PIIILADELPHI4,,CALWESPONDENOE.
Ricuinrci4u, Jan. 18th, 1801.
Missessi..EnnutAr yeilfir-fire - ftepublicank ..steer
pita*, forlistatied:AttLiePai /;o'itUKU.l4Pre
is ligreit'S4foi talkiael2 iiixteriAborieitilvollon to the
Union and tie; Oonatitntfon an urrtihrided conntry;,eto.
End o~all ta*eiul:NileabblTieYln tnAirliinalt.atatalterld
"if the "dfe f s• 'Like .B '9 ol #l o e.P , P!'el!'O bin :„." i htt s g
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taiing td Moe& Hier iitrifficmiiirg to conciliate:4m olive
branch in.Ofrejairtl;ffirsaird he the ottreC - Ttp don't Tote
against conipromise; de - tfeiy.li2coikeiirrl; love the
Union they do not burn•with deaireirof vengeance against
one,half rlf Ittlfisz cunt order ; Anti thpiNpey . ...applat so
Teri itnizip4N the Set : ll44W fet:the`, tavola
thins 'pane their own bands arid Out into itio c p& - rid e r,
where the whole - thing would be settbad in a week. This
alone PrPvie , g 100 .,t0. be Jewels,- aPO rtbereforelnonsfstent,
Tbie *the creallinE Pernillentagol3 all theit•HnTria,:tray
lug protestations.. But let theta beware I 'Thad:ay - is owning
when theli own - Weir own heads
roofs, they know that the mement•tfurY abate their : m.
righteous demaniiidrifinearint miff isjirry s ir r ileiriiifinsised
it is not dead'eriresay. Bit all - theft: ping aid trlekery
will not asTatirs= : Already the mere wary leiufers of the
party, Seire4-Tfircelrier Weed: and othees, are reaching
their prscions Weeks rebore it, but, like 4phrahnjojned - to
his idols, the reetosill .WitsraltinCtbeir
certain deistrii "..Wirnither.like It: The indrsithe . e is
of this ifking iho Sooner antiAnore. terrible" 'the Feud.
Robespierre, Murat and Denton found thri - gailirrilner at
'Mist, and Greelr Beechdr, irtis; and some . -Of inn . .f . own
fanatical mirep'resentarisesist Harrisburg aid Washington
may end their fato'before t h ey thou , it."
The real Union loving, citisena of Philadelphts, those
who would bind - -lhe hostile sections Of . tbe country
together In a band of-pears- and_ not war,,- assembled ,In
town meeting a night or two ago in National,Hall, for the
purpose of expressing their sentiments on the great ques.,
tier' of the day. There was a tremendous dal:muting and
the enthusitem was geneml. The Union, and Equality of
theßtates, no War, and JosiVe I to the - South; were the
sentiments expounded, and the .dstertelriatliM !sic ex
pressed to allow'no mad Republican'army to Jews% ispe_ city
for the purpose of butchering oer'reiiiii'ves in -the Routh •
Aye. and this feeling to gaining ground 'every day. The
Crittenden Resolutions were endorsed with tremendous
cheers.
We witnessed a Serene in a car the other day. Some
gentlemen were talking on the great topic, and one, who
opposed secession, hit sympathized with the South, herlited
the Republicans roundly. Take care," said a man : op•
posits., "If you express such sentiments a month hence.you
will be shot down In the streets." 'Me,. said 'the
gentleman rising, ‘lshOot'innlown ! if you•sey that again.
you mberable Black Republican," choking hie fist in the
cowardly rascal's face, knock you down on the spot."
Yon may believe there wee a sensation there. But enough
of polltictil welters for this week.
Tile January volume of ii sore. W. A: Town.end Co's
magnificent edition of Cooper's Novels with llarloy'S
tratione. contains the admirable sea novel of The Two
Admiraft, cm of that brilliant series which beasts of The
Pilot, Winklabd IFLeklifited Baser, etc. On the EGa, or in
the forest, Cooper failed. and though some of his
books arotineUhel 'IP part., bis . sterios of ocean. , llfe, end
his famedt.ra - ther Stoking serieinevor reach the iilfori
orlty- of bis outside novels, J.ikePrecautiov, Reid The
Monikins. Wo are therefore tired of the critic (in this city)
who says of each of the novels as it appears that It 1e one
of CoOpeesaerdrid or third rate sh:ries Good gracious,
man, we peg of you to rentembig that Cooper Wrote some
first rate ones. The vidniis;l lays'boantifnlly printed. illus.
tratod, and bound as its predoroisors. Mr. S. Mellenry Is
soleegent here. .• • .
. • - -
11arper's Magazine, for next mouth, pays a jtist .compli
.
ment to the splendid Hi,tqry of Latin Christianity, by
Henry Hart Milman, which Messrs Sheldon & Co., of New
York. are now publishing in monthly volumes In all the
glory of Houghton's famous Riverside Press. It echoes
the commendations of t.resrott. Everett. and all the learned
men of the day. and says As a hi:torlan. Milman
is remarkable ihr the brtottllb and symmetry of his learn
log, his freedom front sectarian partialities, his fairness of
mind, the heantv and of his ilinstrati^ne, and his
graceful and flowing diction." We can pronounce with
fairness on the singular fascination of this splendid work
It lifts the dulness that for centuries has hung over the
annals of the church. and introduces us to the spirited
realities of early strmr,les sod triumphs as detailed in the
lives of Chry,ost-In. Aminwne 55.55.0.5.1 rho whnlo
baud of h,-roes thr - ugh whose aid ill,,ktianity was male
the vital power of the It is a work which cannot
fail to interest all classes of readers, and to all we corn'
mend it.
To the many who have read that delirious honk,
"Goethe' , . , Cnrre‘romlence with a ('Mid." a now hook In a
similar style, (presenting as its chief character or actor
one of the principila in the former hook.) will be accepted
with rare pleasure. The "('hill" in Gootho's Correpondence '
Wan Bettina Brentano. who died about two years ago. In
the present volume she appears as an intimate with one of
her own sex. Prauleln Gunderode. and the Correspondence
Is carried on between them in similar style. The Letters
are earnest, loving epistles, ahonnding in sweet satisfac
tions and lively suggestions. and transcendental, as some
•German readers would expect or wish them to be, and
.overflowing with sentiment, philosophy and soul. The
translator fairly expresses their character when he says,
" They will be mach or nothing to the reader. according to
the degree in which he has Fought, felt, and lived a pure,
a private and an aspiring life. The Correspondence of
.Fraulein Ganderode and &nine Von Arnim is published,
-in beautiful style, on tinted paper, by Mr. T. 0. It. P.
Burnham, Beaton,
The same publisher, Boston, (Lippincott, here,) issues a
little work of great value to all who eat. What We Eat, is
a plain and well written account of the most common
adulterations of food and drink, with simple tests by which
many of them may be detected. The practical value of
- this volume should find it many purchasers. Dr. Hoskins,
the author, has devoted much attention to the subject, and
'his remarks extended net merely to the villsinons stuffs
- with which liquors are adulterated, but also to the poisons
found in tea, coffee, flour, bread, spices, butter, meats, etc.
Furnished at a low price it should have a very wide circu
lation. as it no doubt will have.
Messrs. T. R. Petorsou & Bro's publish this week Frederika
Bremer's captivating new books of travel entitled Life in
the Old IThrid, or Two Yearain Switzerland and Italy, in
two handsome duo decline volumes. They print it from
advance sheets and from Mary Hewitt's own manuscript
purchased at a large cost. The same plastic power and
picturesqueness of des^ript ion evidenced in her novels may
be found in this very entertaining record, which abounds
no only in pictures of scenery, but in sketches of life and
manners, in poetical sympathies, and delicious reveries, the
whole united by a thread of romance as interesting as the
pl,,t of a novel. We had intended specifying son - - of the
scenes and sketches which particularly please us, but we
find them to he so numerous that we can only refer the
reader to the book itself. We can assure him he will thank
as for directing him to it.
c 4 FREE L AMOR? tke.
The Republican leaders promised the peo
ple, remarks _the N. Y. News, " free labor"
as.one of the re-mits of their success, and they
are giving it,to them with a vengeance. La—
bor is so " free" that it can be had for almost
nothing. It is getting down to the starvation
puint.
As an instance of the way people who voted
for Lincoln are waking up to the terrible
realities of driving our customers from us, we
cite the following : " A gentleman of our
acquaintance met a mechanic who had voted
for Lincoln. • Well,' said he, ' how goes the
times?' ' Ah,' said the mechanic, bad
• enough, lam out of work. Nothing to do and
:no prospect of any.' Well, why did you vote
.for Lincoln ?" Because I believed what they
told me, tht.t it would do no harm to the conic
try; but if I had my vote to give over again,
I would cut - my head gif before I would do it.'
