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Dec. 29, 1854.
T mmttttmn .HVai. Th. Itwniro CnnmcLW
nwanowaHTahlv th. largest circolnUoQ of any Eng.lsh
a)a..iap.r in Union eouuty.
Baltorial Oorreipond.nce of Lcwisbarg Chronicle.
Ntw Berlin, IVc 7, 1854.
At court again, lifter a pleasant jaunt lo
Jlirrifbarg, Carlisle Ac, and back home
Tta Millcrstown. The throng of travelers
at Tamaqua from all points of the compass,
lft ni only tbe soft side of tlie parlor floor
' for ft couch, aDd buffalo robes and overcoats
for t steltcr. Left at 3 o'clock A. M. in
sleigh for Pottsvi!!?, with a wide awake
"Contincntaler" for a driver, and fieling
greatly indebted to Mr. Frank WemT
for bis extra and unwearied pains to make
as comfortable and expedite our journey.
Reached Pottsville just in time for tbe
eirs to Auburn and thence to Ilarrisburg,
but sadly pinched by tbo intense, pier:ing
cold. This route, it will be seen, is at
present broken and inconvenient, but I
was informed by authority at Ilarrisburg
that soon after the lit of January coming,
connection will Ic made between the
CatUtt icsa, and Dan pi in and Sosqttehnnna
lailroads, via AuLarn and Port Clinton,
by which passengers can leave Ilarrisburg
in the f 'rcno.m and reach Milton, Wil
Iwnisport, kt; in the evening ; and West
Branch travelers can leave home in the
morning and reach Ilarrisburg tho same
day an arrangement that will monopolize
the northern and southern travel, and add
immensely to the convenience and comfort
of the citizens of northern Pennsylvania.
While doing business at various points
from Ilarri.'-biirg by railroad in a few hours,
I conl J not help but think how pleasant it
woo'd be to be able to step into the cars
at any point in Buffuloc Valley, an 1 in two
or three hours be at Miilheim, spring
Mil's, Old Fort, Boalsburg, Tyrone, ic,
or through Rebcrsburg and Brush Valley,
and after despatching business,or speuding
a few hours with friends, to be back in
time for tea! The idea is so very agree
able in prospect, and practicable, that it
can not but be realized in a few years at
firtherc'it.
There is not much news at Court. I
called at the Jail to-diy to see the three
young prisoners from our town. They are
of course very comfortable under Sheriff
Kcssler's care, yet seemed a little home
sick, and heartily tired of their involuntary
quarters. They will return home next
Widnesday, satisfied with the operation of
their first collision with tbe stern laws of
the land, and disposed I think to be more
cautious and well behaved in f"'
tanee take warning from their example.
The Common Pleas business is steadily
progressing an important life-insurance
ease being cow on trial. H.
f&f-Last week, at tho Union County
Court, Patrick Kascy was convicted of an
assault and batfry (but not with intent
to- kill) on' Johnson, dee'd. Kascy 's
wife was found guilty of stealing money,
and Patrick as an accessary. Sentences
deferred until this week.
The othei Cemmonwcalth business we
learn was settled without coming to trial.
The Philadelphia Dignities.
Oodey's Lady's Book, for January,
commences the &Oih volume of that iuter--rting
periodical. Godey has been one of
the most successful as well as tho most
enterprising of publisher, and the skill
and artistic taste which he has exhibited
iu the coarse of his long career, eutitle
him to the listing gratitude of the fair sex.
A series of Illustrated articles, explaining
the mode of constructing different house
hold and domestic manufactures, have re
cently appeared in Godey, adapting it to
the taste of Gentlemen as well as Ladies.
We will sond GorEY and the Chronicle one
year to any person who will pay us S3.5U
in advance. (Single copies of Godey,
3.00.)
Graham's American Maoaztse, for
January, is also upon our table. The high
Ti-putjttinn of this periodical is admirably
sustained in this number. The aim of the
publisher has been to give thj Magizinc a
National character, and with this view he
has introduced a series of interesting
sketches of Revolutionary and other early
history, which renders its pages pleasing
and instructive, ilcadley's Life of Wash
ington is continued in ihi So. We also
fursifh trRAHAM and the Clironkte one
vcar for 83.50 in advance. (Single copies
of Graham, S3.00.)
Agricultural Society.
At the meeting of the OiEcjrs of the
Union County Society, at New Berlin last
week, Jacob Gundy was awarded the pre
mium of 55 fur the best 5 acres of Corn
50 bushels, shelled, to the acre as sworn
to by two witnesses. (Tolerable for the
season, Captain ; but we "guess" some of
the privates will beat that, next year.)
The Treasurer was desired to make his
Report a tfco next meeting.
Adjourned until 1 P.M. of first Tuesday
ef Feb. Court, when the place for the next
Fair will be passed upon. It is required
that at least 875 cash be pledged by res
ponsible persons for every place competing
for the Fair. (Now for it, Sclinsgrove
Froeburg Middleburg Centerville
Uartletou M iffinburg New Berlin
LcwUburg 1)
Elisha Yi . CouUin" iTapplmjted Com
o Sebool Superintendent for Montour
maty, in plan of Pml re,;.
Foreign NeWi. j they have a larger lump still. They refused
The steamship America arrived ai Hal- to give name or locality from which the
ifax on Saturday last, bringing ten daya gold is taken. One of the party is a French
later news from Europe. There ta no Ba"; . . , . ,u
, . . e We have dates from Oregon to the 25th
o i . . , 'ult, but the news is wholly unimportant.
