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Nor. 17, 1854.
Vw Vwlwii ,(,-Tk Lnnsnn Cawasict.
fcae MMUpfiMf ch largaot eiiwalattua of uy ttngliali
awwaseear la Union eouty.
atdllerlal Oorveepeodeate of XTWlabar( Chronic!.
n.tnBiFBuaa, Not. 13, 1951.
A might tv been expected, tbe boat
yracbed the Junction just in time to see
tbe caw gliJe put beyond bailing distance,
and '' I knew bjr tbe imoke which to grace
ful ly curled" along tbe blue Uuffa of
Kalian, little Perry." tbat it as Dot
" distance lent enchantment" to tbat view,
and lessened its charm every moment. So
abonldering uy carpet bag, with other dis
aotnfitted stragglers, I trudged on foot to
the point of the Island, two miles, char
lend a conveyance to Dauphin, six miles,
thence walked to tbe railroad four miles,
tbvnce took possession of a passing freight
boat, and arrived at the Capitol with flying
lor.
This is a great town in its way, and is
getting greater every year. Col. Oniit baa
ka.l the State Capitol Hotel painted a light
lor, and fitted up afresh for the especial
aveommodition, I bupposc, of the Uuion
on ii I j division borers. Private dwellings,
and lufly machine shops arc steadily fh
rraMng, and every thing betokens go
abeaditivenets and prosperity. It needs
Ike latter certaiuly, for real estate is held
at exorbitant rates, rents rnn np to a fig
are tbat make the eyes of denizens of these
part expand to owl-like openness, and I
beard it remarked at tbe breakfast table
this morning, that the cheapness of mar
keting is " getting no better fast." For
instance: potatoes command from $1.50
to $1 75 per buthel ; apples SI 50 ; flour
$10.50 perbbl ; butter 371 to 50 cts.
per lb. ; eggs 25 cts. per dozen ; beef 12
ta pur lb. ; and so on from tbe tcp of the
eealc to the bottom. It is no wonder that
the pipers, and " poor folks" seem to thiuk
that a gastronomic millennium is some
wetkt off yet. It costs less, I am told, to
live iu Phila. than here.
The Canal Hoard make their annual ap
pointments to-morrow. Applicants arc on
band thick as the locusts of Egypt and as
ravenous. Their doings are no particular
Mneern of mine although I have an un
lacky fee simple in II. S. Mott's 180,000
j riry, that I would sell out fur half
f rice, but with only a special warranty
yet if the Board could only have a tithe
of the anathemas and demonstrations I
beard from boatmen in our. short ride down
the Susquehanna Division, they would
sake some clean sweeps of their employees,
and perhaps be so obliging as to wind up
the operation by politely hoisting themselves
out, by the seat of their own breeches.
Bat as office holders don't' commit a frlo
eh te after tbat fashion, I suppose such a
patriotic result is not to be anticipated just
t present. Besides, with a Whig admin
istration coming in, the Canal Board may
b accessary, to preserve the public morals !
No other public news of any special
importance, My next may be from Pitts
barf, or the Queen City. u. c. a.
The Recent State Elections.
NEW YORK.
The Legislature is largely Whig and
Maine Law. The Whig State Ticket is
lrctcd, except Governor, for which there
is a close contest between Seymour, Dcm.,
and Clark, W. Seymour ahead, yester
6r. Congressmen as follows :
"l. William W. Valk, K. N-
2. J. S. T. Stratabam, W.
8. Guy K Pelton, W. K. N.
4. John Kelly, S., 74 over Walsh, II.
5. Thomas IX. Whitney, K. N.
C. John Wheeler. Ind. D.
T. Thomas Childs, jr., W. K. N.
8. Abram Wakeman, W.
9. Bayard Clark, K. N. W.
)0. Ambrose S. Murray, W.
11. Kufus II. King, W.
12. Kil'.iau Miller, W.
13. Russel Sage, W.
14. Dr. Samuel II. Dickson, W.
15. Edward DoM, W.
16. George A. Simmons, W.
17. Francis E. Spinner, S. D.
18. Thomas R. Horton, W.
19. Jonas A. Hughston, W.
20 Orsamus B. Matteson, W.
21. Henry Bennett, W.
22- Andrew Z. McCarty, W.
23. William A. Gilbert, W.
24. Gen. Amos 1. Granpcr, TV.
2.V Edwis B. Morgan, W.
25. 'Andrew Oliver, Anti-Neb. D.
74.
John M. Parker, W. ,
28.
29.
William E. Kclscy, W.
John Williams, Soft K. N.
SO.
'Benjamin Prmgle, W.
ThuinasT. Flagler, W.
31.
82. Solomon G. Haven, S. G. W.
33- Francis S. Edward., W. K. N.
Members of ihe present House reelected.
Total 25 WbigSjincludicg regular Whig
na.iJaUa who bad the Know-Nothing
utipport ; S Know-Nothings ; 3 Softs, in-
lnding one (Williams) elected ta W liig
District by tbe Rnow-Nothings ; 2 Ant;
Nefcra'ka Independents (Wheeler and
Olfver) elected on tbe merits of their op
position to Douglas. No Hards at all.
Total 33, of whom, but three even affect to
like Ikree, Douglas t Co., and they arc
not balf in earnest a best it Two years
ago, Pierce bad 23, and the Whigs 10.
Two new Members have just .been elected
to tbe present Congress Isaac Teller from
the XI 1th District (Dutchess and Colum
bia) sud II. C. Goodwin from the XXIId,
(Owcgoand Modit.cn ) The new Members
ore both Whig, replacing Gilbert Dean, j
ft-f- tud Citth Suiiih, (AMitiuaist.) j
. MASSACHUSETTS
In 308 towns, which is all the State but
21 towns, tbe vote for Governor stands :.
Gardner, American; 78,843 ; Washburn,
Whig, 7,135 ; Bishop, Dem., 13,105 ;
Wilson, Free Soil, C518 ; Wales, and
scattering 1060. Gardiner's majority over
all others will be Dearly 85,000.
American Congressmen have been elect
ed, in every Dihtrict as follows :
1. It. H. nail.
2. J. Bumngton.
' 8- William S.Dnmrell.
4. Linus B. Comins.
5. Auson Burlinghame.
6. Timothy Davis.
7. Nathaniel P. Bauks, re-elected.
8. C. L. Knapp.
9. A. Do Witt, re-elected.
10. W. Morris.
11. Mark Taafton.
For Legislature, the State baa been
swrtit bv the Americans, who have prob
ably every Senator, and all but eight or
ten of the 318 members of the House.
