LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
aauwsuu zuixvutua
DlT. 22, 1854.
'
f millwUt th larvest circulation of n; Koeltsh
awwepanav in Ualoa county.
wees. i ne Lnmns 'mtxicLi
Onr "Financial" Tear.
Printers may be excused if, with the
examples before them of Presidents and
Governors, Bank .fficcrs and Municipal
Authorities, they publish an Annual State-
mcnt of thetr Losses and Gaines if not
their Receipts and Expenditures. The
following abstract ire make up from our
cxamioatioa of onr Subscription Lists :
Xetr bona-fide subscribers 106
Discontinued and paid op like men S8
-Slopped" like scampi, owing $16 12
Deceased - -- -- -- -- 6 46
Total increase -Changed
residences during rear
. - 60
18
Thus far for Losses and Gains, which
leave an aggregate gain of two patrons a
week, and shows well enough fur the right
aide, considering the "hard times," and
that we Lave put forth no special effort to
increase our LiL
As to Receipts and Expenditures, how
ever, we can not give the figures, but can
foot up the aggregate as nicely as ever a
Ilauk Report was balanced ire have tx
prudcd all we hate ra eiprJ, be the same
wore or less. However, if the 200 pat
rons most or all of whom we suppose to
be reliable who have paid us nothing for
the year past, bad squared np, we thoM
hive had a balance to credit 1S55 with.
We repcctfully request all knowing them
selves to be owing us, to pay their subscrip
tion before the termination of the year.
The 6rat of January, 1855, commences a
new volume Vol. VIII under the
charge of ihe present 1'ublisLcr, and it is
desireable that all accounts should be
settled vp to flat t'wc (We dun to
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promptness.)
Quite a mistake.
Tbo jovial editor of the Harrisburg
Vaion not long since published as a "ru
mor," that Mlt.UB of the Telegraph was
applying for the post of Whiskey Inspec
tor under Gov. Pollock. It was intended
for a joke, and regarded as such by those
who appreciate Mr. M's hatred of the in
totisatiag eup. But our cousins of the
Standinj Stone limner (a bran new pa
per from Huntingdon,) have taken up the
matter in earnest, and in last week's paper
devote a half column to berating Bro.
Milhr for his incoitery in deiiringXnf
office. They admit that if he should dc
iro to be Flour Inspector, it would bo all
consistent enough, as he was a miller by !
trade as well as nature and name but the
inspection of Spirits instead of Floor, they
dcttin monstrons wicked business for the
aforesaid Miller.. ..Now it happens, cousins
of the Banner, that you arc entirely "off
yoar eggs" iu your diatribo : Miller u
after the Hour barrels, and not the Iln
kry ; and if right hearty labor and wise
generalship entitle a worthy man to that
prize, he deserves it as n uch at least as 1
any of tbo 300 applicants. I
Advertising ia Hard Times.
The Chambcrdarg Whig, very judici
ously ayguosy that "Now is juc4 the time
that sagacious business men advcrtiec,when
the less discerning conclude that they must
euctail their expenses and commence with
bills for giving publicity to their business.
Many will doubtless adopt the latter poli
cy, r.gctting that if, in prosperous times,
the bad to use every legitimate means to
procure Lusiness, they must now more
than, eccr employ every agency that facili
tates trade. The nun TiUo could afford to
adiertic last year aud can't afford it this
year, must not bo surprised if he can't
affoiJ to pay his rent next year "
Next State Treasurer. We copy
the following from a score of similar com
plimentary notices in various journals :
State Treasurer The Chambets
nurg Whig names Col. Eli Sheet, ef
Vniua county, for the office of State Trea
surer, Col. Sliftir is one among the few
whom it gives ns pleasure to see named
for high and important office, as there can
be no manner of doubt he would fill the
post of tseaaurei with the integrity and
honesty eharactctuti of his life. Leicit
towit Gazttt.
tufWc understand the friends of Eli
Slifur, Eq., of Union t 'ouuty, will present
him as a. candidate for State Treasurer.
CoL Slifcr has served as member and Se
nator in our Legislature, and was aa k
duskrinus and efficient representative. He
would doubtless make an excellent offieei.
Puttipilli Journal..
eST"The Willmmsport I test purs down
the distance from Williamsport to Phila
delphia, by way of Cattawissa, at 197
miles. The Sunbury American estimates
the distance between the same points to
be a few mile leas by way of Sunbury
and Harrisburg.
Geo.M.Lauman k Co. have retired
from the Uatrubnrg Union. CapL Jacob
ZitCLEl, of Katie; county, (late in the
Mexican u,aad now a Clerk in the State
Pcpartnxent) aaeonies its puMioation. Ho
is a genial genius, and a ready wriUf.
la-Harru-burg has for a year past sup
ported a respectable iamv i-ekxt japer
the MuruU'j Herald, by Stephen Miller
4 Co. It u- tent to Mail subscriber at
tt jeaj, in adno.ee
'Uvhi .rPntrL&Snracc Creek R.B.