Soma littla fo'htino- had been some on.' ' J .
and the Russians were generally repulsed.
e B C o '
The Allies were continually receiving re
inforcements. It is announced that the
most important negotiations were in prog
ress, and that Austria had signed a treaty
of alliance with Fi ance and England, biud-
ing, it is supposed, Austria to declare war! the cause of mght-yelling and petty crimes,! capacious 2-Morey Brick DwelllnsJ.
against Russia within one month. recently mado an unprovoked attack uponl .CZ
A vague report prevailed, that Prussia strangers whieh caused a warrant to be is-1 tlat Wll) COIlt!lI 10 ,ll(!shea.l'!. a stone Milk
had joiued or would join the Allies : but '. sued for their arrest. Three ran away,' house, brick tm..ke house. WonnNhed. Car
. . .... r r v.- v. -i i r i . na-e houe. Crl and Sheds for larnimg
it is not deemed Authentie. I one forfeiting bis bail, and five were last 4 j,,,,,,,, myK BARS CO by !0 fret, to
V.'w1rn.ii Im niil.li.lip.l a letter defi- ! week tried and eonvietcd. In passiuci urhirh is atl'aclird a Straw Shed, runnin- Wa-
.l. V,;K Tt.,..;- .Ill
UIU a,aau ivui iuuib vu wuivu aHo
accept peace, namely : A joint protectorate
of tho Five Powers over the Christians in j
. , , , ... t I
Turkey : a like protectorate over the Inn-
. ; ' , . .....
cipalmes, subject 10 .sung nussian Lrea-
! ties; the revision of the treaty of 1841, to
wliicti uussiawiu assent u lueouuau hiu j i
and the free navigation of tho Danube. j
The news (says the Bulletin') is less ;
exciting thnn was expected, but Austria's
joining the alliance against Russia seems
like the establishment of an important date
in the war, and perhaps the point upon
whieh the ultimate issue may depend. If
I Austria is in earnest and disposed sincere-
I e -n: . IT : 11 .1 -
iy lor au uiaauce, oueuaivu as wcu ma uu
fensivc, the acquisition is a great one for
the Allies. Her vascillation of the past
year makes the world regard all her acts
with suspicion ; but she must now decide,
one way or the other, speedily, and the
chances are of course now in favor of her
siding with the Allies. The junction of
the other German powers seems then in
evitable, and if Russia is able to withstand
the combined forces cf nearly all Europe,
she is more powerful than her best fiieuds
can no represent her to be.
The news from the Crimea is uneventful.
Tbe war of the elements has silenced tem
porarily tho war of nations. Tempests at
sea aud on land have paralyzed all the bel-
j ligcrents, and the ten days' news we pre
! sout offers not a single important event be
tween the armies.
From California.
The George Law, from Aspinwall,
reached New York, on Christmas, with
California dates to 1st inst The George
Law brings $1,461,000 in gold.
A circumstance had occured likely to
lead to a diplomatic correspondence between
our government and one of tbe belligerents.
The British officer in command of the
Russian prize Sitka, has disregarded the
ailed with his prisoners from the harbor,
whereupon the hot-headed of the popula
tion are indignant. The propriety of ibe
United States offiier, in issuing the writ
of haheaM corpus, seems questionable at
least : and at aoy rate tbe conduct of the
British offi.'er was very natural, and pre
cisely what a high-spirited American would
have pursued had he been placed in pre
cisely similar circumstances.
Sax Fkancisco, Nov. 30. Business
has undergone no material change. Every
kind of business appears almost at a stand,
aud tho prices of many oi the chief articles
of commerce are lower than ever before
i known. The demand from interior bad
almost wholly ceased.
Henry II. Monroe was executed at Mar
tinez, on the 24th, for the murder of Jas.
M. Gordon. He said while in prison that
Monroe was not bis real name, which he
would not give, and that he is from Rut
land county ,Vcrmont,where he has friends
i and relatives.
Rolla i'owers, tried for tbe murder of
Daniel Hoover, has been acquitted.
A man named Joseph Iloring, from
Kentucky, was murdered at Mariposa, by
a gambler named Roarke.
A man named 5am. Poole was killed at
Sonora, last week, by a man named Mc
Carthy. Capt. Michael Powers, from Massachu-
i setts, was found dead a few dajs since, on
American River. He died from starvation.
Messrs. Adams & Co. have received from
1 ni.n.nLInu one ..i..hin 1131 1
...b..w , b ,
lbs., with a circumfercucc of 7 feet 5
inches', tbe other weighing 87 lbs., with a
i circumference of C feet 9 J inches.
I rri 1 . u.t I r
ininy nouses wero uesuujcu uic iu
Happy Yalley on the 30th of November.
The pilot-boat Dancing Feather has re
turned from the wreck of the Yankee j
I Blade, having succeeded in recovering four ,
boxes of treasure, coutaiuiug 70,000. j
Tbe fifth anniversary of the Sao Fran-
cisco Bible Society was held on Monday ;
evening- The Society, tluiiDg the past
year, have circulated 5,812 Bibles atd
TcsUmcn's. . !
Tbe want of water is very severely folt j
throughout the mining region. Thus far
the winter bas been unusually dry, and
t j;, J,,t 1
.uj lUB o 6
patiently waiting for raio,
It U Baid that tbe largest lamp of gold
ever found, is now ia Sua Francisco wait-
ing for shipment. Tbe owner of it U cot
known, mod it U raid be eiu and watches
it continuallj, not daring to trust it in any
of lb bauka- It WM taken out about 15
feet below tba surfaoe, in Calaras count j.
We thoald judge that the lump contains
at least 80 per eeot. of pure gold, wLicb,
at S17 per 0., antounts to tbe snog little
nn of $26,262. It was f id bj a com
pny of fire ncn, one of whom itatat that
LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE & WEST
I Several of tbe Indians engaged in tbe
late wholesale murder ef emigrants have
been captured and shot.
Rowdies In Danville.