So you begin to see your folly,' said our
friend. 'See it l' replied the mechanic, bitterly,
' I wish to God I could feel that my wife and
little ones would be as well cared for this
winter as the southern slave, and I would be
happy I' "
GREAT SNOW STORM IN EUROPE. —The ad
vent of Christmas brought to Western Europe
one of the most severe snow storms ever
experienced. .Accounts of its ravages have
been received from the United Kingdom, I
France and Italy. Mr. Lowe, the well known
meteorologist, reports that the cold which
.ensued was perhaps the.most qxtraprdipary
ever known in England. On ChristmaaAlay,
the thermometer was eight degrees below zero
near. London, and elsewhere it is reperked as
having been still lower. The rivers were full,
of floating ice, and skating was as common in
London as in New York. The quantity of
snow which fell in places is said to have ex—
;needed two feet. The storm appears to have
travelled over all Western and Southern
LEurope. At Turin the Raumer thermetneter
indicated.eight degree below zero (the freezing
'paint). That city is nearly under the same
parallel of latitude as Montreal ; but its win
.-ter , usually corresponds rather with that of
..Richmond. In England numerous. Seam
boiler explosions happened about that time in
private houses, apparently owing to the intense
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(7 liG-What is Life l -- Ask this question
of the fonts, which teem with sturdy•iife- There
stand veterans of centurial ages. rearing • their rugged
and far-reaching arms aloft as if in deprecation of the
ignorance of mankind se to the means of preserving
health and establishing.loggevity. For the tree /fres
an surely and as Math: 49y jas you do. To kill it you must
strike deeply_into iteheart, and then it dies reluctantly
and with many theoretical struggles. . Life, everything
has life, - , inert to the .poor' sponge and - the {redden down
pebble. nciw beautiful is the economy of tenth. flow
sioink the metbeds of prolonging life, and - preserving it
trom :the assaults of the ernissaries - of our ESTI, OHVMV•
Deathl Unlike the lesser living - things - of the world, we
indlitge in Many habits that OPiSOI3 the blood, weaken the
miieles, waste the flesh, stultify the mind: roh'the nerves
of..their .electrical forces, and,. after keeping us invalids
fot , -.Weary yearn, finally tnnsign us to prematurS graves
klife half lived out is like a fortune thrown into the
fathomless ocean. It is a boon.priceless but useless. How
careful , then .shoUld wet be never to get sick; but it, by
any mischance, we hove become All, how earuestly should
we seek to recover. D tries who go exclusively by •' the
broke," and who practice medicine as it was practiced
when our gratuiruothma were children, are not the persons
to recover us. It is the progressive doctor—tbe man alive
to the requirements of the age—the man who is neither
too idle nor too old fogyish to study for the benefit of his
fellows, and to give them a spcific remedy—the result of
his t , dl—that we must consult. And the product of
. such
study and sacrifice Is DR. 0. PHELPS BRoWN's fatuous
AHACILN BALSAM! Almost everybody has heard of it-ohow
it heals the tubercles in the lungs, strengthens the weak
stomach, clothes the wasted muscles with their pristine
fullness, imparts purity and color to the impoverished
blood, renovates the torpi I and dying liver, electrifies
into beautiful vigor and activity the shattered nerves,
silences the incessant cough, and makes the invalid sound,
buoyant, strong, cheerful, and useful. The AC.S.CLiii BAL
SAM hoe done all this—does it every day—and therels not
an invalid in the world •who should neglect to give it a
trial. Get a pamphlet, describing it, from the Doctor's
agents. It is Bold at $2 per large bottle, by
KAUFMAN & CO..
Sole Agents.
A number of specimen bottles, price 25 cents each,
may be obtained, as above, if .speedily applied for.
)an '22 Im 2
DIARRIAGES
On th,, 15th inst., at Spreeher's Uotel. this city, by Mayor
Sanderson, Aquila B. Lamborn to Ann 51. Amber, both of
Martic township.
.On the 15th inst., by Rev J. J. Striae, David 11. Marti
'leacook, to Annie IL Hoover, of Weir, Earl.
By the same, John Nectlerode, of Mayor. to Fannie H.
nook, of Lancaster twp. •
By the Rev. W. T. Gerhard. Henry M. Shriner, of May,
town, to Susan Myers. of Neffsville.
theiri'ithinat., Grlder's lintel, by this. same, Reuben
Pickel - tpEanyorSande!prticitlitirrLandistille,"'
At His: vaame titie!winakJobri-Eredik;nr(Neffa
clll6, td'Eli;tharitifflriit*lStril,,i4lV - 47/01t.......:' '3, •
At - tice'baton'placii,"by Old samerTtalete. - lAndininf Lan
disville; to Mary'Mtsseleiiiin, - af East HempOeld.' '
In Marietta, on the 10th inst., by Rev. A.' B. Grimly
Philip Weitzel,-of Middletown, Ohio, to Nettle A. Orosh, of
Marietta. - '•
In Marietta, on , thelith Itist.,•by Rev. (1-.11: Clawges,
Divfd S: Clarke, of Wrightevilte, to Josephine Rifleld, of
717 ertei ta. • • •
Ort the Ist inet., by . Rev. Dr. Rillikelly, Jacob sunseck
to Lizzie J. Ooerly
On the.l4th fast., by. Rev. G. F.Arotel, 11!...A. 'Frantz, of
Dauphin county, to B. Anna Rush, of Pequea township,
this county.
DEATHS
In this city, on the 15th coat„ Jane, wife of John Morton,
in the 69th year of her age.
In this city. on the 15th insG, ;Risotto Elizabeth, daugh
ter of George K. and Macy F.,Reed, in the sth year of her
age. •
In this city, on the 17th inst., Mary, wife or John Peo
ples, aged 29 years,• 5 months and 5 days.
In this city, on the 17th inst., Sarah Elizabeth, only
child of William A. and Elizabeth C. Atlee, aged years, 4
monthe and 19 days. _
In
In this city, on the 18th inst., Charles, infant son of
John A. and Barbara Sehemenbrand, aged 6 mouths and
18 days-
In this city, on the 18th inst., Charlei'lt. Imndguist, In
the 20th year of,his age:
In , this city, on the 18th Inst.. George Henry, son of Ab
raham-and Ann. G.undaker,,.nged 8 years, 3 months and
26 days. , _ • •
At i.'deri Iron Works, on the 17th inst.. Lewis Franklin,
son of Benjamin : W. and Susan Ilarnieh, in the Bth year of
her age. . ,
In Munn tvllle, this county, on thel4th inst., after a long
and painful illness, Mary, wife of Benjamin A. Witmer,
aged 2.9 years. ..
• -
O1:1 the 23d of November last, in Belknap, Texas, William
Burkitt, formerly of this city.
In Wen Flamtmro',loanada, on Cho 24th of October last,
- -
Jobn Keagy. (a native of thie county,) aged 99 years. 9
months and 4 days. lia,eroigrated to Canada in 1800, and
resided there till the day of hie death.
THE MARKETS.
City Household Itairket
- ' ..TANCLeTEB.; January 19.
The market opened thfilworning - aicira. fulflattendanoe
of buyers 4ndsidlers. The following were the ; rrihng prices :
Butter, per 18e,
Evgs, per dozen.
Chickens, live, per pair. •... ~, .40Q50c.
" dressed "' . .............50@60c.
Turtles, live and dressed, 50
Apples, per peck. .255 - 431 c.
Potatoes, ear bushel .. . .......75@800.
' •' •-+ %
Leincaistier Whotesekle Orstirj..
Corrected weekly by J L Mira.= & Mao.; Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No, 21 North Queen street.
Lexceera., Jantittiy 21.
$5.25
6 60
1.30
1.25
Fleur, Superfine, bbl
" . Extra
'White Wheat; bushel
Red
Corn, old w
new
Oats
Rye
L'leverseed
Whiskey, in hhds
'" in bbls..
Philadelphia Market
PHILADELPHU, January 19.
The Flout' aiatkert titales 2 td the trade are
from $5.37 ter $5:O thir Intietfine, and $5.78 to $6.28 for
Family, and from Itritiprion up to- $7 , air Fancylnaitdo.—
No sales for expOrntdath , 'yesterday, when a-Elll4s'of 1,000
barrels were made. , ' ' '
Rye Flonly—,Btilen'forexpartAvereltradelit;s4. - •
Corn Meal—Pennsylvania was sold at $3, and. Brandy
wine at $3.37 barrel. • '
Wheat is uot•soltive. Sales of 3,800 bushels of Red from
- BL BO i 0 .5 1 ,83. White from $1.40 to $1.50 r bushel.
.• Corn is heavy. • Small lots 01 old were sold et 71140:572c.
Oats—The demand is as usual, Sales of Pezateylvanie
at 34%@:15a r and Delawareat 88484 e.
•
Rye—Sales of small lots of Peal:metal:lla at 76c.
Seeds—Sales of 450 buskelsoOlosltsied at 4 87®55.12.
WhiskeY,-4)ht019c., Seautylvanta4B 2 4e, Itriidge 17}44'
Effids. ISe. Some 3,000 barrels mid in '
.Blatilmore Market.L
..
- - --
BALTIMORE,. Jan. 19. -
Flour active at a decline of 12 1 ,4 c. Lai ii i , F4z . lif Howard
Witol - M Ohin - ,ii - rUWerfiel at - -- $6,81): iin al: 1.30
01".8t.10r . ,8.40 '4. a' 72 1 1,:i3.1 - for'.l.ft 0.,,, • .4, 'toady,
@6'Te: fol Ate a'atT pw.",tiovioil • . ''.. . , rk•
1 . 8 240 :.. IHE . 11314 c: C°266 fr. t ik ti lY,#® l3e *
;mill tde'if ,r1 . 1.:1 le - Act4dr./ I,ne ~.::ro
-/ it 043 T
.01 the ifsixee
D alters of the ,Latocsider Gfte,Compauy, held thl.
a-Edeidendaef ONE DOLLAR-BM ERA.IIE was: derlare4
payable on.and after the .14th last .
OEO. IL -REZA
Treasurer-
Jan 22 St 21 :7 • r:
A xi z • AUTHORIZER, TO • An..
AVY , notineetairt JACOB GlMP4,l43B..will•again Ale,*
esndidate for .Ckty:Cottstable. oftokNortti-Yhat - Wan],
Outtiect tcrtbe;datisiosk tha,DtglafWP,Wardjioatimit-
Ing Coirrestio=
. . . .
IWILITLIOLI,OIII SrAcin.T.llo
of CO lersin tonnaldin7dninnapi:
--And now.dianna73Bth, 1864: on motion of..ai. make
Esq., the Court grant ends. to' show cause why Thomas
Ferguson and ChtistOphier Grates', two of the. Admlues.
trete.* of,seld deceased. - should not be eschewed. rule
retainable rut f(111D.A.1 , ,; the 25th. - rIay.xotIiEBRITASE.
