jbraislmrg Cjpiiirle.
"rrBBCARY 23. 1855.
Vm ttutlnm .Wev.-The Lrri;tt. CauCMCia
lira tb lare&it and tu circulation of any Newspaper
tn reio Ownty.
FAILED Oar IL.rr':;urg Correspor.d-iice ,
this vrek.
jjj the way, est of cur palrcns threatens
rw mention it coafUentUllvi that unless onr1
Hsrrisbur-; Coi respondent gives us longer'
Utters, he'll aimott -stop his pap;r !"
Appointments, 07 Governor Pollock,
rOll PHILADELPHIA.
George R. Graham, ll;:tb'tr Master.
Abraham Myers
!cr of Weight and
Measures f.r tlio oli city-
j
hts
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Samuel D. Abbott, Scarcr cf 'Vci
and Measures far the rid Ccuntv.
William P. U.ikar, IJ.irk Tn?pec!.w.
Henry Picas;i.ts, Loiziretto Physician.
Howard Tayl'jr, ol Chester couuty, l'uit
Physician- "
Jack Popper, cf Delaware count-.-, Qua-
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i-ntine .Mailer 1
' w. T. M .-almicr. IK-ilth Officer. j
Joseph E llarnrd. Muster Warden. '
AnurtW JTLeiu, Keeper of the louder 1
Maffn'ino
StCL.hca Miller, cf Dauphin coun!
r'jur Iti'rcc'.or.
John W. Crowcil, of llucks ciur.tv. nu i
Wjoln II- Solder, of Ii.'rks c.unty, Y.'his
Ly Inspector.
J nomas J.. 1 n'lotn. Oram Jieas':rer.
Oct.re Metzeer, Butter aud Lard In -
el ector
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John I. Autiti. or rsjru.uuiou.anu,
Lumber I:.:p-c!or.
Wffi. A. O't, Suited Dccfaod I'eis la-
elector.
' Isaac B. Garriaiies, Marb'e Measurer.
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All theanove arp.M.n.Hen'.jare midt-nU
f I'liiladelphia, except those othcrwiec
stated.
Pr. M'Aliitrr has been, heretofore, a
prominent member of the Peinorralie party
in the City. Pr. Seltzer, of Berks, was
oue of tlic Baltimore Convcnti'.-a which
rtominati-d Gen. Pierre for President. Mr.
Autin cf Northumberland was also of that
party as formerly instituted. The re-
mainint' arnointecs were members of the '
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Whig and Native rart:. O run AM and 1
Mn.t.tR arc working members of the e'l:-
torial fraternity, and ell deserTing feme
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i f the rewards fe-pcctally .lil.er, ho ,
hss stood the brunt r. the taltlj, ar.d rc- '
ecived half cf all the abuse and Zander of;
the whole campaign, without onro Cinch-
in 1 The l);i,j .Vein s!it. that ahhon-'h
there arc many disappointed, ct all eoueede ( Department will find him an amiable aud obli
the personal worth and fitness of those ! g'ng officer Perry Co, Dem. AJr.
selected. ! ('ov. I'ollock has announced his Appoint-
I ir.ctits. These are al! well and
LEGISLATIVE.
A bill has passed both branches cf the ; except .Mr.HiraoK, who for many years w,is a
V ..,. l:..- . I j;, ' prominent man in the Democratic ranks, but,
Legislature, repealing the net prol iug i ,,. thonMidl of jdenllfied himseif
for the rg.stration of L.rihs, marriages, j whh the American movement,ar.d labored zra
nd death j lotiu'vliir the election of Pollock. EasiimV'hig.
,, . .,. i . f , , I Friend Hicko, of the School Department.
Governor 1 MT.ocK has refused to jnr-1 speal.s cf ,he ator of sl,pervi4,IleFthe ,500
don Dr. Beale. He also refused to pard.in seho districts of the State. Certainly the
a man, in Franklin county, convicted of h";h 15 n'" a bt.'? tf r05CS- Bul ,f ,a"
... ,. .,, industry are available in surmounting the dif-
selling liquor il.egally. i (-lcu!tIcj cf ,he situation, H.C.H.ckok wiU gel
BP3Astr;ngr.t Sunday Liquor Liw Bill I "ver ,hem : Co,ors flvin?" Ilis P'DC
has passed the House by an overwhelming
otc,nd second reading in Senate Ly a vote
decisive of i'J passage. We shall publish
it if perfected into a law.
Gen. W. W. Taylor has resigned Lis
roa! as Inscribing clerk in the House, and
A. L. Linten elected in his stead.
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SS.Hi iuc-ujj u una upjn igr it.c
second trial for U.S. Senator from Penn -
,ylvaUia,and-as usual-all rts of pcc. j
latious arc published, aud marvelous Mon-1
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chausens set 1.2 at. v, c doubt whether;
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Sho very wiscat and shrewdest can lull tho :
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1h& Division Ciestion. j
We announced last week, that tho Liil i
for the erection of Snyder county, and I
relative to the scat of justice if Union, i
passed committee of the w hole on U edncs
day, iu the House which was all the in
formation we Lad then obtained on the
VVAllit Wi :nei l.-nrti ,v ftirt 7 nU.t-
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r lietord, that, iu the itternern cf the
aamc day, a srecinl aosion was holu, and
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the Lilt rissca, unaliv, without opposition,
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Iu the henate, on l concsday of this
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week, the Bill was reported wuu some
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amendments, and we learn by telegraph
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vi. .,-iiiii.i.riivi; i::ssi.fi I ni nn;iv HTn
The amendments, we understand, throw
the Bill Lack into the House.
Friday, the luih March, is fixed upon
ly the Bill for the Election to decide fur
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tothatuay, is that it is the day of the
Township aud Borough Ekctiuus; but as
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it will cave expenses of a special Elect iou
and as it is far better than the New
Berlin demand to have it mixed up with
the Fall Election the question will prob
ably be fairly Lcforo the Voters of Union
County, three weeks from to-day.
t.Wc shall publish the Bill, in full,
s soon as we receive it.
ISrThc members if the Hous-eof Bep-
risen tatives in the Pennsylvania Lrgisla- j
tnre, as to occupation, arc clasnScd thus : I
Lawyers 0; Farmers 32 ; Merchants j
IS ; Fbysicians 4 ; Doctiit 1 ; Millright 1; I
tiboe Manufacturer 1 ; Clergyman 1: Lum
berman 1 ; Editors 2 ; Druggist 1 ; Iron
Masters 3 ; Miller ! ; Boatman 1 ; Sur
veyors U ; Teacher 1 ; Collector 1; Book-
keeper 1 ; Blacksmith 1 ; Clerks 2 ; Cali-;
net Maker I ; Printer 1 ; Gentleman 1 ; !
Nothing 1 .
It appears from late Kansas papers that
wery serious difficulties have arLcn in the
territory betweeen the Lawrence Associa
tion and Emigration Aid Societies and
ine original Squatters Association. Meet
ings have been called and held by loth
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d, an mo.b. alusive Kcuiubattti in- his fcLJow on the snow, and returned in
d-tslgcd ia.
Frie&dly Testimonials.
X7c subjoin, from journals of the differ
ent parties, in various sections of the Com
monwealth, a few cf the complimentary
notices called forth by the selection of the
Corresponding Editor of this paper to fill a
chair in the new State Administration :
Th Krhtnr ol Hie renna Zclool Journal.
while on a visit lo Ha-riaburf; last week.made
the acquaintance of the Superintendent and
DeputySaperinieodent of Common Schools.and
la,e namb" of his valuable journal speaks
in terms h.eliiy complimentary of both ofiicrrs.