The whole American ticket for State offic
ers runs np to tbe Governor nearly. The
Lieutenant Governor elect is Simon Brown,
of Concord, editor of the New England
Farmer.
xiciiigax
Is completely revolutionized throughout
Kinsley S. Bingham, Governor, and 9
other State Officers all Fusion ists and
the Congressmen of the same stripe, viz.
1 William A. Howard,
2 Henry Waldron,
3 David S. Walhriuge,
4 Moses Wisner.
Anti-Ncbraskaisin is triumphant in nearly
every county.
vriscoxsix
Has chosen an Ami-Nebraska Legislature
and also all the Congressmen, viz.
1. Daniel Wells, Jr., Dem., re-elected
2. Cadwallader C. Washburne, W.
3. Charles Billinghurst, F. S.
AS IF JERSEY
Gives an Opposition majority in the Leg
islature, and elects to Congreej
1. Isaiah D. Clawson, W.
2. George W. Robbins, W.
3. Jatucs Bishop, W.
4. George Vail, D-, re-elected.
5. A.C.M Pennincton, W., re-elected.
j All Anti-Nebraska except Vail, who has
a very small and much reduced majority.
ILLINOIS.
Legislature, State Officers and Congress
are Anti-Nebraska as far as beard from
list of Congressmen not complete.
DELAWARE.
Americans elect Governor and Cong
ressman (gains) by 1000 maj , and Local
Officers in all the three counties.
Another Appalling Shipwreck
Occurred early yesterday morning, on
the Jersey shore, a few miles south of
Long Branch, by which we are obliged to
record a dreadful sacrifice of life. The ship
New Era, from Bremen, with nearly 400
persons on board, all Germans, except the
crew, went ashore in a dense fg, and at
the latest accounts, was a perfect wreck
only the captaia aoi a few others having
reached the land.
Deal Beach, Nov. 14. The life boats
succeeded in boarding the wreck of the
New Era this morning, and it is hoped
that tbe surviving passengers will soon be
rescued. The ship is very much broken
un. but the masts are fortunately still
! standing, enabling the passengers to cling
to life.
second DEPrATcn.
One hundred and thirty passengers have
been landed on the beach by means of the
the life boats and those haviDg charge of
them.
Two tug boats arc here, but are unable
to render any assistance yet, owing to the
heavy swell.
In all, fifty dead bodies have been pick
ed op along the beach.
I IIIB.D DESPATCH.
New York, Nov. 14. One of the
steam tugs has just arrived from the wreck
of the New Era having left at 91 this
morning. The captain, officers and crew,
with the exception of the steward, have
been saved. A great number of dead bo
dies are lasbed in rigging.
Of the 400 souls on board, only one
hundred and two arc saved.
Another Secret Ohoanizatiox. It
is said that secret organization exists in
all the upper counties of Missouri, the ob
ject of which is to carry slavery iuto Kan
sas, at all hazards. Men arc pltdgcd to
repair to that territory on tbe night preced
ing the election, present themselves at the
polls next day, and cast their suffrages for
slavery and its candidates. The society is
said to contain several thousand members
already. Senator Atchison bas tbo credit
of originating it, and Rev. Thomas John
son, late Delegate in Congress, from Neb
raska, is employing it to foist himself into
the same position, from Kansas.
Norfolk, Not. 14. A brig tbe name
of which is at present aokaown has gone
ashore and sunk, off Cape Henry, and it
is supposed tbat all on board have perish
ed. Baltimore, Not. 14. The Southern
mail has been received. The Picayune
states that the revolutionists on the Rio
Grande are preparing for another catn-
New York, Nov. H Tbere-vtas quite j
a fall of snow in Western New York this ;
morning. At Dunkirk it fell to the dejit a
four inches, and was still tilling. 1
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST
Union County Business.
COCRT Proclamatlon-Wheres. the
Hon. ABM 8 WILSON. President Judge I
for th. Hutu Judleial ro.trirt.onn.irtimor ih eonntles
of Unioo and Mittlm, tu4 Jacjb Wittmmtem anl Jami j
.Uft4HLU K.quire-s A8iUt JuJrel In L'ni'.n eoouty,
km lu.-d tlTU Jpt, hrmrin d.h th. IMth U; of
Septal &&4, and to mr titrvcUtl, tor th holjiu of ma Or
li&u Court, Court of ConttnoD I'lem. Oyer n(l TrrmiiM-r,
and gontral (aartrr Srvtuiw, mt NW UKUMN, fur the
amnty vf In ion, on tbe third JUt-may of VhVR ntxtf
(bdtix th IHtti day) island to cootie ue two wwk.
KOTICE m therefore hfrel'y in Coroner,
Jui-tiv of Ute Peaetf, and Cootablc ia and for tin- coun
ty of Lnin, to ai'iwmr in tlH'ir own proper pernon with
U..II.. it i.. in,in;.(tuui ttwaminmiinna- at ii-l
other K mi tubraur, to tlo thot tMoga whu b their
ofltcaa and in Ui-lr behalf appertain lu be done; and all
witnenea and other DeWMW ir-icoUne in behalf of the
Commonwealth an-t any prra or perm.it-, mm re-
without lem .t tl ir iN-ril. Jiutim are rrnnMbd ta ,
be punctual in tkeli ait. ixUnn tt tb appotutnl tiaw
mtgwtk'., u notir.. ,'
K H.riin. ih. inh ,i of Oct.. in thr t. of our LoM
on tnourand eiRbt buudrvd and 61tv-(our. mud in thm
SUtM of Aaorica- bua m uu iumm-mmraiu.
Jull.N KKaLElt, SKtriff.
Jury List-Dec. Term, 1854.
CKAXDJVKOHW.
Bffj. thirl 1 Homing.
l..7 Jb H iiumt. B. Frj r. It- nrjr TpT.
Hut li-ff ilo'. John Wnlfr ("n rl. )
lfr:li. llMiry Miller, Hubert ioaUr, Sirnwl UapL
hflllf. Jrri li Kelly.
Wrsr ByoM Ammxn. Thoi. Uyw, Job. UaixelL
Limrit'inr Kithv-rt Ha-lP.r.
ililHiinry Jolin Ui-li. l. B nj W. Thompion.
H.J-lttcrr.1 Jan'b HirUicb.
Vniw Isaac .nuth.
Vrry Jarfjb Martin, Ei,.
I'num JfWpli l-pli-v.
irii,auun K'lwurd !illrr.
H hUc Out Juhn Uittin, Jaeob llr, Nicho. Oroow.
r.i reuse jvuokx.