1861 at 10 o'clock. A. M., when If no came be shown Ashy.
they'shoeld 'noti.said Administrators he discharged .
by the Court. . • :Attest,
jantt.23t.2
,
MISTATEL OF ROBERT MeCLEN,BOALNI
Ui tate of+Coleraln: terp.„ _La:tender county, dereased, l / 2
The urgersiguelAddlitorcappulated.by thuthlduute Court
oC Laressater Comity, to distribute. the balance turuelotag
ln the hands nt , .N. Galbraith, •AttitheletratarAuf
wild* deceased,.hereby gives Dot* :that: he Ariti-rueft
polka lut,reated.itt the:Library Room. Court linuse,City
ot Larcaater„ on THURSDAY, the lath dayor FEBRUARY;
1861: at 2 o'clock, A.Atwess.g.
An= at :E— , 4oditor.
HAEL-D TIMES. . • -
. TELL BARD Or TOW HALL. ' • .
•• In these hard times, •
The shortest rhymes
I have to use; ' - •
Don't.utter, " Lo
:I He haL:I know, •
' A stingy musel",.. . • •
'Twould not beirtie; 0 '
• 3 , 11 ?tem in you ' =
"Wllesit now ••. -
Their g anent, pll -
AeTdwittli , asm, , ‘• • •.• • 4 . ''
,• .
,
...'Tie ttler 7 ,4oe ,
'. For .tinthie ylaia 7 --
Long lines to also*.
What you well knew; • • '
~ •
be in vain.-- •
Yon know men all,
At Tower Hall,
Slntthm hard.timea, 1
In clothing best.-
Their scanty dimes. . ,
Winter Stock. closing out at greatly- rednoed.pricee, at
.TOWER HALL, 518 MARKET Street, Philattelobia:: , .
A . N ECECTION FOR THRER - MANA.-
.13..11ERS of the LANCASTER ftEMETERY'wIII bOltcld
on•thit FIRST Tit ESII..cY OP PSBR - CARY NEXT, between
the hotirs of 11 and o'clock, A M., at Michael's Hotel.
• ' ' 'P. K 'pRENKMAN, -Secretary:
Lancaster. January 14, 1861. ' Usti 15 Et 1
OTICE.---The Stockholders ot. the
N
LANCASTER LOCOMOTIVE WORKS will *Meet st
their nsnal place tn'the city of [ammeter, on MONDAY,
the 26th day of JANUARY,-1861. at -2 o'clock. P. 14 of
said day, for the 'purpose of electing officers for , the en.
suing year. ' M. 0. , BLINE,
• Jon 15 It
• • • Secretary
, ..
NOTIC persons .havin'g'elalms
against the City of Lancaster (for labor or Material)
are requested to preserrt- them at the- Mayor's Offire for
payment. on or before the let day-of FEBHUARY, 1831.
By order of the Itnance Committee. • ' -• •
jan 15 3tl] • ' ' • ZAHM, Chairman.
rERZ, KUHN dhCOltiti•••
WINE STORE AND WINE'SALDON,
•AT THE STEUBEN (tate Eminent) - HALL,
SOUTH QUEEN STREET. NEAR CENTRE SQU&P.P.,
LANCASTER. PA.
GERMAN, FRENCH. HUROARIAN AND! DOMESTIC
WINES, PUNCH—ESSENCE, &c., Au,
CONSTANTLY oN4LAND.
N. ll.—The large and beautiful Hall to let at any time
for Rails, Concerts, Theatres, Pairs and other meetings.
PM 3 Stn 52
THE ORIGINAL. GENERAL TOM.
THUMB, SMALLEST-MAN ALIVE, •
at RUSSELS HA LL, Lancaster, for 3 DAYS only, WHDNES.
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 'JANUARY.' 23. • 24:-25.
Two entertainments each day. Afternoon at. 3, likening
at'7,l °retook • Doors open halutin hotif previous.
Toe Little General appears, in all his new.SOnirs, Dances,
Ithitathins, Statues, & c., isolated by Mr. W. !PONILIN, the
great English Baritone and Buffo, from the Nobilities Con
certs, London; Mr. WILLIAM DE VERE, the B Amerloan
Tenor, and Mr. C. G. TITCOMB, Pianist.
. Day entettainatent 25 cents. Children ander ten. years
13 -cent.a.
Schools Admitted on Liberal Terms,
Evening entertainment 15 cents..lclren:'under ten
year. 10 cents. lieserve4 mite 25 cents:
The flarieral. rides in hie *iniattire - Datitße:frota the
Cad well House to the Hall. ALFRED 'O.6.TELE,
jan 8 St 621 - BualtiesaAgent.
LECI'ION....ria.tIMS fe ' hereby
ELECTION will he held at the public
home of Adam Trout, In the North West Ward at the
•publle house Of-John Ifrbair, in the South West Ward; at
its; public house of Anthony Lechler, in the North '._East
Ward; at the public bonze of Roop & Wilson, in thelouth
Haat. Ward. in the City -of Lancuter, on TUESDAY,
FEI3RITARL-5th;11361, between the hems of B_o'clock in
the forenoon and 7 o'clockin the afternoon, to , . Cleat one
person qualified to net aa Mayor. of, the City of Lancaster
for one year. GEO. SANDERSON, Mayor.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, Lancaster, San 16,18131. • -
CI T Y ELECTION.--Notice is hereby I
given that en ELECTION will be held ut the public I
house of Adam Trout; in the North West Ward - ; at the
public house of John Urban, in the South West Ward; at,'
the public house of Anthony Lechler, in the North East
Ward; atthe public house of Loop & Wilson, in the South
East Ward. in the City of Lancaster, on TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY ath, 1861, between the bourn of S'O'CIOCk iu
the forenoon and 7 o'clock In the afternoon, to elect our
Judge and two I spectors for the North West Ward,. one
Judge and two Inspectors for the South West Ward; one
Judge and two Inspectors for the North East Ward, and
one Judge and two ruspectors for the South fast Ward,
to'tonduct the general and other elections for current
the,year.
At the some time and places will be elected by the citi
zens of Lancaster, one Assessor and two Assistant Asses
sors, in escb Ward, to serve for one year. Also one Alder
man in t4e South East Ward, to serve for five years. in
place of 'William P. Leonard, Esq., whose term of office
expires.
The officers of the last General Election are requested to
conduct the above election. JOIN aIYERS.
Lancaster, Jan. 15, 1861
jan 15
OITY ELECTION.--Notice is hereby
given, to the freemen of the City of Lancaster, that,
agree ibly to law, an 'ELECTION will be held on TUES—
DAY, FEBRUARY sth, 1661, at the public horise of , Adam..
Trout, in the North West Ward, for floe persons qualified
to serve as members of the
.110111113 of Represebtetives of
this Commonwealth, 10 be members of the Common Conn
di for one year; and one persoff'quatified to serve as a
member of the Senate of this Cordmonwealth,. to; be a
member of the Select Council, for the term of three years;
and one person to serve as City Constable for one year.
At the public house of Anthony Leakier, in • the North
Esst Ward, for four persona qualified to serve es members
of the Honed of Representotlves of this Commonwealth,
to be members of the Commen Council for one year; and
one person qualified to' erve es a member of the Senate of
this Commonwealth, to be a tnembera the Select-Council,
for the term of three years; and ono person to serve as
City Ccinstable ticr one year.
At the public house of Roop & Wilson, in the South Fast
Ward, for three persons qualified to serve as members of
the ,ilonee of Representatives of this Commonwealth, to
be members of the Common Council for one year; and one
• person qualified to serve as a member of the Senate of
this Commonwealth, to be a member of the Select Council,
(the South East Ward and South West Ward, in +conjunc
tion, chid one member of Select Council,) for the term of
three years; and one perapn, to serve as City Constable for
'ode year. , •
At the public hOnse of John Urban, in
,the South West
Ward. for three persona nnalified to serve as members of
the Mouse of Representatives of this Onuineonwealth, to
be members of the Common Connell for one year; 'and one
person to serve as City Constable for one year.
At same time and places,
will be elected one person to
serve as High Constable of the City of Lancaster, for one
year. _ .
The members of Select Council whose terms of office ex
pire on said day of Election, are Daniel Harmon, Esq.,
Joshua W. Jack, Esq., and JUDIUR Kaufman, Esq.
GEO. SANDERSON, Mayor.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, Lancaster, Jan. 15, - 1561. • •
• jan 15 td 1
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB—
LlO SALE.—On THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1861,
the subscriber, administrator of the estate of Peter Free.
Sr.. dec'd...by virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
:York county, to pay debts. will sell at public sale, on the
premises, the following valuable real estate, viz:
No. 1. A TRACT OF LAND, situate at New. Freedom,
York county, on the Northern Central Railway, containing
about 30 ACRES. several of which are Timber land and
the residue is in a high etate of cultivation. The improve
ments area ,
NEW STORE AND WAR - EIIORiSE,
an excellent STEAM SAW MILL, and other improvethents.
There is a first-rate Apple Orchard on the tract. This is
one of the best business sites on the . whole line, of the
Northern Central Railway.
No. 2. A TRACT OF LAND. adjoining No. 1, containing
12 or 15 ACRES, a portion of which is Timber— i n .
land. The,improvements area BR CE DWEL
LING MUSE, and RANK BARN, both nearly
No. 3: A TRA.CT . OE LAND, adjoining No. 2. ,contiining
about 30 ACRES, a large portl.o of which:is Tlnaliiir. land.
There is also in connection with the Station cr,§idling or
Switch, a Poet Office, and &Ticket Agency._ The, station is
known an Now Freedom.
