Xtrastarg CJirumrlr.
March 15. 1S55. 1
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i. Th itwrmcitu Owtsmtxt
olrculali'Hi if ai.v Senyp:ipr
aft. i.rrMt UJ WIN (
ffg"Hcad last page.
Mil
Pmi.4DEi.rHrA, March 14.
The Pacific arrived at Sandy Hock this
morning.
No important news from SeLas'opol. A
battle took place at Eupitoria between the
Turks acd ltuuiaus, in which tie Russians
lost 500 men.
Another Ministerial crisis in England.
Gladstone, Ilerbet aud Grcbam have re
signed. Bread.tutfs and cotton have declined.
An Interesting Inquiry Continued.
Ma. DiatixoTov : In the January number
of the Farm Journal, under the head of "An
Interesting Inquiry by C W. B. of Camden,
on the subject of raisins corn, it rather
why it is that he cannot raise as much as he
could twenty years back, even when his laud
has been limed and manured ' libera";-."
Though oursnil differs materially from that
described by C. W. B- being limest ine gravel,
mixed with sandy loam, naturally ecod for
producing corn, but of late years we have ex
perienced something of ihe same re.;Tt ; Isay
we, for a number of mv neirrbbors that I have
experienced the same. Corn will come up and
look as well as usual, until the third or fourth
leaf puts out, when it begins to i-nme a
stunted appearance, and if a favorabl" season
it may attain to the lieigat of two and a half
to three and a half feet hih, with striped leav
es, seldom having an car ou it. 1 hae been
careful to examine if it might not be alT-cted
by some worm or insect, but have hitherto
discovered nothing, t inept the first or princi
pal root is drad- We will perhaps not find
more than two or three hilts in a place, in
another place we will find a ha'f a dtzen or
mure, iand I think I tnav s?.r it is onlv thus
affected on land that has b-co limci tone i
time s here wc have been almost force j to the
conclusion that too mnch lime is the cause.
As the corn crop is an important one to the
farmer, and becoming yearlymore so, I wcd
like through your useful ' journal" to hive the
opinion of others more experience-!, and the
otiuole, it mere is one. K. II I..
. Ueuoa Co. Pa Perm. Farm J-vrnal.
Horrible Discovery!
Ten Permni perith'1 the rrairiet.
We are furnished by a geutleman from La
fayette, Ind , wiiii the details of a ru..-r cur
rent in that city rn Tuesdar, which fills ibe
mind with horror, in vietr of the suSe.-inijs of
the party to whom it refers.
Ou the Saturday preceding the memorable
atorraofthe 21st of January, two families,
numbering ten persons, moving from S mih-
era Indiana to Northern I'iin: is arrived at Ox-
ford, the county srat of Benton county, Ind.,
aooai is mi;es nnnnwesi 01 ji.atarett", with
iwo ox-ienms, ana well provided wii:i nec;-
saries for the road. They remained throtish
the storm, and on Monday morning resumed
their journey. Last Tuesday miirning a man
pasinir over a prairie, only ahmit five miles
from Oxford, came nnnn a sight which fiiled
him with h irror.
The carcases of two ox'n. from winch !h
viscera had been remove!, lay upon the
ground. Inside of one of them were the
frozen bies of four ci.iMren. and in the rth-
er the frozen corpse f ti.e m.-ther with a
liurs:ne infant at her breaM. Under the simw
t. - . - , , , , ,
was a hap of ashes, in winch Il.e iron of the
wagons showed that th ? party It.-.d broken them
up, and burned everything they hid in ilicis,
in the eiTort to save their bvee. Not far from
this spot ua: found the body of the other wo-
man ol me party, pan.y roncea.e.1 in a snow
. . , , , ' ' week's court could not possibly cost th same as TWO.
etner men had not been fcond. . r , , , , , , , , ,
It is probable that the party became inextri-! 1 r8on ,-sPCDses "'M dcPcnd It"gether upon the number of prisoners. Trob
eably involved ia the sao.v drifis od the bleak j a n 01,9 S r be sent to prison because of Division !
prairie and lost their presence of mind. Af:er
burning up their wagons, n wonld seem that
ouraing up uinr wagons, n wonui seem mat
the mea had killed twi of the oxen for a she! -
ter f ,T those found in them, and then.accom-
panicd by one woman, vainly endeiv.-nd to
reach tbe town Ihe haH leTi ,! nee.;.l
rescue their companions. The two otheroxen "Miscellaneous" expenfes are a miscellaneous matter. They would increase or
bad wandered ofi". There was nothing about diminish according to circumstances aud tho vigilence and honesty of the officers,
the persons ta indicate who they were, an 1 1 A'l milcije would ba less in the two counties, fir the Conrt Ilouse would be near
nothing mote is beewn about ihem that wai i cr the centre of population, aud the distance traveled would be reduced.
accuentiy eonimuincatca oy them during their j
bnei stav at Oxford.
Fire in Princeton.
Anut 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, Ihe
north or main building of ihe Caliche of New
Jersey was discovered to be on fire. The
fire commenced in a front room on the sec -
rod atorv. about midway i f the eaMern
wing, and was caused, as is supposed, by a
epark from a wood fii e in an op-n fire place,
Ths town engines were soon on the
ground, lit owing to th: want of water,
Tbe furniture, books and c'othiag of the
stuJeats.with iiconsiderabie evceptions.wri
destroyed. Throajh the eiersrjns of Prof,
G.r, the valuable pictures btlonring to the
College .and which were in the building.were
tared. The greatest ef!. rts were ren te to I
- r . ,
nave tnr lurnimre, tc. ana tae a-j lir.icj
tuildiiiga the lalter of
bid. was harr.;!y
whmhSp
eacevra. j ne Duililing wa
are miormea, t..r MB.roo, which wiil proba
Ivy cover the whole leas.