Ajrrr riiillp Kinur, 1'aul Ucnfvr, Jucb Kcm, Miisn
Vm fKil'tltmWl ItanglT, Jr., Samuel Slmonton, Jov-j h
lii.'ff'.n.twf' r.
O-titrr UofTg Riker, Franc ItacliinU'rs,.Topph I'ain
tr, John !triithir-r. Albright dwtuejurd, KrK-rick E.
Krvinrr, G-rt. S;.ni"l. "
rnibiiy Jamea lljr. e, Michael nchthorn, llenry W.
rrit.
II Jfinburq John Trie", ). W. Pcnnlnstnn.
IV-ntu -Simon Hants. J.ihn K. llottctipUin, llfnry Lloyd,
lri.t II.-IS.T. Itcurv C. Ky, Siiml Kitter, io Kby.
Bill HqTdar Saml liunkle, John ZeMern.
Mrrt H.ifdoT Kinm-n. John V. Barber, Ilcnry
shontz. John llarn, dbaKtian Witoaer.
HirlltJohn t. Wilson, S. B. Hhui, Jacob Smith,
ttaniu.! Arncy.
Ktllf William Rorcr.
tViau-jniiKJaoub Klrckner, William Xortling, Jr., Philip
rVrlmlil.
Arw rin William Stcinrnek.
IVrrjf Itciijauiiti 8iiyd,T.
rHin tiisire K. nlirh. ltnbcrt P. Cornclta9.
WtiJtitujttim -J:u Kourh Jr.
ItViite D-XT John llakt-r, I'aul (locdlander.
VKT1T JVRORS (lid
IMin,-rrKjrrkk Uolendur, John 11. smith, Henry
Moy w, Jacob lrr.
iriey &uituIC. Wilt. Jacob Itlnraman, John Pitman,
Jr., tlard Kliuo, MiuhaW Wolfe, Wm. Katberman.
Vmn Jijnll rouldron,
tUtffitUit Jo5cih Vanvida, Daniel Oephart, John L. Oaor
iiarl. &anr Abner Mil ttt-swartu, Stmon Aijlcr, Jacob Bea
rer, a-nmilel (Jreelihoe.
E-iA llaftloe Abraham Farley,
H;j lluf.tlot William arria.
fcwufmrg Jo-.h Kcsl, Tbomaa Graham, A. J. WeMcn
Mill, ClieriM 8. Crita, Jonathan Spy latr, Jauea Kelly,
IVterllur-h
C'arre-J.ienb It ichley, Jacob Aurand.
IVrry Abner II.irnU"i-r.
II .We D"r Mlchai-I Kyar, Jaenb Syr-hrr, Ilenry High,
t'mum tltir. U.-an-r. M.irtm iluuklc.
tftjeawM i'Lili? Ilurkbart
Isst'E List, Pec. T. 154.
Peter Rlrhterj Ex'n f Wf Wajonnelter
eauie t r t..f J 1 VV V U anwllrr
Jonathan. Ui-rnVrlintt Hartman jr with not. to (Jam.
lhiul llencler Jamcti M C'rt'icht
Henry W nydt th J"hn Snyder' Adin'r
Mary Ketch ley ws Wm Keichley
BeTijn lug tt LP Teed
Cha 8trM t tjLoS Kimble
J MTadden't Adiu'r ' K'-yine Insurance Compy
Christ for Cameron t Cm A I rick
Juhn llao W M Van Valsfth
tie Rrnrn ti White beer Township
Petur Ihmlrert A 9 CummintfH (if miU)
Jhn M H-nftr Ta I.yoimtnjc Mutual tire Inau. Com p.
Hiirh-t AlbririUt T.t LoreuMPTevd
lt-nry llirh T eame
II k V lliath r ita no
J W cif -nv'Wfl T.x't et al th Jaeob Uonserjr
Aifrcd Koi'i ts Wm Manrk
Wm J Hutrhin t SlifT an-l Friek
Tru.:kmoTUa.Orcen 4 Co th UoffmanAMesainjer 2it
tUml lU-iti-r ts tfim-io Vmnk
unl kvn-zlcr t Ja il'Crt ifht
Peter Ihiuhert T A A Cummingt
;o S Kimlde t ban iu
: Saml iHinWr th PhiiipOrt
I IVr!y f r Siutnifbm th Henrj litgh
j Kinney rami Ritt- r
I William Uotvler rn lpaar ta-1det.
Jot. ti-Vr aud wifi Tti d
! lanl Heif-ler t Oeo Mlller'a Ex'ra
i Hank of DanTille T M i inner an.l ti B German
( Janj'-H Mi-Ort-iirht Tt Iraniel Kamrler
I Ham ail briii. r th Daulel hrnrk
Klw C Ilnrtinan th tinte Hill an other
' Jab Muuck tb Jflin iift an i other
IJ II .rtm;in jr t Jnenh (Jlnrirh
A W Krov r th Ahnihum Hr in
t'harlet l-'iher T William J Mny
. John Matthiafl Dr A 3 Cummings
rVai If h t Israel (JuMius
i limiry Cituhrnu T Jacob Brown
Mary J-nkin th II i Tar rt et al
I Michl Kteekarr t isaml Mnyer
I Ji:rl Itrown Ti Uenry Cocl.ran (2 SuiU)
! flltieldH A Miller Ti Henry Ittich
i Outes acd Wife Ti J-, h Ail ert
t BMno TH Jaeoh Al ert
Pnma r Jonathan Waterf
ChrlHtlan II rman th John Hnmmei -
Ad'tict. Vrnd'n k mith th H"ttman A MeMlngcr
Jnhri MnlliinH tr Joi Mitmnn
It A 8 CummitMT Ti lleet.r 4 Srewart
WHKlTlioer th Church, Koc.ke k Co
II II SlanrariU John Treator
E IH ar-y Ti Mark Halfpenny
K Moiiu ti Alex Ammotu
Brt-t:u Tiefi I vs John Fifhrr
tMi..ll.nrth.KtTn!.Jfetn th Mtcbl 3potti
' Maris E Trutt th John Trutt
j Benj Knrtz ts V Weiriek and M Weirirk
iitrtml Kyle ti Cathnr'me Wo!fn
J-hn Hauler Ti Christian Seliroyer
' H'-nry C Kyer Ti O Gundraiu'a Adair
Ch.trl.-H Cmi-jr. t farouet Bnlfer
Bnj:mln Mioemnaer th m. eorier
J. W.Thatrhi r f r J. II. AiprnJiiltn Kuti'i adm-
M. for D W. IlarK tx Jolin Uielw
Jaeoh K-k th John A?hhini, et al
Jnltn H. Walter th ierire Bfiwemoi
Kith-n A K-i(T-r th John Kernler, et al
l'Htiir-1 mi- Kiee'ra Ti Kllaahetl. Utt
Il-nrr Smith rn Ilcnry On
Manraretta Pahite. ke. th J. C. Wilson A wife
JttnifH Hol-h vh Jnhn nroftn
Unvid Prhwenk Ti J. Uowernox A 0. PMninger
m K. W;rfisei!i-r th John Ilartman jr.