A number of "fast" young men in Dan
ville, emboldened by long tolerations in
ri.r, J,.a .Tnnn Kid !
waa vuvv, v -
"You have been convicted for a Riot,
committed under circumstauces that re-
nuire such a putiishineut as ui.iy be useful
. . .r i.
to you, aud be a warumii to others. It is
- h Q le y ,u
C0I)Siga to prison, individuals of your age,
aua apparcut intelligence young
whose pride and ambition it should have
been, to earn fur yourselves a reputation,
that would have promoted your usefulness
and happiness, and been a solace and cum- j
fort to your parents. It was said aud writ-
ten, a long time ago, th.it the way of the
transgressor is bard: and if vo;i. vountr as
you are, have not experienced the truth of
. i ' . . .:
mis sauciueui, you nave ou.y to co.nmui-
on in lue course yuu have coiumcnceu, lor ,
a little while aud you will feel its bitter-j
ness. .Men may, aii'l oltcn do, perpetrate f
offences against the laws of the land, audi
escape detection ; but the transgre.'s-ion of
a higher than human law, is sure to meet
with a just retribution. If men will niiu-
UiltS Willi I IIC 1C U illlt IIMUIUC illlU IUIUIU ,
porate, will vWt becr-hou.cs and prog-
Iliops. hv dav and hv uidit. thev must ex-'
,.l :la .1.- I ..-.1 1 nf 1 .
pect to suffer in rrptitutioti, and lo contract
' o J
I lie evil habits of thj3c v.itu whjui they
assiciate.
"The sentence of the Court ii, tint the
Defendants, Gijore Miles, Wilsm I'lana
i.t... i . ...i. it . t i T .1...
... ' , ,
aples, each pay a utiu of 1 to the Com-
mnnivi aitli fur the use of the county cf
Mout.iur, and that they j oitlt'v pny the
costs of prosecution; tint c u ll of them un
dergo au imprisonment iu the Jail of Mon
tour county, for the period tif nine calen
der mouths, from this time; and enter in-
to rccognizmceSjCach in the sum of 6500,
with at least nno suflLieut surety in the
like sum, to keep the peace, and he of
I 1 l . II I ,e
finu ueuaviur lo uii iuo goou ciuzens oi
tliis Commonwealth, tor the p riod if
cigtitcea caieoajr manias, irooi inn nine. !
and stand committed till the sentence of1
the Court is complied with."
Washi.ngton, Dec. '20. There were
several confirmations in the Senate to-day. j
Among them Mark Iznd, formerly of Ar-
m'' appointed Governor
-
of that
Territory.
Tbo nomination of Col. Steptoc, for
Governor of Utah, was strongly resisted.
The debate was long and earnest. Oijec
tion was made to a military man for office,
do was finally confirmed.
The Penn. Farm Journal for 185S,
EMTED hT J- I- DARLINGTON. aalrtl It a mry of
tli t-t prarti:al farmerii in PfnurvlvaniA. Tlia
Fifth Vi.lumf of Ihr T AllU JOI. I:N AI. will r..mmrD.i'
Jaouary I, l.vV Karh number will contain Thirty-twu
r mors Super K 'yal licooo f.iiyrn. .rint.'fl nn mpert-ir
papT, villi nw t, and will lit? fi.l.-d with the b.-t
AGHIt tLTMlAI. RUADICi,
original and Vctt-d, that ran 1 fmiiltin J. The Ilitnr
aod bii aaeUtaota are ilctcrmiotl to rnvii-r thm th moat
I'ntch'cal Agricultural Work Kj ftittt,
and wilt utterly discard all thrx.rio mt atti-tftl by
prartte-il frprtrnfm. Thv harcob:iniHl ih ai l of many
tt t)i Wt frmr in Pt-nn-ylrania, NYw Jerry, 1NI
irar and MurvUnJ, who w.ll jfiro their ezcrieuca
lUrougli iu pitt..
iLLUXTRATIOys.
Erh nnmbfr will rouain mttk1 anraTinca f Im-pr-Td
fUx:kt Now Agricultural ImplemcDt, ILuice
Frui'.a, Ac.
TBJiS(TnTarii'rr in AJmnct.)
Plnile Copy, 1 0 I Twtnty Copian, U 00
do (m Sixtj do 40 00
T-'ii do &0 J 5" "0 do 2S( O0
Th JfHimat hrt-afl-r. in ttt m, will h di-
r.tii(iniiel at the n l uf th riod paid for uuleu the
ituhscriptioo be prcTion'y rt-nrwed.
Th utiwMw AttndTtnt ti-fn nir nffi-r nf pretn:nn) Wnt
vpar induces us to ofltr the fuilowiog prem turns lor Vol
lutiiv f:
I. ONE IIUNMEETi DOI.HnS will he paid tn tha p-r-
wnn who will fin-euro un thf iaru-t nutniwr of "utirri-N-rn
in anv county iu tho L'oiU-d Stater, before the rft
&f April n'5tr.
2. SKVKXTT-FIVE l'LIR3 to the P"nn who will
proeu- " th o'i'l lsri-t lit a. nhotfe.
a. FIFTY O'HJiRs 10 1 fu; person who will procure us
the th'rd Urcfft !:t n itxTe.
4 TW'KNTY I IVK P M,Ai; to thm person wb will
ptnriir 11 the fourth larefl lit ai abr.
5. TKX D;tLL !!. to tli- prun wha will procure a
tbe fi:ib larvit liot as a bore.
4. .' I J2 S.
Anj fTr.nfTilirRnT 'ii u5lribrs. at nor Cluh
cttY of fitht-r f lh- f Mli-wmir work, mt : l.uiftt on lht
R. GuTi'.n Trrat-e nn li1-h Co wis. Ni ffl:n.i Trtatie
on I tlrh lows. Wjirinj KUnn tits of AricaUuri. Nor
Elernents o Ajri'-oliure. Yua't ftt the Vig.