Hew Himpshlro Elo' tlon.
Cowco?i,M?.rch IS. The returns fmn th':.
city and the a.V'aeeat towns, leave no doubt
that the Americans have carrii the Slate
by a larije maj-intr, electin? their fi iveriior.
three m-mb-rs of cvn-re. ani a d.-rided
taajoriiv in boih Houses cf ihe I Mvye.
Concord ivr Z".3 Taiori;? for :
Governor, over lJtlfr P-m. Tl
!;:ra;f frr j
" rM',.-:.s :
from the adjaceM towns re
s: atrip.
TaarMMTrall Tv-"s ."-i"- r
ril rn ,cd fea-r. on f i-unis'y. give ,ig.
r.tag to w h V .'.L'"',. c ,1"
Ca!:
..-we- prone rtv in
..it. fhe pn.E..u . - ,..
Uliver
- by the CV-f luv,.
" , r .i .
. d5e:itmg
rTti.lAr. 1w.,i.j- ,
' " asticej t strcn a- j
Capre&
The last Efforts of the New Berliners to
Deceive the People.
Too Ie Berlin ptjww. wSt Fhtnl that tie "ordinary expanse of '3nyJer"
county, liolJia" bet out: wsis Ciur:,
expense would b tho cost of Court expeuccs for one week. Wo replied
) -
assertions as follows :
jHXiiw maik how false this calculation !,
Look a! :h; opposite page of t's paper, and
J see il.e ITfcM.S wincii make up our rresenliar). not a of a nalareelcepting the Fox
C'oanfv '
au of
In east oj
Jfiruu.i.'
I2 n hair
:nj Jo
luO do
;-i do
liS d-
U 4a
SOW ill
M do
J3. da
M ui
lr4 do
til) lot li-i
XbQ on half
Ibu da
s;ia do
t dl
f3 do
Ji'S tlo
Tl da
10 1
00 cue half ,
11 d
da
rXI do
-.1 do I
ihriwnrvrt.
Audit -rs pJ
( Aitorm-y's Keen
r-.eiuon r.x..nc
I-rotlionotitrv ttnee
lCtvit.' a Kt-cordcrs
J ui on
Cror.
TinttaTm atttn Vnt Court
c1- ntiiM niacins; leturct
Roa.1 or r.
Foi s -aij k. Leaver would get 'en
Mitt- . -tV
I!o.d tlma.:es
PxMin;: aod repatliuff Bridge
ihli-i .
l'ri-ou haiiem".
I'ub ic liiiiUliri
Coroner's InijOeets
S-Tct'Sin Court Ifouret
I'rintius
Il;Ter.ts
IViiitei.tisry
fViiiiniMioiirrs' Offle.
MlMXlliailtOUS
(.
TLiitcrelt, the N"ew Berlin papers come out with a netr calculation a new mar
shallitig of figures, which we copy teilatim, as follows :
From the Srw Berlin paper.
''The whole expense of Ibeeounty for the last year was
TlIFSElTE.dS Of EXPEN'SC WILL BE AND REMAIN IHE 8AM I IN
EACII COUNTY l.N CASE Of 1UVIS10N, VIS ;
Auditors pay
' Attorney's pay
Court Housa
" ICxpcnses
" fryer
" Tipstaves
Trisnn Kipcnscs
j ' ublic JuiluiD
j Printing
i Commissioner's Office
j eriff"s fees
i Miscellaneous
Divide liio balance equally between the
Add the ncccesnry expense above
Ordinary tax on Fnydcr county in ease of
" " " Ui.ion " "
Divided must pay
United, do
Yeatlv l.iss out of tic People's pockets,
This calculation and statement we have
; wi'u'.J le imposed upon the peoplo in the
Again we ak the people to LOOK AT THE ITEMS (see last page cf this paper,)
aud observe what our County Expenditure' are
Read the testimony furnished by the counties of Columbia, Montour, Juniata,
Clinton, Carbon (on last page alio) all of which are satisfied, and more than satis
C'jd with the trial of Division they hare tnado.
Siuca reading the above, we have examined the County Statements of tjioitt
Counties some larger, and some smaller than ours from which we copy the cost of
five cf the Items of Expenccs referred to above, and arc as follows :
SnalfT Countiei.
M'Kean,
frulhvan
Wyoming
Average
Jn;orl
Larn- Countiei.
("Iw iiti-r
j l.tijorne
! lotitpomerv
: Xorihamptoa
j Schuylkill
i
Average
TLus it will be seen that the expenses of Union, in Jive of the Items which the
j Xw Boi liners say would "6? ami remain the lame in caie of Division," over twice
i a3 , ia ,he amount a, similar Items in three smaller counties; and arc W the
'-,.-
1 av. ragc cf five laiy'r counties.
- ,,,-,. ...
j 1 he aboT8 f SUrC"" rcfu''e the eTf Bcrlm asser,I0n9i mst conclusively, as to the
: STe items enumerated.
i Tho "Court Ilouse"' expenses, would depend upon the way in which they were
kept.
j Tbo i.fjourt Tlxpenscs Cryer and Tiptares" would be paid by the day one !