Franklin fry er tf O. IjeitTirnr. et at
IVithan M--er TOt"re Ktnln .
Heal Estate.
mas
REAL ESTATE, AT
Public Sale. M
WIM. be offered at l'oblic Sale, on the
premises, in Hartley Tp, Union Co. on
f i-Unjj, ioiij )c;eliir, IS5.',,
the following valuable Real Estate, viz.
The MANSION Varm, com-
'prising 130 Acres more or less, all cleared
land in a good state of cultivation, except 10
jor 1! acres whereon is good TIM BE It, with
uie luiiowmg uuiiuwgs:
2-Storey STONE HOUSE and Kitchen,
LARGE BANK JSARX, mih Slxds,
also Carriage House, Wood House,
Spring House, Cider Mill and 1'rcss,
8 or 9 acres of ORCHARD, Limestone on the
farm, a Limestone Spring near the honse and
running water in tlie barn-yard. Also the
Farm of 149 acres, adjoining,
with One Hundred acres cleared and Ihe bal
ance veil Timbered, with a
Good Log Honse and Bam,
good Spring of running water near the build-!
ings, good Apple ORCHARD and other rrnit j
of various kinds. Also, adjoining the above, I
' t
250 Acres of good
TIMBEIt LAND,
which will be sold together, or in
IjIs. to sail purchasers.
CwThe above property is in a good neigh
borhooLwith Churches, School Houses, Mills,
Stores, Furnaces, Factories, Ac, convenient,
ft near the line of the proposed Lewisburg,
Center A Spruce Creek Railroad, and about
IS miles west of the Susquehanna Railroad at
Lewisburg, to which place there is a good
Turnpike.
I The property is in excellent order, and every
way worthy the attention of purchasers. Let
ters of inquiry answered, and terms made
known on ihe day -of sale, by
7 I. I .,
Surviving Executor of W ili.ii FosTia.dec d.
Hartteloo, Nov. 15, 185a
.., , .
Mlmmnmi "PCTtokraf M Sow B.rlln"8Ur, onpyt.1.
Adjonrnrd
'ORPHANS' court sale.
BY virtue of an order of th'e Orphans Court
of Union county, will be sulJ, at the
Public House of Gideon Uiehl in East BuUulo
Tj, Union Co, Pa, on
. - f , , y..,-
ruUlV, OfA VeClKb&
ia5, .u- f0ll0Wj,lC described Real Estate of
the late Georje Koyer, deceased :
A small tract cif first-rate Limestone land
situate in Biitfaloe township, Uuion connty.
adioininff lamlsof SsamuelGlickJolin Kohland,
anJ Juho Heimbach, Containing
13 Acres
and 134 Perches neat measure, all cleared
and in a high state of cultivation, and on the
public road leading from Lewisburg to New
Uerlin.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon of said dav. TERMS of sale easy, and
will be made known n dav of sale.
GKUlttiE MEIXEI.f.,
Administrator of Gxoaos Rotes, dee'd.
Nov. 13, 154
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Y virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ex
issued out of ihe ourt of Common rleas
of lnion county, and to me directed, I will
,rnnti In nulilir. sale at llie i !i,iirl House in !
New llerliri on Monday, the ltiih day of Dec'
next, Ihe following real estate, to it :
A certain tract ot lana situate in tast uui- j
laioc luwuauip, luiuu county, coiuuiiiiii aia
acres more or less, all cleared, bounded onl
the east and north by lands of Peier Wolfe,)
on we ?outti anti west oy ueorqe ivunHt'i,
whereon is erected a log house wilh a kitchen
attached, a frame stable, variety of fruit trees,
and a well of water near the door, with the
appurtenances.
Also a certain tract of timber land, situate
as aforesaid, containing twelve acres more or '
less, Dounueii va me souui oy ueorge uunuy,
on. the west by Henry Drown and others, wilh
Ihe appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of William V Yuung.
Also a certain tract of land situate in While
Deer township. Union county, containing fif
teen acres more or less, bounded on the east
by lands of Little, Farron & Itrady, on the
south by the Sugar Valley & White Deer
Turnpike, north by Liltle, Farron & Brady,
and west by . whereon is
erected a one-and-a-half storey framed weather
boatded dwelling house and shop, with the
aprnrlenincef.
Seized, taken iu execution and to be sold as
the property of Lorenzo V. TteJ.
Also a certain lot of ground situate in Buf
faloe township. Vnion county, containing three
acres more or less, adjoining lands of Edward
Miller, Hano 1 Wertz, Isaac Miller and others,
whereon is erected a two-storey plank framed
Dwelling Honse, with the appurtenances as
the property of Kmular Burktiw.
JOHN KESSLKR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Berlin. Nov. 10, IC51.
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE following valuable Mills and
Farm, lale the property of Juhsj A.
VaxviLiiK, deceased, is offered al private talc
on reasonable terms, nntil SaTi BDtt noon,
the 9th day of D-cember, 1H51, viz.
No. 1. A four-and-a-half sto
rey BKICKUR1ST MILL
with four pairs burrs,
and the finest water pow
er on Buffaloe Creek.
The Mill has lately been
repaired throughout, and
is in tirst-ralc order, wun
a good run of custom
from a thickly settled neighborhood. I here
is also a comfortable Dwelling House for
the Miller.
No. 2. An excellent Saw Mill
in good order, and wilh ample water power.
No. 3. A first-rate Farm of
115 Acre Limestone land in a high stale
of cultivation, with a fine young OrchardKg
of about 5 acres, besides numerous olherlXT
Fruit Trees, and having thereon erected (be
sides the above Mills) a large two-storey
double-front Brick MANSION HOI SE
Mand Kitchen,a Frame BANK BARN 100
feet by 55, newly weather-boarded and
painted, together with numerous other out
buildings and improvements, and an abund
ant supply of Water.