The tracts will be sold ,separatelfr or together • to snit
purchasers.
.451 , Any person wishing to view the propgity Will please
call on Dr. E. W. Free, residing on the fugal:dies, or on A.
Q. Free.
Salo to commence at 11 o'clock, A. M., when
,atlendanne
Will fie given ano terms made known- by .
JOICVL.
Adminlafrator.
jan 18t511
ZAI L '' H Street and Centre
ANoASTER, PA
C H S T M A'S C A. R. D
In plain;
engraved and diiunond-mounted; cues—
eplenclldarticlea.fer. - • ' • : .
..-.• CHAILSTMAS •
JEWELRY—FaII and Half Beta Coral, Carbuncle, lava,
Mosaic and TlTlet Work—flne far,- ; • • •
CHRISTMAS. GIF.T_S
SILVERWARE--Spoons, Forks, Knives, brim Napkin
Hinge and Goblets—somethingnnbstantial for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
SILVER-PLATED WARE—From the best factory in the
:rafted States,: ilicklgaril Bro.:thigh' i Mailitifactdrbur . iCora
panst.):at their catalogue prices, .lu.spoons, forks, knives,
napkin rings, rapt, goblets, cake .and oirdi baskets, seep
.and •gracy .tureens, eager MIR .cellirs, `tastort7,-
coffee tarns, An, &c.—very. .useful • :
OHRIST3I.d.B:iiIPTB
AMERICAN WATOHES--In golliand.tdtver hunting ,
cases, or eased to ender, to;suit - any , taste; at the lowest
cash rates,-acconaganted AT a genuine guarantee—a life;
long i
CHRISTBIAS GIFT
:Chain*. Necklaces, Armiets f Broached. Befall:1A Sleeve.
bottoms, Studs, pencils. and tefie,..golde.sliter or rated
Spectacles or E-eglassos,.:Pinger, Rings, Aired;Jewelry
(something new) and articles.to suit every taste, for
•
Cli ELS TILAS JaL.E T S.
At H . L .11! ARM' S,
Cor. N. Queen. street•and:-Centre Square. Lancaster, Ps.
..EIA_REY.L.•ZALIAL, : EDW. J. ZAII.III.
,
„..
iiianwuta-.TEIR: I gifEllpEß
- Mi**lo3s the elestlatyl. - of tlie'l,lo,A4 the
divilblll49oh,pli9i!inAgelniedlol on
A
- '"N0.4 . 4 Worth Queen qc4re,9llPiilte#Onge•
•14.44110 . 411.
gnus fp ; _ gen4s . pa Alueir i Otro4!,
Qukaniitaliaf . 1 1 .494 1 ;f:4P% i-41 .g pof. 3
castei r b, LaPr
L_im , ell 1V p it 7•Jt.,
161 4 11.1?frif.:4741 1 1 1 31sflAico,i4t 34. - ,
..i.:A:tdeoni.toernsbip,decfn,7Ladterii Ustimeptaq
otkintid . istate having beets, granted to the c undendined, j. elk:
15!"! indebted the nc , to are reertiritediVii44*Ene:
paYnient. - end th ine bairn &Meta' net the nine r
prepent Orem pez "Women; to the eintivelltned-r:_-.
ABRAHAM. LINCOLN, -
.11111ffit°,N
r p juila.* „.- 5 tlia Of; - ong.o ; 'r;',lo 'IP/ 1 P '-':
..0. 4.
on mar - arta° ILTiitr i gitittp;l i4ilig . 1
I ;
ParloPirlabblted#Sroquesta
*YANA naCtlioeer obiaigioperido
Prestut thin:4*ga o f • -'
- ' --
' ' 4 1 :1; =cri - s1;"
z-. , • - , -,,,ra ,r ' " .'.;''' " ; '
, . , . , , i, el zi, ••: 1 4 „.
Jr; 1444' 4 '..3ea 7m .tr : , iii, , alVry ,‘74.nit:;;:-:
DSTAVIOrtiVi Cliti.lik i liilt 1101X 1 1_,,
124 DEC'D.—Letters at AdmlnistratlairfyinhelAgetkii•l'et
at e sou
134 2 r frek4r, late - 617111100 r tinerutil _ , • . _ter,
ciel .P pfd - ' ,Zuk
aidtfirin d"toviettiip Isl• l; PO ••
estal/kate reiiii4edti• alcidtainiedigi* AketWaaa •
liaValg didiill6igt Palen% :tliele wttbeitAte'eyri; ... j
inihentlciited fai&egient. ' iIids•EIITABECIEEK , 3, ` ,
1011, ITANW%IFR.,2: ,'' l
EPH
" '' ' -.' ; 4 =,•-• ''' ' Adicatilitritnik Is
alk Orphand caulk • •
, - -4 0. 1 . 9 6 0 _01, -,1
LANeAsTaft-SAVINGE('INSTITUTION.
The nnde r~n the Court q Common
Pine& .•.Witoffrity; 'Andttaga, to dlistrihittequ , ahll
theaelegally,4oo:lod,theittlio; the moneys In the
hands- of 1:"X: Hobei!g, 10dIgnetie thi, Lancaster Savings
T i fettt e um geapillylkt!..; ^- hereby give notice
that rear wltt . kit tbV•the - ptuwaise er fflijeir appointment, in
the orptaine,Don4tliathie In till Mart 11011/3p, In the City
er Laneieittei,. pa WEDNESDAY,' the 113th - ifey 'dr *E6RIP
ARY,-,lBfOi!itt. •IS it?elbeir4 lfit when and where all
pirilais.lateitestefl heytill fi ntlAvO Ed attend.
• • •-,•—• • --• JAMES L. REYNOLDS,
JDNITISI3. KAUFMAN,
ADO. ATLEE.
dec2stdV . l
E;C1E.11314 ItAistra-
Of Drtuitorelow sabimiteed 6.
L dmln
o-enters of AAI
don on the-estate of Martin , Rektillm, late of Dsnmore
toinsiddp, deed,' baring-tees': ted to the subscriber
residing in Dowilingternal rootuity: All persons In
debtedto rid eittattaremwtoestad to gakelgttpediatie y.
meat, and , thaarharingsclaimmatill.prseent them. without
rpraperitauthenticatert for settlement to the under
•-• oilt• • Downingtown,
&toiler Agent,, ..ltegriddN'd ; •
R, deo 25 GO . 3, -Little Britain twp.
. .
A CCOUNTS mairsw,,AND ASSIGN- ,
•:ED BSTATBS. ,, TheAceouatantrbErlotioßiognanted
Estates have bean elhibited. and. fUed. In the Office of the
Prothientary of Ihe3Courtlo,Comtnen Elam LiancoMiter
.-Catharine L, Baer, Batiste.. Peter Hafer, Committee.
Abraham Hess and Avila,. ,4sairmad Estate, Levi K.
Briiera, Melange.. i
4erecterieklEovntuum; Estate, Abraham Collins, Commit
_
Joseph IL.M.umnsa,✓Aasigned..Hatate, Henry Clamber, Asir
AbrabOislitalififer, 'Committee.
Society of Seretith.DaY Septiatmlof.Hphrata, Estate, Joe..
Ennightacher William HonhoutF)/ArAnd , infurt Wi - 11 1 (kor' .
saa,'Oammistioners to selleeptio,o,Heal Estate.
it hereby give* to AIL Mlctivi interested in any of
said Estates, that the Couct.itaye appointed MONDAY, the
•?Bth day. of JANUARY. Is6l,foptlie, confirmation and al
lowance of the laid.Azoonnts, unless exceptions be filed or
-Game ettoom: why sad B.4ZOlintli shorklii not be allowed.
Atteett, . PEYNTL..idARTIN, Proth'y.
'.-±ltiihen.OffloiX:Lanotate.r..Dec...fili..lB6o (Jan 14t 51
latortrAL • s A FE T Y
SURINCE 'COMPANY - OE PHILADELPHLL
• ../.IkrOtPG.getTED 21335.
.11.1a n iij Iliad - ranee against' Less , Or - 'Damage by Fire on
Furnitnro, Stock of 40cnis,Ileichandize . , &non
tairottibbi Arms as any "other. reliable crimpaW
." " ' ASSETS OF TILE COM PAN "4. - '
• (November 1,1850 i) - •
$lOO,OOO United States 5 per cent. Loan,
115,000 United States 6 per cent. Treisniy
Notea,.(with accrued' 119,463 34
100,000 Rontealtatis 5 'Peers*: Loan, 95,070 00
21,000'" " .6 " 21,945 00
123,950,P1ii1M3atity 6 per cent. Loan, 125,203 37
30,000%Tennessee'State.5 per cent. Loan, 24,000 00
50,000 Pennigylvania Railroad 2nd Mort
gage 6 per cent. Brinds,
15,000 300 Shares Stock GerniantoWit Gas
Company, Interest and principal ,
guaranteed by the City of Phila. , •
dolphin, ".' , 15,300.00
5,000 100 Shares Pensylvania Rallrciad
Company,. • 3,900 00
5,000 100 Shares North Poion's Railroad
Caxi# l 4 l 9_;
1,200 80 Sbmeit, rniladelphla Ice Boat
• ainrStsiam Tog Company,
Shansi 'Philadelphia. and Havre
de Grace Tow-boat company,
200 2 Shares Philadelphia Fachauge
Company
1,000 2 Shares Continental' Motel Corti=
pany,
$566,700 (Par) Cost .$547;335'84 "Market val., $554,356 71
Bills Receivable fat.' Inaniancce made, 17L366 42
Bonds and Moitgages, ' ' •• 34.500 00
Iteal,l43tate,' ' - • 61,363 35
Bahtbces due at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
rine - Polities,' Interest and other debts due
the Company, '
Scrip and Stock of Sundry .Baktittitice and
other Companies,
Cash on hand—in Banks,
:. , in Drawer,
WILLIAMIMATCYIN,'Pree'dent.