' huerius tees would bo what the hw
j in the aggregate could not ba increased by
in ine aigrcgue couia not Da increasea Dy naving two counties. AH others
1 arc by fees, or ly the dag, could not havo their fees or their days doul
nccoun, of 1)ivision. OSccs wouu of course U !o33 paCtable ; an 1 if the
' . . . , , . , .. . , .
i US'- '-"
Another fraudulent Publication!
3"The three New Berlin newspapers this week assert that tho following
would be the cust to each County, after Division :
1 Snyder County. ( Union County,
: Ordinary yearly tax as above S6,939iOrdinrv yearly tax, as above 86 939
, Enrollment Tax for Charter 500:Gronnd"i'or Conrt House and Jail 2500
j Ground for Court llouf" and Jail 1.800 Expense of Court Houseand Offices 18 500
Expense rf do same as Lewistown 13,000 " Penitentiary Jail as Schu-lkill '
i " Jail 1?,()00 county, which cost about 60 000
ZjOL'tt
'
I
i Deduct subiO-iption
J
Balance for Tax-Payers
542,2391
10,000,
832,239.
We ask the reader to look
tnm to the last picof this paper and learn the FACTS as pro
witnesses in the neighboring counties
of Juniata, Clinton, Wyoming, and Carbon--and particularly at
the eilects cf Division on COLUMBIA and MON'i OUIl.
Experience is a safe counselor and fruiJe in such matters.
(The above Estimates may show the sums New Berlin will
expend if she can get the chance ; but Lewisburn has no desiVn
, or tlcsire lo o bayond her means
j
The reckless untruths of
,!loflhe"mt;atttnij:t at complete refutation;
! nnUiTo tf their cause.
'. e have endeavorod in advocating Division to ccme at truths.
"vVe I't-'Ii.-ve the general interests
. ... . . oil--
td bv Uivision. Iso Lclierin. we
. rt r
m ill to-morrow
VOTE FOR DIVISION,
Lcwisburs Chronicle
wr.ua Do ; that tho ony redaotion ct
to thOaO
We ask any candid man to look the over
above Items of Einenditure. and sav if thev
!scaips,which we give tu Beaver.scrubbingcoun
House, and other items of small amount)
which will be naturally andiunavoldably divi-
Jea between the two Ctmntm, in case of a sep-
aratioa ! And yet the Star would represent
one week's Court as the only saving from the
whole expenditure of $9,U0O'. Will 1 1 Ascs-1
sors have as much pay as 23! Will 1 1 Klec
;ion Districts cost as much as 23! Will the
ires and daily pay of O.ficers be as much as
if they had "double the work! The idea is
absiiid! The publication is an attempt lu
mislead honest, unsuspecting people!
The County both Counties are growing,
and there can and must be an increase of ex
penditures, yearly, in the aeffregate. There
may be some items which Divisun will not
nuch reduce, but all apparent losses of that
iature will be more than made up lo tha I
people in other ways.
59703,66
4-2,00
160,00
16.00
2197.99
86,00
135,00
33,73
105,25
C60.00
682,89
92,02
73,08
4085,06
two connties
division
"
2)5703,00
no- . on
4085,06 j
85939,36
rc,.,0 qr. I
UJoj,dU ;
CI37S,72
9793,06 I
84085,06
no donbt is far below the amount that
shape of taxes."
Attorneya, Auditors, Cammlstlcnera, Clerk Hire, Printing,
Total.,
36 30 163 75 156 469
70 33 164 150 S3 490
59 27 195 150 131 562
160 42 404 250 270 1126
S37 108 1062 500 413 2469
305 169 726 471 300 1971
S95 COO 1341 400 505 2841
305 165 438 300 573 1781
224 -147 943 712 533 2551
99333
allowed for work necessarily done ; and
having two counties. All offices which
ubled on
: they were
inclosing and decorating ground 600
Deduct subscription
SSS,539
10,000
Balance for Tax-Payers
78,539
at the above carefully, and then
or the wants of the Count v
the New Pcrlin nrps rWir -.
but they evince the desnerate
of the people will be most nrnmn.
, , t
trust an.l l.ru a rrA
i i.w uuu .1111 1. 1 1 1 1 w
and end the Strife !
and West Branch Farmer March 15, 1855.
An Interesting Letter.
With the National Intelligencer, we do
not doubt that every reader will Agree
that the subjoined letter is not only an
iutertjttng one, bat that the concluding
sontenco of it makes it a remarkable one.
It ia an exact copy oft Utter written by
General Wihfiixd Scorr, then Cap
tain in the army, during aojourn at his
home in Petersburg, Virginia, on the 18th
j of Jane, 1811, just one year before tho
1 declaration of war. The letter was ad-
j j. u j : tir-vv:.
. .
city, and IS now in possession of the SOU
J jj. EJward, so
' ' - ,B ....
I believe we have very little village
news to give you, nor do I know what
would please you in that way.
Of myself that personage who fills so
largo a space in every man's own imagina
tion, and so small a one in the imagination
of every other I can say but little ; per
haps less would please yon more. Since
m rcturn to Virginia, my time has been
i i .
passed in easy transition from pleasure to
study, from study to pleasure ; in my
gaiety forgetting the student, in the stu
dent forgetting my gaiety.