Any person evnitinjr, ih i wenty nl-;crib"rr',ir our rlnb
ft", will ! futitl.il to lriv. two -..if . of tl, tnrin
.,,.,
or om-c-pv anv t Hi lollnwinrj work. u:
IIoriiuItnrit f -r Ji.in-in Ai;ricii"iiral Itfti.i-
I try. Jdhir'io' E etnnt if Acrirultni-:il L'hmi!'trv and
. fi'.:o;rv. Ir, D'ld M'-l-rn II Iorfir. YouHtton tlie
( llor-. Youiitt on Cat'l'. Y.iuott'a ShertlH'r-IV Own Itnok.
j Thoman' America') Kinlt 1'ultiirt-t. Dowtiin'.t Fruit of
j Arrvr.tr. KhlotV Fruit 'Irower'dtiui le, Fcssundeu's Com
j plettf Fdtiuer and 0;ird -nT.
j We ltaw juH mt.lirran-rm nt with Jsme Yirfc, .Tr., 1
; rnhli-her of th If irtii.!tinif. which enal.le.1 to ftr-
' ni-h oii ro; y ;f Hutt elfg.mt work and on-- repy of the ;
i Farm .foimtal fti-i TVn itr.'lur- nnd Fi-to fVnf, find two ;
' cpW' of tlw- lortii'd(t'irit and two T the Vurm Journal !
, f t F- ur h-illar'. and Itirj'-r nutolT t the :it!Vr ritWs.
, 8i"-inr-n num-T -nt to all pot-piad appticitionii. ,
I Motley on all oivnt ltiuk, mailt d in file jjsenoc of
: po)tai!fttf r at our rik.
All opi'-rs aaresfj o tbe snicrioers win be prsayly
' attcuUtd to.
; j.u-MERFniTrr aco,
t W-t Chrt..r. i't.
Real Estate.
Adjourned Orpiins' Court Sale.
"DY virtue of an Order of the Orphnns'j
n 01 n'on county, win ne soli, at
the Public Hons-, of Gideon Biehl, in East
DuUaloe Tp, Union Co., Pa., 00
Friihiy, 19it Jinuary, 1855,
the following describfi) Real Estate or the late
Gaoam Riirr.a, deceased: J
A small tract of firt rate LIMLSTOXE , X valuable Pictorial books, very popular,
LASD, srtaate in Bnffiloe township; county! and of such a moral and religious iofluence
aforesaid, adioinin? lands of Samuel Glicle.! th"t w'l,,'!n4 ""i mar nfiTiC12 in tiipirrircni. '
John Rohland and John Heimbach.conti.nin- .SS'XlM,'M 'mi'" I
13 Acres and, 134 Perches neat measure, I T. m-n or 'titpri" ami tet. thin kiin-a off,,, as
all cleared and in a high state of cultivation,; Pl"ritj''Mrotai.i.mliiojrm.n,.,'r'i.ui m-twiih.
and on .he public road from Lewisburg lo"SZTJL
New Berlin. rltb-lllTe-iknta iwrwiisillapnird to act as Aentm
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M. The tfti.r with that -nm on Mri. th.T.iu bfurniiicj,
.,1. .... . J ;n K. V o. 1 bf "WrMSini tlM- "tWnlr. ro.t-a.id.
...... ...
day Of sale. ObtiKUt, MblACI.b. I
Administrator of George Rarer, dee ft
Pre, ST, 18M
BV virtue ol an order i-f the Orphana' Ci'urt
of tnion c.untT. I will offer at Public
Hale on the premises, al la o cioca, m., on j
n..i.. till, Tinitin IMS. i
Jaara M Cfcm, dec d :
No 1. The tract of Land in .
Buifilne lownshiP. Union Co, Pa, knowa as
the M VNSIOX fAKM, conlainin" j
178 Acres,
and S4
all under the best culiivalion. except 5 or 6
acres in Timber, part of which lie on I.ime-
sione Kidge. The iinprovemenis are, a -4
t'-r near the Barn.ane1 a Well at the Stable
?loor. Also an Orchard and all kinds Fruit.
No. 2. A tract of 05 Acres of
Mountain Land, 1J miles from said ft"
t . ,i ..... ..u.nuhm riinntn. r
upon the sShainotin Kiiije. and well
wooded with young Oak andChesnul
rrtlio.oiuiT- aiiic ..wH-.i.p.. ,
lyThe Farm may be conveniently divulrd,
and will be sold in urn tracts if desnrd. It is
jji-nerally admitted to be one of the best farms
in Bulfaloe Valley, in a emid neiihborlioi.il.
near to School and Churches, and lies at
Ue'rlini4 , M,.Uinhiir:,', 6 to I.ewisbiir. and 7
, tie new i;umn Furnace. Persons wishing
to enmine the property, can do so at any lime
...r- i- ... l,,rh t ic l nu ok trt (W
bv callm".
' Tt-One third of purchase mor.cv npnn
, r(.milja fls
t , v..., -
" MARI M'C'l.ruC, Adsiini-trairix.
Buff.ih'e, Dec. 20. l5t.
Unioa County Woodlands
for Sale.
i nnn m
ACHES will be sold in shares
t.L t li It I ..i i .tC-'lii n..e ..i-
A'-, V HI IllUtllJ iHV"" "iui'-, oi
hareS for i5each payable in im tmnt,
" ' " . "f '
,1, , .i,.r,nini hi' .tran-ili"! hill a 11 V nerSHtl
may, by t.ikiti-,' a trict of 100 acres, have tl.e
tit'e mnd" i-imi'-.liate'.y on puni' i.l if the.
p-.iriib:ie in.inev.an-l may select theliact most ;
a.'re.-il.Ir 10 their wishi-s. j
Th:? land is situated in the townships of
White Ueer an I West Bu.Tiloe. an I th' new j
r.in I from I.euisbarg to feugar aiiey pa-ssci
li)rh jt.