THQMAS 0. HAND, ylce President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
- ..Y, ZIMMERMAN, Agent,
'NO. 74 - NORTH QUEEN STREET, Lancnaster.
3m 50
FA It Id R L CE
COMPANY.—The 'Members or the FARAISIM MU
-TWA, INSIIINANCEED_NIPANY are‘hereby notlfledishat a
tat or Fan' CENTS onnvery thousandTdOnaffi 4pe ; been
leyied_by the Di - cantons, to :pay .the.lese austainqd by:Abner
Clime. of East Earl. by the. burning:of his bonsu,,and,o, her
liabilities of the Company, sthich-tax is required to bp. paid
'on or.before the FIRST DAY OF FEBRII6EY
Full Duplicates will be kept up to that. time by Joseph •
Zlarkson. at' the Banking. House of Gyger,.4 Co., in,tlio
• City of , Lancaster; by Peter dolma, Treasurer, at .1345. root.
edema in• East Lampater township; flad . by John, :Str9lm,.
Biscretary, at hie residence in•• Providence towushiPi where
any member of the Company may pay his or her quota of
A. partial Duplicate - will be left' with John Myers. Hard
ware Merchant; in Meant Joy, where members residing in,
the townships of Rest and West Donegal, Mount Joy, Co-'
noy. itimboand•Penn can pay their tax. .r •
Anotherpartlal - Duplieate will be left with Johii,Styer,
studding in. New Holland, where members residing in,the.
townships of Earl, Eaat -Bari, Ephrata, Clay, Breakneck,
Cmrnarvon arid Salisbury can pay their tax..
BB- Those who neglect to.paydheir quota . of tax, within
the period above stated; will he charged, ten per cent. ad
ditionat to pay the expense of collection.
Byerder of-the Board of Directors.
rani 8t 523 . JOHN STROLIM, Secretary.
•
T-I AGER dv B'ff. 0
High 'o:lnstable.
td 1
AT OR'EATLY RETIICED PRTOHS
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
BROCHL A'N•D WOOLL , FIN ESHAVt'S ,
Together with lOrge addltiorie liar' Stook, new•open
ing, from the late Phifadelphii AmetiorM, be
sold at a small advance on coat
DEANER SCHAUDf'S
MOUSE PUR,IVYSHING EMPORIUM,
tlai. At this Establishatetit the public can at all times
TIN- WdHH , -. O . OP'PHE , W A . 8.& ,
JOHN• DHANHHi
NDREW •, • .I.II.OIIESION , St
• ChatiginetherenbJedtj DrAdgaratkett-himoshat ha
wort a hav i litiutieirtiit Wham OTIS atheratillia!iii if they
, iiiidittspronv -'. • , ( 1.:
•' " Rank theni,i eiry rislAilittia 7Mustatii 4 ivu .tholustan,
, 'Ttlbp to tral.
tdretateleAntiqiiii4tipsii4446o.:iiisikl have pronounced it.
the beitrita on* lifett
Aa be said these wordcbti bslErdaiart his !Midi:and all.
the old fire glowed i 6 hieeld hyeiragaini
See PAIITONICIAMOIP JACKSON, p. 670, at
... , i , ELIASI2.IIata CO'S
~ ..ailites, B ook Store; =',l
. .. . —. ..... _ . t.
Tr 01111M1.43711Eit. etc,, :IC, TAN -1
..p. ~ we opid,f;Pgriers iStore,..WApfltokl - „godersdell's
Ooinnatision Wsw*ottsei fr4144 1 /iLnn.AS.,Raiiroad and ,
North Prince strts4i,igliftafosPash or approved credit...,
Constantly on Inlaid : 10AI gamy: pent of all kinds Saddler's
,IsltylAlliesonaker4l:l4sather, of supprspr iiikayty, including
/ ‘Bonske o snelebrisksiblikStAillr, _ _. olitskl
I well Stretelled, suitable fdr kinds of IllisMikel7,W l any
kWh andmiiititi - mquirigaili4cAtlt RSIViSW °Valiql. pr
i
.Istather, Furnace Bellowt, Band and tecing_4 o 4f4er, 04f- ,
den _sg! Oil,__Qunise , l2 2 °°bh, 23.4 " 4°8 ) PIP 4;
AFIRO -
B ..sa
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1. 41 f t, t
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O•niaqn ligp,leargistelveg
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$28,673 16
435 35
•28,10851
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WILL CLOSE OPT TEUTTO. L.WITOX STOCK OP
WINTER DRY .GOO DS
LADIES' FANCY FECES',
LADIES' DICESS GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
ALSO,
L - A ROE STOCK
READY MADE CLOTHING
MEN AND BOYS,.
No. T BAST KING'STREET,
LANCASTER, PA
be supplied with
T '0 ' V 33
OP MYERS DI.BOWIPTION,
3,ErEZT liION WARE, ac.,
O T T Z Ia T Cdß „H B Z 8
Sir Their , material la the - 'heat id tho 'market,
and the reputation of Alia. Eatabhahment
is a sure guarantee of the superi
orit;• of the work
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4Cornmen Cold In its first7stagsv that laic . .the
lining would yield to a mild:manadyzit neglected. soon
• seturilm , the LIIngIW " BMWS Broactria/1.251M7te5,7 - con-
Iltalnlng demulcent ingredients, alliet.:23:dmfertrr and
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ituaw's :. 9 94!!dn• - - - "'lb . 8. .
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:•: , '"Bnefleiiii when :compelled -I.e:ipeak, ;rifler
::- .- e. REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON, .
, L"Parrectua, in removing Hgarseness and-Ir
ritation of the 'Throat, eq common with BREAM
,. . laid finraciiol ' _•.- .- ILI Ti- - •.:- 1
- • . : ,1101.-1, 47 r Adr 1 01 -iNsoN, ;
. ,
- . .
-., ; - Teacher - of Mnsi.i. utkunn
. _.;- 3 L; . Pent& 4 0 . 1 .telii- . '
be
," °twat when 'titan before aml after
preachig,a6-they prevent Hoarseneee..:Prom
•. - . - dileot..l.SPillit66)6M.MilkebAta
numentadvnatamtoilne , i '
P-711'.a t _ •.•
_.: , IREN:4.Er'jtf.tIY,T.M,I.4. 11te;7,;
Pr e idengtelkAthens College. nun,
- AldliirlSold 445 sik,.Druggietk 0. 'TWENTY
. 1:.,. .;:,litiV,lir 0Pr1ir4,,4%tWX.,.,163A, . ... ,! .
mocat
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4 Y9 V 9 T ' S
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ifti#TlVil'ittlllt PAINT I
,qpi,J'IMPLEs . AND* fR4C1(11,8;-'
okb din:Tart/riga- pera2alei2l. IwFita•CAlu
!lON, It'retwlars rank°, .
and all athervalloring:materialiwr.the fape,, wholly
Japatfluotot.. It Auperaadia e,atlzaly all iwye,l}: dole
tailownl'mUtttrea. the maltAlltophddag •
lielenktatiteOttiv Natural. Sue
ciUthe;cheeki nid healili in the c0..4041.Wik ; sxe . r . ,
presented to the warld.
c - Title BEA.l3llllliltiajuatwiniilite-nattie;hir. ; Pdr. ll,
It;let another of tie extraerdinari,devejnpmeiris.
of chemical .electric ;affinity,; an - ~o peirs,tee;lle
Xeci#g the /faidolii3st.Face.nalidaoTne ,
euziorby degrees sal the hlotnann.dticoloraiiona
of thsconthieff which so often cltsflgtun the most
regularly.tanstruoten.wisage. imparts et the
game:titim tbati Tirainneat : , „
$100,500'00
00/416:e011, ' s':
Width IS only tbeissidi;ol excellent`
.health, mull of the psrfeqt, restoratiOn of its man
.. It , thoroughb and fartaa4liteiY " 'r e' s
Ttin,'Veekles, SuiitaaMl,'lilotehes, Pimples,
sue, &in-warms, NAJth ana
' , Small-Pox Hark& . .
Indeed; its : ,Otea: in itieh eases hi alineert
lons. Its 'antidtflanimatory nature II irresistible.
ft - sOftens; soothes, - minis; neutralises the irrita
tink and reeterei die health of the, part
titletted
,Iniptirtii - a' brilliant: brown - to the cheek
and Yips ; tt priidrieeira tint eirrly'ssrelled•by, nature
itself, tvittiont the possibility of detection.
Freckies.axe at once Oblitatitod •
•
Phnples disappear 'ar'if nteler the operation of a
spelt PCICR-MARKS rater orr tioa - manner scarce
ly' to be credited even bg thoio who witness their
gradual extinetien. 'ln short, the -BEAUTIFIER Is
placed Wore the world for just what its inherent
and'unexaintiled medical properties'warrant: not.
en - article for the: ..;..
. .
'Fcillette Ifeyeect' all,Equal•
ralqueatinnably, .6.
Radical F6ce•Biedbillisher
- -
never e.Rprofte ed in itierrectlen.ii/ any' thbag
yet produced In the :
. . r.. .