I have generally been in the office of
my friend, connected with my present
profession ; but you will easily conceive
my military order has suffered abatemeut
Indeed, it is my design, as soon as cir
cumstances will permit, to throw the fea
ther out of my eap, and resume it in my
band. Yet, should war come at last, mv
nthusiasm will be rekindled; and then,
wno Knows bat that 1 may vet write my
nisiory witn my sword I
Yours truly,
WINTIELD SCOTT.
Lewis Edwards, Esq, Washington
L TlTcY GMY.
ST soamua K. nowtuas.
They twined the orange-buds among
The tresses of her hair.
And sweet the flush upon her cheek.
So beautiful and fair.
But as the bridal vow she breathed,
n ecno seemea to say.
oo sauiv ant
so monrnfullv.
Alas ! for Lucy Gray."
J,0 ! 'hat ?imPIe fr"" K'ri
"right as the morning dew.
And lovely as ihe dancing bight,
Or flower that ever grew,
Had, with that vow, for ever flung
The i"V of life away.
For proud and cold was he whose wealth
if art won poor Lucy Gray.
And with a quivering lip she bade
A sad and soft adieu.
To those fond hearts, whose love had been
Sj changeless and so true.
Then turned from that sweet cottage home
Ah woe betide the day
That ever won to lordly halls
Our simple Lucy Gray.
He placed a circlet on her brow
Of jewels rich and rare.
And twined with pearls the waving curia
Of her soft, silken hair ;
But sad within her eyes, the light
That ever seemed to play
The heart the heart was lonely still
Alas ! poor Lucy Gray.
For all anquenched that yearning thirst
Within her woman's heart.
For love for human ore, that is
Of life so sweet a part ;
And deeper grew the bectie flush.
That whispers of decay,
And like a fragile flower she drooped,
Our pretty Lucy Gray.
Now, soft and low Ihe wailing wind
Is floating through the trees
That droop above a lonely grave
Caressed by every breeze.
And that fond, yearning, breaking heart.
Is sleeping now, for aye.
And roses bloom upon the tomb,
Of gentle Lucy Gray.
PaiaanxLPint, Fan., 1815.
Not so very Green.
A young and apparently verdant slip,
who gave his hailing place as "old Var
mount," fonnd himself surrounded, upon a
certain occasion, by a crowd of quitting
upstarts, who seemed bent upon display
ing their own smartness, at the expense of
tbe lankce.
"Hello, Jonathan !" says one, "where
are you bound V
"Deoun to Bostiog, on a little tramp,"
was the reply.
"What's yonr business in Boston
continued the inquisitive gentleman.
"Ob, I'm deoun artcr my pension
money," responded greeny.
"Pension money !" ejacnlated wbibke-
ree, "how much do you get, and what are
you drawing pension money for ?"
"Oh !" answered tbe countryman, "I
get four cents every year tew to mind
my own business, and tew to let other
folks' business alone 1".
Tbe crowd had no other remarks to
offer. The answer was entirely satisfac
tory.
Dissolution.
TnE Copartnership heretofore existing in
the Ulacksmithing business between the
subscribers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued by
Charles M. Fisher, and old accounts settled
by Ilarrey G. Fisher.
CHARLES M. FISHER,
HARVEY G. FISHER.
Lewisbnrg, March I, lf55
Real Estate.
FOa RENT,
MA Good Brick HOUSE on North
Fourth street. Rent, $75. Apply to
L. . Jos is or J. L- Raver .
J. TRCCKENMILLER.
Valuable Bafaloe Valley Lands
AT Private Sale. The subscriber
oners ai private sale his FARM, situate
in Kelly Tp, Union Co., Pa., about S miles
from Lewisbnrg, on the road leading from
Vanvalzah's Mii! to Joseph Kelly's Sawmill,
containing 106 Acres more or less, nearly
all cleared and in a good slate of cultivation.
The improvements are a Uncle House re-
and a frame Cookhonse, a frame Bank E.i I
Barn, and a good Spring of never-failing
water i a stone MiIk-hone, and a first rate
iVach and Apple Orchard of choice Froit.
H ALSO a lot of TIMBER LAND situate
X?nn Spruce Run. in BuSaloe Tp, near Ths
liarbeson's Sawmill, containing about 70
acres, which I will sell in SMALL LOTS, cr
the whole together, u suit purchasers. It has j
v ...b, ... r""'
of water, and tfcf Usa is of a gcod nuiUtr
Mart 63wp4 nntvzkxOZ. j
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JJulwer, r or bis an i iioiignton on the Wa- :
ter Tr.atment a c-.mrilation of pper and lecture, oo '
tho .object of liyseiue and hydropathy, edited by !
UoueUon. ji!" " jy
Consuniptiiiu, its prevention and cure bv '
thewater treatment, with a.i.ie, eoneernln-heinorr-i
y-k l " ii . , 1
-uiiiuni 1 mi.Mii; ti aVliaI-ra'llrt J 1 1 II 3 ,
I'-rus in ai rr-ps.ri. v-r itm RFM'ianre t,i i-aurnis in
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ErroM of Physicians and others in their
pmrtiee of the Water cure : by J. II. Italian, from tb
Uormaa. 30 rtn.
