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a ttha County,
YI Future far Farmers.
Not only have the staple Farm products
Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Ots, ljav, ic.
advanced in price, from 50 to 100 per
cent., witbia (fee past twenty year, but
there hat been a much larger advance in
the prrecB obtained for the projucts of the
Orchard, and the Dairy, throughout the
West Branch country. Couversing with
federal intelligent farmers, we learn that
rte day has been when fruit was almost
unsaleable, whereas Apples are now as
eostly as Wheat was then Eggs bdM at
8 and 4 cents, whereas they r.fltr bring
12 to It Butter was 6 aud 8, while it
is now 12 to 25. Whatever fluctuations
nay take place in Grain and other staple
products, our Orchards and Gardens are
now so near by Railroad to the Iron and
Coal marts and the Cities, that it is not
probable the prices for these smaller arti
cles of household consumption will ever
be much less than they now are, and they
may probably be much higher.
What, then, is the best policy for for -
men. T Obvionsty it is to turn their at -
tention more to the GtrJen, the Orchard, !
the Hennery ; it is to divide their farms ;
to bestow more labor upon their lands,
and make them produce more, at lets out
lay of original cost and cuiT'.-nt expense";
and thus to benefit the country aud them-1
selves at the same time
. ,
We on the
nest urancn, arc so near me .utuing aua
Manufacturing districts, that we can fur-
Iiish those perishable articles of necessity
which the West can not bring hither in
competition. Our duty, then, appears to
be clear: it is to stop the drain of emi
gration employ our surplus labor and
capital io filling these new demands at
home and let the West supply most of
those heavy products for which it is in
all repects best adapted. Portions of
Union and Northumberland counties may
. a .1 ,
in a snort time Decome as populous aud
thriving as Delaware and Chester, by at
tention to the plans of Agriculture, &c,
rtlggested from week to week by the Ag
ricultural Editor of the ChronirJc.
Nor should it be forgotten, that while
Canals and Railways Lave advanced the
prices of all minor farm products so im
mensely, they bave at the same tltno
caused a great reifuctiou in Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, Salt, Plustcr, Iron,
and we believe all merchantable articles
required by agriculturists. Thus, they
enable the farmer to sell much higher,
and buy muoh lower. Who can deny
their immense, their almost incalculable
advantage, to him 7
It may be asked, however, Are not
the Mechanic, the Merchant, the Laborer,
Ac., tc, injured to the same extent ?
We answer, that in isolated cases this
hangs may injnre and oppress j but with i
tbe great majority of people the vast
aggregate prosperity of the Farmer
if directly tod necessarily tbe prosperity
of the Mechanic, the Artisan, aud every
other branch of honorable industry or
employment Make the Agricultural
interest thrive, and other lawful interests
can sot tufLr. A bright prospect is
sow before the prudent, reflecting, read
ing farmer, which will enable him to
survive high taiation, and prosper not
withstanding occasional losses of crops.
IxPIGXATIOX. It would requires thou
sand horse power Mow-pipe to do all the
" blowing-up" solicited of us during the
week past. First, there were many and
very careless errors in Philadelphia, io
Bending not only but mis-sending Goods
fur the Merchants of Jicwisburg and its
suburbs. Wholesalers, Salesmen, Clerks,
Box-fillers, Draymen, Forwarding Agents,
Railroads, Canals, and Station Agents, all
have deserved a hot blast far their misdi
recting and wroogly forwarding divers
boxes, bags, bales, Ac, and we fear have j
caused much more sin than they would be i
willing to answer for. Then the Telegraph
get out of order, and in various directions
we cord send nothing and could get noth
ing, and many were disappointments and
hard words thought or " breathed'' against
the little iron rod that now plays so impor
tant at part iu the business affairs of life ;
and we were particularly urged to " come
out" against Dr. Goelf, the Superintend
ent, and all the Operators along the Lilt
. -v, , , el
(except at " A ) for the delinquencies of i
tbe " wires." Then the failures and late
arrivals bj the Cattawissa Itailwaj, Lave
eaased as to It eunurc almost daily to
bestow the most pondcroas anatbcinas at
our eomtnaod upon tlio Kail way, its Di
fectors, Servants, and the Engines. Aad
last of all, yesterday morning, tho cap of
wrath was filled to overflowing by some j
hlanderhear ai Northumberland sending j
the Lewisiburg Mail to Danville and we
nan hardly preserve our standing as a faith
Ail Journalist and sturdy defender of the
people' rights, without calling down oyert
the devoted heads of all and singular the
persons aforesaid the righteous indignation
f an abused, plundered, ill-treated, irri
tated, badgered, humbugged, wronged, out
raged, insulted, and wont-stand-it no-long-er
peopleas aforesaid f
In all rtricusncss, there is culpable
neglect of duty or gross carelessness, hr
the rjuartcra we have indicate, which, if
wot rcfornieivWiU work injury to the good
ane and the- ptcwenry interests of those
who ire respontille for these violations of
jfta bMi
For th Lwln tftiroatcl.
Th Home W lis CUldhooi
Can this be ike place arttere he first breathed,
walked, and talked ! " True, the line hear
en are over it," the saate mountains surround
it, and the same sweet little creek flows thro'
it;-but eU else, hrtw changed V The bara
; and sawmill and ,he grist-mill indeed are
there ; Mt where is the little natal cabin, and
the forest that surrounded ft! With rtgard
to the cabin, its old foundation answers.
Where ! Chemistry, however, wnnld say tliat
it has been converted by decay into water, car
bonic acid, and ammonia. Be that as it may,
the old home has fallen, together wtth fee
grand old forest that environed iu
But what mean those many liitte cottages,
that store, that f nblic house, that splendid
barn, that smokirg firnaoe, and those fields
and meadows that occupy die place of that
Cabin and that forest Who has been here
since he has been gone? True, a LtnWla
has been here; a List has been here ; Gbciks
and Hjwaed, too, have been here, and done
much. But who have so cleared away the
former land marks, and remodeled bis native
spot
No more shall he be able to hear the mew
ing 'coon, the barking foi, the growling bear,
the squalling wild cat, the howling wolf, the
screaming panther. No more will the whip-poor-will
whistle upon the branches over the
little cabin j no more will the squirrel play
in the thicket around it ; no more will the
agile deer bound before the door ; and no
! mure will the rattle snake And copperhead
harbor beneath it. Not so, and why ! Be-
! use & Knaia have been and are
! here- Th'y " ,kose "ho hve -
dwelling place. They are the men before
j whom ,hE fl,res, has h l0 (M thickets van
j ish, and swamps dry up. And as a substitute.
he no sees meadows and fields modestly
standing between his native hills.
All thanks and praise be to Kaitiani
an &
n .u r u . i .1. . ,1 a.&s. J
, ILCUCI llt Will,, HIT Ud)E UlliaU, ,UU
. .... '..,. .
gisned improvement of the home of his nativ
;ty ! May their furnace continue to pour
forth its tons, their fields yield their grain,and
! their meadows their grass, till they shall be
able to ive it a polish not unlike Adam and
Eve's "Eden !"
But, O, FoacsT Ino Wonss ! May like
wise the time soon hasten when your sons and
vour daughters shall be as much admired for
, sound morality and intelligence as they n ow
are fur true friendship, sociability .hospitality
industry, and enterprise. The sun, indeed ,
has shore upon a mete beautiful, but never
upon a mote genial soil than yours. Clouds
have fed larger, but never a more faithful and
healthful stream than yours. Winds may
have wafted spicier, but never a purer atmos
phere than yours. Goo has indeed done his
part ; now see to it that you do yonrs.
THE PLOUGH-BOY.
Arrival of the Nashville.
Kew York, April 22, 1855.