This property is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in' the West Branch country.
and is within four miles of the l.'atawissa and
Sunbury A Erie Railroads. It is situated in
Kellym'p, Union Co- Pa., in the heart of the
rich and populous Buffaloe Valley. It lies on
Buffaloe Creek, four miles from Lewisburg
and the same distance from Milton, on the
road leading from the latter place to Buffaloe
X KoaJs. The location is one of remarkable
beauty and healthfulness, and convenient to
Markets, Schools, Churches, &c.
r&"If not sold by the Uth of Dec. next, it
will then be RENTED for one year. Letters
of inquiry can te addressed to the subscrib
ers at Lewisburg. Lmon conntv-
8ARAH B. VAN VALZAH,
LAIRD HOWARD,
Jfotr. 3, ISM. Executurt.
ri'BLIC SALE.
A TRACT of Land in Chillisquaqne 1 p.
North'd Co, on back road from Millon
to Forsman's, adjoining lands of Sherer.Mach
imer. Sweeny and Hepburn, containing about
S'i Acr more or less.auoul so uimcrcui
tivauon.the remainder Woodland. There are
on the premises two good Dwelling Houses
and wells of Water, separate, and a number
of Peach Trees, Pear, Plum and Apple.
This property will be offered for sale on the
premises on
.Saturday the 18 tit November next,
at 10 o'clock, A.M, when terms will be made
known. Immediate possession can be given.
Oct. 21 pd WM. M DANIEL.
Valuable Mill Property
I7or Sal or Rent. The well known
1 W OLFE'S .WILLS, situated on Buffaloe
Creek, a mile from Lewisburg there being a
3 storey Crist Mill with 3 ron of stone, and a
Plaster Mill, all in eood repair, on a never-
failing water-power, in one of the best Wheat
districts the Slate. Terms easy.
Connected with the Mills are two Dwellings
01 Ihem suitable rot a n ' "
?Pn7 uai t-noases, 1PM'J 10 one or ,wo
r""2l11? - . r i a
For fnnher narllenlars. innnire of Vrs.S.
WOLFE, or A.M.I.AWSHE.Gaardiansof the
Heirs of Siw'i. Woli, dee'd.
Lewisburg, Oct. 17, 18S4
; FOR RENT,
From the 1st April next, THREE
ROOMS on North Third street, now
io the occupancy of Charles S. Hell as a
Restaurant, and Saloons. They are well
suited for Shops, Offices, or Stores. Enquire
of WM. FRICK.
Lewrsbar- Feb. 4, ISoi
mmm
BRANCH FARMER,
Union County Woodlands
for Sale.
4 000 A-fE3 wi" b so'11 '.ires
' UUU of 10 acres at. $311 per share, or
ten shares for $25 each payable in instalment
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined by drawing; but any person
msv hr l:Linr 9 rrart nf 4IIII acres, have ihe
line maue iinmeuiaieiy on payment ui
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of
White Ucer and West BulIUloe, and the new
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes a fret pniuttl fmm th lif-. anj all iLe oum-rf.ti rhar
thriiugh it. ! a"'1"" P"""?'d tbmlwut tlie utjt are f.ially aiul
It is covered wilhlimber,such as White OaJ,j"TJrpuhfi,ll,r,1jlT, iro.lT raifci orlrra for tlx
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und R'ck Oak, and ' wh-.ie ot t!, litk. it wm cninai!T iu. ir inti-nU .u u.
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek thJ
ample watrr iowcis iui bawbiiiw, iminti,u, .
e,on a majority 01 me tracts, it i situatea
about 10 miles west from Milton and 15 miles
from Lewisbur?, and was formerly the p,'op
erty of Mr. Jos. S'uns. Apply tn
B. FR.WKl.l.V (JLARIf,
No. 33 South Third St. Phikdelihia.
Buffalcc Valley Farm
F
OR SALE. Having become too old to
matinee my large Farm to advantage, I
wish to sell a part of the smut say a traci of
95 Acres, or of 105,
as a pnrchaser might desire. The portion I
would part with is all first quality Limestone
I -.., nr.. I a..at- ltAl.l - .. I- ... I -,-.. .1 IV.... tha
Link liuffaloe creek. It is all under a good '
cultivation, with new fences, r xcept about 20
nr.,..ll.., Tltlltru Tk.. .ru I
is a Limestone Quarry opened, from feS&i?
which thousands of bushels are sold SS&ist1
yearly. It has also a young bearing
tlrcnaru.
The imnrnvemems all new ar rnni
Iwo-storey Frame IIOUE wilh a Cellar
&Kl'u!l 'a vlV' 8rj.nf !
a Corn House, and other outbuildings. '
The property lies in Kelly township, near
oulitin s store and Kelly s mill 5 miles Irom
Lewisburg, and 2 from Millon and has been
pronounced one of Ihe best in ihe Valley,
Title, indisputable. Payment to be made
one half down, and the remainder on time.
Possession given the 1st nf April nexl.
Aiiff. 1, 1M5, SAML'EI. OI)ER.
FOR SALE,
AThat large and desirable property on the
id corner of Market and Water streets, well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place nf business.
There is a large UKICK House containing
4 !nrre rooms nn ihe first (t.uir f. heil-r.mmc nn
,he second tloor.and S large finished rooms on
,, he third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are also a 'picious Cellar.large Cement
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuilding.
For terms 4c. apply to Ceo. F. Miller, Esq
S. E.DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. 23, 150 '
Writ ok Partition.
UNION rol'XTV. ss. In the Orphans'
Court in and for Ihe said county. In
I..K J. tbe mntter of the eslate of JAMES
M'CLt RE, dee'd, liriTt fur portion! :
Roan MClure and Richard M'Clure, heirs
of the above named estate, will take notice
that bv an onler of tlie Ornhan' Conn of '
Union connty, a Partition of the lands and
. - . . i
tenements of said deceased situate in Buffaloe
township, will be made on Fuihav the 1st day
of Dec'r next, at 10 o'clock, A.M., when and
where yoa mar mtend if yon see proper.