(i is covered with timber.snch as White O.iU,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut nnd It 'rk O.ik. and
Sortice Kiln and White Ileer lreek Itinn-Ii
ample water powers for saw-mills, lanneties.
&r... on a ma jority of the traets. It is smiaied
about 10 miles west from Milton nnd 12 miles
'frnm !,ewishnr, and was formerly the pr p
erty of Mr. Jos. Sims. Applv t
It. Fit N KMX fl.ARK.
Xo. 33 S or!i Third St. Ph-ludrtpiia.
w. ,n -mt- mm
ISllltalOC V tlllC' T a Fill
SALli. Harm? become too oltl lo
my lare Farm 10 advantage, I
wish to-sell a part of the same ?ny a iractof
95 Acres, or of 105,
! as a purchaser michl desire, i ne rcrnon i
would part with is all firt quality Limestone
land. and erery field may be watered from the
IavU". Jif;'--u.---e elifn, r'frrpi afnitt CO
acrt-s (txrellni 1'IMUI'K. There
is a l.i:nestne Q'tarry opened, from
which thnusands of bhels are vd
ynrly. It has also a young bearing
Orchard.
The i m prove mr nti all new are a pood
ii-stnrey Frame IIOLKwith a Cellar
JLXJLKt'chen.an.l s Pump hesulf it. a 8prin
llnue.a large It A A' B.4:.V,a Haion Shed,
a Crii House, an-1 other ombuilrlirps.
The property Iim in Kelly lownship. near
GuMin's store and Kelly's mill 5 miles from
Lewisbiire, and 2 from Milton and has been
pronounced one of the bed in the Valley.
lit!?, indisputable. Payment to be made
one half dun. and the remainder on time,
Ptisspssion triven the It of April next.
Au?. 1. 1854 MAMCEI. ODEIl.
FOR SALE.
rAThat larg"? and desirable property on the
' ciTiier f Market and Wa'er streets. well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place f business.
There is a larse BRICK Manse containing
4 lame rooms on the firt fl.ior.6 bed-rooms on
the second fl-M.r.and 2 lare finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and VVashhousc adjoins.
There are also a spacious Cellar.larse Crincnl
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of jrood water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms 4c. apply to Geo. F. Mi'le r. Ks.j.
S. E.DAVIS. I
Lewishnrs. Sept. 23, 1850
New York Adv'ls.
T1IK (iliKAT HKMKDY,
VBUL'T which so much has been said and
publmheJ, i anmnj us. ho h.:s not
he.ir.1 ot the MKS1CAS MCSTAG IIM-
MLM? Matiy mtllhitis tt b(,itle have been
soJ ami ue.l to cine Klirnm.ititm. Ulcers,
Sores. Bruisrs. Sprains, liins-uorm. Felons '
Salt Rheum, Files, S re Nippies and Cake)
llreasts. Cancers, I:ch. Corns on ihe Toes,
Sore Dyes. Kar-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joint
or l.iinhs, (;uts, ScaMs, or Si al.l-he.nl, Numb
r.tlsy, Cuiiions or frosted feet. Warts, or any j
oilier complaint thai can he reached by an :
cxiernal remedy. And it has always been
successful. Ir is ehi'allit noun in he.iling
Wounds, Scraiches, saddle or harness Galls,
or any sprain, soreness or stillness, and it is
v.arranted to cure Spavin, Kiugbonc, Splmt,
or P.dl Evil, on Horses.
J.t?The l.iniment is put up in ihrre sizes,
and retails at 25 cts,5:j cis.and .$1. The laie
boltles contain much more Liniment in propor
tion to ihe prices, and are therefore cheapest.
7 Coitufrt Mf-n hunt.
Erery stop should be supp'icd wish lliis
valuable LINIMENT, as it pivs a L'ood profit
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Originator and sole 1'rrprieror.
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i.hrel.j,y proved, illustrated and applied,
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tt..- wutjett r.f 1 yt-iiiH ai.d LjJroiatliy, i-JiUd 1t
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Hydrnpathic 1'amilv I hystenn, a rea
tv
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rludine th- natur-. ranacii ri mptoms. and treatment
fall ka-(n 1ieaai'a, app ieattoa of lydntathy to
nidwifrry d) ibe nur t ry ; deicn--l aa a (fuiJe la fa
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y. '. Tnimne.
Practice of Wafer Cure, contain. up a de
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rhllopliy or NaterCure,a ucvclopnient
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Il;tlbn:e. 'Melt.
LW Uv'JropafliicCook Book: rv K. T.
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all who - eat to e." paper. 62 eta ; Mtulin. M rta.
Seizure of Swimming, with ins'ructiuas to
learner. liiu-trated, lb ct.
Water Cure in America, over SCO cases
m vHrimipn-tofirea(ea wr.n water, who CoMl OI
d' m' Ptie p-actici, 2S,
Vattr-urc applied to every knnwn DN-
caae a new th-orv A complete dmont ration rffhe
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the hci'-nir nnd curative i-ITei-tn of nir. exerri. cloth
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v i'h desert) tionr ot ?ieM'-, aud the hvdrop&Unc ra-nit-die:
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WattT-t'iirc Almanac, illustrated, Gets.
Comb's riiv-il jry, applied to tho preser
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' fM.rnn.P nicaac wl-.lU .J, r.e.rta
CIS.
of wrm"n
ry l. Ko.r!j, frrm the german.
."0 ci.
Dif-estiiin, Thisiolnnry of, consiilered with
rotation Initio rrinciiles of Jicttit-!: or Combo. II-lu.-trateit.