The Steamship Nttthvi.'le, chartered by
the Collins Company in place of tlio Pa
cific, arrived at noon to-day, bringing dates
from Liverpool and London to the 7th
in;t.
The Vienna Conference bad adjourned
over the holidays. The impression is dai
ly becoming stronger that there is nothing
left but to fight it oat
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday,
and would take part in the future discus
sions of the Conference.
A despatch from Berlin dated Friday,
l"e 6tn "to08 tDat tlie Russian patty is
prcdominent there, and that Prussia will
most likely throw herself into the arras of
the Czar, in ease of an unfavorable result
of the Conference.
There has been a succession of sanguin
ary conflicts between tho French and Rus
sians before Sebastopol, for the possession
of the nifJe ambucado pits, with tafying
success, but much loss.
The latest reported battle occurred on
the night of the 23d, and in which 3000
men were killed and wounded ; but no
details have been received.
The Russians as well as the Allies are
both strengthening their positions prepa
ratory to tbe opening of the Spring cam
paign. At a council of war, beld by the officers
of the allied armies on the 12th of March,
Omar Pasha desired assistance from the
Allies, which could not be granted, and
the Turks are consequently only ex
pected to bold their position at Eupatofia.
March 18. A large reinforcement for
the Russian garrison entered Sebastopol
to-day.
General Canrobcrt states In his despatch
es that in the affairs of March 22d and
23d, the Russians lost 2000,and the allies
500.
The Latest !
5ew York, April 25.
The Africa arrived at Ilalifas yesterday,
with later news.
The Peace prospect is rather dark.
There has been further skirmishing
i t.n,.t .,lit...l
, . , , ,, . n t i
The reported death of Omer TasLa is
' , . f
From California.
, . . . m m )
The btcailiSilip UCurgC l.aW, amved at ,
WllQ ls4- i
lifornia dates of 31st March, 372 passen
gers, and 772,000 in treasure
Tbe news is not important. Trade was
very dull and depressed, and money eon-
Untied tight.
Page, Bacon &, Co. rcsrrmed busiriess on
tho 29th, and the deposits exeeeded the
money drawn out by nearly $100,000.
The condition of the other Banks remain
tmehanged. Dr. Wright ' friends were
raah'mg strenuous efforts to place him in a
condition- to resume.
Aceoaots from- Lower California repre
sent that the notorious Joa quin Muriata
was still alive, a4 meditating another ex
pedition to California.
The miners are generally reported to be
doing well although tbe excitement regard
ing the new Kern River mines, bad sob
sided. Tbe arrival of gold at San Francis
co continued tn he retarded br the scarcity
of coin to purchase it.
Lcwisburc Chronicle
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"MOTICE Is hereby given to all con-
J. 1 cerneJ,that the following named person
have settled their accounts in the Register's
O.fice at New Berlin, Union County, aud that
the aaid accounts will be presented for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
to be hold at New Berlin, for the county of
L'nion, on the third Monday of May next,
being the 211 djy of said month, viz :
I. 1 he account of Simon Kama, admims -
( ... , , y . i f
.... ...c oxicin """""".
vlrahinflon lounhin. dprpar,!.
S The account of CJi-oroe (l!aSs. one of
a "e accoii.il 01 uior e inns, fnc oi
the executors of the last will and testament of
Gorge Olutt, late of Washington townsnipi
J,,!
' , ,,.,. . ,.
a. 1 lie account of rhtlip Rule, fnardian
at Wiluam 8ults, a minor clnia oi .ainaniei
Shitls, late of BulTiloe township, deceased.
4. The account of Solomon Ruler, admin
istrator of the estate of Vunul Z-llen, late of
the borough of Lewisburj, deceased.
8. The account of Teter Aucfcer, ruardian
of John lleurr, a minor child ef Christian
lleiser, late of l'rrry township, deceased.
6. The account of Mary Beaver, executrix
of the last will and testament of Wtllium Bea
ter, late of the borough of New Berlin, de
ceased. 7. The second account of James F. Linn,
administrator of the estate of Col. Jaclc&m
M't'udden,lMe of the borough of LewUburg,
deceased.
8. The account of Oeir Faust, adminis
trator of the estate of Mugdalma Futtii, late
of Limestone tou nihip, deceased.
9. The arcouut of John Seebold, f tectitdr
of the las) will and .estainent of Andrew Wag-,
tier, late of the borough of New Berlin, de
ceased. 10. The aceonnt of Henry Seebold, ad
ministrator of the estate of JaaA Xagtl, late
of Washington toirjiship, deceased.
1 1. The account of John Mover and Dan
iel Moyer, executors of the last will and tes
tament of Jacob Muyer, late of Beaver town
ship, deceased.
IS. The account of James Marshall, ad
ministrator of the estate of AtcioZus HWjA,
late of While Deer township, 'deceased.
13 i he account of Benjamin Luudenslc
fter, surviving; administrator of the estate of
Ueurge l-audimltgir, late of I'euns township)
deceased.
14. The arrottn! of John Wilt, executor of
the estate of l'cltr funtius, lute of Hartley
township, deceased.
15. The account of William Snook, ad
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Boyer, la;e
of Centre townsnip. deceased.
IS. The secobd and final account of Jacob
and Sein Witiemoyer, Executors of the last
Will an 1 testament of Andrew tViVemnyer.late
ofCentre, now Kranklin township, deceased.
17. The account of George Meixel, admin
istrator of the estate of George Ryer, late of
Kelly township, decease '.
18. The ai'eount of John Gundy, adminis
trator of the eMate of Wtluam ftVkcrtcn, late
of L'uion township, deceased.
19. The account of Isaac M. Kryder. ad
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Krydrr, !aie
of Penns township, deceased.
20. The account of John Knnkel, one of
the executors of the lat will and testament of
John Kunlirl, late ai L'nion township, now
Jackson, deceased
SI. The account ef Peter Reish, adminis
trator of the estate of Jacob O-rr, late of Cen
tre township, deceased.
22. The account of Nathan Fetter and
Samuel Klin;ler, administrators of the estate
of tt'njitniin f'tler, late cf L'nion township,
decea;ei.
S3. The second an"i fiVal actount of jc'hn
l)ateman and Jacob Kostenbader, administra
tors of the estate of Henry Knitenb::der, late
of White Deer township, deceased.
J. W. PK.VXIXGTON. Krg'r.
Register's Ollice.New Berlin, April 16, ICo5.
JaryLiat-May Term, 1855.
(WD JlltOh.1.
Writ ft-wrr rhitip ManN-c-li. Mo. Kref-a.
Burhliu Hiram uo-ltbrtrh, Jamea H'. bimonton.
nUlltinyt', J"un Uiiuilllfl.
Lttcittmrg David lli-ber, Alexander Amfnoua, Robt.
M. ir.
Hater Jacf.b shnwrer, Aaron J. Mjddlerwartb, Simon
OWt. Samuel Troxell.
'-ana too Klinc-Trr.
S -'inArror" Jfhn ilarlner.
timrittmt Henrr -'.
JtelK Adam Miller. F tard Bannar.
praniUn lwr .f .rfci-n.
IT'til Der Jonathan ltelT-n(terfrr.
IftrVrjf t'hrt.tian rWioure, Wu. tfvrengle.
JfMlmeet J"lin ilil.r.
Chftjmrn David Rolir.-r.
MijiiiUmrt harle U. laMrnptnr.
77T.4 JfKvU.1
J'.ietxna reter Xetman, Jae.Spanglr,Jr., Chriatorner
BeettM.
iVnnt Jftteih Mitmao.
H'Ailr lierr David Meektev. ftabriet nnntlnctnn. Ja
cr.b JcCurk-T, Joel KaDck, Lvwia Bitting, Ucorr Dklteu-d-rfrr.
