .11 - 0 about to 11511 sonie of th e
richect tint, of this coal; more Itdr/1111“ge.,ly 100111,11
than any other. The Elk l'ounty Laein Imes for some time
attracted in huge share of the public ;Mention. I t presents
the advantage of 1..1ng inexhaustible in its coal 1 , - , 1111•,.
Wilikt its location has an unequalled siqwriority. A eat,
ceutrution of tile railroads will short Iv lane ply - e. co.llllll
- to lin. Lat.tea. N.-w York, 4iladelphia, :fut.! the
Northern eitn, ..f the \Vest. hs in ;time! nearer route than
Pittsburg. mud giving it the ...haulage ••1 the toarkets.--
jub • ::f 25
. .
1111:i:tiN H.% It N
t ttt.ttt.
David
It. Stou,rittot/
Fourth of .l my Celebration and Bible
Present at lon. In New Holland.
At an early hour on the evening of the 4th
the inhabitants of New Holland and vi
cinity assembied , it, the leeture-room of Diller,
Brubaker & Co. The rant was densely erow,l
ed, and many stood in and around the build
ing, eager to hear everyw, rd uttered ln• the
speakers.
The meeting wa, opened with pra.er hy
Rev. A. Lleften,hein .I.artin IV. Kurtz lead
the I )eciaration , dlndel I I
Wilt_Pllt!e c l ear nod
audible tune df voice.
An orati'm was then delivered by AV. Seeger
Darrow—subject, the Union of the States. He
first spoke of the sacrifices vur forefathers
made in declaring themselves free and inde
pendent. He also alluded to the causes which
led to the formation of the Union : and pa
thetically adverted to the benefits arising from
our Union. He forcibly commented on the
real dangers which threaten the permanency
of "that government which constitutes 118 one
pMple." The remedies which he suggested
fir these dangers, if properly applied, would
produce beneficial results. In the course of
his remarks, Mr. Darrow paid a glowing trib
ute to education and the Christian religion.—
lle acquited himself very creditably, and en
listed the admiration and marked attention of
the large audience.
On behalf of the ladies of New Holland,
Miss Annie C. Brubaker presented a magnifi
cent Bible to the N. H. Reading Association:
which was received by John H. Hull on part
of said association. The addresses of both
these speakers were very appropriate and
highly interesting.
The exercises were interspersed with well
selected and skillfully performed music on the
melodeon, by Miss M. Jennie Dayis.
Dr. Samuel Ringwalt offered suitable reso
lotions, which were unanimously adopted.—
After
which the audience repaired to witness
a splendid display of fire-works, given by the
citizens of this village:
[pan the whole, our people were well en
tertained, and returned to their homes grati
fied with the proceedings of the day and even
ing. They will doubtless remember with feel
ings of pleasure, the day so pleasantly, and
appropriately celebrated.
MOSES HOOVER, Prest.
New Holland, July 4, 1356.
NEw Cor Nrearmrs.—There is a large num
ber
of counterfeit five dollar notes on the Me
chanifis' Bank, Philadelphia, in circulation all ,
over the State. They are a dangerous coml.
terfeit, well calculated to deceive, and persons ' r
not accustomed to handle paper money should
he careful about receiving notes , of the Me
elmnies' Bank. There is no doubt that the
county is flooded with a batch of these coun
terfeits.
The Work goes Bravely On
tliar . Charles Anderson, Esq., of Cincinnati,
OTICE.—ESTATE OF HENRY SANDERS. late of
a popular and able old line Whig, of the Clay I. Manheim township, but morn recently of the oily or
and 11 - el.ster school, is addressing the citizens nn} persons
of Ohio in favor of Buchanan and Breekin- q uested to wake immediate payment to the u ' il 'n, l t e ' ag r n ' e r t;
and all 'persons having claims will please pre.iint rho
ridge. at the earlooit tillir possible to
Mi. The Democratic papers of Connecticut Widow and solo r S e A sirin E g il f s n . said
claim the State Mr Buchanan and Breckin- city of Lancaster. july
ridge, by a majority of five thonsand. and
offer to bet on it
WASUINGT9N../ illy 4th.
stxr-'1111: UREA 1/15CoV ER}' LATHY, AG
PRLIPSISISR It , 1, p1c.,11 V li1:.-Thin preparation, although less than two l ar e latfore the pule
tic, owing to its wonderful Alerts upon the h moan hair and
scalp, has already obtained n celebrity and sale perfectly
unparallelled. It has without the ordinary appliance used
for such purposes, WWI HO may, and hems heartily Vielciilll- •
eel to most of the cities and towns in the United .itates the
CannOns, and the West India Islands. Aor is this recoil '
surprising, when it is reillelliberril I hat its popularity is
Lined upon its merits. solely as established by actual teats. .
That this preparation wall actually RE6I%/11.1•111RAV 11-511:
ITLI NATURAL OJIAJR, produce a luxuriant grow lb
upon the heads or the bald, prevent the hair trout belling
and when used IL , a toilet article, produce a continual
thew of lb. natural Mild:, and thus render the hair soft.
glossy and wavy, destroy diseases et the scalp, 'and expel ,
dantlrutf. the certificates of distinguished gentlemen and ,•
ladies, im every part of the country who have tried it. and
what they knoll,Mina fully attest.
MILFORIi. Worcester Co., Mass., Nov. 13111, 183 a.
Prof. U. J. WooO—Dear ; I take pleasure 1u bearing •
voluntary testimony to the nitwit: effeets of y stir wonderful
I lair Restorative. As far buck as IS:It; my hair rowmeneed
tailing off. until the top of my scalp lic,a111” bald aud smooth
as glass, and it has t,ntin mai to till ft.'', grind many years,
uo twitb s t a ndius I have us.al malty celebrated preparations
4:1:m,, .1 air it. restoration. Seeistg your advertisement. I was in-
,sebta...—F. streeter..s..l. lossla tooter. daved to give your article a tuial. lII.' TO M . \ lee astonish
"lent, I loutal alter a few applications tied my hair became
-firmly set and assumed a very glossy and beautiful appear,
1 ,
j„„ mice; :mil, by the time I had used a quart bottle full, itik
' " "
,_[[„„ Ivngth. mtri zrt. lug ciry 11,1
=MiIgIMIA
M=MMME!
MEET
Village Bnllyism
On the day t.f . the 4th in , t..—a day which
should be sacred to e‘ery citizen, and when
men should particularly entertain sentiments
of honor and act with self- respect. upon that
day, an affair transpired in this'rillace which
was offensive to our people and i• di,-;4raeeful
to the perpetrator.
A certain Druggist came to the -h.q. of the
barber and after committing an as : •ault noon
him...h.e.l his door and denied hint acres
his hitildinz. The barber is a harmless negr,.
and i- in very delicate health. And a hnt
'LIN hit ye pr , mpted the Drug-man far
rget ,i-ft-rri.ipect and manly dignity,
-,,, base :in outrage i- better
known t others. Whether ,thine
or black, .•serr mln is entitled to common
justice: and he:her or not such an act of in-
Was ...11iittt-• I •I rudier] •!xeitemetd,
it neverthele— ue- ~ , ndemnation and the
rer.i)ett..tt , ,r :lie! 1,..tah,-. a every citizen
JusvcE.
:Ce.%% I.
ARERI( 1,40 - O , IOTIVE , Et.l AL
& Taunt.4l. Mn,-
tw., ber..vee.,
Cxir :thi Suez. ~rdere, l Egypt uu
Viceroy. They are to iiirnish .lemiqctri—rn nl
American -kill with the Ettgli , li ~ 1
Crampton and Stephenson, Fanning between
Alexandria and Cairo. They weigh 25 tom , .
burn coke. and on a recent trial on the "faun
ton road. ran 4 miles awl made a amp in !,
MEMO
MR. HERBERT CoBNIITTED 11:1t1 , F.R..--
Mr. Herbert, member .it Ciingress from
in as indicted ini Wednesday, he the
grand jury of the Criminal (liana Washing
ton, for the imirder'iit Thmtni, Keating. and
committed to jail to await his trial.
MPORTANT TO FARMERS.—.I. F. ItAln
lwould respectfully infirm the public. that he tine (51(1.11
ihe "hi established stout tormerly occupied by B.
Haines, and more rreehtly Bair h Brother, iu the
erne of Dr. George B. Marhiry. io East King street, Lan
aster, Pa_ it hall squire east of fSprecher's Ilotel. where
is . prepored to t urn ish those celebrated TiII:EAU ND MA
(An N hai aud . diviltsiE in/W uith the improved Friction
Mated Shaker, which for light nos- of owl effi
iency of notion stands hurls ailed.