Hydropathic Family Physician, a ready
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vx-rdfiitr', and Caultie at pfrry kind with a ir'da
rr, turtle feonlnt', aod inI.x. illurnitVd witb near
ly StMl rncrain--: by J.- Mi.wM.D. Otm law
volumn of 'JU T, subsUutially U.uud. 1'reia.U
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Ilvdrnjuthic EncycIop.xJia. a system of
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and tbr prrMiTation nf balth. dicii.... n.t hr.
nun urou. .M ar. 91 i.
droi'hatie cookery . theory and practice of water treat-
K.T Trail, SI. D. illuirated with tiuwnrdii t,t :tt0 e-n- I
paid hy mail, fit Ot. -Tbia mtbe luoftt ompn-hpn!iTe
aod popular work yet pub.ii.hed on the aubject of hv
dropatby. Of all tbe puliirMlioni which haveattaiurd
auch a wide popularity. Mud by r'owler t IVII, per
hap Dnne are mi-re a-lnptrd to jtrnrral utility than
thiitrieh, ronrrcben-iTe, and well axrans.-d Jinrycio
pwJia. A. y. Trtlune.
Practice of Water Cure, confainin a de
tailed account of ih- rari' iia prorr used in tht w
trr treatment, et : by Wiioo andUulIy. 3' eta.
Philosophy of Water Cure, a development
of the true prinriples of health and lonzevity: It
Kalbirnie. SO ctf .
New Hydropathic Cook Boric: by R. T.
Said by mail. ftyt. ..Thtawih- m 1
jraii, m a. ny-'etu or rootierToii liTdropat hie prm
eirlf. eontainint an exprition of tbe true rviationa of
all aliuientnry ur.t..nrrn t. bealrh.wiih Inin nceit t
for prepsirinr alt apj-ropnate di.hrs for byJropatbie
ea'ablitthinetita. Tetariun bonrdini- hotiaew. priTdte
famllir-aj, rt. , ,-tr;. It i the Vmkt noirlete tiurde for '
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Science of .Swinitnin, with iustructiona to
Hmer. lllatratel, lo cti.
Wafer-Cure in America, over COO cases
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Water-Curo Manu.il, a popular work cm-
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the byirieuie and curatiTe erTerta of lir.exerriw. elntii
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New York Adv'ls.
Cheap Hoiic and Piano Store
OF Horace Waters,No.333 Broadway,
Kew York Upvotitin to the Corubiua
lion Muaic at Ureaily Kednced Rates !
N'otwith&iaudiog the cou.tination of Music
Dralera to kecD unlhe Dricet of non eoDvnirht
f .iii nffainat lh intpreala of P.imt..
amst the interests of Native Compos -
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sum bf Ibe Trai!e, he has immense
ving abundant evidence thai he has
ers and then
the courtuitM
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public countenance and rupport in his oppos-'
iliua to Ihe Ureal monopoly. ana in nis eiiuris
to aid Native Talent and adopt the National :
Currency. His stock of American and Euro- i
pean Music is immense, and the catalogue of
his own publications is one of Ihe largest and ;
best selected in the t'nited States. He has also j
made a emif reduction in the prices of 1'ianns,
Meludeons and all liuds .Musical InMrumenis. '
Superior toned Cj octave Flam s fur $'175,200 ;
and 2?6, iutrkr of ai. r'Hl quality, and instramena aa
elronit -nd an dural.le a iLoht luck C"pt Lou. t'iaai.
if ercrv v.irietr f alyle arrl price, ur to luiJO.eoniprieinie
1 flebraltd meeVru inrprored florae W al.iV film"., and 1
llioie of len ditlvrvnt 3lantit.i:torib : aiuonit tmm me
the ftrt prviaiiifti .Lolron Manoe of T. liiibfrt a t'o.a
i. , t r .. . i , , a .i . , , e i v i n.
! , fn,t urcmi prw fr.nn 40 w'l.'O. Htb.ac- J
I on from .v- dol-rrnt l.nuf..cl-.rie. Including the1
; w.ii km,.. u a u .w.smiii.-. M-i.d,on..,tBd the ,
"l-l nernw..l, ll.a l ,t ui.k, in ih. Int. d SL.tr.. i
j r-ricen .5. 10n, 115. l2.M:a.li). Emith'e Double
! ""nk Jiriimron. .. t..cii li.ui. d M.:o.i.n goaran-
1 T?.,Jf.iXM
i pr"mptiy .tteuii-d lo. siuk a-nt. po-i paid, to all part. I
i of Ibe ronntrv. al ll,r reduced rati-.. j uer.1 ar.d leel
! ;.ui.u. and s. benni., .. Price, of tu.icat i.trun.-!
tuU lutwdcd lo an, lUli.en free uf charge.
To Persons out of Employment
a i-.-m.i ii-tx-enr.lv
bt.MS II.A.Ur.U in fCfJ bCCUOU
: . . . H
il of
rthrnll.il l.lncTh. mn.t Pl.onl
! and Lseiui otuiut ui lue I car orova frtut
i Work on Russia.
sian tTiii'iKrl' ber
Just pui.Ii.hel, an ll'r)tratcd Icrtptifn of tlie r.C.-
na(.hjnn.i.n.ipomieaiuutoiyof the manufacture of Envelopes, and erervfati
ui I'foin tea, pro urtious, reeourcen, i.,.- . , . . .
t. c. oiio. uu .mi., .uueationai '"T Tvt executing orders w nh despatch-and f r
I it., Oovernmema and
""i-"'' government.