( ,a fhillp Tnuii. Ja SlMr, Jr.
ttmprirrr Charli-n rt. iaia
WibaIhi Ji.lift C. Wllauo, IVterDreMl.
Center lihB Snwk, Sareuvl Hnrtman.
llar'.U,V,m. lluntmaJ.in. J .lin llii.llflatl, B. V. B
Llnmln. Oeorite Kuhl, Crrua Dreii.Wb.
Limestone Jutin Kinkert. Jamra 1'mairrOTe, Michael
Miller. ;r.,tiea. Smith, jr Daniel Serbolit.
H'ltoe P-ter lU-nuvr. Samuel Uorrow. John Uauck.
f hapman John Kemu-tb-r, S. G. lierrold.
Wat hearer J"hn l-ab.
Iswithmiy It'-njumin Angstadt, B. F. Ljndatt, ITeniT
Writ k, Samuel O. Mau.
IVrry 4iabriel llruper.
met HffUieic"b llelstl.
H'jjlinburf llallhlaa Stayinan, John Detwciler, John
Lawri-ne.
Jttvtiil'cretyl Daniel Ktfs1er.
nostimiftM tfamual Nvita, Jotm P. BoDub, Pbllip
Mover.
;ut ItuffiHf Ktlar Brown.
Acw Berlin Jos .u Wlnler.
PETIT JVKtiXS.
LimnfrtneO'iiienn t'rneliuii.
Lrwirt'iirtr Dav i-.t Slift-r, t barlaa Tenn j, W. Vmnvaliah,
A. SUiuxhtin. Jope'h V .Derr.
Franklin Vrnti-rirk Krb.
llrater Tb'imas V. Sbipton, John Ilondriclu, Jacob
Onxs.
yew B-rlin II. Edward Bans.
H.rJTal'ieJyibii Fvrjum. D. ltiarnVflin.O. 81ear,s--n.
JivyyyKlavel Clark. DsvM ll.K'llv.
Iti'Hintmrq J.lin llotm-liall.
Jiclton John .VI . II. nf. r, David Ol.lt.
ItartWy t. tiritian llann, Samuel tirove, S. Black&ird,
Levi Kline, It Dry. J.Jin T. Smith.
ra.fr.a.rn YYillinm li. llerro'.d.
.. f.,ln J..hn S. Y..U r, J . S. Sehrack.
Y.U i.V'Ta. J. hn Miller,
iVaar I. Jarrelt.
Unlet. etirirtian Eeir.
W'Htt lfer suram-l llendersdxr.
frtinprtf William Byera.
.V'l.t.cr,!,- ll.'iuv Welief.
i'.rrv Cliril!aii tiraji.ill, jr.
It'. t lirartr Ucojaiuin t'ri.-e..
JH) the Honorable Abraham S. Wilson Esq.
and hit! Associates, Judges of the Court of
Q.tarr.T Serines of the lVaee for tbe Cunoty or L'oioq,
J;.y Trnii, ls-'5.
The fM-tiiiun .f OaviJ ?tlzc?fcfj..etfiJly Ftiewelh.tlsat
your p..iti'n. r A.-cuiien a e..Diin..li(Hii hotiM riluate Iu
tl.e towiiKtiip cf llart.ev. in ftie ,ounty atirrpaSl. ..n the
lurn..Ke lea-lmK Imro lwiht.urir 10 irntr cunly. at I
hij old Unl.wh:re he refflf now and ti een llvlsit'n
old rtaml, which is ! ralcuUtcl f-r a puhlie Iioum of
eutertitinmeitt and that he i well pioTil.il with hnr.Se
room tor the ac-ouini"tiati.n of ranpfr trnTtl.T;
that h lirtfl wcuptid tli ttaiJ Iioum an a lim it 1 l,otie
many years ut : that he i deirtn of contintnr
iii.- ii'iitsc; ne lurri'i-To ripriiuiiy prav ine i ouri .o
rrrrntHrtheenftetoke.pantnnorntihlirbouM-bfriiir-
Utiontr will pray. 1A V1U STIT.THIi.
ttV thenu lerf-imed.chtwnn of tnetowictii of nullify
aforr-aaid. beint nennnnl!y Se.uainted wtili mkI lUvid
St.tzT. the aloto named 'Utiotirr, end atsu haitig
knowh-d'eof ti:e hrutne tor urhtcii the lii-ene in irny d.
wn do li r.-ly rvrtify that u li h'niH! re wiry t ac
fomtiiolate iti" puhlte and entertain Flrmti;irs and trr.T
rITi ; that he is a irrtvun of tford rt'imte f.r honty nn l
temperanee. and he ti wtdl proritlt-d with houxe room and
eon ren ie-nre for the loiliunndiireouiniortation oftran
gem and traviil, w th'Tvfore pray the Coart to jraut
him Hi-tiMi.
R. V. (tUtrrr, SimwJ Otntnn, Jrrimirr .Vnturr, Tt tvth
fhrl, Jvnn .VimW, Cartis! Itomel .ST row, ahem
fyfjclmjtr, Jactto t'ttt, lAmirl WUJt lltnry K ajp,
rfQ the HnnoraMe the Judges ofthe Court of
Quarter Sessiunsr of Union County, .fay
Term, I8W.
The pt'tittoB of Pid tlViT, f?f tlia T5twh o Iewi)i
hnrp. in Mid ennnty-humMy reprewnta, that he oVtipirn
the hotel in aid lkruufch. formerly k'pt a.t a puhlie
lu by C U. k Hut', and U 'dtdrotm of coDUnuinc tlie
aame. The location it OBntral, tbe boaw i lar.'e and wt-11
adapted fr that purpose, and be 13 provided with every
enTenienfleforthe t ntrrtalnment of ttranf naDd trav
elers. He therefore reftpectfully rayn your honor to
grant hiroa lieenr to beep a taeera drinx the enuring
yrir.and he will pray. 4e, DAVID II Kit K.
The ffutar.ttieri', reaihntof Irwiiirrirf. herely certify
that Ia id llrrr, the aidtraat for li'-en-. a man of
toi repute fSr bonenty and teajtrraitee. and" i wU
I'lttrided with houie rtom and connienee for tbe Io09
tnp andar.mpindarVa of ntranrn and IriTclm. and
that a I'Whlic hou Lbere ta net;-ary ; they therefore
recoainv nd him at a proper person to btt Itreneed to
keen, a rnhle hutu.
. ) K'tne, Jamer Critwll, Djwi'l rwt,Jim't H'm&,
X. B r.m rhak,Jnhn HilhsL, F SLmphtem. Tnot.A. it.
and West Branch Farmer April 27, I'd
10 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
tjoarter Sessions of the Peace for he
ETntJ f Li.len at MJ . D.IOA4.
Th rMltkm Uktxm Blchl iwptrllr ahea-eth:
Tilth y'r 'titiiirr ur-tit a o-iiiawilnia lion!, -iu-tn
Va !h uliip of fcrt Butfikw, on tlie turnlike
lveftng from Lt-wii-burir t MilHiul-urr, wh Ii I nrlleM
eulauti for m!,1k hcuof rutertatnuient, an 1 ha Iweu
eeruikdan rud. fit a nun.txr of v.ara, aid frum it.
nrifilMirlKjod and ailutl.vii in .uitaLle as well n necwa
aary fir Ihe arcniin.d.Ii..n.f ttie public, suit Iboruler
taionie nt of atrniia. r an.l traielcri.
Tliat lie i well jrotiJ( J with rtahllnc fir hfiwu. and
nil r.rtiv.'lileneehc.-ea.-arv iir inevuicriiiinuirii.