, lip espresaesthe opinion that the System is in
good hands, and that he will be able tn chron
I icle much progress during the coming three
i years. The Journal says, " Col. Ct-a-ris was
I f ir many years an active and effective Director
cf Common Schools in Bellefonte, where be
resided. In that capacity, it was our fortune
l to correspond with him, and to learn his devo-
mm tome acnooi iiiicicm. .Mrfj. iiickow srema
10 ke ciear-minded, energetic, and devoted lo
the voi k before him. Good service to the pood
cause may be expected frota him." Harrisb'g
The School Department, is placed in the
hand, if Hcsai C. Hk-koe, cf Union county.
"'-' ' teen chosen Deputy Superintendent.
!" acquaintance with this gentleman is but
n!:hi, tut he has made a most favorable im-
t-.rc5.jen opoa os. He is a lawyer, nod edm r
i.f an Independent Journal, trcm which how.
ever he has partialiy retired. We think the
interests of th'.s important Department have
"cn P''ac,d 'n competent aud safe hands.
V,"..j'ii .t'iin Commonwealth.
Mr. lixkuk is a finished scholar, and a per
fect Ciii:einan,and no doubt will make a good
and pi pu'ar oliiccr. Setinsgrote Dtmvkrat.
We have known Mr.HicEoc for a number
of years, and always found h-m a gentleman
in every sense cf the word. He brings to the
i c-ffice a strcnj mind and willing heart, with
I l"'P:e ability to manage the affairs of his
! cilice in a mariner which will bj profitable
j u lhc c:in?c c,f education, and creditable to
j the A lmmistration. His antecedents have
herenf. re been Proocralic,characterizei by a
I spirit ef independence, and always possessed
nuniinfss to an-ard a political opponent his
' Just due Miffliiituwn ftenUml.
j H,.ary c.,I;cl;c!).Eq.,3 Demcratjc bBT
! cf Lewislur, and heretofore the editor of the
i'iuroniclr, has been appointed Dtputy State
Superintendent of Common Schools, by Gov.
Pollock. He has the talent to make a useful
offieer, and the Governor either could not find
a better Whig for the place, or Mr.II. has "eea
trn'' perhnps both. liloomfbitrg Star.
The selection is a good one. Mr.HicnoK is
a gentleman of sound discretion, and zealously
tKeJ to ",e at ''"""f "l """f '
ur Commonwealth. He wnJ doubtless do all 1
ihat can te done l.ythat department in promo-1
"n" ,he pr"sPty of our Common Schools.
Tins intcre.-l is an important onr, and we are I
c;v; it ls cmiiet lolliUa. and experienced
hatd. Wsrrtn Mail,
" r- "iekol.-, Esq., formerly of this county.
has l'Cen appointi-d by Gov. I'olluck, Deputy
supctintendenl of Common S .-hrols of Pcnn'a.
A better stlectton could not have been made,
Mr.J1"s an "nt f.iend of Common Schools.
.tv.i in. n cu-Miirra iiiiiiu win pnauic nun ui
discharge tb- duties of the chVe wiih great j
advai taje to the State and crejit to himself.
favorably known throughout the Common we'th.
They all formerly actej with the W'hi pariv,
possible school for the rearing of those vir
tues the editorial department of a newspap
er. e:niutiry Uazetle.
We knowMrHickok personally, and regard
him as a most excellent and competentofficer.
The Department will be punctually attended
to. Columbia Democrat.
There were also equally flattering ed-
t itorials, in the Penn'a Telegraph, Suubu-
J; lKil.,l. X., 1.;1. r.
aud olbef eotcn orarics f'ar aaJ ocaPj
wich j our Tfac
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F'j"lnSi however, certainly create as many
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arafts fjr taleuts, integrity, and ability, as
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any mouest man would dare to accept, or
endorse. In Lis absence, wc his co-cater-
crs would express our sincere thanks for
the many warm and friendly expression
the event has elicited from not only brcth-
ren, but also from foemcn of "the quill.'
Art Union and other Lotteries.
Wc arc glad to see that attention is be
ing directed to these latest forms of public
s-rindiintc. Iu Cincinnati, the Grand Jury
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J. Tv. Iulbfoble, of New iork whose
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autograph we have attached to various
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" fplendid plans for hoaxinc and cheatinc
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I our readers into giving their Dollars to a
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pretended (or, if real, lllecal) Art In ion,
has been arrested for fraud by VRschcr k j
C.K..it ,.rl i. Imna wilt 1,. i ..... I h. i 1 1. I
Scbcll, end we hope will be visited with
deserved punishment.
A few days 3go a man called at our
cSce to find a Bloesburg paper, to know
wLxu "the drawing wa to come on he
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. uii a A-'uiim iu aiui v uaui-c Ull
there. Wc told hiin there was no paper
published there... and after studying a
while, the idea began to agitate his wool
that "he Lad lost Lis dollar then, any
how." There are a dozen just such illegal and
demoralizing schemes in the State; and
almost every month we hear of some
rogues pocketing hundreds or thousands
of dollars from grecnics that will ouly
learn by experience that violators of the
Lw against lotteries, would as soon cheat
them as evade the law.
We understand another plausible,
"grand"' tchenie to make a little fortune,
is proposed and published in Union county.
Very "respectable men" at the head of it,
atid everything to be "fair and honorable,"
of course no duubt ! verily yea to be
sure!
it nas ocen proposed in various quarters
to enact more stringent laws against nuis
ances of this nature ; and then, if District
Attorneys and Juries would do their duty,
they would soon be abated.
They say" that on tho 2d inst
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uifg-iit to tauie ut wctki more.
Lewisburg Chronicle
" None but th Br. dni th r MVL !"
Well ! Hartlet n the Eaiporiam of
the Empire Township of Union oounty
ia to Lave the next County Fair, (time not
yet fixed.) She has not very large public
accommodations, but there will be open
bouse and big barns in the neighborhood,
to accomodate all who may wish to stay
over night, we will warrant.
It is a just selection. No part of the
eounty (unless we except our own neigh
borhood) exhibited so maoh interest in
the two former fairs, as the Farmers,
Mechanics, and Manufacturers of Hartley.
Their neighbors in Centre county, w6
doubt not,will be welcomed as competitors,
and we trust the friends of Home Im
provement in White Deer, Kelly, the
Buffaloes, Lewisburg, Union, 4c, Ac., will
resolve now, to attend the Fair at llartle
ton, and do what in them lies to make the
occasion one of pleasure and profit.
3T Judge Loiuno, who assisted in his
official capacity ia removing the fugitive
Burns from Boston, was nominated for a
Law Professorship in Harvard University
but rejected by tha Board of Overseers by
a vote of 20 to 10. There was great re
joicing in the city, and twenty guns were
fired on the common. Gov. Gardner vo
ted against Judge Loring. Nothing against
him but his acting in that capacity.
(Wonder if ho is a descendant of the
" Mrs. L g" meutioned by HorKIS-
sox, in " the Battle of tho Kegs.")
SThe petitions for Madison county,
from parts of Montgomery, Chester, and
Berks adjoining Pottstowo, have the sig
natures of 3500 of the 4500 taxable in
cluded in the proposed bounds. As this
would make a good sized county and the
others would etiil have abundant territory
and population wo do not see how the
Legislature can refuse to deny their pray
ers. They surely are competent to judge
cf their own interest and abilities.
A Sad Accident occurred on ths
Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, on Sunday
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the 4th Inst. Two young persons, engaged
to be married, were upon the ice Mr.
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Sh,nn the 6cnl,cnD T"S the lad.