The undersigned deem h their duty at
, this time to rcipeetfully submit their
t . . . , .
views IU iuo uibixuira ui v.cutrc, aaua v
HuntingJon and lilair Counties, along the
line of the road &e-, as it respects the pre-
cnt ,n1 future I"!"1
While we
, r0 noat w,ll,nS ,0 aJn" lh" " woull
; nsclcM t0 tu"k of making an effort to
ise fu"I distance to enable us to
i complete oar enterprise as long as the
' 7 market remains in its present
"tringent state, jet we can see nothing
in tnat to discourage us, for we believe
' ,u" M ,oon 10080 troubles pass on, aid
will be extended to us to furnish onr road,
on condition that we comply with onr part
of the first arrangement, in raising along
the line of said projected road $500,000
(half a million,) and give the right of
way gratis, execpt when it interferes with
buildings, &e. We wish it distinctly un
derstood, that it is expected that the right
of way will be granted, let it pass through
whose land it may. It will only take
about three dollars per acre of good valley
land, and all other land and property in
proportion, to raise that amount. We
hare come to the conclusion not to solicit
subscriptions along the line of our part of
the road this winter, on account of the
almost entire failure of the wheat c:op.
We hare individually had interviews with
the President and different persons inte
rested in the Cattawissa railroad; they en
courage as to hold on, and fay, that aid
will be extended to us after some time;
thay consider our road a continuation of
theirs. It is our opinion, and as far as we
can learn the opinion of a large majority
afcing the line, not to risk speculation, and
if a bonafide subscription cannot be raised
1 to complete it, we are willing to do with
out it. In conclusion we say den't cive
op the ship !
Keep the ball a rolling !
and it will not be long until you will have
the pleasure of seeing the iron horse rol
ling through your beautiful and fertile !
valley, drawing the rich products of the
Valley of the Mississippi after him. Yes,
some of ns may live to see the Gold of
California and the teas of China also pass
through our Valley.
Geokqe ItoAL, I Committer.
Joan F&hster, )
Spring Mills, Pee. 19, IS54.
CiiL-Rtn Lett is j The committee ap
pointed to receive proposals for building a
new Presbyterian Church, in this place,
have awarded the contract to Henry R.
Xllev . , -
ill. Of laewibburg,' UntOB COUnt V, for
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SI 0,727 and tae material of the old church.
The plan is of the Greeian order, with,
spire, portico in front, granite step, &e.
The walls we to be covered with cement,
and finished somewhat like Geo. Blemjer's
buildings. Tbe style is similar to a church
recently erected ia Danville by the same
contractor, which, probably having been
seen bv some of our readers, will "ire them. '
J ' t
an idea of what it will be like. Lctcutotcn
GuZ'tte. 1
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fta.a.. .T.,V. n T. t .h.l
"""'- tfuuia act"i , "
nnnrllli, lintel, tiaa reN iverl. from the
, ,
Post Office Df nirtinent. the contract fur
euavejr llig tut' tjuuvtl otaiea luail, uaili, ;
.i - v-..:.. t j-:t
between ine uanvuio rose ucicc ana inei
f? :.An J i. i e t, i -rt:JA,l
IhMlllWU UlJJl.
AUr. UWD H provtUCU
l: if - i ,i: j ri:i e
uuuncit wim a nj-icuwau Wu.uau, iur auin
arrici. no nlac tr tka mainiunn and
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comfnrt lif muuentrcri. wllieh ia finite a !
-o ' 1 i
creditable improvement to the means of
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conveyance to and from the Danville Rail
road Station. Danville Intellijencer.
Greece. Philemon, the editor of the
" Age," who labored so bard to banish Dr.
King, the American Missionary, and exci
ted the populace to such a frenzy as en
dangered his life, has been seized by the
French for some political offence, and car
ried, with his types, a prisoner to the Pir
raeus. His violent dealing thus falls on
his own pate, and into a pit that he digged
for others, he hath fallen himself.
On Monday last the passe agar ears com
menced running from Sunbury to Mount
Carmcl, eight miles cast of Shamokin.
This leaves but 18 miles staging between
Mt. Carroail aod Pottsville over a good
road. The time for the stages from Potts
ville to arrive at Mt. Caj,cl, is 5 o'clock,
P. M., where passengers take the cars, and
arrive at Sunbury at 6 P. M.
W't understand that on Wednesday, the
creditors of the Montonr Iron Company,
ata special meeting for consultation, agreed
to givo the Company two yean time with
in which to satisfy their liabilities. This
will enable; the Company to pass through
the present financial storm ia safitty.
Danville Intelligencer.
Dear. Cornelius He iron, eoaHnittcd
to prison a few weeks since for the murder
of bis child and a colored women in Drn
more township, died last Saturday evening
in tbe county prison. Ilia death it attri
buted to the injuries he inflicted upon him
self, shortly a&er he was arrested, and
while he was laboring tunder maniaapotn.
Mr. Adams, (Dcm.r of Mississippi,), has
introduced a bill in tbe U. S. Senate to
extend the term of residence here, before
naturalisation, to twenty-one yean. Be
gave the views of the Know Nothing par
ty in speech in the Senate a few days
stnee. ur course be denies that ha h-
longs tothtreriptionisti.