TO ,-t.
Fund and I lirt. with nbsrrvutions on the
rtirt- t:.- n-.-impn uit.-.l to,1irloivil,t4lenrflic,i;fHi.
live oririin., at J n arrrunl nf lht tit-lari ntn. of
111.' pnncip'il in- lr.'p .lilnn imJ I'thr r..t.tih.oiieit
fr pnuprr':, liin.it;c.-, criminals, children, lb iick, t-tc.
I y lvri ra. $1 'Jo.
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cliimite. roilu'tion". soil, nml r'.'nrrrs of lha tarri-t'-ry.
int. r'pt-r. il with innil. nta of d. nture ami
ant-ctili' if trav.l : l.j Mas lira. ny. Co ct.
Ilerolilary Descent, Us laws and tacts up
pllf.l to tinman imprit,'Di-nt : ty II. S Fooler. ST eta.
M i'ornity, or, the lieartng and nnrsinj of
ct:il Irt-u, inclutting ftmle cUucati'.n : by O. S. Fuwlrr.
Natural L'lwsnf Man, ry J. G. Spurzheim,
M. I An loiioriurt work. 0 ct.
Physiology, Aliiiiiat mid Mental, applied
to ihe pri frr.-tinn nn.i restoration of hi-alih of b"dy
.. u lcr uf n.iu.i, ii:...irauji. .
Eioticr aio! letntierato I. ifo, discourses and
l'-i t.'i's anj I'lOiirai'liy of U-uifl Oirnaio, ill rt
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Shrw. an l IlitiJwiu, 16 el.
Tei th, tlieii Structure, Diseases, and Treat-
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Future of Nations, in what consists their
femur, a lvrtuta br Koasuth, with ft liki'ni'ns, 1 1 ctn.
What, thosist.-r Arts leach as to Farming,
.. . .. o
True llasis of Atiierican Independence, an
an au'irci i-j norare uralT, vz em.
edhlre hr Ifon B n. U. sward. 1:
Labor, its Historjaud Prospects, by Robt. !
Dale Owrn, SO rt.
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Human Rtghtsaml their Political Guran
tlaa : bj Judj. Uurbnt, with aotei by Sim Combs.
67 eta.
Homes for all n new, cheap, convenient,
nd anparlnr wionV ofbatUinr. eonfaintnr full dlika.
tlona for enastntrlinir rtl wall. i.h tlawa, (.lana,
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Ami by U Bftkrlir tbiou.ht.ut tbw In ir l &UTe
an4 Bri'i1. PrT o- r.
Baltimore Adv't
s.
3 fV
t'AIMl, GKIi; & CO., I
Flour, Grain, & Lombcr Commission
M..rcliaiits..."i3 & '3 J'litar's Wl.arf,
airr.K ti HilltTititir.
J bn Hurt. F q . l-re. . 111-1V B.rk. I ,luttt.
A V Gil-. K q . LV.h Ir.r.kLn i; j
J. l... Ilu.... Jr . K. ; . ,1,1 .j. ,.hia.
I-"-: r, Mim-ct-'-n 4 i o.,
J 1'inif. t-q 'r.:a;.l Ce .1 ISank, I'oit DtJOBit.
J. iJit r L mj. llurnftbur.
SI.";?;
Sa.l-. Win.-at. i Co.. MlilOO.
IV. IV C.-.kr. K-n . .,
fM,l.-,.U-IM''"-
r .t. '.(in1L.. K-j . Ui.h iT.lle.
U in Kf.,..-t. -l-.tiiMursiii.e.
i,m Wm F P.ck-r. .
T W l.'- y.t. K-i . t -u.hu r. f
Juiif! 11. Hilling K-i .
Wtl!umpoit.
Iwiwil Ilniiti.'. Efq -.
MM -nrr A tu' h. J-rev ch..re.
J I li ll.n. ts;. LM-k IUti-ii.
!".7"CAUR, 1-EI?K A I'O hare the lar;
Wharf rioin of any Commission Hiue i
B.iltimore. always piwini; quick despatch f
boats in dicharriig their car?ce. 6m5l
FITS! FITS! FITS !
JHt TtrT.BI.B istkat
-- a. ttW r IkLO,
For the cure of FitatSparm; Crnmpm, uvd all
StrvuttM and Constitutional Dittae&.
PERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malady will find the VEGKT
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered lor curing .pilepsy.
or Falling Fit.
Tbeae lill miiep(i a ppertflr arrloa ob the nervm
yttf m. and altbiah tbey are prvpar. efN-ciaIly fi-r th-purp-
of ruring t iU. th- y miil be (und .f 9t-viml
efit for all perMtni afflift! with w-ak nerr. or whrve
Deru y tern hac tieea pm-trateJ i.r liatlrreil fr u
any cwur whalrrr. In ehron-e complaint, or .Ihm -e
of lone ftan.linu, ixiperiuduord by nervouanera, they ar.
eeedinff;y hen-n-ial.
Pri-e f-1 per boa.or two hoseafnr Peraon ont cf
the City, encloaini; a rvtnittiiee. will hate the I'jiiw nt
tit-m thrniitrh the nail. fr- of pvt.re. frr Mle I -
FT II II AM.K. Imv ItLTlw M-KE'T. Raltintfiv
id..t- whom r.rd-n- from n p-rti.of the tniun muit
' " " ' ' -' 1 " " ,
-
5 Pliiladelphia Adv'ts.
ikAiti mM yMi ww a. a.
,f J V 14 W'VMX9.vij9a
..
neighing to than Z ounce.