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Miss llusscll, aloD'r upon a chair seated
upon runners when tho ice broke, and
they fell in ; and although the water was
but five feet deep, aud there were many
persons looking on, wht n their bodies were
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recoTureJ tua vital fpark Baa Ilea 1
Hb.nbt Wilsox, the new U. S. Senator
from Massachusetts in place of Edward
Everett, is a native of New Hamshirc, and
was first known lo the world in 1840, as
the " Natick Shoemaker," in which capa
city ha advocated the election of Gen.
Harrison, aud acted with the Whig party
until tho nomination of Gen. Taylor, since
which time he has been the Free Sciil lea
der of the Bay State. So far, "Sam" has
chosen none but Anti-Slavery Senators
from the North.
Fanny Feu.n publicly declares that the
proposed publication of the " Life and
Beauties of Fanny Fern" is an imposition
upon herself and tho public doubtless a
catch-penny affair of some unscrupulous
Bookman. All who do not want to aid
rascality, to injure the name and rights of
a lady, or to hoax themselves, should
neither buy nor read the book.
CSTThe Legislatures of Missouri and
California (as well as of Pennsylvania) fail
ed to elect a U. S. Senator at the regular
time.
Casualties and Crimes in 1854.
We extract the following intcrcsting,yet
sad statement, from the Norristown Herald.
We find in our exchanges tabular state
ments cf tho crimes and casualties in the
United States during the year which has
just closed. The footings-up are as fol
lows : The total amouut of property des
troyed by fire is estimated, in rcund num
bers, at twenty-five million of dollars. The
number of persons whose lives have been
sacrificed by burning buildings,is put down
at occ k&ndred and seventy-one. There
have been one hundred and ninety-three
railroad accidents, killing one hundred
and eighty six persons, wounding five bun
dred aud eighty-nice. There have also
! been forty-eight steamboat accident, kill
five hlmdre(, and e;glJ,y.screlJ pe',
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and wounding two hundred and twenty
five. During the year six hundred and
cighty-two murders were committed, and
eighty-four persons were executed. In the
State of New York alone, there were
scventy-fcur murders and seven executions,
and in California four hundred and sixty
four murders and fifteen executions.
Susquehanna, Pa., Feb. 14. A gang
of youthful burglars, who have earricd on
their depredations for a year past in this
vioioityj has been broken up, and the
j prine pal parties arrested. They have
j been doing an extensive business, entering
stores, aud committing petty thefts on the
railroad trains. Their transactions have
been mast adroitly performed, and it is
probable that they would still have escaped
detection, if one of the party bad not
turned State's evidence' and exposed the
gang. A large quantity of property stolen,
has been recovered. It was neatly picked
and ready for market.
Messes. Heeves,Bcck & Co., of rho
niiville, publish a Card offering to sell
their various manufactures of Iron and
Nails, at the lowest current cash prices,
and receive in payment therefor, their
notes falling due respectively in June and
September next. This offer is highly
honorable to the enterprising firm from
whom it comes ; and a gratifying earnest
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lUK" recovery irom me pecuniary em-
h,rr,.r , -dx a ,uL .
-" Hitiwi i uivu Uiuic UIUIU IU uX UjItMI
sicn ia TAcciulcr la;t.
& West Branch Farmer February 23, 1855.
Horrible Outrage.
A Columbia correspondent informs us
of the death of Henry Loring, who bas
frequently been in our county prison for
intemperance. I, was for selling liquor to
this Loring, that Beitcr was fined and im
prisoned, whom Gov. Bigler afterwsrds
pardoned. Although but lately relieved
from prison, poor Loring again plunged
into dissipation, and seemed to Lave no
difficulty in procuring as much liquor as
he wanted from certain heartless liquor
sellers in Columbia, notwithstanding the
earnest remonstrances of hi wife, who is
now suffering from the inhuman treatment
of him who had vowed to protect and cher
ish her. Our correspondent says, be left
Columbia a few days ago, intoxicated, and
the next heard of him was in a stable in
the rear of some tavern in Marietta, in a
dying condition.
Tho same mail brings us a letter from
Marietta, which gives us additional facts
relating to this outrage. It appears that
on Tuesday Loring went into the Bail
road House, Marietta, kept by Louis
Ilouseal, and called for liquor, whereupon
Dr. John Houston prepared a glass of
liquor with tarter emetic, which was given
him, and which took effect soon after, by
causing violent vomiting and purging, to
the great delight of the fun seeking worthies
who enjoy such outrages upon their fellow
beings. He remained in the bar-room
until he smelt offensively, when he was
turned into the stallo to pass the night,
and this morning he was found ia an al
most lifeless condition, caused doubtless by
exposure to the damp, keen air of the
eight, with his system prostrated by the
effects of the violent drug. Ho was then
removed to a shop adjoining the tavern,
aud medical aid obtained, but death could
not be stayed ; he lingered on until after
noon. A coroner's inquest was held, and
the verdict rendered was, that Lc died
"through intemperance and exposure."
He leaves a wife and several children in
Columbia, where his remains have been
sent.
The above case is too flagrant to be per
mitted. If we understand the law the
actors in it can be indictod and severely
punished, and we hope measures will be
taken to do so at once. Lancaster Esj rert.
A Stot in Massachusetts where
there is no Ciu.me. The iutn tiafHc
on Martha's Vineyard has been outlawed
for mure than eighteen years. What Las
been tLe result J Crime has not only di
minished, hut it seems to have almost in
tirely left the Vineyard. Wc are informed
that no case of crime ha come before the
Court for something like sixteen years.
The Judges go down iu one boat and
come lack in the next. While the traffic
in liqjor continued, the Courts were in
session for about two weeks in each term.
Civil case Lave been greatly dimiuithed
aud there are cow very few that come up
for trial. Here is a fact of immense im
portance. Crime and tho grog shops al
ways go togethor. Stop rura-scl!ing, and
nearly all kinds of misdemeanors and
offences against the law will instantly cease.
This fact furnishes an argument in favor
of prohibiting the rum traffic, sgaiust
which no man can say a word.
tPrcsidcnt Pierce has vetoed the
French Spoilation Bill.
Surjgcriptlon School.
A XDREW KENNEDY, respectfully
1 announces that he purposes opening a
Private School in the Northern Liberty School
Hou.se on MONDAY, Sill March next week
following the close of the District Schools.
Lewisburg, Feb 14, 8bb
LOST On Fridav, Feb.
9ih, in the neighborhood of Sha
raokin Pam. a White Bacle
lluuilU Mill, wiih yellow ears and a yel
low spol at ine rump answers me name
of " Muse." Whoever returns said Dog lo
LEWIS LENHART.Shamokm Dam, or to the
subscriber at 9unbury, shall he suitably
rewarded. JOHN BOURNE.
3w566pd
Turnpike Election.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Lewis
burg & Mifflmbure Turnpike Road Com
pany will please lake notice that an Election
will be held at the house of Gideon Biehl, in
East fliiffaloe Tp, Union Co, on Mosdat the
Sth day of March neiuforthe purpose of elec
ting a President and Board of Directors for
the ensuing vesr.
Feb. S, ISo3 ti. SCIINABEL, Pres.
Real Estate.
Union County Woodlands
for Sale.
4ffn ACRES wit! be sold in shares
ilUU of 10 acres at ?30 per share, or
ten shares for$25each,payable in instalments
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined by drawing; bul any person
may, by taking a tract cf 400 acres, have the
title made immediately oa payment of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of
White Deer and West Butlaloe, and the new
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes
through It.
It is covered with timber,sueh as White Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut ond Rock Oak, and
Spruce Rnn and Whits Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers lor saw-mills, tanneries,
Ac, on a majority of the tracts. It is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and 12 miles
from Lewisbcrg, and was formerly ihe prop
ertv of Mr. ios. Sims. Apply lo
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 38 8onth Third St. Philadelphia.
FOR SALE.