7r."m" the laiett' ai;!
cu-loma. anii'iuin, a.
nil mol autbeutie aouicva
euibelli..lieu witlt alr.ut LU.U iiKravmi. and alapa of
buropeau and Anuiic i:uiu.. llie aliole ei niplete in
on. large oeta.o i..lun.e of about iuu PaBa, elegantly
iA'l.!o..v, n.trwuts tha riiiiiut.c lucii-DU ai.j
Adveuturee in Ihe li.ea of M rei r (in, &Ui.enM-n. U. Us-
.
','te. eminent in the b..fry of Iraw and a'mer'iei;
intiodmr ket.b.i ....r tnj ce.-i.r.ird n-r k ci:rc-
-'Utifuliy il.u-iri.i.d .oh r.ume.ou. ei a.-.,,.
' " fV- '." l-'0' CJO'"' " '-
..Tbe.ubK-nb rpubUjhe.anumberofn.itvalnaM.
r,-'l, rll . tr w ' "d oi aurb a m. rai and
,"'if',,'"',,Bu"nUlv
e-nierprire a u.ci. ri vupiikm oni-rs notpuriuatiy
Jul J-r-lllJalile fB.pU m-tll 4-tlJt SI Ui L&tl
nietiwi;!..
utaulx,
to a. t aa Aceou.."
,rrr9tiia wir-binr lo enffai in th
TronittlT by mail a Circular toiitamia Jul. pai
itn " nirmKHis to bf?rsi-n on portu to m i aa rttrrno.
toother with term. on .iii.h ti.e, ..ll be fur.h.u. by
audrean.n;, poat paid, KuUl.l.i .-t.Al:, i'oblieb.r,
lsi Wi::LiinM. New Yoik
-Y
TUK Gil EAT KKMKUV.
t BOlT which so much has been said and
J published, is among us. ho lias not
heard ot the ML.XH.l .VLSTAU L1SI
MLST? Many millions of buttles have teen
sold and used to cure Kheumati.Mn. '.'leers,
Sores. Bruise. Sprain1;, Kins-worm, Felons,
Salt liheum. Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
ureasts, cancers, lien, Lorus on ine loes,
rTlrrnal rmAv. And il ha .ilwavw hn
ccesiful. It i iicallt good in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Galls,
or any sprain, soreness or siilTaeas. and it is
warranted to cure spavin, Ringbone, Sflibt.
or Poll Evil, on Hordes.
lir"The Liniment is pnt op in thrre sire,
and retails at 25 cts, 50 cts.aod The lare
bottles contain much more l.inimroi in propor-
, , , r 1
Hon to the prices, and are therefore cheapest,
To Counlril Men httnt.
, , , , ., ...
Every Store should be supp.icd With this
valuable LINIMENT, as it pavs a eood profit
and sells rani.llr. (i W. WKSTHItODrf.
(successor to A. (i. Ilraee: & Co.)
.. .. . '
fnginalor pnd sole Proprietor.
Principal OiFices tlOt Broad war. New York,
and cor. 3d & Market Sts., St. I.ouis, Mionri.
Sold he rvrro .letrr in riiiec an.l medipinp.
lliroughout Ihe United States, Canada. West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iy53.1
"THE CABIN BOY'S STORY,"
, Semi Nautical Romanee of intenae interct, l y tli
Author of the "ftrate Jetor," tbo "Liiwyer'a biuTy,
tht. -Old Doctor," Ac- Ac.
A Semi Nautical Romanee of intenae interest, I y tTie
Author of the'ltrate ltetor," tbo "Liiwyer'a btorj,
"iu iroctrir, ac- ac.
fT1IIK lirJrrefi bitbertoeojoTed by the writer of the at-ore
; A popular work, ia a authcletit cuarantee ol tbe ttor
! with which any pn-Juf tton mmiti,; frctu bi' pep witl be
receirrd by the public. "Th. fains B.Vft m ii ' i a
I roio.iOlb DerratiTe. illutratiai- tbe liorrTi of tbe S!are
j Trade, as carrie. I on in Lb fount i f Atriea. The aotln r
ba- served im the naff aud tbe deaeriptiona and cbar .
Theat..ryifulloferit.naT ulere,t ami ade.,tu:
art-rn are painted from personal aruaitit;irn e m it b them.
the celebrated work -f ltef.e, "Kobins-on 1 ru-oe," and
Laa tbe advantage oer that clorioua fi -tb'n. itiaamurb
an it ia founded on farts of T.-ry day occurrence. The
history of the heromeof the Stoiy, Xuieika. the Circas-
ian Mare purchased at f .m-tam.nople, tdticabd aul
married I.y ti.e reckl, yrt el.iTairir, iSeymour the
commander of the Albatron. i iruply tbe narrrtion of
f"rl r,r,trti fr,m ,h n( u
SnitX"6"" "
iti autneroua char'
slury aic vividly and
(rrnptiirally drawn
The puMinber hare alrcaty rcreiTed ordcni fn tbr
wh"le of the edition it waa orijinally thvir intention to
puhlih: consequently, they biTe been oMif-.d largely
hr may bt aent immedtatelr.
m iinn it. bdu iufj reapes-iiuiiy request Ulal all Of
pice., handwrnel, illu.traled wilh nncmva.inr-. .rd
.'eewnlly boundin clwh Price, in cloth, one dollar;
J? "Z- ' "" " hir,r " H-
the publiahers to any partot the country frc of roe-
lac.
ajV-For sal wholesale and retail bv the rnMUhers,
FLI.SWOIITH 1 STRKKT.