' JOHN KEssLEIt, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Berlin, Oct. 6, 154
I TNION County, ss. In the Orphans' Court j
VJ oi lmon county. In the matter ot llie
h ae'l '
Inquisition of the real eslate of MIC
yi'INN, late of East Buffaloe Tn, dee'd:
Notice is hereby given to Mary IVuinn, Da
vid tjuinn, t'eorge Burns and Eliza his wile,
John Arnold and Sarah his wile. Ann tjuinn,
Rebecca tjuinn, Ja's L. Qmnn, Jere'h Koller,
guardian i f David Geiger, Mary Ellen Geiger,
John tieiger anil James y.tieiger, minor chil-
dren of Rachel Geiger dee'd, heirs and legal
representaiivcs oi nenaei yuinn, late oi r-ast Krallliej lo learu that the occasion now ittrs
Butla.oe 1 p. aforesaid.dec d : W hereas.by an lo rrcure not only the iiithtest und most eay,
inquest for that purpose duly awarded by the liut as duraoit a Truss as any other, in lien of
Orphans' Court of the connty aforesaid, the ,he cumbrous and uncomfortable article usa
real estate of the said Michael yuinn was alIy so,j. Tncre is no diiliculty aitending !he
appraised, and whereas none of the heirs of eMlTtSt anj when ihe pad is located il will
the said deceased appeared in Court lo take retam its position without change,
the premises therein described at the appraise-1 Persons at a distance unable to call on the
ment; you and every of you are hereby cued snh5criber, can have the Truss sent to any
to appear at the next General Orphans' Court a(jrcss, by remitting Five Dollars for the siu
to be held at New Berlin on the lMih day of glc Truss, or T for'lhe double wilh measure
December next, to accept or refuse lo lake ihe ! ar)Und the nlp!i an j sta:irp ,he si(Ie afreclej.
premises aforesaid at the appraisement, or ,, w, be exchanged to sun if not fitting, bv
show cause why the Court should not decree j retuI.nin? j, a, onCe, nnsoiled.
the same to be sold. For sale onlv bv the Importer.
Uncss ihe Hon. A. s.W ilson. President of CALEB H NEKDI
said Court at New Eerlm the 2th day of Oc- C(,r. Twelfth & Race StV, Philadelphia.
tober, A.D. Ie51- r., , LaIies requiring the benefit of Mecha-
t.s. y eAM I. LL ROligH, Clerk. nica Supports, owing to derangement of the
New York Adv'ts.
TIIK GREAT REMEDY,
A BOUT which so much has been said and
1.
published, is among us. Who has not
hear.l ot the Mr.AICAX .VLSTAAG LI XI-
MEXT? Many millions of bottles have been I
sold and used to cure Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises. Snrain. Rinr-wnrriv Ppln.
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked j
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on ihe Toes, j
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet, Wans, or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been '
snecessfnl. It is raraLir conn in healing :
Wounc's, Scratches, saddle or harness Galls,!
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and it is
warranted to cure Spavin, Ringbone, Splint, j
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
11T Ihe Liniment is put up in three sizes,
and retails at So cts, 50 cts, and 9l. The lar:
bottles contain much more Liniment in propor
tion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest
To Country Menhutits.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it pavs a eood profit
and sells rapidly. G.W. WE8TBROOK,
(successor to A. U. Bragg A Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrincipalOtfices 304 Broad way, NewYork
and cor. 3d A Market Sts.,St. Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iy533
To Pcrifns out of Employment.
$500 to $1000 a-year.
A CBASCE TO MAKE HOXET AXO DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
fltHB subscriber publishes a number of most
l valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
ana oi sucn a moral ami religious inuuence
that while gnaw m- m.T aafriy ,r. In their rtre.1.,
tion, they will eonter a public bcneiit, anj receive a fair
eomreaaaiiTO for thir labor. I
To men of .nterpri and tact, thia barfnetw offer an I
oppartanilr for pmliul.le employmint, twlrtom mrtwilh. I
tvraona wihbinn to enijajp! in tLfir aale. will r.-ciie
v""" ra"hVBn'"R' rtleafcrs,
with l),rrrtnin to perrana ilnpow.1 In art as Anta," ,
tolhrrwitli the t. rtiia on whii-h thrrwill befurniahed, I
v uuieaiiug uir Kuinriunr, poni-paiu.
Kuur.ur PK.iiis, ruMiPner.
1-1 illiam Sttvrt, Nw Tnrlt.
-.Iil rrp,n.l rra,y f,.r jlirnta l.y tha Ut of licit..
pre. " I'.t futttr l'rt:cjljr sdlrr ts a uluve.
.-j.. .-,ir, iu'iv.:.ti Y'l'mitnn ai Ihf .ujc,.,n A..
'THE CABIN BOY'S STORY,''
A Sasil V.ntienl Knmanr of lntnM inUt.t, 1 tlw
Autborof tboTiral UuCtor,'' lii. 'i-wy. r". Stat),
the ' Old Doctor," 4c. c.
lUnira. Mth.Ttocnjrl I f wnvOT ih
- ..,m..;t,t tpuftrKBtMn of Of txwow
with whlrta hit m,UarU Kt r.mna frum '!
r.mnllc nirr.tii. Illu-tntliiif U- !" Sim
TraUe, u carrM on in th- Crt of frK. Tb utl
hM i-FT-d in Ihr nat,-,a Uir .rnrti..M ,'hi'r
t linlMl frum JHTiK'nal ar'ilaintnr with thrm.
I full ofaritinif liilr-Kt aft aleufir a
r,.- ...- I. r..ll
" . r j;,j, rnainti'-k
f - "?2 Tl'htTZ, r ru.
hi.tinr of the hn.m f th Jtorr. Xuieika. Hm Mrras
iM ! jurba-H i Co;iiwf
rUuCbtttt
j.fJ'i
lh Mrblotf. vt't chiralrir. FwTinour UM
of the Albatrow, b airoi.ll Uia oarrrtieu ut
j, w miy wul iuimeJlaU!y.
ThV mfl.ii.tiv nft tUwl th wvk will cri-at
nurli iuterefit as njr work f flto that ha-of It
ypT mmi-.ti(l fr.m tin- pnm, .. ootwitliUntiiDtf,
dil.ee the i.ui.liMti.n nf'-L'Drl Turn' CUu,w f.rkrr
I.iUujt to alavery in Aor-riri, mud i-x, t o
um?rou, iKn-hTi aj'iaml faatinir r hti..n to tl
ayitrtn nf f-un liMinjf ulavire on tlie ATriran Vwt, writ
trn t-y nnr mt.n lift witmttiJ it in all iti LI'lo I t
niiiy. Thr -j.-rk t rr:tt-n in rhustr and rur bmunif-.
will br a wlciKra loU lustructivn aaiaitl"m to tb
la wily librarF.