That large and desirable property on the
corner of Market and Water streets, well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is a large BftlCfC House containing
4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed-rooms on
the second floor.and 3 large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are alsa a srJacions CellaMafg Cement
Cistern, Pomp, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms c. applv to Geo. F. Miller, Eq.
8. E. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. 53 1?S0
HfcWV
GOOD LOOKS BV MAIL,
rcstiKHFti av
ron-lcr It WvllN.SO, Kroadtvay.
IX order lo accommodate the Penpls" resi
ding in all parts of the Uuiicd Mtatcs, the
Publishers will forward by return of the firtt
mad, any book named in the following list. The
postage will be prepaid by lhem al the Xciv
lorkollice. Uy this arrangement ot paying
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ine purciiicr. 1111 iei:eri coiimniiiiK i'ioci--ii
the purchaser. All letters containing
should be post-paid, and directed as follows:
Constitution of Man : by (eor"! Loombe;
th only authorised Amikn edition, wiih w emr-; public, countenance and support in his oppos- ,
ingf.nairtr..toiU..ullWr. mui.n.s; eU. j h Monopov, and in efforts !
Defence ot Phrenology con aimn? an essay ' T lhf Xaunal ;
on tha natnre anl value urrhrciioli tti'ttl tiJenre, nlfo . .. , - A i t-
inibbvuMiKiMatfifUrmmiivwibjikmwtauu. ltu , Currency. H: si'tfk of American and Luro
b" cti. t ! pau Maic s immnvr, and the cataingue of .
Domestic Life; thoughts on its concord anl ,)9 own publications in r-ne cf the laipe.st and '.
dironi, ita Tiuabi iimu had iujjiiuuiii : dj .
Eilucation ; its elcmentarv principles f un-1
d-4 ou the Datdrfj of mxn : bj J. U. ?pari!i-im. M D.
With an ftppantlix, oonlsiuiD m d.f crii tir-n of the Irnt-
P'-mineotf nud :in analvamul lite pltron lKicni tcuitii-s. 1
P7 ct "Wc r-jf irj r. nm s ou A tli mjt '
impuiuot tl.at im.-s Ktit rUVrt-U to tii a tilt: for muy j
Lectures on i'brcnology : by Geo.Cuombc; i
with no sui an oa the phnr.ololcal mod i t
invtst:j;itlrHMtnii n riisturicai skuich: hj Dr. BuarJ- .
mo. ilitutuUi. I 1
3I:rriufKt its litury and pbilosnpby ; a !
phrenr.li)ica and phy' 1' -ical espaition of tljr func-
ti"'U nnil t iit'i&'-jtfjus UKCctkrt fur h-tj tuarriaui.
IllustratcJ. 76 rta.
Memory an.-l lutclicc'ua Improvenicntjflp-
pl .t! to !f 'lucntion ami jaTsil iubtruciioo. 2'.:h
Matriiuaiiy, or riirc-n.Iopy and PIiysiMoy
applied to The n.:KtioD cf conccDinI erroi anion- f.r
:f.',iiir!u l.iif. Jirtct on to ihe miirnrti fur livtLg loe-
Phrtfpolorry provel, il hirtr;itcJ and applied, I
arfioipam-ti iy a chart rtitbracm; ia analiMi r.f
primary ineatil potti is ti lliir various OrrJef of Jct-1-
puj.fnt. the pU-jnooipna produci-d l-j their c oibtut-rl
ciintv. and tiiv ton df the 'hr uol'Kirl ranit.
tfit-tlitrr with a ii-w of tl:c mrai aud tbeolcgkjl
tjrinJ9 -f the icieDce. 11
Phrcuoloicil Aluiau
-.1 Ti i .
Willi 1 ortrattS,
els. i
, ureo M-y ana tne ser.ptures, an able .
kUVHia ruiJII num. W I.VOIiUllUI UUUI, 1 Vl
Phroriolopic:ii (iuide, tJf Bigncdfurbtu Jcuta
of their own character. 1 ctfl.
S e :t'-Culture uud Perfectinn of Character,
InclufJinir fucaC'-n B'I nanaccrnent of joctri. 1 7
ct. "Srii 3-f or ji' t'T made. i the muttu. No inui
TiJufil can rt-a l a pnt t f it without bciug loifovtj
tlnrety." L'omiHou Sc'wl AUr.
IKm-k .r,H V- r. V v.. in .... n ... ,
pL-lf-Ii,htrui;lir in Plirenulof V and Phrsia- !
i - nt . m inn .. t t ji J x a '
, ?l VW r;' ,"'V ' "..'; i'.' I
S L. ,-or.r. In paper M ou . Iu ..!. 60 cu I kuu"'' 01 " u,Lt'
Accidents and Emergencies, a Guide cm- j ,!ptr . im.,B,i.w rff
taiuln dirrclionn fur trcutmi-nt iu llfMliii?. liruiwa, I AKKAULr. Al'l'O'ei w..s 'ip fhJ.hU:A kt.lt
' raliw, brokaa bone. eMseviw, railway .4 : fKhS'S.' muIium; Hi- roiii.-11r.1e Ir.rtt.Ti.j, uj
ItuaUnl acc.JenU. liurm null .!. bite, mad 4- f, A..uiuri-. ID 'h t SutmiKin. Slatcim. u. Urnw-
rbilera. Injure! ejf. rb'-klur. yVA. (Its, auu-ftielte, ' nitt rt,lin..Hn,.i, ltm.ni,. Aditutui. r... (.11
lUbtulDg. ilruwnn.g, Ac ,ppuui by bt.ltM. li-M. , L - piuiii, lit 111 tha hi t rj .1 fcu,. pr, i. l AmeiV.
Bulwer, l-oibcsaud ;iou2htiin on the Wa- : iiKiutimx kefii- -t t,n-r tf? .!i.irte.i hw'.r ci.t
tcr Tr.atm'nt. a c mi ili'.ii.n or pip-" and lmun...n ' "i.tifai.y liiu.irA-.i.l iih umi.-ica, wmj,.
th aulject ct lifjtiu alii tynu-os atbj, U(c4 if Wue nl- "! lim, 'U:b- S ' '-
Honjl-luii. $1 " .".Tiii- ub-'-i.ti r piil-i-h- s a nrrclur nf tcpft tulaaUe
Consuiiiption, its prevention and enre bv r' ' '' " "r- '' "" '' "J
...... 2 .. . .1. . . . J re iiri'.iil ni'i i.'-r II. l n hi:. K d ui'U tUiit -af i v ,11,,.
if"' I' V ? ' ,' H, '7 "T""? hc"TV"- ' A-tr -ir.u..v.... ti.-. - A a U I r-ief t 1
. 7 ,h! i ii'.C !'. -- ticacf:1"' : fee,,,.. . lor n U; Hi. :r UUr. lo u, n , f
wr .broat, : br 1. sbw ST eta. , ,.u;c,p,,.. ,..cl'. tu-ur-i ..,', ra .;.H.,tua:;.