1 n.i
trav-kra; It
thfrrfym robcrtfully irnyn llu
: Cnrt to irret hiei II"'ne irocinue u aerp an
bl
01 tl
ubl. holm. otintcttSlKOlHllllKTe
rut lt,.fr.ln. GfDKON' RIKtll.
w... u. ui.,i. r.loTl.r)tl-t of th u.wn.lop . r K.it
Bu ( Um. , ...i.w .ithiiii-
j to1 ,,, ,he ,r, 0u,i ,uo.m.r, and ai hini
I aawxrhitiwof ihi-houatS.rwinchibeiiosinoUpravr-1,
du ctrtiry thiit Mirli lioniw i, n-wmrjr to ninilW
the aubllr, ana rnlrtli. in rtrHTHr or lr. Iw ; that br
b . , f m tor honnty and u-mi-ran.
, aui timti i it pro.u-.i mil nou m,m am .,
nh-arr, fr Hie Ul:tn ati't VTommcidation 4 tMOT-M
anl tra-lr". and aii -M imnklcil aith aMniC ft.t
h..r .. We thrn f. iv t-a Utn to recoe'.aieeil Mill Ur a
llano-. affret-aMjr to titkm. .
.SimwW lmUf, MiZufct lr, J'tiin S. &F.rarl fonnv
Httt4er,JrrriHi-:U JlHtjJcr. Itm jf VitwrrUAT, T ry M-U,
tUury VI. JvJ,H lufrnt, Jacob .V.J, Airia t'uwy,
Ootrji WitUr, Af !.l4 MUtrr.U'tirQf 3lillrr,JuJ,ua UtrbU
'JV) the Hon. A S Wilson Esq. President and
his Associates, Judpes of the Court of
Qtmrti-r &.aioiiF, cf the muntjr uf L'oioa. The petition
,l Klijah C M' iv, of llarlli-y tuwnaliip, in paid uut.
humbly ren-M.Dli, that he in Jeiroua of keeping Pub
lic llou-e, or Tnirrn. at hi4 old Stand, Infc-ly neeupied by
llan I Mrouie. and if a-ll 'reiarud fbrtheaecouiuiixtatM-n
of lr;it. l.-n, a-r. Heiher.-!on- pray your Honors toKranl
him a iie..i,.u keep a lafern, during Hie entiling yi ar,
and he ill pray. e. Kl.l J Ml C. M'KiKK.
We (h? kuWnierv, re.Meotii of Hartley township,
eounty at 'r,-i.ii.l. herehy eerlify thiit rllfiiti C. Moeie, the
appli'-ant t r Ihvum. id a man of Kod rt-pttte ftr honesty
ai.d ti ttiM-ranre. ai:d i w.ll provldid Willi houwroom and
eohtettienet !r Hi'h"toiiraiida-:-!iiitiiiolaLu)n of KtraQ
q,.aod tra.el. ri-. and ij.ala puhlir Ihkim- tlitre 1-u,-ie
ry: tiny tln-relore rreomuiend ,iui an aproper K;rnonto
he il..QM-il hi keep a pilhlie hoiltw-.
.SVm .Sa,-ny'r, Oin-Un ffrnfli, Anthony "".-r-r,
Ititmtt Mivulf, 11. I'. tl oi-r, Iftti't .S?ir, J'tl'r Hilnei;
Jmib Ftn, l.iiy-r. Wind Kline, J-f.H K.(r, II. Illi-d-U'wl,
Jut. titorrr. Ilia. V totfiUi.
''0 the Hon. A 8 Wilson, President, and his
Associates, Judges of the Court of (Quarter
rV.fir'nsnf thtutitr of Tnii'it.
TlieKtiU(nof Ailain J. Veidenaut,ln the Borou-b of
LeisMirn. in .-aill'ounly, hunihly represent, that hei.
desirous of roiitinuiux to kw a puhiir hnutc at his o'd
etnud. in Ihe Koru h sforeeaid, aud hi well prepaied lor
thi-acmmiui,d i' iou of tratii(-rB. traveler. lie 111 ro
f..re pray i- your Honors to grant hiui a lie-'iise to k-p a tar
eru during Lheeu.,uiui:yarlaud he will prav. .te.
A.J.tll)l..NSAlL.
The un-'rien'. re-id-ntnf LewUluirg. hereby certify
that A-lnD J. eid'-n.-iul, the nppticaut for the th enne,ii
auiMnol uA ? pule for h-nertv and h-mp'-ranee, and it
Weil pnhlHl with h'.t-se room and cnTeuienees t T the
lifliiiz md a-c- intiKxlation of tailgerll and trarei ra,
and Ihlt a pul-lir house there la n-ssarv: they ttiere
fore riflmimruj hiiu as a pioptr person b he lieeured
to k,s-p a phhlte house.
J2,it. J::'.r!l, Jit,. Jf-rtvTl, J. Ir .VurcA. J.onei .(,
Jiftwt Ii"U:!tb.n. tVitliiin A'-iwiaery. f'funtilniM hfr't
lr,.7wM yt,4,rr, r. li. Piht.r,Jmtn:ruvKUtilitnH Ujtin
A'. J. AVrt-, ' iri-y S. .Vrurr.
'1'0 the Hon. .bral
tlent, and his As.soriates, Judses of the
Courtol iu-irt-ri.-ionor tuion r..untj.
Tht p tii,.,n of A. II. ll.air rr- tfui:y hol-tb,t(at he
if io i !"-iv-itn of a wry mnd rutniiMKl ou Lou.-, Mtutttr
hi the linr"ii'i,i(.f l'wihiirff.lii(ini'i"""umT.irfli icwll
rnli iil.tt' J f r a public hiiii.ni fr the ptiurtnini -.t rt
atrnnttt-m ai.l trun!"". lie th-Tfir prty t'i-urt i i
HT-mt b.m a li pnt Io a public b'u- of rut. r 11 d
mcnt. At., at tlH-hftiti afcri-Miil, auj hewillevtPi'rnv, 1c.
Lewibui ji,A..riilU, lbji. A. II. iiL.AIi:.
V il.gfiibfri'n'rr', rt'fi'l-ntnof Uip HoroiiI -X l."I.s
hur?, lo iTti!y that A. 1L Ulafr, th apph'M:t alTC
nitDnil If a main f onil rr-ut.' forhont ftl r rtu'l l-m;rruiii',
atiJ t well pniTliUtl itb hcuwnvirn, At., f:.r tiw ac'r,
uuUntit'U t'f Prniivrs wA traeb r-, ami ih-it a public
liouaritt taitt pfac U tun:M.r? . Th-r thfr-f rf rtctmi-nit-nti
hiui as a propi-r jxrsoulo be licenced to kticp a pub
lic ll' Uf.
JvJtn -V. if' tt, l- tris G. Stuler, F. SlovpJttMi, John BiJ
li't. i.'.'ta W Lt'UjUhtty Thuf. Xvrtt.n, Unmamt Hynt,
C'irist'-pffr mtVri-i'. MUUdm MwiyJamei CrL,t(ll.
Juhn Lu'l'if. Uiic ILUi.
T
0 the Honorable Abraham S. Wilson. :.,
Presi..ent, ant! his Associate Jii'lesol the
Cviurt nf UunrtaT Sinr:i".j i if the cijuutvof L'ukd.
T)it jn-titi'-a t'fTht-uiait (jr-n in tlit Ttwtihiiof K-Ity
in th? puiiy ief luivn, huirhiy r)r-.-ri. tliat h rr
ru(icabue.u Miiti twti'p whrh ha.t bfrctyf Tt.
hrin utMtl n-l ttcMtpiitJ a a houe of ntr?rL-i!:.in'nt n'.
ifltloirtiuiv f nmt.itutn thet Mtnt uitl i wttlt pn-pariil
for th srotmailnl in of trarert. hp tliTi'for (tRtyf ,ur
honor U iirant him a lirenM' to knp m (arera during
the ruMlibi; ar, aud he will bray. An.