Identity of Public and Private Ilorali.
We extract the following sound senti
ments from Mackintosh's review of Burke's
attack on the French Revolution
"The same necessity for the substitution
of general maxims exists in politics as in
morals. Those precise and inflexible prin
ciples, which yield neither to the seduc
tions of passion nor to the suggestions of
interest ought to be the guide of public as
well as private morals.
"The inflexibility of general principles
is, indeed, perhaps more necessary in pol
itical morals than iu other class of actions.
If the consideration of expediency be ad
mitted the question recurs to the many,
whose interest is at stake, but to the few,
whose interest is linked to the perpetuity
of oppression and abuse.
Far more necessary theu in obedience to
general principles and maintenance of na
tural rights iu politics, than in the moral
ity of private life. The moment that the
alitest infraction of these rights is permit
ted through convenience, the bulwark ofj
upright politics is lost If a small conve
nience will justify a little infraction, a
greater will expiate a bolder violation :
The Rubicon is past. Tyrantt necer seek
in tain for tophUts : pretences are multi
plied without difficulty and without end.
Nothing therefore but an indexible adhe
rence to the principles of general right
can preserve the purity, consistency and
stability of a free state."
These arc statements which desere to be
written iu letters of gold, and cnght to be
impressed upon the memory and engraven
upon the heart of every republican states
man.
Their truth cannot be questioned ;
bv anv honest uiiud. and we venture the
-.7 .1... -tt ' j t I
ascitiuu, luuh ait iuu puuiiu lUCD, VUU
hav6 lived long enough to review and re
flect upon their political conduct, have
found more cause to regret a departure
from principle;, upon expediency, reeult
from the emergency or supposed necessity
of tho case, than anything else.
General J. II. Adams has been elected,
by the Legislature, Governor of South
Carolina.
The Penn. Farm Journal for 1855,
pDITKB hy J. t. DARMNOTOX, t-lr4 tiy rorpn of
tli bcrt praeli.l farmer in fennnrlvani. TIM
Fifth Volume of Ihr FA It M Jilt'lINAI. will romm.-nco
January U tUrh Romlvt will ronUin Thirty-twi,
or more ?uper llyBl OcUto oafee. rinter on ruperior
poprr, witU new type, and will br fllled wita the bet
AGRIClXTI'll.tl. READI.VG,
orklnat nthfVlertnl, that ran be produced. The Ftltor
a ad bie aaiietauu are deUrmined to ren-ler this the most
l'raclital Agricultural Work Extant, j
ad will nttrrty dinrard all theortr nAt attested by
urmHtotl txprricne. ThT tiareohtainort the aid of many
of the beet firmera in PeoneylTama, New Jeraoy. Dela
thrMhU w
If.LryTleATIOXs.
Rack number WHI too!-- -.
rrc.-4 ..loca, Aew Agricultural Implem
ware ana naryiana, loo will giro ucir axpeneace
wvmca of fm-
rrc.- .-toe, Av .igrit-ui.urai lOTBirmeuie, u'ce
IruaU, ae.
rJtS-7ocorioJv in Jrancc)
Simla Cony, St 00 I Twentv Copies, f 14 00
Fiaa da 4 ut I itiatj do. )
Tea do J S SCO do liC 00
Tho Journal Bcreafter, in every cane, wilt to die.
eontinucd at the end or the period r-ald for anleaa the
eubaeriptioai previonaiy renewed.
I'RF.MICM.
Th" eneceea attendant upon our oflVr of pren'anil 'aat
year inducee at to offer tbe tollawing prcauume for Vol
lume A:
1. ONE HUN0RE3 DOLLARS will l oaut to th per
bob who will nroeure na th larr-at nuoi'r of ,nbrl-
N - r " ty in the imiet sutea, before the im
of Arrtl net
a- kkvbn ft fivr Doii-Atisto th nenon h win
I Tiencu-v "1 me mcih I i. i K -. mi. .'mi r.
fl. FIFTY Ioi.l,tR3 to the person wh will proenra na
fa. third larect lift aa above.
TWKSTr-FIVE : DOLLARS to the peraon who will
mocure ua the lonrth larcc.l liata.ahove.
S.TKN IWLLA Its to the person whn wilt proror. n.
tl? filth largest 1161 as above.
cr.res.
r"
ratea, will ie entitled lo re.-elre oneeopy pratta, or one
ouen..n Treat on Miirh tows N.iBin.aTreati.e
oa Milch tows, Brine's Elcmrnta or Aertaulture, fcof
of Agriculture. Youall on the Pir.
n will he eolitled to receive t.ooopicv of the Farm
Any peraon aendinK ua Twenty eubecrihere, at onr Hnh
Journal, or one epv any of th- followins works, via :
HorilcnHnri,t f.r ISoo. Johnon'a Aicricultural ( hi'iiitfl
try- Johneon-a Klementaof Atricnltural Cbemiatry and
Geology. Dr, Dadd'e Modern ll-'ree
i Doctor. Yonatt on the
t'0". T,,um,t r""1'. VnM""' ?""fn"r,' " Book.