I'onit-stie 1 raetiee el Hyiirnpathy, with a fcr .t.uu . mp a -ut :u m to t iaet wnh.
lorm e? a r-i-or f-ir the aa.istanje i.f ra!lnt4 In ; t si.l'eiii'iis wi Li: c t. n 1: m- tc th.ir a!s will p eei.e
fi-ulu.tin t!.,li phv.iciauB b correpouJi:Uwe : by Ll. P :'"l'ttv t'f - .iii.uii t- i.t.iiiiliii lull pai ti, mar.,
J"hnson, M l. tl't'X 1 .tli - ihr-r-i 1..- iii-1 a .ii-i' -e.i t.. a-1 A,. t.t.'-
Error, of vsicians and others in tfceir ! lZZ'Z? 'ZMl IZgrXe!'
prar'nco ci LiiO atcr cuio ; J. II. Kduxse. ft m Cut
G-imn. 3'J et.
m'Jtvputhie I atnily PhysiL-irifi, a rea lv
frrcribcr and hygitt:Ic ad!"rr. with r-f-ren-e to (he. I
natum, cjuk s. iTirnt Vn. an.l treatment 'tdt ,
8 Cidcntit, and ("a-UB-tir offT. rv K witi, 1. y.z
rv, table t f cantnU. ao l lnln. tHutpatrtl witiiuiar- !
ly 3 0 tnt;rari,j.-' : by J . D. Jat In;
icluinn 01 i'-Jj jrft aLataiit.aiiy bvund. ircL-v.d '
lj mail, $: y.
IIdn;.tthic Er.cyelnrrcJh. a system of,
HrcKlropa' JiT and H-tp. c-atalninjj ouilmM of (t.a-
tomy. fhysioioT ci tLe hmiL-iu lioar. hiCKtjic a--u-I
f 1-6. and ll.t? r-rt srrt-iti-ih f runltji, '(!i.-Tt5, and "tit- :
drophaLc cix-kt-ry, theory and frarlicc i f wulvr treat- i
m't, apunal ralhoucy, aud t:ydro tlivrMt-vuti-, in- :
cimliiiat tb ntui, raufvii . sj mptoin. and trtuint ,
of all kaowii di-frtSa-a. np. .ration of ll.dr attiy to '
01 Jmiicry and the iiuiiktt; dvicnenl aj a cul-i ta f ;
toil: and ;ud nt. an i a texi-b f-ii for r h-mc h '
II. T Trait. M D. iDufirnfrd with uiwar1- of :( I
fraOngs aril rc;, T. d idas uTtanttkl!y bcut.l Vie- '
paid by mai!. $' f. t hit 19 the tnont conprv?i-iT- '
and p 'pular r.- y, t t ut l.eliwt n U,r .u' ji .-f hT- ,
drofathv. Of ;iti tli- pulnic..tKrn which tiav a:t;a-d
ach a wi.le p pu.ai ,ty. ifc(icu bv Juwler k Uili. i-jr- :
bv nin- arv tii-.rc njpt. d tojr-nn! ut.Urr tlit.a '
thirrieh, c ir.? r-i. ai.r, and di rraol nelw- i
paJi."-.V J JVl-IiT.,..
Pr.net ice of Water Vnref cnntainiriw a tie- j
titlrd account of tb vri'ti prrtrvrt? ustd In tha wa- !
trr traatmi-iit, t- : rj W.,i.t antiGuliy. 3") ila.
philnsopl.y of Wuter Cure, a deYel..praent
ef thtiu prinfijlct cf Ualth and 1ouit.;j: k-y ;
Bjlbirnie. &i o'.t.
?.e? iiyiirnpaihicCook Book: by K. T.
Trail, M. V. A tysKm cr-fikery on hT Irupathic rr;n
ci( rotitatnin art rxposltioD of tb- tru rrlaili.nt of
all alioi'-ntary saUtacc- i Lralth.wuh pl..ia rt-i-ii-ts
for irr.irhi all srrropriKt frtbtu frT hydrfpatbic
M ablifchnicnU. T. g.-iiiriitu boarding hnuatp. priTite
fura-llir.t-te .. It i th" Cnnks comi lr-ti Ou.do fr
a.l who -Vai to lire." l--prr, rf; Muflla. 67 eta.
Scioncc t;f .Switnmiii. with iustruetions to
i-amtTt. IJIutrat"d, 1& et.
Water-Cure in America, over SCO cases j
ui ..riou..ii.-a,,'r-ai.u wim water, with cii'J of
dcm-.-itie pacticea. SI n.i
Water-Cure applied to every known t)is-
aaaa a niw ih. err. A complete d.min.trMi'-.n tf the
advantii;i-a ef the h;.lrtnttiic ayntrma uf rurinc dis
ca,ea. ah.. in; alw- tho filia-r ur tlirallopathic it-ttn.1.
and ita otter inatii.itjr to i tr-rt a pt.itnauvDt eore.wttb
app-ndix. c-nuimntg th hr-lropathic diet, aui rules
fur uihinn : bv Hau.e. 7
Water Cure .Manual, a popular work em
braeina; dr.iTirtitia ir the rarloua mode of bathim,
ttia byni-nic and curative r U.-rta of air, cxercis". clotli
inir, ei-ciieallon, d .-t. wa'cr-drinhii:?, etr., toi(..lln.r
with duarrirtiona i.fdl.ea., Bud the bj-ilropatblo rft-mi-dii-a
: t y Ir. Miew. bl eta.
Water-Curc Almanac, illustrated, C cts.
Comb's rhrsin!ijrr, applied tn the preser-
ratton ofhea'tti, and t-, the improvennnt of ;hy.icat
and wcutai euucatiuo, ailli uuttra b; O S. 1'owltr. 67
cts.
Chronic Tiseaes, especially tlie nervous
ai.e:tara oi a'-u.eu
M -u.
Digestion, Thisiolopy of, considered with
relation to i prineklea of dictetlc-i ; by CuEbe. Il
lustrated. cU cia.
Food and I'iet, with observations on the
di-tetlr r-piujen euib-d to dHori-rrd atareaofthedlces
ti.e ori;an.. and an a-rnuut of the lietanea of ai.me of
the pnuipil m. trop-ihtau and othrr eatntti-liinetiTa
fir paup-T i, Iiiunt:c5,cnunuai6, cb.'idieo, the uck, etc.
bv reti.ra. St ;3.
Kausas, enihracinjr descriptions of scenery, j
climate, prixlui-tlona. soil, and is-ecurcee of tha terri- 1
tory, lut-r p-rMd with ine:d-nta of adri-Dluro anj
auectudi-a cf travel : by Max Ureeue. 40 ctfl.
Hereditary Descent, its laws and facts ap-
rMrd to human ioicrownent : 1t O. S. Vwi..t. 87 cLm.
Mutcrnitv, or, the beariue and nursing of
cbndreu, Ruling fcntalaeducatloo: b, O. S. F .c, :
Ntitural Laws of Man, by J. G. Spnrzheira,
. D An. imporiaut work. HO cts.
rhysiolocy, Animal aud Mental, applied
to Th nvM. ,Mtion aud reatcratiou of health cf Vxly
and Doner vf unii.t, iltu.trati-d. s; eta.
Sober and Temperate Life, discourses and j
letters and biography of Louis Coruaro,30cts.
Tobacco, three prize essays, by Drs. Trail, !
cnen,aiii la;i:wiu, 1.1 cts.
Teeth, their Structure,Diseaae8, and Treat
ment, with numerous illustrations. Id cts.
Future of station?, in what cons
security, B lecture be Koasuth, with a Ilk
onsists their j
alikeners, licta. j
What thesistor Arts teach as to 1'ariiiing,
an address by Ifora-e Greelr, 12 cts.
True Hasis of American Independence, an
adires by rton Vm. H. Seward, 12 eta.
Labor, its Iiisioryand i'rosecls, by Kobt.
Dsle Owen, 30 cts.
Hints toward l?eform, coDsisting of lectu
rea. ers.iys, ad.1rc.scs. and other writlus, aeivntl adl
tion, aularod be II. lire-lr. St
Hopes and Helps for the Younp; of both !
trier, relating to Ihe fermation ofeharactcr. cboica rf
STTStfon. health, atnu.emeut. mssir, eultiration ef
Intellect, moral sentiments, social aifec'.ioD, couiuliip
all tnarrisse : by Res. O. S. Wearer, SI eta.