PRICE, CO amyl's PER PACKAGE, -
whtch eau be neat to any part of Ole world, by
mail, In :perfeat safety,. When purchased of my
'Ageuta, or at my, office, tii.pric, 43 . li 50 Centel ,
Tbn eitra 10 carat . Is for postage. •
$901,907 51
DR. F. W. BOSIAILL'S
• •
. Superfluous. •Hair . Eradicator
Forremoging the unnecessary and disfiguring hair
thot s ometimes obtrudes itself upon a fair lady's!
liiir chin, neat', 'a rI33A or shoulder i or persists In
grooringilOO Wiwi doom upon her fo.head.!.. •s
Dr. Bolivialls SuperflumusEali ErEitlicatbr
,
4tireerot away all these litilabut aunbying ttzegn
learez.thre ',kin white had bleat,- arrests
the hair in Ito growth, and rallied each dpot look
I},i if it'had been arterially priothiced by nature hit
itdittate - of dazzling parity and perfection.
Price $1 per bottle, which can be iseng by mail
to any part of the world with perfect affety, free
Bliss •of Marriage,
.
. .
-Vne volume, 200 peges, a2mo. PrICS hi - Cloth, 20
cents.
This is decided& lbeAlliplit fiti.ctfiatipg, Interest
tug, and really useful altd practflol.work on Gogh.'
Matrimony,' and the Duties" and Delights of
Ilarrind Life, that has ever been-bu:tett from the
, American Press. .
All Da. Bocrincrit's &tildes are sent by mail, free
of postage..
All orders must ba addressed to.
DR. F. W. BOSWELL,
No. 5 Beekman Street, New York,
Xorss i rwr.
145( ALL 130GtjSTP
•
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TON IP PI U Rl7 IC,
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IMICORATIICCORDIAL
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T ° 'Tn4r.° l7 , i7 z ,VtgA r l,rl, -
APQTA.F,9.IO.7g,,RMITS,
ILTES. .IOIB ,
. 47 PRI
WOLFE'S PIIIM COGNAC , BRANDY.' • • -
We • •; • . Al. • s l , ; • ANEW:: WINE
WOLFE'S 'PURE JAVAIOIe ANDh ST, CROIX RUM.
WO 'S 'DRS .ND 1: : :1 3:
I beg leave to call the attention -of thit'iithaillt •of the.
United States to the tiboVe•Wores Lomons,--iniported
'by UnotPstO liVetst, of New York, Sibaseutuna tsiamtliar
in tiiery• Part , of- this cofintryl 'for - the •purity-of his cole.
brated Scanswas Sosis'aiteto ills, Weiss, in hie letter to
the, - - speaking of the purity of his Winos and Liquons,
imaysr-aI will stake my rePatatian ass man, my standing
wet merchant of thirty years' vesidencti in• :the City of
New York, that all the BRANDY and Worm which I bottle
are pure , as imported, and of the best quality, and can be
relied upon by every purchaser." Every bottle has the
PrePrietsiteil namaqa thplaaarand a tie darkile of his signa
ture on the certificate_. The public are respectfully in.
vited to call and• examine:for themselves. -For sale at Rs
us, by all Apothm‘riett-spd Siorem int Philadelphia. •
. GEORGE It. ASHTON.,
. N0..832 Market street—Philadelphia,
Sole Agent for Philadelphia..
Read the following from the New York Courier:
(dee 25 tf 50
razamo9s Boar:rise roe oar. .li.my Lout Mracnexr.-!- -
WO are ; hippy th ro 'infor our tbilow-citlient that there is'
01 :4 1 aEe'iri„ our city where the Physician - , apothecary, and
country merchant, can go and' pnichese pure Wines and
as pure as imported, encl - of the beet quality.—.
We do not intend to give' en elaboir.ie . description of this
merchariCaextenalvebustness, although it will well repay,
'any atranger 'Or citizen to 'visit 'Unarm) Wozzste eaten•
sive warehouse, Nos. 10, 20 sind22, B.saveFatteet, and Nos.
'l7; fir and - 21,1farketlield 'street: 'Nis stock' 'of Wchnapps
on hand ready foralliPthen - Cotild not have been • lase-than
thiriy'thorisszid cellar; the'Bmindy, some ten thousand'
cases,-Yhitaie of 1838 to 7858; and ten'thousand•cases of
Mideire, Sherry and Pert Wine, ;BcOtch and-Trish Whig- -
key, Strand& and 13t.•Creix - Bitm,zome'Vert old and equal
'lb any in'his cotintbi. also had three" large cellars,
Oiled with Brandy, Vine; 10. cardit;"tinder Custom
Moose rey, ready for bottling.ltEr.'"Worsz'a. Isles of
SchniMps last year amounted toUne•'hnitdred•atid 'eighty
thousand dozen, and we, bribe' telless' their' two years be
may be equally Successfulwith his Brandies and Wines.
'His business merits the patronage of every lover of his
species. Private families who- wish' pure Wines and
; Liquors for medical shonld nyd-chair urdeis direct to
Mr,
,WoLas, utitirev9o AP-otlacisrv, rhe, land make up
their. minds to ; discard . - Jhe".pnisanduirsdriff 'froth their
shelves, - arid replace! Jr irith ,Wol.ra's pure Winos and
Trtvluov.rstaiud gar..WOL7E, for the accommodation of
anti , dealers 111,1,4 „Ccuintrdt, Pats up assorted cases of
Vitae and Such a mai," and au& a merchant,
shoUld be'susaiiied againht his 'fernier thormandi ofoppo
nentarp,the'lliiited, States, who sell nothing 'bur !mita-
Hopi, vuleoini &Ik'e to human health an"d'hilsop tress.
JAI Grocer, No. Hirfaet Xing st., Agvnt.
"Jelttl7 o o/VISTLI6,47Otrn.TIN , DELAIIigAREI"
1:14 ''PaLft3l , oPl2o.oll. , l4B ',llailifE..L , Thelatitisdilbiir: hav
ingiold rein Of•his Ftirme,:will Beni the rethaining one of.
120 ACRES; it is situated near the Village, bettoded by'
Vie:Mato hist:Y.lo)okt* TWWilmligtotr,only.aahort,walk to
, thi:Denet , brthO- Philaderphia,'Wllmington. and Baltimore
Itatlmid, divided into 6 enclosures, the crops • this Season:
of Hay, Oata,Cono and WheaLisuxceeded by few farms - of
IZI L I
-R s
9 roqms, is ith . 13 kati,6o,by, 59 feet,'atutiling under.
Tqr aleck; Old goodAdked 6011414 fOr. Wood. - Mid" "
hirritigei,pvotiet ai o d 'fiii.*Y,iiittal.rit!''Thd and
isonsitua Vi t,notuVii' °tor" of,all4m,outaide
1111 .0 1 1fg' 1) VP - :b.y. 8 'il‘t l ' 4 31 , - 'Stitch, r r ,
oivtied",b4 o l mdghtteris:that 01 '41* "*.'"
.falling, '_. ',Or I SOrIUg `weir' is 41, - Ittel 'tub; •
*lacy mi e'N't &Wog purpowonutuncong the best in
Us 00 WAY. Persons wanting lOUgarikenythare are foiri
Intro lot* "Molding Which thentirchaseetianfiade at the=
I . Italli Med he pas for e farm. Log areal" ini One-half
the-parchase mo y ney.- th .Maritet -withi n n-s-quarter to one
istArtil, likgrA im ttut Mix4tlA4amilry#4A-4tiurehiNs
aj&f.9!..4 , oFier ~,- !Ka* ORA Itizool lotel 4.w,, a r ersoni
11,11 .11*.AIATiumkaawripvpkstixc%-Apqtd look
l4t. I .W. .-'. XD2RifoR -iii.:44.40.- ,-._,.,,, • •
~
• - - -,', ...WHEW HEISLER, ‘:
. 2 ,1 02 ,64 ~. ,: ,..,Chtiil , .. :../i9gr.cskatO.P . o, Del:,-
rmHE NEW AMERICANODYCIEIDEEDIA.•
1 ----VOIrETMR-Xl-4(AO-10--NOZ,
it y,fff rocopem-sw itinfor •
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Pi* . :it6k4a4 . *.i f i z ,44
BONA i .• I: -
aq 4 05 1 41,..04 1 , 11 4141 0 F22140..,! . ';',Fa n •
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MEIER
WJFAARREN,
Bostrm.
A SUPERLATIVE
OT:T I.:X. I
BM•;„f
101 A
- ,
1 , 3 ., ..,7c;
DIS F THE KED N.Ey.s,,:
. .
L 'w,E4,lKrtristr ANY` KIND;
' •
.... T :t-FEVER. AND ACUE,
§jromili4pm o LIVES.
finch is Indication. Acidity of the Stoinnel,Colictr
onyst,- Low of' AnsUie; .DetpOndyttut jiw el.ttps,
Mind and BlawlingShah:4o s in Kamm, ummatie, and
Neural& MreaktwitAta *uixereqs, Prim 4
- bigtarbueadal t *PA 14kAthei. 44%44 0619.1.en.n.
epurely net*. CoAirmitis prepared on strictly
scientino -principles, a ft er tips manner pt. the ftleb
dfurisiwor„-Bwhtse. fin - ingetion athclui ptp
. ducal itubstrodnetkon bus, the derma conuneneing with
.those the 41,1priand ;Instal:WV A* Swat this
umbra, otTorusny of wkow, bro t_Aiit4 them 194
bsad4dforxt - 911 9r l fif No nm t a'ea
g4gat ra, 2 4o4 tvg n i-P iibh A Amaf ft!!
•
',„4,s l "B•cm-re2" . '"rtivev-:, tha9= s E - H:=a 7 3 1
hlerflay ftf l6ll '4 B * kr /1 1 4 h !
'and ankillisdnt trt gar
c=u7M ands eta; " 1 g sPhf,
Inthe ottani, .