N. B. Repairing of all kinds attended to nt the sleirtest
n• tice. and in a 111.10, that will make the Article repaired
use!ul as if new. Ile . iuvites Farmers to come and ex
amine his stork, aul purchase if they see pp per.
nil-The hest reterenee can he pit' n.
tiny
bald head was caivereil over with a young andiiarroos
growth of hair. which is now frock one to 100 inehe in
.
MEM
Hr. H. Pri,—Bear Fir. l have used two but Ilea of Prof.
Wood', Hair Reatorative. and can trod) say it is the
' reat
eet discovery of the age for restoring an.l. hanging the Hair.
Before using it I WAS a man of sevent.y. My hair has now
attained it, original color. Lou Coll recommend it to the
world with. ad the least fear. as tny CA-, Aas
m.prst i oar..
DANIEL
C 111.. June 17.
riot. U. J. Wood . , hair Restorative, and have
admired its wonderful cheer. My hair ,ms becoming. as I
thought, prematurely gray, but by the use of hi. Restora
tive it ban fr,1110,1 original color, Mid 1 have no doubt.
pt•rinanvutly w. SIDNEY BIZ ES'E,
EX-O ratof Lniird 'lair..
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.—lt seldoui occurs,
that we notice, tinder any circumstances. patent
restorativet, or anything of the kind, for we have a prejti
•lice against in at of them. But candor ornospels ii, to in
vite attention to the advertisement of Prof. Woed' s flair
Restorative. We are too juvenile to require am thing of
the kiud, 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 gra3. It i
not a •• Hair Dye;" but upon it, application as directed. the
effect is produced on the skin, which brings out tire ori..tio
nut native colored hair, without stillness, and give s it a Laos
syaud natural appearance. We have ioVil per who lon,
used it, and they are much 'deuced with it. —.llOtoodr.
puLlicrt,,.
I). J. Wthal a I •4./., aiu Broadway. York. and Itl
Market St. Louis. Mo., Proprietors.
~ W. pyott it Sous, :1;2 3orth 24 . Whole
sale Agents.
For sale by IL A. Ibieaarava, co., medicine Depot.
Lancaster. wtot ter It. 1 ttlttio..to,ll. by
Uroeetets generally. nit, lv 9
AIaEQUALITY TO ALL: UNIFORMITY of
A new feature of business: livery one his own Salesman.
Jones A: Co., of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, N A
200 Market street, above oth. in addition to having th..
largest, most varied and ashionable stock of Clothing in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have consti
tuted every ens his own Salesman. Inc having marked in
figures, on each article, the very lowest price it e a . h e
sold for. so they cannot possibly cry—all must buy alike.
The g4.ods are all well sponged and prefaced 11114 i great
pains taken with the making. so that all tun hey with the
full as,uranee of getting a tr , 0 4 1 all Ht. at 1i,,. roe,. lowest
price.
th.• In Inr:.• t. ..th. N... _
fr.!, 21i I 3 - -5 30N ES ei CO.
4Eti , The citizens of Lamaist,- county will fi nd it greatly
to their advantage to purcha., China, Glass, and Common
Wares of Messrs. TYNDALE 4: MfrcilELL. illiporters. 210 Che,-
nut street, above Seventh, Philadelphia, who have n -ystom
of doing business peculiar to themselves.
They import their wares direct from the hest IMP tifuctu•
rcrs, and sell them in small quantities to the fitrni, and
citizen. just as cheap at they can be bought in large quan
tities at wholesale by the country merchant.
Messrs. T. & M:s customers have the double advantage of
purchasing direct front the importer, and of selecting trout
a very large and hoantifnl ;I , sorttnont. at 3 saving of :It
least 25 per cent.
See their card in ;mother ,ohnon.
CANCER CURED.—Catirers. Cleerk, Wens and Tu
morn, taken out without the use of the knife. by Dr
STRAWN, Paradise, Lancaster county. Pa.. under the
tem of Dr. S. Gilbert. of New York.
may :tor' 17
Jai - TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. - rill
A retired Clergyman, restored to health in a few days,
after niany years of great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the moans ,of cure. Will send (free) the Iwo
scription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALL, No.
:b9 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. V. mar IS ffin It
MARRIAGES
On the 22d ult., by the Rev..f. W. Meraskey, John ltein
hart to Sarah 011.3=11. all of Columbia.
On the till ult., by the same. John Jurella, of Manor
township, to Margaretta Truth, of Columbia.
On the 24th ult.. by Rev. Mr. Aaron White to
Caroline Danner, all of Lancaster.
(in the 2fith ult., by the some. George Vogl, to Chri-Ll
- Fry. of this city.
DEATHS
At the Natienal lintel, in thin city, 'n the
tireybill W. Danner. in the 20th year of hie age.
In Marietta, on the '.:tith ult.. Mrs. Catharine Num, in
the 67th year of her age.
.
tin the same day, in Marietta, at an advanced age, Mrs.
Mary McAfee, better known as thl Molly Hedger. -
(in the 2dd of June, in Warwick township, 3la!hula,
daughter of John Roth, aged 11 years, ttmonthia and . days,
In ttettyshuru. June 21st, James I:7 Sample. formerly of
rstrasburg t in the Mat year or his age.
At Mercer, l'a., on the 27th ofJune, in the 71st sear of
her age. Mrs. Mary Henderson, widr.w of the Mte job!,
Henderson, formerly of this county.
C ARCITY OF WATER.—)lncreent , i,, , Jule
CI 5, lrifitt—ln consequence of the low stage of W a t e r ii,
the Cone:toes. and the difficulty of obtaining a vortlcient
supply in the Reservoir. I wruld recommend to the sift.
zoos the propriety or using as tittle water as fossil'', and
all persons having pare-washers will suspend the use of
them for Vrioklioa the streets until further notice. Any
person using the Conestoga water for sprinkling:the streets
after this notice. will have their water stopped of hr the
gliltsorintvoiloori Rv '`raer of The Water Committee.
.1. 7.11111 RUM %V. rhsirmsn W
For the luttiligencer.
A EDITOR'S NOTICE.- Tn node: sidned Audi
tor.rk..
appointed by the iirphnn's C..un of I uneasier
County, to make distribution of the balance in the hands
of Zug and Samuel Ensminger. Ailminiiirators with
the will Annexed of Michael Hummer. dee r ise-1 lute of
Warwick township and Trustees if }inane' Hummer n ow
der-need si:l meet those interested in ssid distrilinti~ ii. ..0
Frilor he ilsy of Auzust. Isiin. at 9 o'clock it
:he I.lbra, in the Court in Laneaster.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under•kni,l Au.ll-
,i tor app,intaal 1 y Cuurt lama-ter
mak, distrilmtitd the Isdan,- in 11, hand., of .1. G.
I trier. Executor of tha la, will and •--lament ut Frt-d
-erick Gram, late of IVe4t Ilampfield to u-hip. it. and
among game legally -0111 k-I thereto. will tne , t florae int.-r
-etdcd iu said di6tribution ci the in Cwort
House, in Lancatder. .0 otol.t 1.111. 11F , . .1
2 o'clu,k. F. 31. li. 11. - W.lllll.
july ; 4t . Auditor.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
_LA the Post 0f1it..., et f..r the gnarl , e
lug June 30, 1536.
• &Avers k Shanek..lolo, Hinnlr. / . 00 - le. 4;•••••,fe
Bender.
Peter Cundner, Louisa 8..11 . 14 m I I
William Dougherty, Wil—qx Etrier. Geo. Fi-h,r
Mary Geng. L. A .I..iger. J. , lin 4111(1.I .
.10/111 .;rirry.
William Holland, Jaeoh Herman. Frederick
Ifolland, Edward Jame, John Jarvis. Patrick Kenan.
11-T ti111,1.e.1
Alas Landis. Thom,,, Madden. R , d-rt M00r... David
Nl'Come.
Mirll,l Quin. Alec Kohinlon. Esq...lubu Jn".
]„ John I:. Staman, Susan Taylor.
.1, Wittor, .Lobs 1r4rf..1. Froderirk Wart, William
51 right. Y I.:lit:11.AI 51 MI,
alc lt•
\TOW IS THE TIME FOR . BARGAINS :
—Tha subscriber alireaas the attentaan of the citizens
aril, city La 1 1 ,1,4, and ,mina. to the fact that he is
aleiennineal t.., I his -tack of St MIFF, GintUF at
greatly cellar...l prices. It consists of lamas. Geroge, Cld.
ipa.aaretrehaes, silk Tisstie...Filk Dress,. Isamu. Itereges
anal rilk It oi all kinds. and at the latest styles: Crape
Shawls. Mantillas. Parasols. Miami,. Sr., he. All these
;,„ads a ll be sold at greatly reduced prices, so to m a k e
raola for the Fall anal NVinter Gods.