TII0MA3 QUEEN.
Th rtntt-wribeni ivsMfntii nf Krlty tuwiifthfp, lnrfby
csTtify tlint Tinniv Urrn thf ailicant k-r tn lit-n
is) a man of rfbiit fr boniy ami lrinp'rarirt. anl
i well prmit.fd with hnu-rt-ia nutl cD.euu'n-r f- r
tlir IMrtn nn-I aT'in(Mtati"n of MraujtTs anl tnirtt rrn,
anJ ihl a public hoUM thwrtt in rwi-irv. tht-y tli. ts-fi.n
r .NrHaturitii ttim as ft ropr ilon to be licbat-tl to ktsrji
a public botiw.
( onratl MtT, Peticr Oef-r, Thomiw Iluntinsrtn.
ThtTMl 4rowf, John J. t'lark. I. B. Iwlintt, Jrwl lUyr,
John Hoi it h, John A. Kiwr, J- H. DaU-iimiui. J-hn icu!
mat John liuatington. llenrj UiuuokI, tieor Mt-ixrl.
A ril tl. 1k&.
fV0 tbe honorable the Judges of the Court of
I Quarter Sessions of the peace, in and for
tb' unfr f Tnifin. at Mar TVrm. A. I
Thr p ti lion f Kmauufl u-rs rD-i.'. fully rpvirnter
that vour p-'tiiinnrr ucupfc-n a ennrwdi-'U. h"iw niJu
rvt. a iu tlit! Ifiirnu'h of Lr-ut.ur. whi-h in ?-) nl"-latf-1
forapublH Iiouitt rv'rnta-I'Minmfiit.at.'l hrt li-n
ahd in now orruft'd v nurli, Bnlfrui it nfiffhlmrhooj
anj ffitualion Ii (inlaMt will an nwi'wuiry tortile a--eomotlation
sf tlie puMi-. ami thf entt rUiDm.-nt of
fir.tniis-r!' anl traflt-r. That he i wll iriilt-l with
itnblini: f-r hor.'sw ntl atl ov.nT'iii"n'"t.ucriry frt6
rntertiuntn(.'Dt nf r-traiitfti"! atul tratcJert. He tltTifire.
ttrtfiillT rrnv-i thr Court tocrttttt dim a Hcn-f t
K'ff att inn or utilic h ut of rntrta.inm?ut at thlac
herein zraimd, and 9ar petitkn-r will pry.r.. &.
KM AXL Kl, PtTKKi.
the nnd-n!rine(lHtizMif of Lewhunt nf.rai.1,
Viiig prrw'naMy cjuaintMl with Kmanufl I ftenv tiie
arOTr p-iti"CT,aiHl IiaTinff a knowft-lpfft rf the hou(
for which a lto-cm-1 pravM. do hvivhy cert'fv that u h
a hou. i nfOi-fnnry ta aiwmnlitU- the puhiir anl nter
tain Ktraiitcemor tratRlerx, thathe in a fN-mon of ifrmij
r.niit f..r Imnnlv mnd tMnilM-rancr. and that h U m I
proThicti with houttrroom and ronTeni'DoeH fur th I
h deini and arrouiMntionof atrant;er and travelers. We t
ttif r"fitr hejf ImTF to rccommeiu. that a license bv grant
ed him ervet'le to hiitpv-tition.
Tlwff. A. II. Thornton, J'.hn rfena, Famnel Tfetrirfi,
Jnnifft L. Iwiff. Jam M. Mowrer. jr ,C. V. Ili-s. F. It.
Vn nlxah. Henry Frirk, Williaui MooreT Janie Crewel.,
Thorn w Urahimi, E. W. Moor. April 8, ls6.
TO the Ouurt of Genera! Quarter Vssionn
of the Peace in and for the county of
Union, at the May T-rm for l$.r5, the petition of Ann
Ginter of White Ieer towm hip, in the county of Tnion,
..-a ak. I, hat a-r.ai k.-titinna. i ..t
k.f i.mc anuhiir hnuM in the house k.-i t by Ann (.inter '
litPt year, and where she formerly kept a puhlie hnum
e.:.7',nirerni:ntoBu:.:' ?r,rr.rr az
Court tn rant h.-r lie. ns 3 teep a tavern or a h'.iipe
ofuul.lrceiit"r1inmenttortlieace..nindHtinn of travel.
r ttnd ptniiirt fJ, nnd iurb a Utltu 10 neceiisriiy
wanted, aul will pray Ac.
We the nilnStTtber. ritixen of White iVer township,
do certify that the atave applicant Uof ifiotl r put for
honest v and temi"'ranwJiud i" pro ided with houfe
riium ni n.nvnienrii for thr lodging and aeeoutnodi?
tion of traftders and stranifera, and enrh a tavt-ru L
ntemtarily wanted. Wilnesa our band
Kchrnar 1 SZb.
UiU -J-i of '
....
Moyd (luintef, Anrlrfw Seybert, Jacob Tmxet. flnfry
Rank', Lewie II. Katik, Martin Koeper. Ufore Tnxal.Jr.
M Svhler.t. M llotfinan.Wia L. Kilter. Roley MXurly,
tJamuel tiood lander.
fpO thellinorable Abfahatri S.VVilson.Esq.,
I President and his Associate Jues of the
O'lirt ofljilarter aionnof the enemy of CuioTI.
The petition i.f Win. I.. Hitter, nf (he town n'NVw Cn
tumiiia, in faiJ. county, hunihty re.re.-enf : Tlint lie ei?
ru!.i.'. it l.oue in eni-r town, whlh ha heretofore bt'A
used an-1 ocrneii-a ai, a hnle of eutertuinnvntarnj irilo
oiinu. of onlitminz tlie Kim, an.l i will (.reonre.! for
u,,, are..iii.l.lation ol traveler, he tlieref re .ray your
lii.nont t.. zrnnl l.iin a ll'tifte to ki-op a la, em .lnrtniMuo
.n-uinc jcar, ilJ he will pr;.y, 4e. M. L. Kl'rrKH.
The liVrriK-ri. ''lll "f N.. Ci.liiml:i, h.r.-hy
rertifv that Win. L. Killer, the r.Vi.li.'int for the lieenae, I
l auian vfrJ r.-.ute lor homely an.l tenipriince. aul .
tlieln.uiiii- and aefTmm'tat'.on ot mr.inicen an.l travel
er ana that a ruMie hfei, th.-re is neeewnry, they
lh. r.-f .re. re..mini'nJ hlin aa a proper uersou tuWliceua
tl to k.-,- a I'Tl.iir ll'.UM...
M.S. hivr. John U.-vor. Joel Ranrk. JaenhTr.setjJobn
St. I'tair, At.rnliam Anim.-y, Aaron M.iitii. lio-.rte J.
Swa.tj:, l;c,l.r'. Sl'CUrlcy, D. S. ituthraiift, Francis
Walk. r. IVter Kluip. April , IsJi
T
TO ihe Htindrable the Jmlses of Ihe Court
of Q'larter Sessions of the Peace, in a nil
fur Union iout.tr. fit It Term A. I. !-.