Tbe wcrk will form a hvaatiful ,t.To vnTimiv ot Vi
firiraniiy bouna in rm;n. i iur. in nmn, tat.i.. .
in paper, "A ei-nU, at wlilcb rut cpiri iH bfiwnt by
the pubUht-n to muj part of Uw coontrj txi-a of po-
Tur sale wholeii!' and ivta.il hy ih- rn'-'nrf,
KSJrtHTH k PTKFKT,
AnJfcTall IVrfk i:er Oiroubt-ut Uie t it.t.-I SUUf
and Bri:Vh t'n.Tin'-wi. 'ZnS M
Til It illlrtPO A t v'tf
MMlXB VMiHJm s J.S.i V
HI
CAKR. GEISE & CO.,
Hour. Grain, & Lnmljer Commission
McrcltanU...3 A; tb Spear's Wharf,
anna to jniuimuit.
John Clarlte. Prnj. ritii.W Ban. 1 El.luil.t,re
A. P. Oil, a. E.-q,Oiuih. Franklin do
J, l.o llirUtl, Jr- K.l . I mjijj,
It
K"rra, frinnickttm Co.,
i. Tom,, .-) . I'r:,l. Co il Ilaak, lVrt DcfOtit.
J. nallower ton, uarritlmrg.
Naiflv. UiDiratv 4 Co.. MlitoO.
W. W. l.k.-. Ki , lMnr,
Simon Srhntl. r. K q.. ( xanrT-Ili-oriO
Ucliue, KJt.. HujlK'Svillt.
Win. -aT,r. loutur8Tiile.
C. n. '. f. Parker.
t. V. Lli'Vj, tl., l'.hitr, f
Jamw ll. tlulin-. K-, , t W'llian ort.
I.. wiMJ. Ilnlinif, t, 7
I II arj k lial b, J- rn j Shon.
J. P. llukn?. t. , lx-k llarcn.
C:v"CARR, GEISE & Cf have ihe largest
Wharf room of any Commission House in
Baltimore, always givin; quick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargces. 6m517
FITS! FITS! FITS F
EPILEPTIC PILLS, I
For thr cure of Fit, Spaums, Crnmpt, ani c.Y !
yrrroiMS ana vnaiuuitvnut "3rar7.
I-jERSON'S who are laboring under this
disiresstng malady will find tbe VLGET-
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered tor curing Lpilepsy,
or r ailing r its.
Th.'M PilU pow.e a rerif.e action f n the nerrno
ayfin,an.altli..uL-htbyarrpn.ari-,li.ri.etaijf,rtht
purpir or caring Fiw, tly win brtiund i.f.p,Ti,i ben -
.m Ci, ,11 mm,h, ,9Iirl,il anil wi-ik B.rrr,. ,r vLnv
nrrvuua Tfti'iii has N n r,mtr:,f-! er l.altt-r l rr ra
- - , . , r ., . ,
inRiUM.h,t-f-r. I' ,-linn:c cmplaittta. or lt a-
of ionif ptan,tinz. "utnDUurl by ucrvoaane,, Ihry arc
axn-, dinisly bvn, Dclal.
I'ricf f.J p-r bx, rr two fnxr? fr f 1. Priwna ent ft
ttir City. ritOTiii a rlDitt;an, a iH haTr tli fjllit n r.t
th,.m throurh thf mail, fre of ta:. Koranlr I
.'KTII 8. IIANCK. No. l'H. RtlTMoat fmrt. Ualtiax47,
Mil., tn ihuffl onlri from all part ot thr L'niuD nuat be
aiMreaaed. p.t.paij. itvlTt', tww e.w.
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
iFrcntfj Ctuasfff,
Wcixhinx lea than 2$ ounces.
.1UK the cure ot lil-K.MA orKUTl RE
OR the cure of HERNIA or Rl PTl RE-
1 ' Acknowle,te,t by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably su-
perilir to an clbeT m nS).. Sufferers will be
internal organs, including Jailing of the womb.
vocal, pulmonary, dyspcplic, nervous, and spi
' nal weakness, are informed that a competent
, and experienced Lady will be in attendance at
: the Rooms, (set apart for their exclusive use)
' No. 114 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Race.
I Iy533
Sew Stock
1854
Window Shades. J Xeu-yic,
1S3J
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
Manufacturers and W hvleiuU 4 Retail Dealers in
yl "TIN DOW SHADES south-west corner
Second and Arch Sts. Philadelphia.
Such as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders, Vases,
Scrolls, Bnqnets, Gold Borders, Ac. of the most
beautiful designs and perfection nf finish in
hte country, and at such Low Prlren as
tn challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, Cords, Brasses,
Ac. in every variety for City or Country trade,
IsT We invite an examination of our Stock
at the Depot, S. W. corner 2d & Arch, Philad.
Jan. 151 4m511
I "1"
BUILDING HARDWARE
ASK
Tool Store exclusively,
The largest EstablL-hment of the kind in the V.S.
Win. M. M'Clure &, Ilro.
No. 287 Market St. above Seventh. PiiilaJ.
,IM"
ANUFACTL'RERS' Depot for Luks of
all kinds, warranted q alitr. "Patent
Silvered, ulass KnoDs.
Premium Porcelain Knobs.overlOOpatterns.
Silvet-plated Knobs, Hinges, Ac, wilh the
most complete assortment ot all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
JI'A Air Registers ami Ventilator at
Factory I'rieet.
rAll orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE lit. m519t
KaaU front n9.iui
5!f . Wanle,
4 GENTS WANTED in every Town and
County in the United States, to sell the
. , . , . . , , . ,
most popular ana saieaDie Doom puuiisnr.i
manv of them beanlifuflv illustrated with Col-
ored Engravings -, also the most popular works
' . " ""s"1 ""a"'-' -.!,-. n
of T. S. AaTHCB, including "Arltiur a Collage
I Iiit-liisentan.IeaterprWng men will Bud thU s pleas
ant kii.1 nn fitablr bit'iurs.
i, n
tor ijatucuiar.'.t'l'io-" r i" "'
J W' IIRAPI.I.V, PilMlaW.
lytM
Sc. Nif.h r?'ir.ii l.il-UfWa.
1
Trtiweii, .Supporter,
LACE STOCKINC9,8hooI-
der Braces, aad all other
Hurgical Apparatns aal Baa-
dages. applied and warranted
te give salikfactiun.liy Dy.and Mrs. M'CLEN-
ACHAN, No. 41 Aorttt tuill otreer,
Piatad, Iphiat
The great number of Females relieved and.
cored by wearing Mrs. WClenaehan's fnp
porters, warrants her in commending tarns as
superior to anything of the kind ever offered
to Ihe publ.e lS17t5d
Philadelphia Spring Trade 1854.
WAlSnRIGHT,HUXriSCTO4FLOYi
152 Market St & 23 Merchant St.
Imp'jrtert und W holesale Vealtri lit
. . at. .