Ile keeps constantly ou hand. a hare assortment of every
description of DRY tioOln, such as Calicoes, I:high:tuts,
Maine, .lac••nett. Plain. dotted and Mull Swiss. Bishop,
tic., Patent Isawna. Blank Silk and Mohair Lustre, Debike,
lile.res. Underskeves, Lan• and Enthral
derma of all kinds; Cloths, Cassimeres.Cassinett,
,leans. Linen and Cotton Pant Stuffs. resting, Sr. Also
a great many articles of llnusekeeping • lits. - als, Carpets,
Matting, Oil Cloths, Oil Shades, Iritolow Paper. Marmites,
Bed and Bureau Corers of 11no1 and Cotton Flan
nel Linen and Woolen Table Carers. Ti.weliugs. all kinda
Diapers. Plano Covers. Ticking, Pledged and Brown
Ilustins ut all kinds an•t prices. Umbreltas, Loglinrn. Pa
ll:MU and Palm Leaf Hata. tints. and a great many other
things too nuillelol.l,lo larniiull, which he will sell lower
tha n the lowest for cash. The Imbserila, is very thankful
for lutst f a r m s, and hole, a 4 ,lltilllttlan, iZellltll . reer the
place, No. Id North unseat at., I'l,l a. 1.11•. opposite Weidler's
Hotel. Come on, come all, ts•foia• purchasing el.ewher••.
and you will tied ever) thing t o satisfaction.
N. It.—No trouble t,, slops-
=ll
B ANKING HOUSE OF JOHN GYGER tL
Cit.—Lancaster, Pa., February - 22, Issu. The under
stgml have this day I,,rmod a co-partnership f , r trausaot
ing GENF:I:AI. BANiIIUSINI3SB.inDie , uuute. II,-
t~,eitx,
Exchange, &c., a win ~pen in. Ulllce, MAltt2ll
11411 i, 1,56, at Nw 16 a dww. went of
the Lanca.ter County Bank.
A uniform rite of live per cent. interest per annum will
be paid on Deposits, SPECIALLY MADE, and a liberal line of
accommodation afforded those who may favor us with be.
posits. payable on demand, by check or draft.
Special attention will be given to the PCPXIEAsE and SALE,
(LOT euunuissiou .FIlly) of Stocks, Loans, 3e. , in Lancaster.
New York and Baltimore. and COLLECTIONS
will be made at the lest rates, On all accessible points in
the United States and Canada.
Ifit‘ ing ample resource, and experience. slid having se
cured the service- of lleerllT Ct.uttasox, late
ler of the Farmer's Bank of Lanern•ter, vs our Cashi e r, who
will give the business his personarattentiou; we are eimti
dent of executing faithfully and promptly, any hit-liters
entru-led JOHN it Vi 3 LIl .1, CO.
CoNSISTINO OF
JOIE\ 111 - GER. DAVID BAI 11.
BENJ. ESIILLNIAN. 111 NRI' A N
July
1 - ALI:AI:C.I.F. REAL ESTATE FOR
1 ,A I,F:.—Thei n l'eunbirs count . ,
tho Rd; rani,. "'DI ninipnwed ‘VoLitl and
Coal 1,1111, Intl in "Aid the
Pviii,"ylsania and l'untaire Railroad', lon sale upon such
inri" inny II 1 , 101 P.`1 , . , 11+ lc pin-
it I. 'l'lll-: \ 101 isl II; Ad'ltEs.
sou he re,itle , . -Hoar. within a mil , of the s Plage d
Jefferson. and through which Isdh if the above named tail
ro;nis pass. There ore four dwelling hotoets on the
premise , . with oubltiltling,, twoappliterehard , ,
and well watered with net, failing , prings. .k
bituininious underli., nearly the whole
form—there of Innettlone and iron
oro upon the Kt:wises, and about .bin V acres of trend
Lind. Tie l• 115 preduen, silo in the musts, a,
the erg, slow gro,I1• will fillip demonstrate. I will sell
this place with nr without the V,11,1 O crop- ',tit psi
chasers.
NO. 2. A "V Intl lying about a Inn° and
a halt en , t of Jefferion, .11.40 (reversed by tb.• ahave rail
roads. Only about three Arr.•s of [hi,- is cleannl. the balance
being heavily timbered. end the whole being underlaid
with the same hods of emd. limestone and iron ore men
tinned above. Then. are threeitwriling hmi , ..s and :I
stable On the (met.
Sil. 3 . A TRACT (Al' 111 ACRES. with a dwelling h o u,,
saw-mill and 30 acres cleared. and nuclei. cultivation, , ituate
within a fourth of a mile on he Vennssyl, lola railn"adliql,
the Portage "tatiou. , The timber up(n the tract is heavy
ond valuable. and the mine beds of coal. limestone and iron
re ale(ye mentioned are also upon it.
NI/. 1. A TRACT (IF :WO ACRES of uhimproved heavily
(lathered land, 'situate on, and A half mile.: south sd the
Portage station on the Pennsylvania railroad. This als.ss
abounda in coal, limestone and iron ore.
The main branch of the Conennaugh river passes through
all the tracts named, affording water power to any
extent. The mineral, are of the ,111111 , excellent quality as
Hoop tined by the Unninria I ronn Company at Johnstown.
Tine snnl is onsurpassod by any land in the county. Por
tage station is 2:: miles west of Hollidaysburg. so that the
. 0,11 /rad.: is lie of ;IS convenient inn the sea
board ax any other rich bituminous coil inn the State.—
There is no healthier spot in tilt. United Stitts than Cam
bria county. 'fine attention of tanners. znanutacturers,
enal dealers and lumbermen. wishing for eligible busino,
situations. is invited to th e ehu g eta t on ninese premises.—
win sun In ~, ,l/ portions. aunt on favorable terms
My Wirt office is •. Wi)more. Cambria county, Pennsylva
nia.- Persons niesirllng to purchase will do well to call
soon, as I am determined to sell between this and the lot
of September. .hill N it :AS.
NVilmore, Cambria Co.. July ns, di grn
Proposing Amendments to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth.
- - .
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of
the Conn.:Glean of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, That the following amendments are proposed twthe
Constitution of the Commonwealth, In accordance with
the provision, of the tenth article thereof.
FIRST ARENDMIINT.—There shall be an additional article
to said Constitution to lie designated a- article eleven, as
follows:
ARTICLE TI.-01 , PUBLIC DEBTS.
DE,. I. The .lal, may contract debts, to supply I
deficits or failures in revenue. or to meet expenses not oth
erwise provided for: but the aggregate amount of such
debts direct nail contingent, whether contracted by virtue
of one or more acts of the general assembly, or at different
periods of time, shall never exceed seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, and the money arising front the creation
of such debts, shall be applied to the purpose for which it
was obtained, or to repay the debts so contracted, and to
no other purpose whatever.
2. In addition to the abort. limited power the state
may contract debts to repel invasion. suppress insurrection,
detend the state In war, or to reticent the ',resent outstsad•
ing indebtvdnesi.of the state; but the money Juicing from
the contracting of such debts, shall be applied to the pur
pose for which it Was railed, or to repay such debts, and to
no other purpose whatever.
Except the debts above specified. in y e etinn s one
and two of this article, no debt o'hateve•r he created
by. or on behalrof tho otate.
Sia . 4. To provide for the payment of the present debt.
lust airy additional debt contracted as afuresaid, the legis
lature shall, at its first ..ion, after the adoption of this
amendment. create a sinking fund, which ' , hall be suffi
cient to pay the accruing interest on such debt. and onnu
ally to reduce the prinripal thereof by a SUM not less than
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars: which sinking
fund shall consist of the net animal income of the public
works, from time to time owned by the state, or the proceeds
of the sale of the same. or any part thereof, and of the income
or pruceedsof sale of stocks owned by the state, together with
other funds Or resources, that may be designated by law.—
The said sinking fund may be increased, from time to time,
by assigning to it any part of the taxes, or other revenues
of the state, not required for the ordinary and current ex
penses of government, and unless in cane of war, invasion
or insurrection, no part of the said sinking fund shall be
used or applied otherwise than in extinguishment of the
public debt. unfit the amount of such debt is reduced be
low the sum of five millions of dollars.
Svc. 5. The credit of the Com monwealth shall not in any
manner, or event, be pie. aged, or loaned to. any individual.
company, corporation, or association: nor -.hall the Com
monwealth hereafter become a joint OWM•1". or Snn - khol , l , •r.
in a iry company, association. or corporation.