Nerfleriflgoarefiripiets to mid tide sl-bestrage
, ,be dbtapprinted; but to the sick, weak and low sphited,lt
niUsge I grateful weraxat*eurdial, bos &
wied shwas
" -I READ CAREFULLY, •
no cierridtit(li.fably concentrated Bcerhare's Holland
"Bitters le pat" up In balPplut Wm only; and Maned at
Dim Dona* per biettleier sit bottles for Ply*Domass. - The
greet demand for this holy celebrated Medicine bastaduced
man tridtatlotuy which the patio shoat gaud against
P 13.
air Beware of Impiedtion. Bea that ma name !synth*
label of every bottle you buy. .
Bold by Druggists generally. It Gan be forersrded
by Enron to most points.
f- SOLE PROPRIXTORD: • •
BENIAMMP AGE, JR. & CO.
MAIUYAOTUEINO
pharinaciutigs ztttd etemists
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Foraale by ILPIEDIAN. & CO., No. 1 East Orange street,
Lancaster. ' [sep 4 Ty 34
H ELMBOLD,S -GENUINE PREPARE!,
TION.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED "
COMPOUND Fl tro EXTRACT BUCHU
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and
DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases ,the power of Digestion, and
excites tbe'ABSORBENTS into healthy Isctioii, by which
the WATERY OR CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are tedneed, as well as
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and is good for
MEN. WOM.E.N, .01t, CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT . DUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early Indis
cretion or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:—
IndispoeitlotT to Exertion, ' Lose of Power,
Loss of. Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves.. ; Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakeful nese,
Dimness of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the - Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness ofatus.Skin, • ErupEops on the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medi
cine Invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who can say that tlfey - srs - hot frequently followed by
those "DIREFUL DISEASES,"
• "INSANITY; AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF'TEIE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the Melancholy Deaths by Cronsumption,
DEER AMPLE WITNESS TO VIE TRIFTM or, :Tap ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION O'CE AFFECTED WITH OR
GANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the ribd of medicine to Strengthen and
Invigorate the System.
Which Hstiknicmis's , EXEßACT BUTIHU invariably does,
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL.
FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED Ott CONTEM
; PLATING MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES,
the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy, as
Chlorosis or ILdention, Irregularity, Painfulnees, or
Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scir
rhous elan of the Uterus. Leurorrhcea or Whites, Sterility,
and for All complaints incident to the sex, whether.arialug
from Indiscretion. Habits of Dissipation, or iu the
DECLINE Olt CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABoVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT I
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM, MERCURY, OR UNPLEASANT
MRDIGUYE., POR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DISEASES
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCLID
CIIIIEB
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, At little Expense ;
Little or no change in Diet; No inconvenience ;
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions,
Preventing and Curing Strictures of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Intlammation, eo frequent in the
class of dioceses, and expelling all Poisonous, Diseased, an d
worn-out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
.and who have paid HEAVY PEES to be cured in a short time,
have found they were deceived, and that the " POISON "
has, by the use of " ASTRINGENTS,. boon dried
up in the system, to break out in an agaravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.. •
Use EtELMLiI.D . B BEau for all affections and
diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever canoe originating and no matter of
110 W LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these OritanArequire the aid. of a DIURETIC
. _
HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BLICRII
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have the defined effect in all Diseases FOR
WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED.
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible character
will actsmapany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From 8 V 20-years' manding,.
Wrta NAMES inroink xo
spiuNcE AND FAME.
PRICE 11{1 00' PEEL - BOTTLE, iIE SIX FOIL. ski 00.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from observa
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS LX ALL COMMUNICATIONS
lELLinus OILLEANTEED l lamcr. GruiLs I
COMM
Personally appeared before me, an Aldermais or the City
of Pbtindelphia, IL T. UELMBOLD, who being duly atiorn,
•tiottt say, his preparations contain no narcotic, no mercury,
or other injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable.
. _ . .
ffworn and subscribed before me-, this:2.3rd day of No.
ventber, 1851. ' Whi. P. lIIBBER.D, Aldprman,
• •. v' Ninth St. - above.ftace, Phila.
Addreei letters for infarteation th coidlderica to -
,11, P:HELIABOLD:OIteniist,
Depot,lo4South teeth St., below Chestnut, Phil.
BEW4IIII OF OctIINTERFEITS AND lINPPINCIPLED
• . • DEALPRS;:
Who endeatorto - diapose "co? THEM own" and " arms "
anttchisi Oft TEM arconkluotr ATTALYED BY
Relilifolfal3euttine Preparatibns,'
• • " • Extriset BuChu, •
• ' • • •‘•' 'Sarearnerllla,
„,. • yelproved'ltese ' - -
4,27-SOLD•BY ALL - DRUGGPATS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOIt,HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO AYLMER.
Out oat the alivertisement and fiend for it; avid avoid
Impoaltiou and Exposure. • • • • ,•
For sale by KAUFMAN & CO.; late Rockatield & Co., No.
1 Kramph's Building, Fast Orange street, Lancaster.
apr 17 f • ly 14
^IOYER'S SULTANA'S SA.UU.E.
POE HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.
moat delicious and appetlaing
tones invented by the renowned.
Sows" for the Londan Reform
tub,is, since his decease, naanu
:toted-by the well : knaten house
Canes & BLACIIWILIy Landow;
nn the original recipe. It is the
ratite dance in'Soglarid; and on
AO Continent, with :a
. high and
stowing reputation among In
can Epicures, and is mach approved
of Ise stitnnlant to the appetite and aid to digestion.
OrLIIOLiBOFILELE IA)71: 1 0N PLLESS. - .
!'Wei recommend ens corresponcant to try ISIONS.
Horde new Hance, entitled '• the Sultana's Sauce: It is
made afier the Turkish 'recipe; its flavor is excellent, and
It Affords considerable aid in eases Of Blow'and weak diges
tiOn.”—The Lancet • -
Sitialy 'Piquant and Spicy, worthy the genius of
iloyer..,-Obscroer.
.!‘ Wainet valuable adjanct to Fish, Flesh, and Fowl, and
ehattld haves place on every table,"—dual.
OoleAtienta fim the-United S§tes i -
GAltliNlpl G. YVELIN, 217'Folton street, New Ycrrk.
Baas k, HAYES, B 4 Cornhtll, Boston
Grocere'ind Fruit Dealers everywhere.
, NERCHANT TAII.I . OII,I'NG-:
. Clear the track, O'llourir's tome back, - where he
WitlerfpoVrall bilioldfrieride,liiii•iiic ;feint , new • ones aa
will follow-heir miod'examele. in, decking the on* mail
' WWI thernest fashienable clothing,. cot In the moat arthe
tie- style, of which hje fame id far end near for doing it up
brown. , , :., • •,., . , • . .. . . .
Tlferseilikbe kept edestastly on-lttel a iroperb stock of
Viet h% Moth, OsedlOiresoind•Veetings, - Overccsst,
Vote, goods for business-sults, of knew• style, t wo • .-
(noel tomit'of Ise2ele-1 ,1 7 . Good Store,' iiaOf 'PDX/
The undareignsd would:take thirpreient oppOrtnnity of
ietiumilkg thenkii - to'htelnolneroas friendi df
atiodingi.let =Lbw tudiohage horetofofei extended;.
and trusts that s strict atteotton to htusinest will merit's
cottidoiditiSidlbrriiir 4iiiits; • •"-
''.Don't foridt.:IIAOURIVS, two &dm - east of Lanes'. Dry
(tied 8
n torei Biorilling;street.
,---
11is . 4rokaw • *PAP toitho.proxektaas,
of the entieirri jgsAlpyi4euse townehip,slssooplattr,
:9 0 .410tr.00304 ffbr of 4g l / 1 4114.0e,*Argejight., .. • _
4suppgsa, -DO aligifol2- SW" 10140‘ 2. 0 " -
9 1 ./.14145f140 Ape. 0 T44.46 1 1. 1 **1044 , tarot:
head, and - 4.lfix of the right eye._ The owner Is o regneeted
:LySelpe,Eoryard,-provo.preperty:yta:Kpgnepe,; and DAD
b i er away--othrirwlie she will be disposed of are=• to
- tr.> La 4'. .1
fittitik'..ililk r iti lifidllTX"Vrt gi,T 0 it SDP
.L The cutrier is tr eprimpeuroj Store to the newt
building neer} it Ijimp sten and directly oppoidt
the Co gsit Xs* *f Us now on band a well selected
deli - lei belonging to the Drug bushiesa,coniditth a r
il?,. . r. 1. 4 144 4%1 4 44% 04 0 0 1 .5:41 RP/Iderea.
a J°-,0 ruK4,420 Asic4kin:a
gig= t ingrAll" .
THO anitipatimacensi
..`,7;410.4C, c,-.IoP :!i, 7 -
.. , •
----
..
ts a constants
blood, by which this fluid . --.., - ; -t 4 K .°
weAlkOliftrtr . 'ir AuV i
fArst
Perynani '*hnin' ' ' v4s,
in dimes:son anypart . *t../ . rs''UNg4ll , l AR
fninits - attacks, nor is there one wbielt itrasa yJ
nt ) a rw - riT h f - P r iePAt i liona t l
cm s 1 4"ifteuria 4avatebtlwir .. ,
'wooed . 4), ''ltiri=stit.W" ~ , ,
and... i filthy harks, the 'd ' Oft: 9
-aliose--al, by-ttia s • " •
ever be itkoriVrigigtedibuexbne=
ptiturion, aese CllnV i ik i n- 1 .17 3 4* •
unto the third a.norfort4gm i,!*
ii 1443/48,,,
it seems to be the rod ofTiro ill& iiy4 o ,W .