Human Mights and Ibeir Political Gnran-
lles : br Judre Uurbut, with notca by George Combe.
S7 s.
Hnrnt'S for all a new, cheap, convenient,
and superi or mM nf building, rontaitiine full direc
tions for consti nrtiiic cravci Walls-wtth Tiews, plan.,
and enitraved iltuntralioufl. New e-iillutt rvrised aud.
entarsed. SI cts.
Theory of Population, deduced from the
?inrTa) taw of Anioial fertility. Iutruducttou by Lr.
raff. Ucta.
Woman, ber Education and Influence : by
Mrs. llugi Ped. with an Intrndnetion by lira. C. M.
Khklat.d. With I'ortraiU. Met...
l'Either of these works mav be ordered
and received by return of the mail, post-,
aee pre-paiu oy ine puonsners. riease Inclose
the amount in banlc notes or postage stamps, j
and address all orders. po--paid. to
FOWLERS WELLK
3S Bmadwav, New Vnrlc.
N B. Name yonr l'c:t fJtc,ro:ifaau.I Uait. .
New York Adv'ls.
Cheap Husio and Piano Store
AF Horace Waters,Xo.333 Broadway,
V ?ew York iifpontiun to the Combiiuf
furlMusie at Greatly Reduced Rates ! j
v ,.i..h..i.n,l.n. i.. ...,... r it,..:- ;
! llcalers lo srrn on ine prices 01 non cr.pyricnt '
, jju5ic siiii-si ine inn-rests ol Native Lump. -
i ...I,.-.' w . u.-..
ers and their refusal tr etttend to Mr. Witnni
the courtesies of the Trade, he has imm'nac
j saes bavins abundant evidence that he has
i i,esi selected in the t filled Mates. He has aiso
made a irr'"' ftif't'tifn in flic prices of Pianos,
Melodeons and Hit kinds .Musical imtrtimrnn.
muperi'T tcned octave Vianf-s far $175,200
ar.d -.'5. iittufcT of a gfl quality, atd iu'truuipnti ax
trctjp iid fc d'irai) a thot h rh rot" iPJ. pjaiioa
nf eTtrr Tt rktv . f tjlr sbd irirc.np to li'O', rfiuiphftat
tl f" t'f 1 . "i 'hfTt-rcut Matiufitrtorit. : innin tln-ra tl.
f. lehraUd tr d -ru in.pro! Horace Var I'ika fcn l
tli- first fi-:;i'':nt it ol. on lf:tnfiw of T. f)i rt A Co a
m-tke, ioni-r t t tl.e .-tol'im p:iU ct. n'Miand Vt-
an fit rr-: t UrMtip Hn t'r'-ni 40 tit l.'O. Mit'.r
f." from lif tl.fT.-r-tit .inuf..'-tirt, itt'Iii-I.fiif tiifl
-'l-knfwn I II- W. Siiiiti. IIf -Ht-oii. (liu M tlio
rrgi'a! Urni f rnrrnnt ; th natr- in tb t t 'I Stat-S.
lT;v 4-'. w. U'". It... 12. I.'-j- 1M. tn-tli . uMr
B.tnk ll"Hct;a. 5P". f.n'h 'ianrfti.d MpishIm u cuarait-tit-d.
t: .'1 h-f brt tfrui tb- '!.-; ?rliw..,Ac ll 't
p-re"ftit. ti:.roiint tn t, Tt-Tinn nnd l-urrli.-. T'ir
T'Tiitni't It iuHtd u. M u:ir a nt. l-j-i i aid, tu ll r nrti
Cnuiojiw i'
eu'a f"rJ,rdei to u'
of th" '(nntrr. M th- rr.or-d Or fir ml ar d I''!-1
jifiul'-" ct I'ur.-B t.f .llu.'tf-al Iiftrii'n
a&r d Iroa fru of rhaigc. iiiitj
To Persons out of Employment
GEMS WANTED in every section
j .f the (.'ailed States. The mi : t Regatit
and t'selul Volame of tiie Year tar' great
Wurk on Ktiiiia
Jint f i'ih hcJ. i. Iltu.tr.iUd IWirrifllon of ni'f.
BUS t jlt-ll.K, tnK i.l.v.-a-l ud y.Huml lli-l i ;t
iti tiovirrnmcnis nini l'r liter. I r'iisttiftu, rw-.rei'S,
r r -:"u -i .hmi
d:n-atn nnl
ItKH,
4c . fr -ui llm il".t n.'.-t uUiullc ".uii.h
rlnb!li hi-4 ilh tUm 'il fcnt-'rniiitf ut Alf h..f
turtpun lilid Astatic liu.-ii. Hi nhMe n fiipwle ,i
iLt iarg- o-lu.o "iJiii (.1 aV.iit "W Jirigi-, it-(;liOy
Kliil f-il-.-U-.Tii:. t'UUil. i:.Ull 'tl-, S ..
'1 luf wr.rk hi:.. Icn i-fTcm! T'miiin pn pirfctt'-n. mi.l
will, it b bWivtt'l. Di.rt. Iu lltif lu.ti.t arrrpuilou . i tLe
wi rl, lh W:.nt ui.iiT:t. k-lt Ti r rvllal'ie iuturtiim-
1 lion vu llic Ul.tury i ! inti-ibn! tr..nurci f n ct.ui.t.'V
cerunyiu larf a ;..r I..u cf i!..- r.uin Lmii h.-r,
and h luilirf no fc-i Klidat'l a toe; 1 1 -tt t t h prir li I l: m
. tn re.!l Eon. al A, lut ...ii 1M 1. .. U
. .
T11K (illHAT KKMKDY,
1 BOLT whf:h SO much lias been said and
i putlislie-t. is ititi't!! ti'. Who has nut
iie.ir l ot the MKSICAX MV.STAMl 1.1. XI- '
All. Mi Many mtllf.ns rt blltt!c hare l-n-n
s-jld ami ned to cure Kiiettmatt.'m, l ic.-rs,
Sures. Utilises. Spraini, Rtng-wcrtn, Feitms.
."alt Kheuui, 1'il. s. S. rc Nipples an l (i!icd .
Hrensts, L'sncers, Itch, Cvitis on the Ti es,
Sore Lyes. Ilar-athe, Pimples, Sirollca Joint
or Li in lis Cuts Scalds, or eJcald-head, Numb
Paliy, bunions or frosted feet. Warts, or any
; other complaint that can be reached by an !
! external remedy. And it has always been
succcssf:i. Ir rs raratti oiiod in he:tl:ng
Wounds, ."rraieVj, sad-'i? or harness ISalls
or any sprain, soreness or sutfness, and it is .
j warranted to enre Spavin, Rihglune, Pplir.t,
j or P.-'l Evil, on Horses.
J'irThe. Liniment is ptit up tn three sizes.
j and retails at 23 cts.fO eta. and $t. The large
j bottles crntr.in much mere Llniuicnt in propor
tion tc the prices, and are therefore cheaptrt.
Tu Cttunfry Merchants.
j Every store shnuld be supplied with tM
i valuable LI.MVENT, as it pais a cod profit
and sells rapidly. O W. WESTBKOOK,
(successor to A. tr. Br.-iyg A; to.)