MX. 6 The Commonwealth shall not ,411111 e the debt. or
any part thereof, of any county, city, borough, or township:
or of any corporation. or misociation: unless such debt shall
have been contracted to enable the state to repel Invasion,
suppress domestic insurrection. defend itself in time of war,
or to assist the stale in the di-charge of any portion of its
present indebtedness.
Sr, 7. The legislature shall not authorize any county,
city, borough, township, or incorporated district, by virtue
of a vote.of Its citizens. or otherwise, to heroine a stock
holder in any company, :association, or corporation: or to
obtain money for. be ham its creditmay corporatio n .
SrMintiOn, institution. Of party.
SLOOSn AMENnMES . r.—There shall be au additional arti
cle to said Constitrition, to be designated as article N I I, an
follow. s :
liiMMERIE
No county shall be divided by a line cutting off •tne.tenth
of it, population. (either to form a new county or other
wise.) without the expr., assent of such county. by a rote
of the electors thereof; inn- shall any new county be .sts/,
li4hed. containing less than four hundred sonar., miles.
Titian AMENDMENT.—From section two of the first article
of the Constitution, strike out the words, " of the city of ;
Philadelphia, and of each county respectively: - from suc
tion tire, same article 'strike out the words, " ot Philadel
phia and of the several counties," from section seven, same
article, strike out the words, "neither the city of Philadel
phia nor any," and insert in lieu thereof the words, "and
A. tiLA V3IA KEIL
arol lotrze ydit,
RESOLUTION
and arikA•mt Prnr -itn•• mrtirle. R - 11 in lion
thernot insert tlx.
Sac 4. In the year on. thousand eight hundred and six
ty.tiatr, end in ea-re seventh year thereafter. representa
tives to the nunder of one hundred. shall be apportioned
end distrit mcd equally. throughout the state. by districts,
in prnportlnn to the numticr of taxable inhabitants. in the
several parts thereof: cocept that ally county cord-kit/Mg at
least three thnusand tire hundred taxable, may he allow
ed a separate representation but no more than three coun
ties shall be Joined. and on county shall te divided.'in the
formation of a district. An city containing a sufficient
number of •axabl. s t . swille it 4 - , at two ro t resenta
ties, shall bate A see:trios- re:.l ,, ,dstion .14:Signed It, and
shall Is , divided lot., eat, etitent , iistricts of contiguous ter
ritory. of ,qu:11 taxahle ppulation ai near as may be. earl,
of which dl-tsicts shall veer on- represantatire.'•
At the end of seethm seven. same article. insert these
vo , rds. •• the eity of Philadelphia shall he divided into
senatorial districts, of cc,nti guoua tereitorys ws nearly
equal In taxable population as passible: but to, ward shah
be divided in the Planation thereof.-
The legislature at its first ses.ion. after the adoption of
rill, amendment shall divide the city of Philadelphia into
senatorial and representative districts. in tbetuaniterabove
provided: such district , to remain unchanged until the ap
dtionment in the scar due tlents.and right hundred and
xtv-four.
AMENDMENT.—TO BE : , ECTI. X XVI.
ARTICLE I.
The legislature shall have the power to alter, revoke or
annul. any charter of incorporation hereafter conferred I,V.
1111 , 1,. any Cr general law. whenever in their
1113 y lw II- thevovh manner. r. tb., 1,111,111. kt -hail
.tILN try_ Airil 21.
1:.,01.:11. That flab re ,, olutirm pus. On the firg *Mena'
nwnt. yens 24, nays :1. ilu Il l....cundamnduk.rit. era.:
.1)n the third :ta.leuthneat,( l ,, :he
f•mrth amendment. yeas 23. nays 4.
t no, ft an the Jourual.
TipotA. , A. AI Al;Vi RP. Ch.rt..
Hot st; lit:Vitt:St:7,4, v ,, •
April 21. 1,36.
rhm. 11,17. re_ rag, On the !tilt Slllettd.
ment. yea.. 72, nays 24. on the ,ecoud amendment. ye.
63. nays 25. On the third amendment, yeas 44, nays 25:
and on the fourth amendment, yeas 69. nays 16.
Extract ft, an the Journal.
SrcRETARVS OFFICE. 1 . A. G. CDITIN,
Filed April •S 4. 1 , 56 :iveri , tary of Commonwealth
SECRETARY . , (lErlk
June 27. Isr,i;.
I do certify that the above and foregoing is a true and
eorri.tet copy of the OrlgiLl3l •• Cesulutinu rebtil !kJ All
amendment of the Conitittition - th e m e remain- on
tile in this wake.
- -,
11 testimony whet - y. 4 I have herennte net ills
j i hand and sauced ti be affixed the urid id the
" p :reretarv's. ale day and year above writ-
A. r,, CURTIN,
C.man,mt.tilth
10 SEX arc. April la;ilJ.
Itradlitions proposing amendments to the C . 011,411[110,
of the CollllllolllVeld h. Going under ~,n sidevation,
inn the question,
Will the Senate agre.• to the ti,st amendment
The yeas and nays wore taken agreeably to the id-,
ions of the Constitution. and were as follows, viz:
Yee;—.Nlessrs. Browne, Buck:dew, Evans. For
gust., Flenniken. 11.ogm Ingrain, .ItimisaM, Laubach
Lewis, 31121iutoek. Itriee , ,Iters,Lutnan, z , outlier. nit rant,
Taggart, \Talton, WeLdl. IVlodry. and Finn
sp,./Ler-2
t t'•—Sk••. r.. I'r:J.l, r, r4;_..1r4,n. H.-Iling~•r .un
I'r: tt-5.
So the •inestion was 'frit:thin/v.l in tl u ;tail °noir,
.W the question.
Will the Senate agree to the second nrue[Wnmu r•
Tit.• yeas and nays were taken agrevably to thupr.u.ision
..f the Constithtioil and we, as follows, sic:
Sets—Messrs. Browne ' Hook:dew, Evan.
lingo, Ingram, Jamison,, Knox. haul...ten, Ls.
look, Sellers, Shuman, .Souther, Straub, Walls., 55 ei•ti
Wherry and Wilkim,—N.
MMR=
the gllc,tioll wa% deterwi I, I in the :Willa:till,
thi the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third attulidnient :
The pets and na:, ir were taken :t4ree.tlil)
hon. and were its fellows. rig :
Yras—Messrs. Browne . , Iluckeleie, flrehl o UreS,Well,
Evans, Ferguson. Flenniken, lingo, I Ugralti, thahlsoll.•hrl•
den, Knox, Lodi:oil, Lewin, M'Clintuck, Mellinger. Pratt
Price, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Straub. Tagiti I. Walton
Welsh, Wherry, Wilkhi. audj . iatt.
Nice—Mr. Gregg-1.
So the question IrVa, detvriuiued iii the allirmaltv,
Uu the question.
Will the Senate agree 1u tic fourth iiniendnionl?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to ill.:
and Were ns folb,Ws. viz:
Vnas-31e•sr, Brmame, Buckainn, Urrbawell,• Evans
Flenniken, lingo, Ingram, Janii,m, Jordan. linos. 'Au
burn. Louis, M'Ulintork. Price , Sellers, , homan. r ,,, mthur
. ..itranh, Walton, WrI,M,I'I .Y I I. NpraI.
(Tab!, tiregg, 31olluttier, and hatt —4.
'MI the question was .li.teraliat•ll 10 the affirmative,
Journal of the 1i0n.... !tepti...-entati,e, April
The yea , and nit), ‘tele talten at.reettlO to pi iii to
kite of the Constitution, and ou tilt, tittd propto,ed antead
110 . 111. Wel . o fO/10W, vi,,
Ando,.lt. Backus. Baldwin. Bald k
(I.3,iyaug., Bock. Bernhrd. II d, Doter. Brown.
dtrusb. Bur lman. Cattasal. Cart), lace
ford. Deudald Edm„,m(r. Fausaid. Fustor. Getz, Ila
mei. Harp,. Ilvius. Hibbs. Hill, Mille a. , Hipp,. Holcomb,
Iluuseckor, Intbric. Ingham, Innis. dottits. Ma,
r um. Laporte, Lobe, lamgaker. Lo, eli . , Fe3llllolll. VCar•
thy. M'Coantb. Alatmlc, Honead 11111,•r, Mont,tontord..‘lo.,/
head, Mum/on:tidier, it,. l'eat'son. mitecti. Gaut
scy. stenk, small
ghenyo Smith iCambria./ zimith, I Wyoming., 51G...,
Thotapbon, Vail. Whallon, Bright. (Dauphin,/ 1{ right.
duzcrne. Zimmerman and
1 . ,-31,,r5. Augustine. Barry, Clover, Cobourn. Dock,
Far, Fulton. Gaylord. Gibbon). Ilautilbm, Hancook, Huns,
((nose, L.u.adtrittg. Vlacec..Nlanle). lhadis. Mum
ma, Pattcrsun.