And by all Rookftcllere throuehout th. t'nited State.
So. '11 neiKUAS Srar.ET. Nw Yo.x.
and HriUh Pravefii-M. w,vf
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
HEXICAN GUAW0.
THE subscriber has for sale Mexican
L Guano of the best quahiy (cargo ot ship
Thorndike.) This article has given entire
past year, on Corn. Grass and Oats ground ;
- -. : . r. . : .1 . wu. .... . r ,. 1. -
it effect on the soil is much more lasting than
that of Peruvian Guano, and ihe cost nea
"r
forty per cent. less.
B. S. BtT.l.INi.,
101 North Front St.
Philadelphia.
3m569
BUILDING HARDWARE!
i
Tool Store exclusively,
774e largest Eitablithment of the kind in the T.S.
Wm. M. M'CIure & Bro.
No. 287 Market St. above Seventh, Philad.
IVf ASPrACTCRERS" Depot for Locks cf
all kinds, warranted quality. Patent
Silvered. Glass Knobs."
Premium Porcelain Knobs.orerl 00 patterns.
Silvei-plated Knobs, Hinges, 4e., with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
boods in this line.
te,.rol,r,,A-. .' nwi(Y tt aa11 and tT9min
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
. . . . .
Hat Air Rtyiiters and Ventilators at
f actory trim.
CirA11 orders put up under the immediat
supervision of the Firm.
CALL A'P 5IE I S. rr.f'.3t
i ti.... a...- l. ..u. 1, i . ei... , .
Truif, flatpportera,
a awLf.irf! vffif 'trix-a... ..
orr Braces, ana ,
Sor-ieal Apparatus 1B(i fc.J
UKcuppntaiMej,,;,,
te give satisfaction, ty Dr. and Mr.. M't i
AC1IAN, No. 41 North feCTC.Ma Si',..."
The pivat linmber of Frmal.t c.i: ,
i rn,.j k Hf mm .' . "d
j porters, warrants her ia eon.ttu BtW th. Lf"
saperior lo anything of the kind er,r "
t to the publ.c 1; l"
I L" ,'"Lj
i . 3
TlibU leave respectfully lo call ibe Pnllie
I aurnlmn to mv rlal tiahmer.t
if ,-v,m', , .-.ts
b' "'h FOLK! H hi. (below Cl.eslnut), J k,jLa.
tl.hia, lor the maiiulaclure and Sale f a.
wflopen, where I will always beinrtaor.ee
''t t' any orders I may be averts a;;-.,
lam prepared lo furnish Envelopes ff eve rv
nnalifo ae. J . v u i ! '
J"' x? aBi """ Pf n. W holesa e
KetaiI,iheJoeri.ment paitern, plain and iefil.
i wouiu aiso can attention to ihe Die Silk
ing, Engraving, Printing-, and Emboli re? cf
Business Cards fur Envelopes, Lexer head'
V:.il . , . . .. '
Itill-heads, Cards. Circulars, Ac.ail of huh
f fiieiti.!, t ln. V,n.: t
3 . . . " trl'PT
. prevents their going lo the Dead Leile r Office.
Vi:h patent machines of the latest irr.liovc-
ments for embnfsir, printing, Ac , also fir
their delivery ly Express Lines or as may te
agreed upon, I ran not fail to compete with
not excel any oilier establishment or the kind
in the world. t"isr llomcropathie Envelopes
conMnnily on hand, sarrples of which tnav te
seen Cfirnnirlr office, also of Die-Stamped Fnv.
Iy5177jt . WM. COLBERT.
iFrtncfj Ctuststtt,
Weighing than 2 ounen,
the care of HFK.MA or ElPl t RE
Aclii.owIed.fcd by the hiehest medical
ajihfjr.ues ol fmiade-Ji bia, incomparabiv su-
nprior In an w . ihrr in uvr , , . . . , .
j'crii j in any i-iner in ue. cunerers will te
' gratified to learn that ibe occasion now cff.rs
to procure not on'y ibe iii-hlett and most eta
i bu, HrubU a TlUSS aa aiiv other in lieu cf
,1,- rn,h., . j . r . 1 .
1 tl e cun'brons and nncoinfoi lable ariici USU-
al' oia. i here is no dithculty aitending tl.e
hen lhe Pad ,s located ll Will
- s.. uuihulc vikiuic tu ca.j rn .R
subscriber, can have the Itoss sent to r.y
f bT remiu-n- Fire Dollars ter ihe sit
gle Trus, or Ten for the double Willi measure!
, around the hips, and stating the side affected,
., . .. t .! . s ,
11 111 be exchanged to sun if nol fiiung, by
iriuru:ng it a;oure, unsoile.t.
-orsaleouly W.he In-poner.
CALEB II.SEEDLE8.
Cit. Twelfth ic Kace Sts, I'hiUdrlphia.
rF"l.adies requiring the benefit of Mecha
nical bupports, owing lo derangerrent of tl.e
internal organs, including failing of the? Wurcb,
vocal, pulrnonat v, dyspeptic, nervous, and sd
rial weakness, are informed that a compe'er.t
and experienced turfy will be in attendance at
; ihe Koome. (set apart for their exclusive n.i
11 TWELFTH St. Jm dorr above Ra.e.
1 ro.13
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
Ani wnai I saw There.