I .OR ihe cute of 1IEKMA or Rt'Pi I RE
Ack no vledeeit by ihe htchet me.tical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably sti-
peroT to atlV otner in Ue. OUiitTtTs will h
pratined to learn ihat the occasion now oilers
to procure nol only the liglilrtt nnd m,v easy.
but as durable a Truss as any other, in lieu ol
the cumbrous and uncomfoi table article usu
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending !l,e
fining, and when ihe pad is located a will
retain its position without chance.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to anv
address, by remitting Five Dollars for the sin
gle Tru-s. or Ten for the double wnh measure
around the hips, and stating the side aliened.
It will be exchanged 10 suit if nol fimnr, by
returnins il aionce, unsoiie l.
For sale only bv the Imporier.
CALEB 11. NKK.DI.ES.
Cor. Twelfih & Race Sis. ',',, M'luhia.
rFM.adies requiring ihe benefit of Mecha
nical Supports, owin lo deransenvnt of the '
internal organs, inclndinc falline of thewi mb, j
vocal, pulmonaiy.dyspeptic, nervoiis.and spi- i
nal weakness, are informed ih.il a competent !
and experienced fWy will he in attendance at i
Ihe Rooms, (set apart fur their exclusive u-e) I
No. 114 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Race, j
lvS::3
Atw Stuck )
Window Shades. S -Vf u
I8S. IS54
O. L. M1LLKU Si CO.,
1NDOW SUADKS ouih-wesi corner
Second and Arch sR. I'M itili h,a.
S"ch as (Ji'the's Landscapes, Border. Vases,
feeridls. B'lquets, (Jold Btirders, e. of the most
beautiful designs and perli'tn n of finish in
hte country, and at such Law Irricfl as
to challenge all compet.t,,.,,. Huff and W hite
hiioc rimw, T:i.u p,i, r
Ace., in every variety for City or Country trade.
'. i e in vile an examination of our Stock
at the Depot. S. W. corner 2d & Arch. Philad.
Jan. lHot 4mSM
BUILDING HARDWARE
Tool Store exclnsivelr.
The targnt EitubluAment of the kind in the U.S.
Win. M. n't lure & Bra.
No. -287 Market St. above Seventh, Philad.
" I" ANL'FACTl'RERS' Depot for Locks of
all kinds, warranted nualitv. Pai.m
Slivered, Glass Knobs
Premium Porcelain Knnbs.overlOO patterns.
Silvei-plaied Knob, Hinges, Ac., wnh tbe
most complete assortment of all the Modern
GoonSt in this line.
Purchasers are invited I call and examine
Slock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
JIul Air Rrtitcrt and Ventilator si
Eactoiy Price.
C3TAII orders pat up under ihe immediate
(aperrisioa of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE US. mMt
T('aia, Burpwrtera,
Of dVCLCK':N
W....(..l A.. '
daces, antliad n
te eive aatisfartion.ty Li..i u ,.. j, , ,tt
ACHN'. No. 44 'orth bEVE.Ma u
Pl.ihtlltlphin. .
The reat flnmner oi females rr,,
cured by wearinr Mr
M't-lenara,.-,
porters, warrants her in c-n merirf
superior lo anything vl Ibe fcir4e.,r
to the publ c !
t BEG leave rej ccifullv i call the PB;
aiTPiiimn to my h-iablihtcent.
, uth FOI KTH M (be.ow Chestnut),
eljkui, for the u.at.ulae turf ai.d sale if Jj,
Clopr, here I ail: alys L in rest.-,
Iu ailrnJ lo ai.y ooters I mav Ir lavnre'i
I am pie areil 10 Imnli Kuielt f esi.'--
j rMatIl',
sizc and deacription, fc t-a ( , .
Ileiail.iliericirerr.meiit f anein.pla n rc t
i I would also CaM Uttet.fion til
5e tt-,.
, mg.
t . I-:.,,.. . J i-
smrss Lard- lor tnveu.ps. U::n-lt,.
I BHI-heaUs, 1 arda. circuiais, a : i; (f,,ci
. g iurill3ll Bt Cry M'W lair-. rr
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prevents ihrir gtir.? to ine J--' L
9?rer nrcn, I fan fn-T frul to f(.?rrTe r-
, not excel atr other e.TaM!htrr.t r,f the,.
j in the wi riil. Hi iTTopatbie Fnvf
i eonMnntlv r hard, samp't of inch mr
j seen f'hrtmirl- .'flice, a!o of L;e-iMrrr.f I-.
j Uhmix WM. CliI.BF.ET.
Tea nights in a Bar Room,
' A:i 1 what I saw There,
j EY T. 8 Al;TIXL R.
Tm TiO'tCfd Cfpin in a Mmth.
TTTl p-w.f,il wi.rt.a-Vno-ili.ij-d ly all -i-
r. atl it l Ik- lh- I--ten-r wntln L Sr
' d' i' I li e r il- r f Int. ntp falio in a ! i 't -i-.t
-krirh.-. iilLU'nt B: tl.-ff to( Tavern js
i tluni :i: iriK.n n t "ui j on in!iilu-l h aj- tej y
iu t- din hi. o I .tt lnrj. lh- r-t. rv if ctt.e Xn 4.
irit nrr fa'tM-r. w 1- r.T rmH r y her j- evi
ile ith. in a on wrtti the rri r t f the Unk
T- ti i..i.t r ir,e. ai I . .1: .!- r Jo m -re fcr im
I y it rn u t.n thn ! any ..it. r w att
A )!: I- ?e wir d ilie'it Own r.d rnn'T i'm
United ."'Mte-. it. M-ll an .-Jttw.n edit: a up pn rs
tli --tn, tn autirut.y i lii-Irktcu a .tb a ftte mrUuUat
arii" tnj. hy nnaiM.
, '-ee:i. ti tYpv ni.l tv tent ;fct pa! o
eipf of il.r pne, c ni.