WHIM do And
:.. the q11,11..01 tartlll , ,i iii 1)11c 3(1111,1 , 11,.
On 11,
V, ill Ili.. 11. , Ln 1 tit -
,
z
1 A Ildv:S11, 11411.
Bock. l'ot tr,i Bernhard. ltd) it. Brian Brush
thachanati, CalDioheil. Party,
'iota. Harp,, Ileitis. 11M1... 11111, Hill
11;l1/1. 11111 i,
Irwin—Johns. Johnson. Laporte, Lebo. I,ormaker. Lovett
3111 ii anlll I. .11 'Carib). )1 Condi. Mangle,
1011:goillury. INIO, ad . Sllninniintinn.. llrr. Pearson, Pim
IZ.upwy. heed . Reinhold, Biddle, IL . i„.. rts,
Smith., All,llcrly. IVhaihm.
erne. Zimmerman II Wri .
N 11 , —Men , rs. Barry. Clover. Editmer, Fry.
F a it, Gaylord, ilibtony. lhuniltm, , Ilauemk. Illm e ker,
)lager, )lanlry. 31orr1s. 31iiintna, Patterson,
Phelps, Salisbury. Smith, (t:m.l , l'lm) 'l'lttaupson,
Wi.rode. nod Yelirstry—i2).
o the question was 4104.ri0in..1 in t h e nfliritritiv.-.
nn the queNtion,
'Will the Homor it,iree to the third amendment
The , • IV, nr,l, f,11,,WF.
Vl:AN—Messrs. And. r, in, Bark Baldwin, Balk lied:,
Beck. I York., Bernhard, Boyd, Buyer, Brown,
llu'•hanan, C;Adoell. Campbell. Carte. Craig..grawford, Ed
inger. Fausidd, Foster. Fry, Oct', Haines, Hamel, Harper.
Hein,. Hibbm, Hineg., Hippie. Holcomb, Housekeeper.
❑nbrie, Ingham, Innis, lrwin, Johns, Johnson, I.:Torte,
L e in, Longalier. Loyett, M'Calniont.Comh, Mangle, Me
near. Miller, Montgomery, utmemarher• Orr. Pearson,
I 'hel py, Purcell. Ramsey, Reed. Riddle, ;heck,
( A IlegllenY-) smith. (Cambria., smith, (Wyoming. IThonne
.on, Whallon. Wright.. Inniphin.i Wright Luzern,. I and
Zsmnierman-64.
N at—Messrs. Barry, Clover, Cobourn. Dock. Duwdall,
Fulton, Gaylord, Gil,huney, Hamilton, Hancock, 'hawk,.
Leiseuring, M'Carthy, Magee, Manley. Moorhead, Morris,
Patterson, Reinhold. Roberts.Mdisbury, Walter:Wintrode.
Vearsley and Wright. Siether—.2s.
the question wasgleterinined In th e ;ah ro .ti v ,..
i)n the question
Mill the House agree to the fourth :Iniendmeut
The yea , and ?lays So re takon, w., - 0
iz :
EA , —Messrs. Aa dery an. Back us, Ball. Beek, t Lvcoming.l
Beek, r Vork.l Bernhard, Boyd, Boyer, Brown. Brush,
chai... Caldwell. Campbell. Marty, Craig, Crawford-
Duav
doll. Edinger, Fausold, Foster. Fry, (lets. Hamel, Harper,
mbhs. VIII , Hillegas. Hippie. Holcomb. Hensekeep
er, Hunlsecker. Imbrie. Innis. Irwin: Johnson. Laporte.
Longaker. Lovett..WCalinunt., WCarthy. NrComlt,
)langle. Menear. 3litler, Montgomery, Moorhead. NllllllO
- I are. Pearson. Ph•ips. Purcell. Bann.ey. Need. Reid.
bold, Riddle, Roberts. :damk,.6nittli, t Cambria. t
k Wyoming.) Thompson. Vail. Walter, Wind:tom Wright.
Luzern Yearsley, Zimmerman and Wright
VS—Hesars. Barry, Clover • Cohourn. Fulton. I ; bboney,
laines. Hancock, Huneker. Ingham. Leisenriug. Haaes.
Hanley. Morris. Patterson. Salisbury and Wintrode—lto
the tintodion wa- determined in the athrtamisa,
SECRETARI'S
Ilarrkburg. Jun.. 37. I r.6tl.
IJ Itsyl nl I 11
th; certify that the al eve and foregoing i 4 :t true and
correct ropy of the " Yeas' and Nays - taken on the lit,.
lutinu proposing amendments to the Constitution of the
Commonwealth, as the same appears on the Journals of
the two Houses of the Gonda] Aosembly of thlt Common
wealth tie the session of hirai.
Witness my bawl :inn ot Find office. thin
s 1 twenty-seventh day ehzlif
j I, indeed and fifty Fix.
July S Jm '25 Secretary of the Commonwealth.
•
WALINE
R LFI L I R N OA 7 . O L N auc t i.,, D r l
j A a n no lt . : il L i tt s.. l , D
to public todlee, the Commissioners of the %Vashington and
Maryland Line Railroad Company, met at the house of
Frederick Cooper, in Lancaster, for the purpose of organ!
zing the board according to the provisions of said act. On
motion of John C. Walton, Esq...leremlah IS. Haines was
chosen chairman, and Joln, .1. Porter. Secretary.
. .
On motion it was resolved, that Jeremiah B.
John C. Walton. John Long. S. W. I'. Boyd, Wm. Barnes,
John Black. Thomas 11. Baumgardner, John A. Shultz,
Jeremiah Brown, jr.. and John .1. Porter, be a committee
to open the books for the sale of said stock agreeably to
the provisions of the general railroad law, on Monday, the
dist day of July, at the public house of Frederick Cooper;
in the city of Lancaster. for the purpose of receiving sub
scriptions to said stock.
On motion of John Long, the meeting adjourned to meet
on the 21st of July, at ale• same place. at 11 ~ ' clock, A. M.
jute 1 Zit 24
DROCLAIIIATIOM.—Whereag, by a supplement
of an ordinance enacted into a law at the city of Lan
caster, the 14th day of Jane. A. L.. 1852. allowing the sale,
ur ca,ting, throwing, or tiring Squibs. Rockets or other
Fire \t'nrks within fthe city of Lancaster, on the third.
fourth and fifth dayo . of July, iu every year.
1 therefore Issue thin my Proclamation, forbidding the
tiring of gun,. (unless by military companies.) •and other
fire arm., portable cannon, or the selling, (mating. throw
ing. or firing chasers. or other fire works. operating in a
similar manner. and not containt,l in the foregoing Ordi•
nonce.
Calling upon all gr.!' and peaceable citizens. and Police
Officers, to bring all offenders before me or any Ald^roan of
the city, that the rialtle may be fined and dealt with
a•-
cording to the Ordinance nil Marchtst. 1826.
Dated at the itc of Lanea , ter. Juno 2.3 d, A. D.. 1 , 56.
JoIIN ZIMMER M AN.
july I It 24 Mayor.
PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.—C. H.
11 Kamer.. for a Store License in Warwick Township,
with privilege to Fell Liquors. Application to be made at
the August cession of the Court july 21 tf 24
ENERAL INSURANCE . AGENCY- No.
West King 0.. Lancaster. The Anthracite Iron
lance Company.
Capital 6400,000--Charter Perpetual.
Insure against loss or damage by fir.• on snildines • Fnrn
tar✓:uud Nierchandize general] y
THE ALLIANCE EIRE INSURANCE CO.
Capital 330 0,000.
In,ures against loss or damage Ly fire on Bridges. Mee
chandize and Furniture, generally. All demand , paid
promptly.
THE PHILADELPHIA MUTUAL LIVE STOCK issr.
RASCE CO.
Authorized Capital 8100,000.
For the Insurance of every dostription of Live Stock,
Horses. Mules, Sheep, AT., against Direnses, Fire, Water
and Accidents.
Any information will be given be application to the on
Ilersigneri. M. LOCHER.
joly 1 :nu 24 Agent.
PINE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.—The
undersigned, residing in Ephrata township, Lancaster
county. offers at Private Sale, 1250 Aorar of finstrate
PINE LAND. situated in the counties of Wyoming and
Luzerne, at the head of the North Branch Canal. The
Land Is well timbered with Pine, and has Iron Ore and
Stone Coal on it. For particulars, enquire with the tinder.
signed, at Ephrata. .
may 27 St* 19 JACOB L. ORM..