Thomas' American Fruit Culturiet. Downinc's FruilaoC
America, Elllot'a Fruit ft rower 'B u'uide, F ease mien's Com
plate Farmer and tlaruciu'r.
further ixprrrxryrx.
We Wae jttst made rfTangcnienh'Wlth Jams Tick. Jr ,
rwnltfher or the llorticulturiat, which lamej na to fur-
ntara anaoopy of that elegant work and one eepy of the
Farm Journal foa Two Dollar, and Fietn CVnt., and two
coo lea of the Hnrtlratnrist awd two of the Farm Journal
lor Four Dollars, and lareer numbers at the latter rates.
Specimen nam tier, sent to all pon-ptad applications.
. Money on all solvent Bauke, maikd in fne presence of
a posimaaier at onr na.
-All orders addresed to the suheeribsrs wilt be prrsaplj
attended to.
J. 51. MEREDITH t CO.,
XVeat I heater. Pa.
Real Estate.
S52iVa3J SALS,
BY virtne of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Union county, I will oner at l'tiblie
Sale on the premises, at l!i o'clock, on
Thursday, 11th January, 1855,
the following Heal Estate, late the estate of
Jaaua M Clcbi, dec d : ,
No. 1. The tract of Land in
BuflHtoe township, Union Co, Pa, known as
the MANSION FARM, containing
178 Acres,
all. under the best cultivation, except S or 6
acres in Timber, part of which lies on Lime
stone Ridge. The improvements are. a JnA
capacious 2-slorey Urlck DwelllnfrJiElIC
with a Kitchen attached; a dry Cellar, good
Water running in the Cellar Kitchen, Cistern
that will contain 10 hogsheads, a stone Milk
house, brick Smoke house. Woodshed; Car
riase house, Criba and Shed for farming
implements, BAXK BARN 60 by. 90 feet, to
which is attached a Straw Shed, running Wa
teter near the Darn. and a Well at the Stable
utcdoor. Also an Orchard and all kinds Fruit.
No. 2. A tract of. 65 A cres of
Mountain Land, 1 miles from said
Farm, in the same township, running
upon ine rmamokin Kidge, and well
wooded with young Oak and Chesnut,
lyThe Farm may be conveniently divided,
and will be sold in two tracts if desired. It is
nneraHy admitted to be one nf the h,tr9re,.
in Buflaloe Valley, in. a good neighborhood.
oonimi ana nuethes, and lies at a
Cross-Roads from which it is 3 miles to New
Berlin,, to Mifflinburg,6 to I.ewisburg. and-7
to the new Union Furnace. Persona wishing
to examine tbe pronertyean do so at any time
by sailing.
Tt aukOne third' of purchase money upon
possession, 1st April next, one third within two
rears, the other third to remain rWr
"R ;J?E- Adntinistrnrri.
PQavaani
Union County Woodlands
for Sale.
4 ffr icnpa k i,i i .h.rr I
of 10 arm at Sjii ner share, or
ten ihares tbrSiSeacli payable in instalments
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined by drawinr; but any person
may, by taking a tract of 400 acres, have the
title made immediately on paymsr.l of the
purchase money.and may select the tract most
a?reeable to their wishes. :
This land is situated in the townships ol
White Deer and West Buflaloe, and the ne
road from Lewiiburg to Sugar Valley passes
through it.
It is covered with timber,such as White Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Veer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-milU, tanneries,
&.C., on a majority of the tracts. It i situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and 12 miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly the prop
erty of Mr. Jos. Sims. Apply to
U. FRANKLIN CLARK.
No. 38 8outh Third St. Philadelphia.
Bullkloe Valley Farm
I.1UR SALE. Having become too old to '
. manage my larpe Farm to advantage, I ;
wish to sell a part of the same say a tract of I
95 Acres, or of 105, I
as a purchaser might desire. The portion I ,
would part with is all lint quality Limettone
land, and every field may be watered from the
Little BufTaloe creek. It is all under a good
cultivation, with new fences, except abnnt SO
acres ol excellent TlMUE.lt. There
is a Limestone Quarry opened, from
which thousands of bushels are sold
yearly. It has also a young bearing
urcnaru.
The improvements all new are a good
Mtwo-itorey Frame HOUSE with a Cellar
Kilchen.and a Pump beside it, a Spring
Mouse, a large BAXK BAKS.i Wagon Shed,
a Corn House, and other outbuildings.
The property lies in Kelly township, near
Guldin's store and Kelly's will 5 miles from
Lewisburg, and 2 from Milton and has been
pronounced one of the best in the Valley.
Fltle. inrftsniitahl PmMl In k m..
one half down, and the remainder on time.
P"ssion given the 1st of April nest.
An?. 8M SAMI.'KL VODER.
FOR SALE.
That large and desirable property on the
, corner of Market and Water streets.we!l
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is a large BRICK House containing
4 large rooms on Ihe first floor, 6 bed-rooms on
the second flnor.and 2 large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are also a spacious Cellar,laree Cement
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Ombuildines.
For terms &e. apply to Ceo. F. Miller, Esq.
& E.DAVIS.