Iht iargot cututuies.oB a !' r ?a.1, AUm
J v r.im ; m y nhj fBar,
Xn 4 Xortl. f uLpfc Jtir.t. W.ide.rBia.
Philadelphia Spring Trade 1854.
'.7.VH RIGHT, lil y TJfi TON 4 FL0Z
1V M.k. t ?t. ii i:; McnLant St
hnptirltrs unrl U h bf.te Vtilrrt in i
Sluplc & rait Dry Ce.i. i
VKL now receivine a very 1
ASSOKTMENT cf V
"-; ii0 Xorrijn Jatea, K
suiiable for both City and Ucunln Trade. u:
which ihey oner at rery lute .r cei. for
Cash, or to Prompt S:'a MoutLs' 3en
C?" We solicit an examinatioii of cr stct
by City, Neighboring ai.d Distant Euyerj.
CHALNCEY HULBTRT.
WITH
Wainwrisht. Huntii.gton & Flod.l5I Ma-
:m."17cS St. kki-hk,t
riVE KT4TIO.VKRT.
CtKAIG i FI LTHN. 19 South EIGHT!
Mreel, l'kiludif,lii,Ug leaie :or
the a tention of onnlrv l ealt rs. S hi t s. c:
persons visum? the Cnv, to ihe r m:-,
asorlmein Frinek. ami .1i. ro
7.17 1 OAiA Y. hich they are ft i!n sWitf
sale and Feail i n ihe mos reisorm e ;r:n
Then sti ck computes rry n,r.rrfCr
Letter and Note Taper 3rd Enifl, re'..:rrv
ins a full a-Mrtrn ril of the ce!era!trf j -n
of lie La Kue A Co. and Tt.os Klu is & 5:i
ofl.rmlon. Al.-o
ft. -Id and S f rl Ter. Trawir" Trr.c !s Fi
ber's and o let"), Irr-uite Taier. f-r!
E..ard. Sealu.a W as. Irk. Ii koar.'. Jt.ctn!.
CrrHikes.M'os'ei,hi lm'ard i iter fr e Co'lftv.
I'iTHnoi.aies. T. el, ei Pn l.s. T?r :. ;.i. Mr
ins Del.s. Ac. Ac. Fersors i ..r.re rhe Civr
can haie their rrr,r and envr;- re ecitcssei
wnh their inilh U without ei'r ch!T.
r? Orders fr.-m dealers and ir-t tr.t-.rr.s of
learning respectfully solicited jr,1 V'.ti witi
the strictest integrity froMTfi
M'lllotw Ware, Ar.
H. rOl'LIKK, A'J f..u'h t-ECONP St,
VlnliiHelj h a. 2 ri. ers abi'ie Chesti ut. Ew.
s de. I'i p. r i r p mt V.n utai turer a l k .- "s c:
i l ' ILI.OW WAKE Conitine 'trim
I II the follow ir.". Ladies' Tuveliri Bis
I keis. Work U.il.eis. Fii vier 1'asi.e -. I'ffce
i Basle's. &rar B.i-keis. Plain. Fai.e.ir i Ex
I bnndeied Baskets, l uil es' Wrrk s!ar?s nl
l isewinir Chans i f beatmJul desipn and eve
i lent workmanship, which he is sellii g rcnt-
kablv chenp lor Cah.
N.B. Just received from Germany, a l"B
ami varied assottmcnt of FANCY GOOIS.i
whieh ihe a teni.cn tf the public is rerrct
fully invited Pm517:3,'
I'hrt nullify.
Fi7S. WILLS, o, ruoM .Vfir Ttlt
Have opened a Thremh z criC i 'S
and limit itcrr, ai 231 AhC'H -
vlt" betuetii Cth and Jth. i'siiitf-;rW
i . and are rreparcd to furnish a i -r:
W.'ik-on l'hrenol. iy, 1 hyMrl. .
Hvdiopathy. Magneiism.anii fain
ograpby, at New York ft'"-
Professional Ex4miratirR.wtfc Cat'"0
full written desciiptions of chyrpcter. erf
dav and oenmg. ty Calm ft fire M
tors li JlTciJij
2 ISC ItISTi.
ONE-THIKD CHEATER TH AN VBITB
LEAD, and fiee tnin a.i pcacM"
qulltl,a.
the Er jrrstr zjyc co.vrs.'T,
r. iiliTm .ig.d tlur i.tV. aid Wl'""1 ite Mli.y
"I ti.-u in.lu. u.ar, r",at.d e. I" ' "'"';,
SUFtKlOH FIMS, Pt. a-J "'
ainilnl farkaiera vl trM I IW fttniis; ail.
l'l;. in burn t. of Sid Mur.d. 'fc i.
Ihrir W I1ITK 1I.C. k.tk t -oid JtJ " Jt
oil. i wartantid )ur. and nESurj-5'' '
unilorn . bilrn-aa. .
A nu-iW olprrtaratioti ha.rft.nl brm db"
whKh r!.abl. th. . rit, to tinwl tt' I1"
krrp frr.h and and 'a th. lirsr f-r ai y rraamaM T
In this rrnTt tblr iah.t will t up.1 r
O th. arkrt. v
Tbir UJtOW X Zinc r.TT wbi'h t 4
Ttu m and can i nl t . ad fi n ' "
Xrw JorM. ia bow w.ll kmwn UJ " rTT" 4
tir - atylil lo 1T fth.r '! "Lr,
Th.ir STUN K CliLOK HIM Ttr "t TZ
tia of II,. trrwn.andl.ofan .(rnnral 1. tolornj I
tic lotla.ea, Ccvol., Out lut'rfin,.
Wholnl. r..l IV.Irr. 'JJT
S. W.enr f luih a.i v.ik Su.
To Sck4M.lltcctr ,w
BLANK Coairacia with Teachers.
den oa Treascrer.at Chroiue.t w
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