`EVEN TEACHERS WANTED—In West
[Ammeter zlcheul District. The Directors slit meet at
the house of John McAllister, in Lampeter ,tquare, km
Tue. Lay the 15th of.lnly, at I o'eto,k. P. 31, for the per
pse of examininr wt,l employinz T..achers. Th e s e h—,,t s
xia he kept open six mouth. 4 Salary. 225.
JOHN C. BALDWIN,
July 1 31 4
Are curing the Sick to an extent never
before known of any Medicine.
INVALIDS, READ AND:EDGE FOR YOURSELVES
JULES lIAUEL, Esq., the well known perfumer. of
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, whose choice products
. are found at almost every h,ilet, says:
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have found them a better family medicine, for common
use, than any other within my knowledge. Many of my
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inside with me in believing that they possess extraordinary
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are not only effectual, but safe and pleasant to be taken—
qualities which must make them valued! bv the public
when they are known."
The venerable Chancellor WARDLAW writes front Bal
timore, 15th April, I 8.51:
DR. J. C. Aron— Sir: I have taken your Pills with
great benefit, for the listlessness, languor, loss of appetite,
and Bilious headache, which has of late years overtaken
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JPIL`i F. BEATTY, Esq., Sec. of the Penn. Railroad co.,
.acs:
" Pa. R. R. Office, Philadelphia, Dec. 13, 1553.
Sir I take pleasure in adding my testimony to the
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WILLIAM JACK. Cl,rk
"Having used your Csxn 'Mile Pius in my practice, I
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"Acton. Ate., Nor. AS, 1853.
•‘ Da. J. C. Avon— Dear Sir: I have been afflicted from
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after
twenty years' trial, and an untold of amount of stifle ring,
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"About nine weeks ago I commenced taking your 'a
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wnum~nt of gr.titude, Vo
lIARIA RICKER."
" I have known the above named Maria Ricker fr. , 01
her childhood, and her statement is strictly ;roe.
ANDREW .1. MESERVE,
Overseer of the Portsmouth Manufacturing co."
CAPT. JOEL PRATT, of the ship Marion, writes nom
Boston, 20th April, 18.51
"Your Pills have cured me front a bilious attack wi nch
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Read this from the distinguished Solicitor of the Supreme
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"New Oxleart.,, 515 I.
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vere and dangerous cough, by your - Cuctinz Pccloo
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•• Senate Chamber, Ohio, April sth,
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Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
CHAS. A. HEIN IT,II.
18 Eaci King-El's '
ink I ti !4
4,,PECIAL NOTICE.-111,11ti, disposed of any im
Otere , t in the clerk and fixtures of the Into Min nnt Murray
A; Shank, and being very deSiroll, to otiva such anon:a
nneals or will enable me to go somewhere to the 'nVe,t. with
a view to seek out a place for iny (Mtn, hullo., and as there
is a large amount outstanding an the h ed. of the late firm.
which it is important should lan closed Inefore ;ay leash,. I
hereby most earnestly request those indebted to malso
anent on or before the sth day or July neat, until
time I may be teamd at the of l Qtannt, Inotw.non lln hours
of S o'clock A. Mn and 5. P. M.
Persons in th#tcountry will confer a gnat litvor by Cal
at once and settling their account, as it would ire atiereied
with tut much expense mr wait on them personally.
There are a great many Sabbath Schools ill arrears. %101 l
those having them in charge plane take prompt measorcs
to hare settlement mad, HENRI
,ions 2 4 2t
ODA WATER. AT TILE EXCELSIOR
I DRMAND CHEMICAL STORE. lam happy to an
nounce to me friends a n d the public that I am now pr
pared to furnish them with char. cool and lavldintt
S(IDA WATEIt
made of Pure Di Carbonate Of Soda.
This article may be indulged in icon by the most deli
cate, ithout the least fear of any injurious effects.
I have also intruillWel the Cream Syrup. si. popular in
the large cities
-5 tickets for '25 eta. I!! for 3,1 ,•15.
111 tickets for 81 00.
juue 17 tf 23 S. WELCIIENcI.
11 , 0 PARMERS.—The subsrlbers zespectfully call
the attention of all those iu want of Fertilizers, to their
stock consisting 14 PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
received directly from the gut eminent sgyuts. and in ail
cases win ranted to be genuine. We also call your attoin
siou to the celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO. This ar
tide is esteemed fully equal to Peruvian Guano. a.
deuced by the analysis and practical test cif ral•1111,-. :OW
in offered at a lower price than the peruvian.
COLUMBIAN liCANO.—This article is also ago t. r
tilizer, packed in barrels and sold at a very low price
Ilas ing le,n appointed by Messrs. Allen si Needles the,
agents for the ,car of their well-known IMPROVED
PER-PHOSPIJATE of , 1.131/4, we al, ready to, rill Or
•1,-.fur the same. From thy to-iilll,ll fp,se
throe si
teed this FertiliLer for some years past. we feel fully :n
-thorizial in saying . that it is the -15.,t I r
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass and other en - ins—which ...olive
a vigorous and permaneut. stimulaut—that InaS
adored to the public.. Al,',, conNtantly ott hood.
PL.I:STE I: —in the tutor and ground!.
SALT—Grounil Alain out Ashton HI,
lace ,Iways Itstiii a largo si..ek of ,/-
perior quality or Lim, It . uritilig mei Family
otter at the lowest market prices.
, 4.1 j• Apply at the %Varelititve at l'iraciry Lanclipg. ou ill,
Cor,logu NitNigation, at it. , Cont , l..ga Trall,llol lot i••ii
Olin, in LI 1 - :4 I. CA 1.1./Elt
apt •.!,! it II
yelng and Scouring—Philip Hudson, Faocy
Llllyee, rilirinellth Street, Philadelphia,
three doorh . :tbove Cherry Street, respectfully in terms the
citizens of Lancaster county and elsewhere. that all
kinds of Silks, Crapes, Ilerinoes, n,., are dyed is t he most
thshlonable and permanent colors. ',dirs . cashmere and
crape shawls, cloaks, no.. cicansed and pressed equal to
new; Silk dresses watered in superior style. tientlemen's
apparel scoured and dyed in superior style; in short. Dye
lug in all its various branches done at short notice, and
on the lowest terms. Ales,, Carpet, Cleansed. A call is
earnestly solicited, as it is very convenient for those 01,u
should want anything iu the above line.
Phila. mar 1S
BIZIEVEM
A VALI; ABLE I , Alt:11 AT PRIVATE
.401. tALE. The Su L,eri her , will rill at Private riale the
FARM on which he resi.h , ., situate. in Eruniore Township.
Latteaster County, about two mil.— south-we-A of the Bark
Tavern, adjoining the road leading trout Conowingo Fur
nace to the :m/unit:ulna, about two mile, west of the ier
titer and about tour miles east of the latter—adjeining
bands of Joseph Earn hart, Theriot, A. Clark. John 3lyers
and ether !audio!' the riulrMber. containing TD it HUN
DRED AND miaur ablalt eighty acres et wLich
a c e covered with thriving young Halloo,. the halaut e is in
a tirst rate state of eultivatiun, as wiil appear upLn exam
ination. well termed efT int.
to water in. and fret.. cacti field. There is 0 large and eat
reliant APPLE ORCHARD 00 the premiers and o area,
many other trait trees of :detest every variety.
The improvements consist or a large stone
DWELL! N't; coveied with elate a IIANK
BARN. large Straw House in front covered with
slate, a large Wagon :died with two CUM Cribs
below. and granaries in the upper story, Irlacksuntn nud
Carpenter's shops built at stone and covered with slate,
lee house, Smoke house and llog house. All the buildings
swept liar barn are kearly new and in COLUpirt , Ord,: Iho
water is conveyed to the dwelling and to the ham hl iimd
pipes, by uMaua et 0 Hydraulic 110111.
There is likewise On the premises a large TEI%ANT
ririCrT., park stone and part trume, garden and yard newly
paled in, n well or excellent water with pump therein near
tile kitchen dour. This , is a very productive farm and well
Wu: thy the notice of persons wishing to purchase, being in
an excellent and healthy neighborhood, convenient to
Stores, Churches or digerent denominations. and
to Mills—there being a Cliist Mill, Saw Mills. Clover Mill
Apple Mill and Cider Press on nu adjoining property.
For terms, whieb rat, made irs , aninodating apple to
the subscriber. ISAAC Rol; tile.
Brumore Township, May _7th
West Chester lapublicon ropy. and charge Advertiser.