Lewishr.r-, Sept. 23. 1SSO'
rt'TiTjrrtonsitt we..)
LimrtiiTrlirick fc.eoi.er, John B. Smith, Utmrj
Mt.yer. Jaj4oh IVrr.
.ry SitmnflC. Wilt.Jtvroh Biomtti. John Filmao.
Jr.. Ixt:i1 Klin. Mkhel Wolfi-, Wa. Ktiriuma.
JVww Klijiib Oulilron,
lIujK il'te Joseph Tanciia. Daniel Gcfhart, Jt.hn L. Gt-ar-
iiavria.
fi .trrr Ahnrr MiJ-ltawarth, fiimoa AigUrr, Jrb Bc
Bttf H-tift'.oe Ahrmham Parley.
L-wit'eHrcf Joftrph Ketl, TbotnA H rah sib, A.J. WrMcn
mbI, Charles S. Cfits, Arnathan 9iirkr, Jamoai k-j ,
iVter Uufh. - - I
rnfrr i ima-irtNey. Jrob Anraad.
i'n Aimer Hitrnh-Tpvr.
White fhr Mi'ha. Krr. JHrob frpher. Hrnry nig,
I'fuon Vtvorzr Brarfr. !tlartin Dotikle.
Chsnman t'h.l.p Hark hurt.
Register's Notices.
The following accounts will be presented Tit
confirmation and allowance at OrphansX'ouri
in New Berlin. Friday. SCd Dec. 1854 :
The miintii of Jsmeii M'CrfiRlit and John T. Mutrre.
x---tiUiri rf Andrrw Ma4, de'd, ho wa Uuardiou of
Mr.tilJa.Ja.mw.fl. Marr-and J.'ah I.. Mat-e.
Hip ucct ol John SiuitU. adia'r of Jimx-Ij aSmith. late of
Wet Denver Tp. tirv'd.
The arc. f Antr-w Cook, JuTs of fiaoirl G-aUtr, late
of lliirtlry Tp. d-il-
The mart nf Maria FUher, eserutsla. and Ssaorl finher
and ?mnel Weli, exreuturs of KeT. Ilenry i-'ihr, late
of Nww Ik-rlto, tl'-oVl.
Tin art (.f famtiel gtronp nm! nortre Ptmnp. execu
lon oriltteCt: titniup. lat of Wvhlnxron Ip, der'd.
Thr finril a "ft ol :iruitel Men.tr5on utl U.tert Caa.Ior.
si rs i-f U in, B. iilliran, late of hite Iver Tp. der'it.
Tl tnv and final a-rt nf l)avi.i Ilti.rMi.il Jan hUet- .
l.lt)m Mnrbanil U'taawr mJ P.nni Tr. At A I
Thttar-rt of Daniel D. tiulUio, adm r of John llcnainj, i
The aivt of J;.rob Hummel, ex'r of John UumiacI, late
of K-Uy Tp, .1- eU
The arrt t.f Jnb Hammel, F.q . Gaarijian of SnnMiel
II. aud U'm. H. Illftr. innm children of Teter Kut. r,
late of JiufT iloe Tp. die d.
1 rle aert uf John I)afriimiin- and JaeoH Koetenhnd'-r,
vlin'rs of Uy KofttenhiiaWr, lte of White lNnr Tp, di d.
1 he emnd arr't of nrah Hark him, lOnt'rx of lr. 5. S.
Bnrklmx. bte of CbapisNin ty;i.
Tin art f Philip Until and Smul Derht'-L kvlni'rf of
Pete-r ltecbtl..late of Heft HntTalue Tp. dee'd.
The rt of A. Swim-ford. E., eit r of Tlio'i C. WUkoo.
Irtf- of New hVrlin. drd.
The Jicftof John Kelr Jr, neting tdm'r of Jamao Rebec,
late f Kt Buffalo Tp, tter .i.
Th on ly and final acet of tlia R. Menfiat Guatdiaa of
Amelta vSnyder, ninor.
The arrt of Charlei a. DaTif , one of the ex'ra of J. tV.
Soiltkk, Ute of lVIinirrove, deed.
Tlie aret nt Jacub Martin, aUm'r of llenry Pile, late of
Perry Tp. drrl.
New Vrork Adv'l.--.
TIIK GREAT It EMEU Y,
ABOUT which so much has been said and
published, is among as. M ho has not
heard td the MEXICAX MUST A XG L1X1
MKXT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold; anil a-cd to care Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores, BrTrwes. Sprains, Rin;-worm, Feloas,
Salt Rheum, Pilos, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on the Toes,
Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Dunions or frosted feet. Warts, or any
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tucr annrtioiiatct'.j aoti oxpptiy. o cisv
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munpcinird r.y rnart ftitbrainsr an analfKirt fif tno
pruaary turuuii powers iu tbfir vartouit 'l;srri of de-
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aciivity, auil too loatjttn of tb phrvnuloffical orjrni. :
tojjrthrr with a vii w of thr moral aod tbw.uical (
bejiaxioa of tbo ae ore. (1 '.