The H titi. n (if M.iTliti Kn.iy rrfpeclfullj rfn :
Tlutt your r titioner oci-uplea a c.mniO'li'miv hon., s-rn-nt.-d
in wliat i railed r'lirim'ivillr, in the township cf
l.utTafo'. by th ptihlte road leading from Iwi-t.ur to
Urush Valley, which i well calculated ftra ul!h' bouse
ofent'rtaininent. and ban been oerui-i. d a. fra
number of yrar.anJ from it neiehWhood ami nituation
lit xnttahtu as well as neresfary Sr tbe acrom modal ion
of rhe iubiie, aud theentertainmeni of utranirer and
trr.fler. t.it hr in w-ll proTitt with Ktahlinx lor borsen
and alt mnT-nirnee neceHary mr tbe entertainment of
rtramttTrianrl ttavfl- rs. II then-fore respeetf ully pray
thr Court t" araot him a license to Continue to ketp nn
inn or public buuseof entertainment therr, Mnd h will
pray,. SIAltTIX KUDV.
We the nnirrd cned dllzens of the township of RufTAtoe
afbrefaM, b inn personally acqiniilted mlthMarLin It inly
the above named pvtiiion-r. aud alrti haTio?; a knowledge
cf the hotiw tr which the litue is prayed, do here t.y
certify that such a bone is necesaary lo arenmodat tbe
puMir. and entt-rtain Dtranser and travflfn. that be H
a pern of ftood ifpute fr honeety tentperaiice. and
H is wrti prorrlei with hotiM-rom andeooenirjts fur
the rodtur; and rP-erMnoriation ofstrancers and travelers,
and alt-o Htrll providevl With tllin: fr lu tei. We tbrre
f f bie leae to reeoiciend him for lUutuo sreeaMe
to hi petition.
tamoel Simon ton .Daniel M Renner.freo. C. Thotn rvm.
Jam" Ui.hl. Kdwart Kiirk. Edward Miller, Jamea W..i
monton. Abmhsm Youn?, Jaeob litlmnn. Ilowurd An
dmca, Jic. .N-whart, Abr. 5gelmr. April 6, lb;&.
35.
Heal Estate,
Orphans' Court Sale.
T) Y virtflo of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Cnion Countv, will be sold at
public sale, at the residence of the widow of
U-orse (jiiudy, deceaseil, in tast JJuIUloe
tow hi In p. on
1'iiihiy the A:h tliii nf Miy
next, a valuable tract of TIMBER
1 AVII (ito.K in Pvl 11. . .1.." 22-. '
tou-nsliip, containing about IOO
itrrn, ailjoinniL' lands of William
Peters, heirs of Michael Ij-unn, and others,
it betii? part i f the real estate of u lucli said
.eorr;e uumly .tietl seized.
fd tract ol lair' w!Il be sold in pieces of,
10 or "0 acres, to suit ptiecrasers. ru'e to
comrnenep at 10 o'clock A M of said daj-, heu
terms cf Sals will be made knon Ly
JOHN (Jl.iNDV, Ailiiiiniiliator
of said (icrije Ound)', dee'd
East Bnftaloe, April 9. 1S55
N" B. Any person wishing vi examine 'raid
Timber Land, will be shown it by calling on
either the Administrator, Jacob Uuudy, oi
Simon P Gundy
Plnladclphia AdV'ts.
THS CHEAP CASH
BOOK an Stationory Store, North
West cor. of Sixth and Arch St, I'ltila
dtljihiu. .rrai RiirgaliiN iu f looktt !
Poetical, Juveuile, .Miscellaneous, Standard
and Presentation Books, very Cheap.
ST.U'l.E A.X FA yi Y s T t TtuSKIl Y.
fHper:yr w hite rti'ed Letter Paper, -fit. 50 per
Ktam. Letter and nute Envelopes in great
variety. Weddings furnished at 'very moder
ate rates. Cards Written and Engraved,
titlh.tl's and otlu r Steel Pens. Superior Mot
to Wafers, 3.::i Mottoes ofl a sheet, for 2S certs.
Inkstands, Pen-Knives; Taper V eights, &c.
r me J urkey .Morocco I'orte-Monnaies. Port-1
f.ltns.iVc. Card Cases, Backgammon Boards, I
Ac, with a choice assortinentof TOY BOOKS,
t.AMi;s, JJI.-sKCTEl) PICTi:REs,c.i Al
hums. Scrap liooks and Eneravins.
April SlljS -f.iSy 1 p. TlloHtSon.
Di33olation of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existinj:
X between l'avid lilairantl J. L. Barrett un- j
tier the firm of lll.iir& liarrett, in the business
of the .Mount Vernon House, No. U5 North !
Second Street, has be -n this day dissolved by j
mutual consent, J. L. llarre't liavirt: ptTrchtiseil
the interest of said B!a!r, ill continue to keep
the Mount Vcruon U-juse.
DAVin RT.AIR,
J. L. BATRETF.
Tlie M'unt Vernon lfiuc will be continue',
bv thf subscriber, who will be happy In mp
his friends and spare no pains to make ihftii
Ct'intnrfablp. J. 1,. UARUETT.
rtlilalt'!phia, April 7, IbJ.j.
GSDIflS St UrgC 3
-.Axr ir r '
v'i'" iaiiiiiM iuiri vi ific iitiiiUH n
I J Sivirtil Vlrl!i .MafrrfcHt's. T.j.wyi
Walnut St. I'litiadt lj liia-.
FIVE M.'I.VEK MEDALS awarded. :z.
Two l j Hie Aui.-ri.-an Inhtitiite. New York, tt.) IKf, T ;
d', rnuiklm Instuut-. l,liil'.-!phia.Ni;v. .an.! '
One at the Marxian I Institutr, Uail.more. Sox. i 1SW '
The peruhar improvement in the Coiiblruc-1
ticm cf this Matress is, ihat all the clumey and '
heary 'cioJtil frame work is entirely dispensed
with, and its rliir.e stipnlicd Iijr a lighter and j
rotirli nmre durable fr.itTe. thi; springs art; all
ennneclcd by hnrnos leather h.'ngcs, securely I
rr.-euu, rendering it lmpnssible lor a sin!
sprit:" to tall down or ?et out of rlace, and
niaktng a Bfd so elatic that any part may be
raised or bent up, and is inns admirably lilted
...v u, mc- in, ,n aMiiiu.iiic no may j
require a silting posture. havinit the Inxunous :
softness of the i.et Feather Ped with the Iifjht-
ties and facility of handling of the Common
Hair Mattress. j
These unproved Sprint; B' ds are inmriubly
made of the best materials, and will last many j
year without repairs. j
I'ersons havins Hair Mjtresses, can bave '
them altered into Spring Beds.
These lie is are well adapted forHotels.berths i
of Ships. Steamboats and Hospitals. i
Sprins Sat for Chair.Carriapes or Church
Iews and Hair and )Iusk Maliesses made to '
order. Also an extensive assorlmenl of highly ,
ornamented (in enamel) arid plain finished '
CA ST IR OX t'f'tXl TURK, j
consislnie in part ot li-Mead. Hat and Coat
Harks, Cane and rmbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs, Suttees, Ac. Ac.
Philadelphia, April 20, 1S65 ly57S
SALAMANDER SAFES !
No. 26 oufli Fourth
; St., Philadelphia.
Creat rir at
' riiestnui & Fitih Sts.,
Friday morntni. Dec. 15th. 1."1 K'AS A
WATSOX'S SALAMAMiEU SAFES TrilL".
Ml'HANT, as they always ate when put to
the test :
'Piiiinr.LeRi, Pee. IS. 1854.
Jte5rs.Kvans & Wats.on.No.2D 5outh Fourth ?t.
Cienlieinen We take mueh pleasure in rec
ommending your f-alamander Safes to Merch
ants and ethers in want uf a secure menus of
preserving their books, papTS Vc. (rom fire,
- r ra about Se,-en
months since has preserved our books, papers
an, cah in as Rood a Condition as Ihey were
when put into it, before the creat fire of this
morning, which destroyed the entire block of
buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets.