Originator ar.d sole Proprietor.
rriricipa!0;ll,-e 301 Broad vrav.XewVi.r'ir,
and cor. 3d rt Murk-el ("ts.L Iouis, Missouri,
f old by every dealer in dregs sni medicines
llirmir-lniiit ttie l'nil...t Sl:.ti. I'nnn. Wvt
Indies an,! Bermuda -lands. lyo:i:J
" THE CAEIIJ BOY'S STORY,"
A Srroi Nantitral nooaanfe of inti-nne int-rtt, ly Mi
Author f th. i'ir.i! Doctor," tL "Lawyn a :u i),"
th- "Oil V-v:r" Ac. Ac.
r11UK u.-t-cs- l.ahvrtin i.j .H by tbr writer of th aVc
-a.
p pntiir work.., is a !.ufflci,-i.t imrutee ct th. f.iv. r
j with uii a any pro lu .-tii ni. conn ng fo m hi- p. n a ill t
! r.cii.-d iy the puhuc. -Tne r.itis B. i'i. stcri'" i.
I r uianuc n.irratie. Illu'tratiiip the h:.rr, r ot tbSa,tf
'Iraiie. as mrrie-l on tn thet'..nst i f Arri- a. T?i- author
I his a, rred in thi- i.are aud the d-cripl!una ard ctiar-
a-ii r . are paint-.! tiotn p-rs. n, arqrrsiotiiti. c wttb them.
The at'irr I- full of excitmic inl-n-t and a-lieuture aa
the eeh ! r:iT.-. work of O. h, -ft., I in.-mi eruN.," and
has the vliaiitatfe orer th it p! fri)ti9 fi "lion, ln -siaiiitirii
a- it i t'otiftJ.-l on f.. Lf. ti' evi-ry d" wfurrpfK-e. tb
history vl ill.- h- ri ;n-l f:h-. Mufv. Z'aV.a. th tir-
' sian flafi i urisi d at t,'fni).ntiui-pli'. rdMCtid 111 1
' Warrinl by tlm rt tS !r--. y--t rlnvntnc. S,- in--ur tlir
i C"Ttimudf? f f th AiH-itrOfS, Is Biin;-r th- iiarrrt'Pn cf
i a fart .:x.ux i lr. in t!i l;f. mi ) :) tl. miLi n u. cfi:ir
j acti-Ts ( f rtrT-d ti.r. ujUi'at tUf sUfy are Tituiiy aua
t'.ie pn'ih haTf alrraly reff'Tfi or U-rx f.-r (I-
h' I ii tbt Jitit-n it wi crij-tiully thtir int.-nti-jTa to
pr.Uih ; c-neqiii'nt,y, they haT teen (.hli-.d iarly
to intre it: uiid tht-y rvcp:tfu;iy request tliitt all or
der my hf tcf imnn.iii;ttflv.
Tlicy c"fi i.ntly rxi..-t Hi! th- work wtU rae
Citich iut.-r-t as any wt,ll of tV'tioii thut ha- of i.te
Trara metnfd fn in t!ic pref. a, notwith.-tnMnir.
mnre the piiUhMfion cf -riicle T.-m's Tai in." work a re
Istini to alCTprv fn Aavriea, rtto and r -. havt tvn
j BumermH. ir-iif hTf nt 'in-art d liatimr Trial i-n to tha
stim of j.ur i
ten l v one who
'hjnnff iair tn tn Arrii-iin t at, mrit-
ha-t witiifs-ird it in a'l ilt hiJr tits d t-ir-
uuty. Trie work i wfittt-n in hnst und ytt lanrwric-,
and tl) IV a wek-otnt: aud iuatruct.ve aJditiou to the
fnmily lirar.
ms-. h. h iri.m.v iiiiirn.fi-ii
1 he work ill rnrm a twautiful o-aTo vrintn of 4
niwptiy bound m ciutb Pricv. m ruth,
"."
wiih fiu MtjTraTiii,:-. art 1
, on doilar ; ,
ill bri;t
count i y tre of poa-
waWUt-.
4f-For sal a wbsleaal and ivtiil y t". pnMiriers,
ri.i.suonrii A STKKl.T.
Xo. Zi ttprKwt. iTFrt?. Niw Y"1t.
Ard br all Biit'c.lcrs LUrouiiuUt tLw I mu-1 State
and hri'lrh rroTiU'-i. Sn.':"
'
,lf,.-,V.,l a
II 1 1 il lICI 1 II I tl IS.
Improved i
C LTER-rhospbatc of inin---'2,500-
O Bbls. of the most superior manufacture j
also I
faliano of every description, j
Calcined I'laster, Cement. Ac.
t"?" Produce of all kinds bought and sold on .
Commission. 1
R. n. SELLEIiS A CO. I
Frrwardicg and Commission Merchants,
Ao. Cj North Wharves,
Between Race and Vine Sis.
1 hiiitdtlpliia.
BUILDING HARDWARE
ash
Tool Store exclusively,
T'te largest Establishment nf the kind in the V.S.
Win. M. M'CIurc .Si ro.
No.2S7 Market St. above Seventh, Phtlad.
MAXITACTL'REKS' Depm for Looks of
all hinds, warranted quality. "I'atent
Silvered, Glass Knobs." i
Premium Porcelain Knobs.overlOO patterns. '
Bilvci-plated Knobs, llinzcs, Ac, with the
most complete assortment ol all the Modern :
Goods in this line. '
Purchasers are invited to call and examine ;
Su,c-
Catalogues sent by Mail if desired. ,
Jtot Air lii fiistrrs anil VrntHett-jri at
f'nctnn ViVm. j
rVAII orders put up nnJcr the immediate
upervisirn of the Firm. i
CALL A.N D SEE US. m5I?t .
LACK STOCKINGS. StinM.
iter Brace, ihd til mhft
HurgirElApparatDsiifJBa.
dat;es,iitplied and wrranv4
tc tiv satisfartiftn.by fcr.tnrJ Mfs. 11(1,1,
ACHAN, X.4t Non tEViNTH Strtet
Phitudttphitf
The griit number of Fma!rs re!Ite! ttrj
CurfJ Ly weaiin? Mrs. M'CIehaCiiiti'g Bjpb
pri tert. n arranis hrr in c,u meiimg thm at
5tipTlT t.. anything of the kind evfrtfffrt4
to th? puM-c l5l7.Sj
ILKG leave repertfu'ly to call ihe Publie'
attention io inv LIabli.-!.n.er.t, Jin. ."!
hi i:t h rot KTH St. (te)ow thcatnui), I hie J.
iljiiii, lor ihe irianulut :ure and rale I T.m
1 C'loi-, u here I u ill always be in readiness
to .itt' iij tj any oidtr. I may be favored with.
I am prepared to !Urr.ili Eiiie.V pes cf eterr
quality, f ee ar.d di scription, holesale anl
Ketail.'heti'i terament patieru, plain and legal
I wcii.,1 a;3g cil attention to the Lie hirk
it.?. Lnravu.g, I'l.i.tu.g. and En.lotMng ol
ll-jsincs, (".nils fur Ecvelopis, I.etier heac's,
f!rI!-iie.o!s t'ar ls. Ciri iars, Ar..aM t f which
I furn:h at very low ran . Stamping letters
prevents ihcir going to the Dead Leiter Office.
r.h patent machines of ihe latest improve
menis (or einbos-s.-r e, printing, Ac-, also for
the n ai.ufaeture of Knveiof ts, arid every faci
lity fi r c sTiiiin,' orrfcrs iih despatch. and fc r
their tlelivery ly Eipress Lines or as my b
Breed ipon, I can not fail to rem pete with il
not earei any ether establishment f the kiai
in the n-r ri.l. 11T Homneopaihic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples of which tnay t
seen fhnmlrtr i &ce, also of Die-Stamped Env.
ly.Mr(t WM.fOl.BERT;
jfrtiuD Ci'tiffitt,
ft" than 2 ounrrn
I-fOH th- ruii c ( HEK.tlA or FVPTtSE
.cKnokil;ed by the highest medical
anthoritivs of Philadelphia, incomparably su
perior lo anv oiner m use. ."u!rerers will be
tralitit".! tj U-ani that tlie ciecHston now offer
to procure i ot ot.ly the lighted imd matt eaty.