PbroDulogicil Almauac, with rortralt
cts.
rhrenolory and the Scriptures, an ablcj
though fttnali W'.rk: by Kpt John Pi-rpont, 12 el. I
Phrenological ti uide, designed for studeuta
e Ikaia A ...KavaM 1 rV aaf
Se!t"0ulturc and Perfection of Character,
Inr.udinfr the ulucutin and mana'?'inctfff youth. f7
rt. S tf madt or .V r-r ww. i lh m tt-. IS indi
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Self-Instructor in Phrenolopy and Physio-
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ft.rrrdinKtiiarvuiidiiwo(dtv.
M. A I. t-i.talwvr. In tkaMr eta . in mn;iii btl rL. i
Accidents and KuiCT'ncii?, a tJuide con-j
taininff dirw-tfcr-n for tn-ntmnt in M?rdintf. 1 rui, '
ruts, !rHiti4. Irrekfu bone. dilorn'ion. railirny and!
atuuil-uit atd'teutat. burns and -aJ la, bit-t ui.vi d
rholrra, iujun-d eye.. chus.in, poiu. fil. uo-trohtt
lUlitninaT. drowuu.i:, -k. apit-Dhx. br Dr.TralL li i t-. !
Bulwer, Forbes and .louglitou on the Wa
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the ut-jtH't ftf hykr.:ine and hydropathy, edited by
Houehton. 1 'lo.
Consuiwjijion, it.s proventian and cure hy
the wafr tr'Htmrntwith a-lrjre conarrnmn: h'-morr-haire
of the luu-, omba. rol i. asthma, broucbiu.
Mrv throat, ae : itr lr. Mew. 6, eta. i
Domestic Fraciice of If T'lrpatby, with t
form or a report lor the atMntanr cf y t'icMi to
ronAullinp thiir phy-iciact by corre;puu4tyc: by CJ. ,
JuhotuD, M I), it i"). t
Error of I'Lvbicians ami olhers in their'
firactirf of the Water cure : by J. II. Uauste, from the '
Urrmati. 5) ct.
Hydropathic Family Physician, a ready"
prewriher and brfrirnie aMl.ixT. with tvf-renee to the
nature, eauwa, vreTrntion. and trtment rt di-ai-.
areidento, atitl 1.'ii ual tie of -Pra-ry kind with a Io
ry, tall ff rontt-nt-, and in.lex. illu!tratl tli -r- '
jv run e .".-n -. - i ciil-, ji. ii. On lrr ,
oiii ton nf fe'Ju ra-ea. ubfttaatiaDy temnd. Prepaid
by mail, $- 5'i.
Ilvdrojidthic Enryclopsclia, a syptem of
llT-fnIropathT and "v er.tilainin; outline if irv'
temy. I'Nyataltiy t the human btniy. bvtneDir au-a- '
ei'r. at (1 thf treM-iTatt en tf health, dw-lit' and h v- '
drdiatir eiK-k'Ty. tln-ry and prartire ff wal-r treat
ment, if.-ia. alLoloKy, aud hydro thern,-etiti, in-
eladinif the nature, raiiaen. m'tiii. and trentnvnt
of all known ditetia.:, appiiratitu of Hydropathy to
Biiiwiirry an'l th
a- nurai-rv ; acicn-u aa a itni.ie ta fa-
it.an l a U'll 1. k f r l hMri it.-: l y
. illusiratea wilh upward of l'i en-'
niihe And ludi
eratinir, an.l colon-d l lalea. anoalantiallv hnnn.l Pre-
H T Trail. ,1. 11. 11 iiaici.te,l with nn
paid by Ul.il.jl (W. Tl.-ia-.be moat ..m,.r.hcn-ire ;
..I - nnh...ki ik. r.r I..
draiatliy. of all tile kubtaratiaas whieh haeeattainVa
aurh a wi.lc n..unlnritr. ia.ue.1 bv e'owlcr a Well,, i .t-
haa n-.nc are ne-re adapted to" acm-ral utility tl.an
thi.rirh. contpr.-ljtnei,e, and well arranged tncyrlo-
t.elia."- .V. I'. TribuMf.
Pneliea of 'nt..e I'nea malnlalne a .1...
. c.
tailed aceonnl of lh - varicu. prorcswv uae.1 in th. wa-
t.-r.tre.tm.nt. et- : 1 y vTitrcn andllully. 3 . eta.
I'DlIllSOphy Ol Hater! tin?, a dovrl'ipillcnt
of Ihe true principles of health and longevity: It
Ualb-mie. oO CU.
cw Hydropathic
Cook Boot i by K. T.
Trail. M. P. A nj-trm ofmnXfTT on hTim-jiatluc r;n
r il'lvt. fontaininir n expo it ion of thr trar rI;iopii of
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Science of Swimininir, with instructions la
'
cases
Wafcr-Cure iu Araorica, ovor S00
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d,.n.,tiep.tic,ii 2j,
i tuti-L -rv api'iivi. 1 u every aiiuwti ris-
exe a li-w thorjr.