The above safe was in use in our office, on
the second door of our building, from which
place it fell into the Cellar, and remained there
Ulltll the fie was oi:!. The Safe was then rc- !
. ..-J .11 .k.. . r . ..
moved aArt opened in ihe presence of at k-a:U ,
1000 persons, who witnessed the ?Ood Condi- ,
tion of its mntciits. Will vou please have I
the Safe and Locks repaired, as we intend lo
1 a
put it in use a7a.11, having perfect confidence
iu its fire-proof qualities.
Yoirrsi res'p-rtfi.H?.
LACEY A MIILLIPS."
Evans fc Watson take pleasure in referring
to the following, amuii the many hundreds
who have their afe in use : U. S. Mint, Thil
ada.: Fanners' A Mechanics' Bank, I'htlada.;
Samuel Allen, Esu Hili Sheriff, rhilada. :
Juhn IV. MerrdiTMHl. f l!V t nntroller: ( alfb
t. a- w: M-..I,.. c, . Hihir.l
Uancrol't & Sellers, Machrnists, corner lOih
c... . j.---s.- t t
..hm JtI.r i ..t......m a ii iinuiamc !
Thilatla.; IVnn.yfvanta Ka.Jruad Ca.,rhila.la.; j
Kacey & Phillips, corner bin and Minor Sts.; !
Sharpies, & Bro., No. 33 South Second ... ;
James, Kent & a nice. No. 147 North Third I
sr.; H. Horimrn & Suns, No. 51 North ;
Third St.; Smith, iViiliams A Co.,.o. 87 Mar
ket St.; J. & B. Orne, No. !S'5 Chestnut St.
iv" A lan;e assortment of the above Safes j
always on hand (warranted to stand at least 111
per cent, more (ire than anv Herring's Safe
now in use). EVANS & WATSON als-)
manufacture and keep for sale. Iron Shutters,
Iron Ilpors and Iron Sash, for making lire
proof Vanlts for Banks Mores, public and pri
vate buildings; Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses ; Patent Slate Lined Refrigerators, Ac.
Please give us a ca!I,at Jfo.20 South FOURTH"
St., Philadelphia. April 6, '55 573yl
HRSrETHlTCHELL,
T0. 2S North Ninth St., PhiM..,
manufacturer of Mantlllaw.ClorikN,
&:. of all descriptions, at WHOLESALE
and KETAIL. Orders maJe t"p at short notice
in ths best and latest style. April 4,'55m3
" SAra'LHmiTON
QTAPLE and Fancy Stationery, and
O Card r.nsraviae;. Establishment.
IS bo'itii ElOH HI St., Fmlada. April 1,'ao
I ar
1
1
HERRING'S '
Patent Champion Fire-
rroof SAFES, with HaiV
Patent I'owder-Preof Locks,
which ere awarded aepar
ate Medals at ihe World's
mm 1
Fair, Teuton, 1H5I, and also
J! Hit the World's Fair, New!
TTiii 83a and KSM. The
subscribers aie the sole mai nUi turers and
proprietors in this State of the ahovfc crie-
otialled Safes and Locks. The reputation ot
the cenuuie Kermis's Safe." is world wide,
nnd for the last th.rtren years the inetTantile
cominOniiv have w.ti.es ed and borne lesti-
ninny to their tu rtinxn file proof qnali-
lies. More than I3,( ( of these Sale hare
been actually sold, and over
Two Mllal
, , .rinmPhant:v throtirh accidental
f. .rll. M, ,,.,ired that ill Safes
manufactured by the aubscribers are not only
Kiiaranieed to be fully equal, but in many re-,
spectseven superior to those which Cave been
so severely tried by t re. Few w ill forget iheir j
services in the bnrnir.j of the "Tribune es- j
tablishmcnt,"NVitr Vork. and at the "(Jreat J"ire !
in StVawVerry street, al the larre fi'e lust July, :
oppotite ihe tiiranl House ; and still more re- !
cently in the Fire at Filth and Chesnui Sts..in
this city, in which these 5afes came forth the ;
acknowledged 'larinsi whrn many o!her
securi'ies laiieJ. FA i:!EL .A ' P-
rnit Srfr and Hank Ijtek Mttkert, !
.14 WALN I T Street, Philadelphia.
Chilled Iron Sfes, with Powder Proof,
Locks, manufactured expressly for Banks,
Brokers, Jewelers, and others requiring scj- -nty
from ro?ues. Bank Vaul's, Dorrs, c, !
on hand and made t'i order. All the mosi eel- :
ebraiei Locks for sale at manufacturers' prices.
Second hand ' J.iles," Salamanders' and !
" Iron Chests" of other makers, having been j
taken in part payment for llernns's, for sale
at half price. Vartli 30,'35. 52yl j
PLU.DS AND SHADES !
B.
J: HIFaI.nM.rJ, No. 12 -orth
SIXTH fcTkEET, a few doors above
Market .sj.. Phihulelphia. ORIGIXATOU OF
A 1.1. M: W STYLE ' Buys the l.est mate- j
rials cheap for Cash, hieh enables him to sell j
superior H fmloiv ItlindH &. Miatles3 ,
as low as others sell inttnor articles. j
Hold Bordered and Painted ShttdeS, iif beau
tiful designs..
J'ulT MullaiiJ Shades, Trimmings, Fixtures,)
At., Wholesale and retail. I
Store Shades Painted and Lettered to order. I
ICepairtnK in general attended to. Pure!)
sers ph-ase cail.
I t W E STL)Y rd PI.CA"-E. j;i
March 30) IvjO
-;in.rr,2
FRENCH TRUSSES.
ITERXM or Rup.nre succes.fully
the eU-ar.t KrencS Truces, imp. Vied by Vhe
aiid.er.hee -,,.,! n.a ,,. ..nr..,:.. ....
I his sales.
snffe-in itK Rupiure i II be catiSr 1
I It l .tr that the Lrcah-n now nfers lo pre cure
I a Tru5; comt'iiiiit txtrrme iix?ifnfs. triti eart
' d,traf"t'fy "' frrrct a.nttruciMi. in lieu of the
! cun.brous ami iinromlirtable article uua!)v
.soi.i. ain exleiiiiive assortenl always n
; hatuf, aapteu to e'erv vahttv cf Ilimture fn
aiul!s r.il children, ai.l f r slle ? a rante of
) price to sut all. fust of S.u:!e 'l'rnrs,
: $-1 and $5 ; Doubb-,.!, .i. 6. s,s and $H.
1 IVrsons at a distance ran have a Tru -er.t
to any address by remitting ihe amount, ser.d
iti measure around the htps, at.d staLnj Side :
atleeted.
For Sale Wholesale and Keiail bribe Im-1
porter. f'ulf-h II. --dlel. j
W. cor. of Ttrelt.: Ih-e s!s Philada. i
liepot f..r ftannini's faiproed Itodv Brace! !
L" Chest Expanders and Erectir llraees; Patent :
noulle uraces; suspensory linndaires; Spi- (
irtil Props and Supports. Lairs" Sooms, ri:h f
competent ladv attendants
.March 30, leii.
p. a. inr?C,
PORT Monnaip, Pocket Hook and
Dressing Case Manufacturer. N. W. cor.
of Fourth & l.hetnut Sts., Philadelphia.
Always on hand a lar-e and varied assort
ment of
I'ort Monnaies, Wnrk rioxeS,
1'ocWet HooU, Cabis,
flankers ases, Tr.ivehnf: Hairs,
.Note Holders, ii.ii-k.nnmoD lioard?,
Port Folios. t'hess Men,
Portahle Desks, Pocket Memorandum Bocks.