A TTENTION CITIZENS I—WATCHES AND
/ - I.IEWELRY. We have just received a splendid its,ort
moat of Watches Mill Jewelry, whicL we are determined to
sell at very low rates. Call and examine for yourselvos.—
Coral, Buck Horn, Lava, Cameo and Enamelled Breast
Pins, and Ear Rings, all of the latest styles. Also, a line
assortment of Mourning Jewelry. Silver wore of every de
scription, Salt Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons and Forks,
uit Knives, Fruit Baskets, and a very flue Plated Tea
Sett; together with all other articles usually kept in our
line. We are always thankful for a call.
S. A. DYSART & PIW.,
lipr tf 14 , No. 10 West King st., Lancaster.
LATE 3 SLATE I—The subscribers respectfully
0 announce to tho public, that they still continue to fur
nish and put on Rooting Slate from :the celebrated York
County Quarries, which are unsurpassed by any other
Slate In the market.
Our work is done by the most experienced workmen and
warranted to give satisfaction.
RUSSEL & BARR,
Hardware Merchants, No. S East King st., Lane',
may 20 3m 18
AYER'S
.""
II4INMJ
''''..., tbe Hete and legal Representatives of
1 VOTIC i
LI John N. Lan° ' 1 ""'"`• eltff Of caster
deceased.—
Von are hereby notified to; ...a
peraone in the Orphans Cautto be h In your proper
e City of lan•
canter, for the Counts. of 'I easter, on
day of August at 10 o ' clock A. 31., to aces ... 4%
day the 18th
accept the Real Estate of d deceased at RI?, it_
. raolt to
1 .1
thereof mado by an Twine t held thereon, or ihodlii o t.
why the same should out bi, sold according to Law. .'"'
GEORGE MARTIN, Sheriff.
6T-23
zgleritT's j u n e 24
Penn,ylvanian insert
nee EL week for six week 4
OTlCE.—Notice in
has been made to the
ereby given that application
°cal of Common Pleas of Lao
••ration of "The St. Joseph's
• iety of Lancaster, Penn •.,•
the third Monday of August,
hurter to said Society, unless
rary
,ter county. for the incur
Homan Catholic Beneficial
and that the Court hfuefixf.
f;fr the unntinfr of 1
rea , on It the COD
MIMI
io who vLsit WENTZ'S cheap
recolloction of the "oldest
y of rboico bargains boon of-
V L. N. T.—All es ,
St”re—for never iu t
lets •otelt s vAriti
sits,,s,.Bands. Flow:wimp
Part+ tnibroidrri••-.
Fine End,. 11.ILf• —a lan
Bea Ili iftli Em/.
`l,,n, 4n 4:ntsq anti Zia
lot at importation prices.—
for Basques.
Chub Skirts.
• In the pierce.
a iu Robes am! by the yard at
Itt•rego,— l'lAlrt Figiir l
tireatly Itt.ltice I
Lawi•••••
kind. have
thrr
tltt, •
t 1.•• closed out wit
jart hi• • 1%,n is Ben•zes
'3II
F., Tit:sues. Brilliants and all
•en utuked down in prices and
4the qeason if price is any ob.
tot ntilies, just opened.
the X. L. S. T. inducements at
Juno 24 tf
=MEM
ES CHAMBERLIN,
ii , tration ou the estate of
Lafi'l'A'rE OF JA.
.4 .1..• t -1..-tt.•r• oti
t'lltt:',r,io. Imo of Sml=lttt
t'in g. 6,11 kStleti t
••••11 , to ..yid es•tatt•
otuto,lizttolv. tho, hay
tsitlt-ot d.lnv. prott , rly nut
township, Lancaster county;
O.rge Chamberlin: Alt per
re to make payment
no claims will present them
enticated for settlement, to
SAMUEL SLOKOM,
or ho. Chamberlin, Adm'r..
et. 72
•
, ml.bury t wp.. june 17
PARTNERSHIP.—
we existing under the name
ISSOLUTION 0
I
Th, pm-cm•rshi l l heretei
and arm of Mn, ray k Stovk
has this d.iy heen ;115.01,a1 I
lk , oksellers and Stationers,
y niiitttal consent.
STOEK.
and Stationery business I
the citizens of the city and
patronage, and respectfully
me to the new rim.
In ...tint,: (mut tli Ito
herby truth, my thaukn , •'
county of Lanett:4,r for thei
ntril,.a o.ntinunne, or the
NltTlCE.—Ver.ottr, indelitt.tl to the late firm of Thirray
O tidork ulll .11 at an carly bale cud make settlement. It
I. our will 1., do, out ho tho tlrst of July next.
jun, 17 tfll2 MURRAY & 6TOI K.
A NEW .1 0 1.1.1 0 1.11:11..—ML
.—C
of the Firtll3 Of
0 31. 11:1111AY and
terra into ctt-partnership all
e,f of Item') rlook, in thy .
will Indeaher conduct the In
tti. Young a: CO.
advantage , and itiduccint
inert...tett tel to ,ell
dun 1,1
nOh :I IllOrt• V:1 lied :all
ti, rendering ?dock on
0, our cstahltstiment one of
elate. It l•well known
ray a: mock and 11. Venlig .1
et the Beek. Statiotior) and
111,1 aro I . olllt/il/01, the prow
(ht. o•N Mid will ill It
1.,111V, ill I Ito Illo,t
etionieratc, wobuve La
\lel 11111.11,M.
school Book,. and a general
:Ind thank 110...1,a. 'l'ho abst,
Tract Socioty Book , is mry
,ticiet's price, In
:RAY, YOUNG &
urrey a. Stook, and Young
11. YOUNG & CO., having eu
jointly bought out the tutor
*to firm of Murray & Stock,
sines.i under the title of 3tur
hie arrangement presents ma
ny to the public, and gives us
heap, as business can be COB
- scale, at the same
i.r the most extensive, as well
the largest In the Interior of
that the two concerns of Alur..
Co., covered the whole ground
'criodival business, and as the
. eturs of the new firm have
ul te every department of the
tory 81.11180,
Iv Medical, Theological,
tint!, Biographical, Travels,
assortment of Miscellaneous
talent of Sunday School and
I arge, which are sold at the
. mei. of the two stocks being
:acing new purchases at the
ii, we feel disposed to sell very
ock. We go upon the princl-
I moats."
L ho hove small
ire tis n call,—we will "ill you
p.
1.1., tint, for
tro.“.• nttla, loving Itlgh at flat
laW. to 111. the r.oul holy
-. t uick .1,, and two
Bini .IdiENT, AND PE;
apical to invest priditalily,
1 id :I.lN:drably norks cla
Thy Ny,,,p,iper and Naga
tiunt.,l it iwparati• it
I.lle daily:l,4.i Batik, when,
rei eivi .1 . 1111)
Nen.papor... at piddisityrs pr'
departurent will ha eat
, Centre Square, neqt door to
will always be prepared to
01 the leading Magazines or
llt RA Y, YOUNG .1: CO.,
Centre Sgoitre, Lanenster
\ qtla•••1/
, 0 N . 1 C S 0 2i
than give liiinpurao
becau,ii they doo . l (midi In.
4 all ago.. and hilliui
its Natural Antidote. nod all
pear , uitc,
ia„ nil 1114 -,,, ,
The vorldicade or
Chinon, \ flu
1111 , IN Nil I . • than • :111 h.•
4•N/SIVIAIN, u
lion and dug , Ag e
hid wrill h.
:I lal/N I /111//l,
JIINI I iNN•IItNI lINI/11 a 1.11),.1:1
—They never did do wore
I . mid they never will. It 6
rcruse of the disease. The
• diseases. is the atmospheric
Neut rail. this poison by
ti i 4Vilf4t. mused by It dlssp•
tool Ague Cure is this Anti
it is a perfectly harmless
Im eelebrated chemist, J. It.
,I lest. IS attached to every
ossl it du no harm.
a or Quini”., Arsunic, ur:tuy
ruinous to the coustilli
w..whirlt new, allowx pei
illutra•
, ' Jute mxtraets 1,111 to lett,
%lurch IS, 18rai.
'ac : Yours or .2d loot. I.
le la,t year and the difficulty
ks greatly increased from the
wen introduced which was
as being better than using
I ume that the remedy they
r. contained the Drug Itself!
lnith's Tonic, - ) wont lured-
I out cure it, as It'would often
lis one circumstance 1 deem
, stitute a test comparison be.
tidlowing is the result:
61.0 it..,
Cur, Arrii,l I.
ae try it iv
Obi 1.1 r ll vnicily had
grim in liivor ulth 111., pul
lug I ill,
11,1,/ C,ap.• taking
Mt , rtttotl.t.