A rmplatf J. nn ntrti,.o of Iho
arlrantaireiortlii hTflmpathie (iyt-uiH of runn (U--
ai,jih.wiiiaiivtt Miiirf of tbraiiopathio nirih'ii, tne cumorous ana uncomlorlable article usu-
a. r s"ld- ,Tb"e -tiending the
for baibinK : bj Kau.-e, 7 cts. , tilling, and when ihe, pad is located it will
Water-Cure Manual, a popular work cm-i retain its position wuhuut change,
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the hrre-ni, ,.nd curative effects f air. nereiae. ,!.,- subscriber, can have the Truss senr to anv
ine, oceiipatino, diet, water-drinainc;, etc., ttV'ttwr . 1 . . ., , . -
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Water-Cure Almanac, illustrated, 6 cts. : around ihe hips, and stating the side atfVctcd.
Comb's rhysinbpy, applied to tlie proacr- wl" be enchansed to suit if net filling, by
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Ziotr. " : nLadies reqitiring ihe benefit t.f Mecha-
Diftcstion, rbisiolnjvy of, considereil with . ?'cal ""pports, owing to derangement of the
relation to the principles of dietetic: by Combe. II- internal organs, incluilingfalling of the wi.mb,
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the principal m-lropolit.n and ether estibluihmenta ,he K'""!L,.-..(. . iP " f"f ,h"?'r exclusive Ue)
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Kansas, caibracinir descriptions of fcenory,
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Hereditary Pcscent, its laws and facts ap-
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itivath n of "
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e eiv 5aiisfatlioL,y tr.i.i d Mr. M ri t v
ACIIAN, .No. 44 Xonh 6EVENTH h'.
I'liiUidetvhia.
The reat number of FrmaJrs reliey, j
cured by -earin(t Mrs. M'Clriur ha-, s,r
porters, warran's her in eorr.mfrdin; thm"'"
superior to anyihing' of the kind ever rff, ''
to the puU.v
IliEO leave respectfully to call the Pobiie,
attention lo mr EMabliahment, Xo sj
Sooth FOURTH tit. (be!o CheMnat). Hik,.
elphin, for ihe manufactory and sale r.f Xto.
elopcat, where I will alwaja be id readum,
Iu attend lo any orders I may be favored n.
I am prepared to fui tush Envelopes of even
quality, size and dtacription, W.olesale at
Heiail.iheUovernmeat pattrrn.plam and ler..
I would also call attention to the Die ir,j'
inp, Engravinff, Printint:. and EnibosMr; c;
Ittiainos Cards for Envelopes, Letier hfadj
If ill-head. Cards, Circulars, ekca!! of ai,,.'
I farniAh at very low rales. Mlampm? r:tn
prevent;, iheir going to the Dead Letter fij;r
With patent machines of ihe late si
ments for emboasing, printing, Ac., aic
the manafaclnre tf Envelopes, aad everrfu,.
lily for executing orders with despatch. and frr
their delivery by Express Lines cr as may Se
agreed npon, 1 can not fail lo compete with ii
not excel arjj other establishment of ihe kisrj
in the world. T'JIoma'opaihie Envelope,
constantly on hand, samples of which may be
seen CLnmirle office, also of Die-Stamped Er,v
lv5I7jtl WM. COLBERT.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And waal I saw There.
BT T. 8. ARTHUR.
Ti n T.'iutand Orpin in a .Vuntfi.
rrrtl! p- vrrfiil wrrk,s kiKaledc.d bj all who km
r-ad tt to be tbe heftevee wntvea by Mr. Artfca.
de i, Is tlie evil, of Intcaiperaaee in a aeries of tbm.u
akttehea. illuatratinit the efVcete af Tavera keepieriai
Kam driDkintf. not nly on inaividuals thcaaaelvea, bm
in e irr:nu:itti , at lame. Tbe att.rv of little Slarv S-e-Kuo
and her faihtr, wbo la refurmad by her aVlstioa ast
deatli. ia a'ons worth the price of tbe book.
Tcmperar.-. saen and "I her. ana ao ae re for tbeeaaw
ly itBcli.ut.-.! on tban by any other ajcana.
Apetitcrawaated in every tewa ai.d coanry cfiW
rnitcd Slatea. to sell an edition gotb a ap apecial'v ,r
ttKBa. beantilul.y illoctiaud a:tb a tne aaciaolial re
(ravine, by Snrtain.
a. swc:aa.a fopy will ba savt (post paid) ea re
eei l of ll.e (.rice, .a e. ats.
Ilc lar. t comaiiaa.ea wltt be eaM. Jl.tdreaa
w a. , tJ. "AI.I.IV. Pnhi .ter.
as 5orth rotna Mr,, t. l'hiiadc:th-a
Philadelphia Sprirg Trade 1854.
WAlXWKieilT.Hi y T.CTO.aV FLOYD
152 .Market St. 4 23 Mcrnhatt St.
Importer und Whnlti:le Deulert tn
Staple it. I'ancr Dry Good.
4 EE now receiving a very CE.NER.U
rl ASSORTME.T of
Ocmifsiic and iorriyu fabrics.
snitaMe for both Cuy and Country TltCe'iai
which they offer at very lew pneei, for
C'a--h, or to l'rompt Six Months' 3Iea.
fc"We solicit an ezaminalion f oarstiei
by Citj-, Aeighborm: and Distant Buyers.