BY" T. S. ARTIJCa.
T'ti Thousand Copies in a MmtH.
rniP powerful work.hnewiedr(l br all who bar
r,a it t be the i,tLtr written "ty Mr. a rth nr.
d--p.eta the enisiot lQt-uraaMw in a eriea of tbriilina;
rxrlf ir-. li.ustratiri!' the ttf.-rta Of Tsv.ri. -i
j -inn diikiB..t on;-on tn-iiT-.ju.i. theiie, but
i!Xml'S: tx ? ''tu, Mr Mor'
i sn aod her ratlier. who Hr-f rmed by l-er d-votwn and
drutb.ia alone wonh the pnee ..f the bock.
' . Ten.peri..e men and .iher can do more for the cam.
I ly it.ciieBl.tion than by any other m. ana.
j A..-er.f.artwaut.d iatmln .ad county eftb.
. rnntd stale-. 10 ril an coition eott. n ap apretally Sr
,h"n- '""t""1 '.' ilu.-iraleu with a . meiiount in-
: cr.ime. l.r e.rtain.
t- -r -men '-rr will it tent (peat paid) ca rc-ceii-t
of 11 e price. To -nt.
The iargert cemmi..;on wi'l be pa:d. A?drwea
J W. Hi. AMI T. Pnl.lithrr,
No 4S North 1'curih Mreet. 1 hibuelpl.ie.
Z1C IVI.T$.
VNE
NE-THIKU riiEAfER THAN WHITE
V r i
LAl, at;J l.ee in in ail rciM-nLtis
qUMlitief.
SEW Jf hsrr ZIG rrijfpjvr a..i.
' ereatly enlarr'd tbeir worna. at d impr. rd tl e fiunl.ty
o tf' ir i r'-lmivrr T rejaied tu einute rriera ft r thi r
2ttt,riun rr iii lb, vry. ar-i l.r. una m oil la
apri. o ai KBtfea t In til to t0 p ucd ; ailO
I'lt i . in rrrri". -i O p.-i:i.l m. h.
Ibeir w II 1 1 K .INC. abuli aoid drT or prrnnd ia
oil. warvar.t. d ure aLd licturjat'd for bnj and
uniioi m tin. r.
A iueth d .f preparation baa reo atly been d-eoTrrwd,
wliH-h eral ie- tbe f nipany to warrant their j ainta to
keep fr.h au'l oft iu ttie krija f.r any rraar rail time.
In lhi. rente, t their painU wiil be aupericr to rr ctttr
in the nwtrki f .
ThetTl:kuWN7ICP.UNT.wbieb f ao'd at a lew
True, and can nl be made frfm the Zinc oreV f n
New JerV. I- m-w ws?l kn wo frr Its nrutretiT attaUk.
tie when arTi'cd to iron or Mirer meialic aarfarea.
Their r-TO.NE COLolt P.-.IST paaetwea all lb prrer-
ofibo 1'ri-a n, ami ia rf an axretatle color for paia-
""I tULaago, ecoiat irtivr iti.;nca, Srv-rrn, Ac.
, r l: KM 11 A K( ABLi",
Wbo)eale Faint tealer mwtA 1
N W. cor. of 10th -ind Slarket SU. Jiiaivi.
SBTM twraap
rhrrnology.
rOVTLEKS. WELLS, ot CO. FROM ygw TOsTk"
If are opened a rhrenob.r,rnlCr,h,.t
A and Bwk Store, ai 331 AKCH St
Qipif, betneen 6ih and ?ih, thitaAhpkia,
a nit n re r. r.nnr..! .ei In.. . t. .11 t....
) J Works on Phrenolrgr, Physioloev.
Hydropathy, Magnetism, and Phon
ography, ai Kew York prices.
Profesional Examinations.with Charts.and
full written descriptions rf character, eivea
1 j. , j f., f !
i f'7 ' "lnS- C " ' ,
i tors (Jy5I7c5dq
Improved
' CUPER-Phnsnhate of LIME 3.500
1 ... . .. ..
kj Bills, of the most superior manufacture
also
Guano of every description.
Calcined Plaster, Cement, etc.
!7T.-cdtiee of all kinds bourht and so'd cn
j Commission.
Fcrw.rdingtdCommS Mereh.n.a.
No. 64 North Wharves.
: Between Race and Vine Sts. Philadelphia.
Reduction of Prices.
! TTOLI.OVv'AY'S Pills and Ointment.
I X L These famons Medicines will in future
be sold throughout the Stales at the felloe, tr.g
prices :
Small Pot cr Box, ts rents instead of 7
Medium do -i 0 87i
" ,in 1
Professor Il.dloway s Mannfactones are at
i) Maiden Lane, ew icru, ana Strand,
l.omlon.
j SelUng Of at Cost!
f Y Fntirp Slni-lr af fnr-iS. fall
j) and see Corner of Market and Fonr.a
streets. tj;. HtBtth.
Lewisburo;. Jan. If, 1SS5
NOTICK.
UR Firm being this day dissolved, we
r w
would say to all whotnow themselves
indebted to as, that we are in need of ihe
needful, end are arnicas to settle up car bus.
ii.ess with as lut'e delay as possible. Our
Books will remain at the rid stand, and set
ilrment made bv either of the Firm.
i FllHFR & VOMJ2
' Lcwisb'ir;, SerM" 'Mi