4 thy ink:pith:, of the -fathers-urn
, ....t• ,a nct. .." . t I ....11'.??......1A743TC i
t Its effects ounruincelal ". 'so
blood recorript oraticerounsuft taro
v
a
the lungs, liver, and internal biellua lt
AuberchsKo toutheltilan*lN - - i --- 4 -- ra
the surface, eruptions oraorarea
rirPtiofn, which gosaderstu tuildoSoff, dikomesso
the omergies oflife, sollita Siiratislous crunalig
tions-net only -suffer -from sevnfidurut -cam
plaints,..hup thif 'Ftrrtifaitrfeiifs,PqlllOy:r_tll•ltili'tlli' -
stalla , th,Q lea* cf., a Orl"
quently, vast numbers
which, although not scrofulous-in-their name,
,/ ire ital `'imideT6d * c id Sy' Ik e taiiit Em
system. -,Mo.st of the cansuniptites lib,ipfi . ~,3
cunates the human family has its origin
4
. in 'Alio' geroftiluus 'ion.lointiriatkal ; rind in
deatrFtive diseases pfstile liYa ii ltidien br,
and, =deed, of all !tip onpunk** .g - t
are aggraysted by thvg - sounteattler -- -7
One quarter hf illnuerogi4l4 .
their,persons are invaded by tliiii ~r,,nrcifuitW
fiction and their health is ratderminedgbpite,
, A cleilnke IV"P l i t i l ArSrigrntliV
thnidood by an altelll szt 13 4 Amt..
vigorate it by healthy food_ isschialso
such a medicine we supply flt , . - ir,-: jtahT
. T
C nd Extractof Sa 01
ompon- ars pg
the, most effectual; remily t whi ‘ ch tlw 114
Ain - cif our. fades 'eau fck - fhip t :
where *wailing and fatalsnaltuiy:. 11.iscet
.hined from the most aclive..3.Rae4L •
been idi
cri,setiF9Ted* itacdtpurEfittc9.*X, ;.
disorder from the blood, and the resatteen4he,
system from - destniedire. - donacjiitmees.
Ileum it should be ethpleyeti.VlTh"VX
not only scrofula, but also ilide:Ciflier
tions which urise-frorn •Intell-hig BleOrnreli
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. Anisth.•••te Avg
Russ, or. ERTSIPEI•AS E
BLOTCEES, MAINS and BOILS,. Timms,
and SALT Rneum,' SCALD Rae*. RIROIGIiiiF
iIunnismsm,SYPHILITIC and MnuctuerkS Dil4-
• Emma; Ihurear, larsenesss, Dnitturre
indeed, As .COMPLAINIS balsmo Tnom-Nr
TED on henna BiDOD. The popul4liellet
in << impurity of the blood" is .foundedinirlitil,
for-acmfula-is . si degeneration efthehlead.,::Mil
partidular pirpose and virtue:6f tioNyikpbA,
rills i s, te'pur . ify and'regenertite,VAMtal*A .
without which sound healt,lt•is ingickeibleAn
contaminated constitutions. • ;.
- Ayet's Cathartic Pills; , !
FOR ALL- TREIORPOSEO: OF - ATANO Him%
are so composed that diseasewithin the. Tenge,el
their action can rarely uigistand or evade them
Their Renetrating preperttee - eettrcli,'ainiqrAunkp,
and invigorate every portion Of *the.'hemanprgirst
ism, correcting its diseased tiold4r4 t aint iestentik
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence pL #Ase
prope. ties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debilityis:aattminhed , :to
health or enemy restored. by reinedy at once ep
Simple' and inviting,
Not Only do they cure 'eveV-daY eoniptSintii
of every body, but also 'many, l'orrnidahle,l'lfd
dangerous, diseases. The agent beIOW Tarried is
pleased - to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costive
ness, Heartburn, lieaddehe ctrising froit diairvieteti
Stomach, Nauseh;lntligestion, Pam id and Morbid
Inaction of the Bawds, Flathleney i .Lost, ARK-.
tite, Jauudiev, and other 'hindred: coingiiinA
arising from a low state of the body or Astilictn*
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry PeOor4l,,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenesh
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consurp.
tion, and for the telief of Consttniptife
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease. •
. .
So wide is the field of its usefulness and sonar
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons ftith . -
Hely known, who have been restored from alattaitrg
and even desperate diseases of the iungs.brits
use. When once tried, its superiority ovei - eiety
other medicine of its kind Is too Apparent to espapg
observation, and where its virtues are. knovrnitthe
public no longer hesitate what antidotato.emplay
for the distressing and dangerous affection of-thie
pulmonary organs that are incident to ontelitteiter.
While many inferior remedies thrust Rp . Pethe
community have failed and been disCarded;lbis
has gained friends by every trial f conferred bane*
on the afflicted they can never forget, aid 440-
duced cures too numerous and too •remarkable,to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY -
DR. J. C. AYEg &
LOWELL, MASS.
B. A. PAHNtefuefi
CHARLES A. ILNINITRE, Lancaster.
JOHN WAYLAN, No. 60 North queen etieetrLaiier
and by all Druggists in the eoimtry. ma 91
.Dyspepsia, Debility of the,,,System ) ,Dystfyilii,
Dyspepsia, Debility of ilia:Systini; Itylpepii4
Liver Complaint;
Liver. Comple4it, ACtid,#'4) ):1 . !?
Bilious Complaints, BA, Hetnlathipt.'
Bilious CoMplaints, Sick Ileadialte,
FLATULENCY,. LOSS OF - APPETITE, FL'AtutEik Loss'OF4l
and the numberless other_ diseases arising tram&
digestion and, functioned diSorder4:V
find, when the disease is not beyond the l iners", med
icine, ready relief in that establiahed.'a***Yl
remedy,
THE OXYGENkTED . EITTEII3I,
THE OXY9ENATED,EITTEES,
CONTAINING NO''
i ELISIBODD.
Reliable Testimony
We call the attention of the'eeaderlo di:lacking
letter from President Smith, of,Yregeli* 14V477itY:
DSIDDLFTQWN 990,;.1,4,1?.;.4012110
. . .
Stiff. W. FOWLE & CO...—GentleaneLro-4 , 11wr
made we of the Oxygenated •Bltters arena eaVidt:i;er
eight years since. Having suffered ;fOr
from a form of dyspepsia, which was attended watbi:a
nervous headache, on an average of not lees theneme
,day in a week, I NesimittsegzzlefileitPletetelAfinr"
nmmendation of Dr. Green,- grtiztry one bottle, ;WU(
id benefit.as received to discinittritte We'trart."'-'
The oat of one bottle imrefile4e•iiiithei*.:4o°
extent of some threes or four, with a carefolobstervance
of the accompanying directions. The'
almost entire relief frona . the usual distiePt4"tryjiiplitgs
and their depressing, Palefal!consequences: J. believe
these, Bitters produced an entire chetige'Bt the' hisidtzfibf
'my system, and upon the active entiigietioNiAnlltATe
organs. I now deem myself .asexempt.from Dytnepsla
as most pereenit. These Bitters haintr-Cetibleglo
- vice to other members of MY i t ,
~; ; ,.d
• . Very respectfully, yours ? , ....,
AUGUST,US,W' SMITE:
TINE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
THE OXYGENATED
' - ' • ' ••• ' StODDARTY It 11:036itr30,4: ~
bleMrs. 5ET 11 . 1 : 47 ; ," 0 7*/. B ec CO., •
~ . • : ~ ri dr
Cents I wan, formumpyrran a greatairlisramimen
Dyspepsia or Walelbra Bl4,M 4'i li K .l P 6 P! t , t o / 61111 / 4
within my reacbr but Iliibfiirgi.lintA;:l4449tife
by the. recommendation 'of inYphyarciaryDn. , Hasolinn,
'to rtialM use of the Oiygenated pilfer*: 'TherfifilaktUe
produced hui a ; slight alteritiouin*dMgArgad
it not been for.the urgent *Most -aelnyvpsydriair, I
phopld then have disconAloged. they both 'ftittritifl trim
to be of no avail ; but hie ian.fidiojcVaspiWAcialr
severe, and after. using to thb extentrathidf a diiniallot
' tits, I had entirely' regained. ihr•tkeilsti• :r, yi.ijfejal
Dyspeptic Pereoll*Wiiillbeinduced tii give tliit . i Tor
trial, being confident that the remedy it thrraddrirotearr
zro
for the various foraryorl)yagepaii, - tharhair brTerf
dUced. *di n , • • •. .. . . ~. 1. :31 - It. 53
• - •• • ATEA4NtFiOEi
OXYGENATED BITTERS.....4WSIGthAtfIOODANOWN
69 - are troubled with the debility
of warm weather,,we, cordially . res..geell# WA
gri S of
the Oxygenated Sitters an an , levigotatigitcadqukeWi
tainineno . i:lcotol in itif.cotitAtir#l' l,762 litaitg
more real merit than. anytireAritfon ' ol Iligktr2 we
havioierkiidivn.--Orisx#l4 Pepubfisexa a 0
T A E airo*rivrkidtkiilektio,
THE O.I[YOANATVAP'IIOIIBO4
PEENEED - BY 8. W. FOWLE &
• ../EL'FrowniftroWlTUEloura--..5
by.Dr4:oo; Pei.400110.40445X0r,
sownwukciti 4.lfer - 01;..4.1""b
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cir i • , . ,
For ialOty . . 1012b, N 4 gi
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A. adustah, - rariothr,l a d - .. 4, - ,?, - •'4 4 s
Ind* . ch.en ,iin; J: •T c • yl -1 .• • -
k ! .. w . • ~ , ,,,T aln; . - , ~.. "••••:'.. it s , ' • .
i•, " ' • -y . ,,i`'`,7 r, Thr otli ke.' ;: ~ thl i fir, !' '7,
ktfi; : k f td ' VIA; INC • •: 44Avb , ~" '
1k v
... , xtliPs..r . . ' - , 41 1 - 0%,.
-will r -
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Bolin_Lia7l4(sails
Mu: follgAr Ulf Vidor Idlior of tk b 1141,01.-
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