CHALXCEY HCLBURT,
. U'aniWfiL'ht. HuntlllgtuB & Toi 15? Market
I n - 1 c
riTa
. I "lS 1 ' e- t. Vhuudttjhm.
'
riE ST.TIOER.-.
Cin.AH; i ffLTOX, 19 South EIGHTH
1 Mreet, fivlaihlphic beg leave It. nl
the a:rrniinn ilfotinirv l'calrrs. Schools, jii
persons visiting the Citv, to their crn;. f
asc,rtment ..I Er.ttfi,h, Frereh, and Ammat
STA Tl OXER l',wh!chthey are selling W fc, .
sale and retail' t-a tl.e most reaMnalle tcrrs.
Their rk comprises frevy variety of l ar.
Letter and Note Paper and Envelope's. icc::
inrr a full asMirtmcnt t f the celebrated c.;j
of He I.a Rue & Co. aad Thos Rhoads & s-ci
ot I.on ton. A!n
t;..ld am! s el Pens Drawinr: Pencils (Fi
ber's and ohers Trawirg Tarer. rr;:I
Roars), pealing '"ax. Ink. Inklpni)s. K. !rrs'.
("rooe',V"t)s,enuoln-.'aid rihcnme t'utlerv.
I'ortuionaies, Pocket Books, Potifoiios. W ru
ing Deks, Ac.Ac. Persons vi-i'irc the Citv
, C
an have Iheir racer and envelopes 'emh. rJ
uii uirir iHiiwa without extra charire.
ITOrders from dealers and inftitc; -cn ot
learning respeetfurhr solicited ami 6! led witn
the strictest integrity PmMlpili
Willow Ware, Ac.
II. COri.TKK, 49 South SKCOA'D ?t.
Phila.le!ph . S diwrs above t'hesinut. Easr
side. Impur'er and Manutactnrer ail kinds 01
"YTn-l.mV WARE Consisting inprui
11 the lllowlIlg. Ladies' Travelirg Ban
kets, Work Baskets, Flt wer Baskets, Office
Baskets. Sej-ar Baskets, Plain. Fancy acJ ta-broid-red
Baskets. Ladies Work S:ar,:' jed
Sewing 4'hairs of beawtifal design ir.dette!
lent wrrkmanshtp, which he is sell:r 5 rttnit
liablv cheap for Cash.
N.B. Just received from fiermanr. a 'a-ce
and varied assortment of FANCY COorS1.
which the a.lention of the public is respro
fullyinvMed Km51?i3'I,
I'brrtwology.
FOWLEES, WEILS, CO, EKOU SEW TOIL
Have opened a Phrtnul -cai Ccbi'ti
C?tTt and Vook I'tore, at 'iZl ARCH
bsrCSisf "'tween 6 and ih. I'kiladrifkn.
anu are prepared to turnishail titeti
Works on Fhrcnoh cv. Physirlcr'.
Hydropathy, Magneusm, and Tha
cgraphy, at New Vork rnees.
Professional Eaaminatior.s.vsith CbartvJ
full written, descriptions of character, i "
day and evening. ty Cabinet free hi tu
tors llv517caiiq;
ZI.C r.4ITS.
iy.NF-TTnRD CHEAPER THAN WHIT
LEAD, and fret froa
all poucw
Qualities.
the xrw jEgsrr zrxtr coarjyr. t"
treatly en!ats,d tbeir wcsXs. and improved the asai'i
of theiv rndu. ta arc p-epared to escrure oreVr, fenb
SOiEKlOR PAUilS. l)iy. and l.rc.od ia ,
assorted I ackupra of tr. m -3 to JO0 pounds ; a.e
t'KV. in barrels, of a i poaada ea. b.
their IIITK ZrSC. which is sold dry ar ercoa
oil. is wnavsnted pisna and nasnrtasard for srdy aw)
unitoim a hit. n ra.
A K.lbod of preaarsaaa has eeesntlv Sere diveavetea
which enables the tVatpany to warrant their patats 9
keep fresh aad soft in tl.. acre ft nny reseeparle lis
tn this reelect their pali,U will be superior lo aayeU"
in the eaaract.
Their HbllrlN ZINC PAINT, which is said st i1
price., and can only b. aiad. frcm the Ziae ec.V
New Kerrey, is now woj. kacwjs InKita praleeliv. SK
Ilea aba applied to iron e-r oiher meiaiir sarfsces
Th.ir T'N COUMt PAINT poeevae all the fZ
tieaofth. Brown, aad iscfan aereea'tc enter fcr auw
tl Cottases, Perots, Out bnOdioca. Si kites. '' ,
FliKXl'll a KU'MBrS.
Wool cm !e raiat IValeraand ImrM""
K.TV. cor ofldthand Market Sis. iaaT
miJ3t4'4
To School Dlrrrlar-
B
LANK Contracts wilh Trader, '"i
car on Treasrre r, at Ibitniclt araa
K 7 J
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