Lut s durable a Tiuss as any other, in lien of
the rumlru-is and nncon-ifortable article usu
ally so.d. 'J i.ere is no diriieulty attending ll.e
li.tiiie, ar.d wheu the pad is located il will
retain Ms pcsition witht at change.
Per- lis at a Jtitance unable to tall on lie
sufcscrilrr, can have ihe Trnss sent to any
a iilres., hy r-mittin? Five Dollars for the sin--gleTr-iss.or
Ten tor the double with measure
aroj:.i th l :j s ,-nd stating liie side affected;
!t ii! :,e ex . i i.-i, d to suit if not filling, by
rttui i. :r x .t a' .. n'-e. oi,s i:le 1.
Vjf tz.K onlr bv the Irripprter.
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
('or. Txt:l":h cl Kace rits, thiladelpkia:
I v Ladies requiring the benefit of Mrcha
n eal Supports, owing to derangement of the
interna! i i;ans, including fallii.g ot the womb,
vocal, pulmonary, dyspeptic, nervous, and upi
nal wtaknes, are ti fi rmed that a competent
and eapi-rienceil Li.-'y will te in atfendaace at
the Rooms, (set apart for thtir exclusive u.e)
No. 114 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Haee.
1 v533
rix: .sTTii:RVa
ClRAH; .V 1TLTON, 19 tsiuth EIUHTH
:rt:tt, Thiluihij hut teg leave to nil
ti.e attention i f I Vnn'rv Dealers, f-chools, and
persons :i:n:e the fity, to their coruplet
assortmet.t of LnlisA. J'raich, and .tmenroa
S TJ. 1 lO.XJ. J, V.which they are selling Whole
sale and he:a:i i n the rcost reasonable terms;
Their stock C9mpr?ss every ruTuiij cf Cap
Letter ar.d Note l'afer and Ecvrl, pes.includ
ir.g a fili a-sottincr.t c f tl.e celebrated gotds
of De La Rue & Co. ar.d The Rhoids & 8uis
of l.i n Itn. Al.-t
Gi !d and S ui Ters, Draa-irg Tercils (Fa
rer's ar.d r:heis'). Drawirg Paper. Bristol
BoaH. Soahiig War. Ink. Inkstands, Rodgers'i
Cro.'kta'.W.stenhti.cis'ard ther fine Cutlery,
I", r rr-a:. s. P, i kt t Di ( ks. Portfolios, W ru
in e; l't si-.s. - . A c. Pn sons Visiting the City
ran Iirv- iiii r psr er and enveh pes embossed)
tvith tl-eir initv.h without extra charge.
1 1 Orc'ers fn m dealers and instnctiora pf
learntr? resi tctluily iol. cited and rilled with
ir
.
'
he tri-iest u.r-eri:v iim17id',
Ten IJighls in a Bar Room.
A ii J whrtt I 3 w There.
LY T. S. ARTUrit.
Ttn TUowcnd ' vpie in a Mtmth.
'rillS r -wiTfiil wrk. u- kiaawK-dtrt d by all wbo ha
1 h 1 it t O tt i i-rrr r:lvn ly Sfr. Arthur,
d' j 1 ' tin- ruii t,i Ititfijip- runcc 11, a sajri.a cf thnilirijf
.ls.rl-, i'liT-t'rjtm .tf. .-t" cf Tavern krr ping and
Ktiin drink. iv. nt.t . niy (vn m.iitiatiiala th ni !, hu
In c luTruir i i at larje TV utory oflirtle Alarv Xor
jZtin t'-l h- rt.ithr, r. rm! . y her JftloLl an 4
tli'.-ilb. i ;s Cn- wcrtli lhf rrirr rt th Itx-k.
Is-iD'cran o men and oiLvr? cn donfT fbr thtrnM
! y 1 1 - i-;, t u rit.i-ii ti-n by any utbT iu ana.
APfr:t-nrtwimttd id pvvry ttwn and cctint? ftti
Vn.UvJ ,-;..t.-. to !! an .-.::fii in.lt- n up wpreially t r
th.M. rr-sutifulif iilatr&udwitb a u aucuutin't cav
jr- 1:11:. ly r:ir::.:n.
t-A -p. m- n t'TT will b sent pfp paid) en n
cci t n( ij.v ( ricf, t- nl.
The Urj-t ccBiaiiss.on wt'l IV psfd. MSr
J W. LRALLKY, ral'haheT,
No. 4S Xorth ro.irth Smat. I'hiladrhia.
XtXV I.4ITS.
OXr.-TIIUiD CHEArER THAN WfTr
LEAD, and free from all poiicnoU
nu.llties.
n t: .vnr jrtsrr zryr rr.xp.iyt. k.Dj
Ceritlr enlatr-d their wi rks. ai.d iniproriil the qaalit
r tti. ir i r. .lu. t... sr- pr-jared to execute ordera for thtif
imtfclos FAINTS. I'ry, and Oronnd la Oil. tat
at -ioi 1 1., ksir-s 1 1 tcinV.1 to li pi umla ; also
I'llY, In bsrrols. of lii pniiuds eai h.
Their M MI1K ZINC, abitb ia sold dry nr rround t
nit. is warrant, d pure and uu&urpaMeiS ft-r body an si
uiii:-ini hii,n. es.
A tn.-tb d of preparatiea has recently been dtamrer!.
which iiiiil "r the O in pans to warrant tbair painta to
k.iT f,.h ai:.1 .oft in the Ker? f.rany rrasonahla lla
ln Ibit rci -t their paint, will be superior to any utlier
in 1 1 e n-.i k, t.
Their MtnW N 7IC PAINT, whirh ia snid at s le
I ru e. au.l rtu i til re niede from tha Zme ins frenf
New .ler?e.T. i m.w well knewa lor ita protretl.a quail,
tn e sinn .1 pti-d lo iron or oiher metaiie surfacea
Tbeir fTi i.M: WLilK PAINT yoaeaaea ail Ihe prefer
ties i.ftle l.towu. an.l is of an aereeal le rotorfbr pala
tlog CuttsR.a. I'ts, Out l.uildiees, P.ralrrs. Ae.
KKKNl II A KH rYARDS,
Whelesate Paii:t I'ealers and lasprirtaraV
N Vf. eor. of loth and Market St.. J,kul;pXt.
6n:.s;."tl'5
Plircnolopy.
roiftF.ns. irrii.s, rf eo, mvM ft tPKt
IT.-ive orened a Phreni:h.'r:etil f'tilnntt
ffiP$, and Hu-k Here, at 31 ARCH 8f..
''j' ti-tueen Fth and 7Ji, Philadilphii;
aiui are t.rerarrH to furnish all therf
Works on Phrenology, "Physiology,
llvdropathv. Magnetism, and Then'
cc'ranliv. al Acw York prices.
le.,r. c..,n:.i E t :.iii i naiirn s. with Charts,!!
full written ilescripti. ns of character, fivea
day and e.eiiii.g. C7"Cabinet free to visi.
tors lT5ncf.de.)
Reduction of Prices.
KOL LO WAY'S Tills and Ointment.
Tlie-.e famous Medicines will in fumre
be sold throngho'U tlie States at the following
prices i
Small Tot or Box, "" cents instead of 3
Medium do ;J rtj n'l
Large dn SI 00 do
Professor llolloway's Manufactories are at
(0 Maiden Lane, "Sew York, and SU Strand,
London.
Selling 01 at Cost!
MY Enlir Stuck of GOODS fa
and seav Corner of Market and reuit!
streats. i.-. ?Icn"ll.
Itsi-.tn':. .'an la,