LAN break tut Agut.. lout it di.
return whit reneittA
eit in your favor, it I could it,
twocu tt ittla ..ur curs.
ore." all of which were case.
Ler." of tunny weeks staudlug,
other remedies, occasionally
•• in all such lases,) slowly
the foundation fur other and
e.kl in effecting a radical cure
roar remedy, and they have
til three of these cases the
• 01, and would, as before sta
-1 a period or two had elapsed
. .
Threu permort, took your ••
They hod tried 1111i:due...I
uti , dug Jut t it w.u.. t
e.tring them out, :tot' lay tit
rrr tu;dndie 1 did %lir,
ori dl thr, Of
not 11:14 aehill lu nre.
u
ted. Ideal: till' Chill. Jolt( idle
would return.
I think there 0 111 It, tin
••‘ thi• tidvuotak.. dr..und
lienlty now In giving to your
c,l" any other reutedy now In
BUCKNER, M. D.
r Antidote to Malaria,
existence, is equally certhin
Take it when you feel the
ver have.a single one.
A. RIIODES,
Rhode's Fey, r anil .14ne
the only harwl,.., remedy in
a pielenlive, a, a — Cure..
i• ,, 111111/f. 1 . 011 Will II
Providence, It. I.
Jacob., King, Dr. S. Welch
net.ter, and
.DruggLsts gen
june 17 UT)
For Sale by C. A. Ilentit,ll
ens, •Ibhn Fontlersmitli. in I.:
r ally.
LILOUNCED ROBE
ilobe Dresses. 31aguillee
Motte, 4-1141unced /11t!
Al, : a tow Imin• of 01W
large lot of black a'
MMus : all price, ju,t opette , l
june.lo If 21
)ROPOSALS FOR
directed to the Lancast.
ceiruol until the 4th of July
POS.. before the INt. of No
lOu TONS HAIM 1111 AL 'nit
.. SIIFT ..
DRESSES.—Rich Silk
t Berege 'lobes; Splendid
•env Robes; Beautiful Robes.
red black Monroe Antique
el colored Taffeta Silk Mau-
proposale,
il . r County Prison, will be re
-I..xt, for the delivery at the
• •ember next of
Ithle f r or t i lr uh rtinj furnace,
HENRY ECKERT,
JACOB ROIIRER.
Committee of Inspectors.
Jtlll i , 1.1 ..1
D OTHERS.—Your at
. rge stock of DRUGS, CHEM
..eived direct from the Menu
- f Sulphate of Quinine, Sul.
,:ulphate of Morphia, Lunar
Y, Fowler's Solution, Syrup
I. Blue Mass, Otto, Camphor,
Fro PIVISICIANS
o•otion to the I,
11:A1..5, kc, nialy of them r. ,
faeturcr, consisting in part ~
photo Cinchora. Acetate and
Cnnstir Diaphoretic Antimon
lodide id Iron. Opium, Calian
didap, Acid, he.. de., :I,
11051 AS ELLMAKER'S
W..st King st., Lancaster.
tau
Drug and Chonwal
may ti
STORE.—L. BAIIIII,
. for in every description of
Queen street, (next door to
unite Weidler's . llotel,) tam
- MEW DRY GOOD.
Wholesale and Retail D
DRY GI a gni. No. 1; . 2 North
Dr. Waylan's trot Storet'l. of
caster. l'a.
~tfully call the attention of
I.7uunty of Lancaster, to his
DRY GOODS, consisting of
and Yestings, Velvet Cords,
..;otton Pant Stuffs, AG Also,
Duo, Berege de balm's, Slik
' Ac. Moo, all kinds
and Gloves, Silk Lacme and
qapes, Laces and Embroidery
t•xtermive asHortmebt of
T/11,1,111 .1 ,111 , , W1)111111 ,1 , 1 1,1 1
11,, dfizens ad . the Ent) . nlllll.
large and well sekcted Mock of
Cloths. Cassitneres. Sattinetts
Kentucky deans, Woolen and
few styles silks, Challys, Situ
Lustre, Alpacas. Shawls,
of fin, White tit,sls.
Fringes .tf all colors. Collars,
of all knit-, together with tull
House Kee;
Ing Goods,
nd Cotton Shoetinga, Shirt-
Stripe, Woolen, Cotton and
d Cotton Table, Cloths, Towi
:,a,isting 31uslin, Linen
lugs. Tickings, Checks, Conun
homrwade Yl:uued+. linen :v
nc. Unlbr,llits. I'nennil~, Le
COUNTRY :4TOREK EEPEI
K EEPERS can I,n nnipplied. ut
i. 311 and exmnino Iwto, pnrell
tnrmiucd tti n it I,,wer than hi
city.
illaases, Window Blinds,
horn, Braid and Palm leaf
IS, PEDLERS ASV SHOP
d are respectfully Invited to
sing elsewhere, as he is de
•
ether establishment in the
!ry description taken in ex
may d tf ffi
Aar COMitry yn d u.'. • 01 eV
ctory.—SAMUEL DIL -
I. liberal patronage hereto*
I ,espeetfully In his cur,
y, that he still continues at
, rest, nearly opposite Fulton
rtopperware Harm
Vil.Eit returns thauks for t
Ire bestowed upon him, and
tourers and the public general
the old stand, in Wvst King s
L.turo to order
Ware,
Hall. and i, prepared to mnu
Copper
A on the most ronnonabl•
friends especially to give
In all it, various branches,
torms. Ile invites ilk count
being able to please
:table.
Limn ..al I. a, lit• confident o
Livery
Laud, fur hirer, fIUftSES,
e., Lc., oil iu order,
I ex.
He ale., kr,ps constantly 0
CA ltlAt; ES, BARM;CIIES.
nod furl] islo.d 0t th, lowest rai
Give him a call when you u..ed anything of the kind
and he will suit you to a nicety.
ed Loads of Saud on hand
ff4=SCMMMI
g, at the Livery Stable of
I SAMUEL DILLER,
%Vest King it., Lancaster.
Mr=
L I PRING AND SUII MER CLOTHING. I
5 - 3 The undersigned request the attention of Isis friends
nod the public to his new and, large assortment of
Shift NG .5 N I, SC NI NI Elt CLOTHING, all of which
‘3,1,
i.of his own manufacture. er y article warranted
to be well made. and will be s Id as cheap as ..
be bought at any other Store n this city. Ms large and
complete stock of Clothing co ists, in parts of—
Black and Brown Cloth Fr k and Dress Coats.
Blue, Green and Olive do do
Black and Fancy Cassimere 'anlaloomi.
i
Black and Fancy Satin end s ilk Vents.
Shirts, Collar.. stocks, Cray ta and Hose—
Together 0 ith a complete a.sso tment of all articles usually
; I.
kept at establish erste of this lase.
Cloths, C.llFi ere and Vestige in the pieceialwaya on
hand, and Will ado up to Order at the lowest prices, in
the best mann , and with punctuality.
H a ving purchased his goods; for cash, hn Is prepared to
sell at the very lowest prices.
4G - g-' -CUSTOMER Worm made to order at the shortest notice,
1 1
and in the most satisfactory a d workmanlike manner.—
By strict attention to busines , and a desire to please his
customers by selling none but the beet goods at fair prices,
the unden , igned hopes to seen e a continuance of the liber
al share of public patronage he hastheretoforereceiTed.
fIEO. SPUR lElt, Merchant Tailor,
No. 13, Nort Queen Street, Lancaster.
Between the Stereo of Zahm k ackeon, and Henry Bother
tool's., , apr T 2 Sta 1:1
'S Cheap Fancy and
orth Elghth . street, second
DETER BURGNER
j VARIETY STORE, No. 63
door above Arch, Philadelphi.
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries,
kets, Wurk Boxes, C,abas,
Rich China Art/.
In great variety, Wholesale
cash prices.
Knives, Scissors, Fancy Bac,
Satchels, Port-monnales,
les, Toys, &c.,
and Retsil,s4 the lowest
Apr 22 314
To THE LADIES.— arts Flounced Berege Robe;
thew cool and beautiful terlals for Summer are now
open, at WENTZ'S
Second Mourning Challie Lanes, Just received 1 weee
of the best goods ever sold, now selling at oaly_laji cents,.
at WRNTVII.
Now opening from New York Auctions, Colored
beautiful goods only IR cents. Parasols, a great
bargain. All ladles in want of a handsome parasol should'•
call at WiETTEL.-
Just received—Ladles Snmiryir.floods—Pive cans of new
styles-for Summer wear. birgaitut at
June.lo tf 21. WENTZI3:
.11 *EBB BOWMAN,
Prothonotary
J. D. TSIIUDY,