Ma IMl' ti, anrj J imwmvm,
A"
RE now receiving a very GENERAL'
ASSORTMENT of
Domestic and .foreign .fabrics.
suitable or both City and Country Trade, and"
which they offer at very low price, for
Cash, or to Prompt Six Montis' Men.
tVWe solicit an examination of oar steak
by City, Neighbor: and Distant Bayers. s
CHACNCEY HULBIRT,
WIT
Wainwrisht Huntington & Floyd. 155 Marker1
3m&neti tiu riiladtfpltia.
FIVE STATION CltY.
1RAKJ A. Fl'LTON, 19 Sooth EIGHTH,
Street, Fhitadttphm beg rare lo rait
ihe attention of Conniry Dealers, Schools, and
persons visiting the City, to their complete
assortment of Engtiih, French, and Amtriran
H I A TIOXEH "T.which they are selling Whole
sale and Keiail on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises firry variety of Cap,
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, inclod-'
inz a full assortment of the celebrated goods
of De La Hue A Co. and Thos KhoaJs & Sti
of Lrndon. Also
Gdd and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils (Fa.
ber's and others'). Drawing Paper, Bristol
Board. Sealing Wai, Ink. Inkstands, Rc dgers','
CriM'kes'.Wostenholms'and other fine Cnilery,
Portmonaies, Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks. Ac. Ac Persons visiting the Ciiy
can have iheir paper and envelopes embossed
with their initinb without eitra charge.
V Orders from dealers and institutions of
learning respectfully solicited aiid filled wills
the strictest integrity 6mS17pd
I
J- ? 1!
I
BEG leave respectfully to call the Public's
lennon to my i.ublishment, a
OL RTH St. (below Chestnut). FhiUut-
elphia, for the manufacture and sale of f"n-
elopcM, where I will always be in readiness
... . ,, 1 , . I m4w i,. .-. Hllh.
I . - . ' . ., . , .
'am prepareu to tumisn envelopes oi every
1 quality, size and description. Wholesale aud
r neiau.ine?,ovemmeni nanrm, riaiD anu irE,
,, , .r . , i,
I would also call atiemion to ihe Die-Hink-.
ing. Engraving, Printing, and Embossing of.
iiusine.ss Cards lor Envelopes, Letter heads,
Kill heads. Cards, Circulars, Ac. all of which
I furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going to the Dead Letter Office.
Wiih patent machines of the latest improve
ments for embossing, printing, Ae., also for
ihe manufacture of Envelopes, and every faci
lity for executing orders with despatch,and for
iheir delivery by Express Lines cr as may be
agreed upon. I ran not fail to compete wilh it
j not excel any other establishment of ihe kind
in the world. C VHomo-opaihie Envelopes
"y on nana, samples ot wnicn mar o
seen t nromeie oiuce, also oi iie-e.iampea cav.
Iy5177jt WM. COLBERT.
WIHoiT Ware, Ac.
II. COrLTEK, AO South SECOND St.,
Philadelphia. X doors above Chestnut, East
sole. Importer and Manufacturer all kinds ot
"IIT'II.LOW WAKE Consisting in part ot
V the following. Ladies' Traveling Bas
kets, Work Baskets. Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets, Seear Baskeis, Plain, Fancy and Em
broidered Baskets. Ladies Work Stands and
Sewing Chairs of beantiful design and excel
lent workmanship, which he is selling remar
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B. Just received from Gernanv. a lafft
and varied assortment f FANCY GOODS, to
which the attention ot the public is respect
fully invited 6m517t3d
Fbrenology.
FOWTEBS, WELLS, CO., FROM XEW TOBK,
H ave opened a Phrenological Cabinet
Z in.l R.t s a or-ii a. -
ti- between 6th and Jin, Philadelphia,
anu arc prepareu io lurniso an ineir
Works on Phrenology, Physiology,
Hydropathy, Magnetism, and Phon
ography, at New York prices.
Professional Examinations. wiih Charts.add
full written descriptions of character, given
day and evening. ljr Cabinet free lo visi-"
tors Iy517c5dq
ZISC FAIXTS.
0!
NE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WIIITB
LEAD, and free from all poisonous
quant ir.
TIIK XEir JERFrr 71X0 COHrJXr. hala
grrxtlrenlareyd ttivir wurla, and taiproTew lb awalily
f thwr prnjurfji. arr prrpamt to execute orders for their
SnrEBIOR PAIMTS, nr. and Oroaad let Oil, la
aairte,l i-aekap-e of rr-n za lo ponaMia; we
I'RY, in bam-U. of SPO poonde eaeh.
Their W linKZINC.whirhia nd dry or rrowad la
oil.ia warran! d pore and wMurpaased fcr eody aad
UDilorm wliiti-Br.a.
jl met h,l of preparatloa riaa reeentty poob diarorrred,
wliieh eraMea the t'ontpany H arrant their peiale u
keep freh and aeft in the keira fr,r mnr reaaAnable tiaaa.
In thin respert their paloU will be operkr to Say ether
in tlie markt t.
Their r.ROWS ZtXCPAim.wBirb I Bold at a tow
prre. and can only l made from the Zine area fr, m
N w Jeraey. ia now well known Ur ita protective e.uau
tiee ihia aprlird to iron or other metalir surfarea.
Their PTHNF COLOR PAINT poaraaea all the proper
ties of the Itrown. and iscfan agreealde rolot ftr pain
tlDK Cottages, Depota, Out VniMtnea. Rrittrea. de.
FIIKMCH a K1CHAKD9,
"IThoteaate Paint Healers end Importers,
K. W. eor.of loth and Market su. i Ailodr'jaio.
STRAW G00DS...SFRIN6 1854.
THE subscribers are now prepared to exhi
bit at their
Splendid Xew EatabHsbmeHt
Xo. 41 South Secotxt St. Ifiiladelphia,
an entire new and beautiful stock of Straw,
Fancy and Silk Bonnets and Flatts, Flowers,
Ac, and Panama, Palm and Summer Hats for
gentlemen, which our old patrons Merchants'
and Milliners generally are invited to examine,
confidently promising them,in extent, in variety,
in noveltv. and in styles.a stock unequalled
IVOrilers carefully and promptlv executed
THOMAS WHITE A CO.
Basra Wanteds.
BEING extensively engaged in the manef
acmre of PAPER, we will pay to Conn
try Merchants and others having RAGS tor
sale, more than the present market prieet C
JESM'P A MOOKK, Paper Manulacl
rhiladelpki.i-S.t 5B- NcrtB St.
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