Dressing lases, Cipar Cases, Ac.
Also, a prneral assornnent of ENGLISH.
FRK.XCH AM) CKKM ax fancy t;nt his.
Fine Pocket Cptlery, liazors, Kazor Stri.ps
anti (ioid t'eus-
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
F. H. SMITH,
X. W. corner Fotinli A- Chesiinit Sts . Philada.
X. B. On the receipt of I. a Superior
I ticm ren win tie sent to any part of trie I niled
j Statesi nj mail ) desenbinu pen, thus, n.edinm.
j hard, or soft. (March 30,'o lybTi
Trusses Supporter!!,
LACK STOCKIXHS. UnrH-
iier Braces, and all otner
Surreal Arparatnsand Bati
Sases, applied and warranted
te 51've sat.sfaclion.l v Dr.ard Mrs.M'l'LEX
ACH AN, No. 44 X.' rth S-EVEXTH birref,
Vliitudtlphia.
The great number of Fcma'es relieved and
cured ty frearin" Mrs. .MX'Irnachan's Sup
porters, warrants h?r in commendins them as
superior tn anything of the kind ever offered
to Ihe publ.c !j 517t VI
Ten Nigbts in a Bar Room,
And what 1 saw There.
1ST T. 8. AI.TIILB.
T(7i Thousand Vtpie in a Month .
THIS powerful ..rk.a.ku l.sli.-el t.y all ho Jtave
roiol il to br thr 1'nt ...rr writt-a h Mr arfl..tv
tr'rt the evils of Intenir-ranee in rir. of thrilling
.K.'iriie.. ,niiiir4ons mi ,nr.-i.- oi lavern arepinirana
liun) arinkim;. not only o., vidua.- thrtuL'
in n mtnumlieil lar;e. Tbr story of little Mry Mof-
n !n:1 n1"111" r- i.-1 r-f..rined ty herdevution and
urniii.in Kiuue wurip irir frir m in" WnK.
TVttiprntnrc wen and ttlnT ran dn more for tbe eaC!i
l-y ilrit'ireuiKtion th:m by hut olh. r Btvanx.
A;rntrt'WnUti in evt-rv l n and countv ofthe
t'nili d M4V5. r t It an edition tr-tt.-f? tip pf-fTly ft r
thrni. Wautttuliy iilnj-trutud with a bn mt-zotiot rn
gravinir. by Curtain.
t- ifiiW.Bforrin f urnt Mrt fJl,r) 64 rS
eif.tof thevrie', T."f ut!.
The iarfT5.-t rouibinMtjn wilt he niI. Atdrei
J. T. IrftAltl.KY. rtil,liher;
No. 4S North tourih btrnt, rhiladrli-hta.
XtXV llTS.
o
TiE-THIKl) t'lin.M'KK THAN AVIItTE
LEAD, and free trutu clt prisonotf3
qiiHlirli-s.
rim iV.ii' jrnsir zisc co.vr,t r. hmnvx
irr:iity eniitrrtj it.rir nri c. anu 11. prunu ine ouaiity
pt tht-ir rr.Hiu. tr. ir. prrpar.-.! to -x.-ite orders for th. ir
SVFERIOR FMN1S, iry. and (.round in Oil, in
nwied ,.t m m j.1. toi.p.unds; also
r,i."!S5r. e, crenr-a t
oil. is warr-uti-u -uie a5d unpuj.?.-,d for wtuj aui
Muiirm w m.
whirUt iiMtf the Yn-pmty to warrant thir paint to
ktt'p Irrxu and cn in the lir any ivarv-na.-le time.
In this rrf.-1, thvir paiuta will hb sjupertor to any other
in the nmrket.
Their UitnwN 1NC fAINT. which H sold nt a low
price, an'l van only be made from the ine orea from
N.-w r y, i now well kaowrj f..r it trrutediTa UiUaU
tifs whrn :.pfu J to iron or other mctalie surfaces.
Ti.ir STuNK $ir.OK I'AINT pociie all the proper
tiff, ofthe lirown. and ia t-t an a;reealde color fur paisj
tlnSCottrTgcs, Depots, Out hnildiiiffi, lirVlet. Ac.
. KlitM IIA kU'MKIiS.
TThalc Faint Deaterxand lmnorters,
K. W.eor.of luth and Market ?U. VkiiitiUifhxa
rim-TlU
; MEXICAN GUAKO
rPIIE subscriber has for sale Mexicari
JL Cuano of the best quality (cargo of ship
Thorndike.) This article has given entire
satisfaction to those who made use of it the
past year, on Corn. Crass ami Oats ground;
its elTert on the soil is m&th tiior'e lasting than
that of Peruvian (iaano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent. It'ss.
18. Ut RLINO,
1P1 North From 5u
3mM9 Philadelphia.
3
Pilnts, Glass, Varnish, Drags, kc
)'0B'T SIlOEMAiIER & fa,S.W.
J L corner Second and Green Ktreets, Phil.
delpliia, bave constantly oa hand a large assort
ment ff articles appertaining to their line of
bosin'-ss, comprising Trl'lndotir ClIarM of
every deseriptioh.as French and Eneluh Plai
for Store and Parlor Windows; Enameej
Lolored and Engraved Class for thurchtp'
'. e5iir,uies. Conservatories, ac. American
j ilass. of all aifea, at manufaeturrrs'
! "prt-s. TXvif I'M i til of French acd
; Amencln manufaciore. now White, Brcwn,
I n'1 Siohe t.'of.ir. These Paints are much
che.-iper, and more durable than White Lea.,
i n'l n 'ast superseding that article. tar.
ni,nf , oi an nines, equal io me b-st, , .
ois. u . ,, . j. wai., iioo, nu every t-
tide reiinired to make a complete assorUijent
of PAIXTEKS MATERIALS. ,
We arreir-Ssively enjaeer) in ihe ftiahufae
tnre of Paint in Oil and I'utly, and
are prepared to supply Dealers or .Manufactu
rers on the lowest terms.
Prices Current sent per mail, on application.
April 4, 1H55 571m3
Improved
Cl'PER-Plmspnatf of LIME 2,500
ij Pb!v of the most superior nianufacturt
also ,
Ciuano of every description.
Calcined Plaster, t'eruent, Ac.
W Produce of ail kinds bought and sold ra
Commission.
R. B. 5ELI.F.KS A ff.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
.No 65 North Wharves.
Eetween Race and Vine Sts. rhtludtlhia.
IVcw Vork Adv'fs.
"Spiritual Telegraph,"
'JMIE Orjran of MoJern Spiritualism-
J. FOLRl'H VfL. commences in May. It
contains the fuilest rerord extent of current
Facts and Opinions on Spntnal Intercourse.
Published weekly at $2 per annum, also a!
Spiritual Books ft r sale bv FAKI hllKiE it
BKITTAN. 344 Bn adwa'y. ew Y. rk.
PS. A Catalogue of Spiritual Books sent
on app!ir.a'!o!i 3:naTS
Cheap Music and Piano Store
OF Horace Waters.Nn.333 Broadway,
New York Vppwilinn Iu Ihe t air. Una
Um Music at (ireati) Keduced Rates!
Xotwilhstandirg the comlinaiion of Musis
Dealers to keep up the prices of noa-cr.pynght
Music against the interests of Native Citn pos
ers and their ?rur,! to extend to Mr.WaTta
the oiu'ei'e t'f the Traiie( he has manit
sales having abundant evidence that he haa
public countenance and juppcrt in his oppos
ition ! the Ureal 3lonrpo!y,and in his rflbrts
1 ,u ,d Native Talft.t and adopt thf Nationa!
t'ltrieticv. Hi stoek of American and Euro-
pean Music is i.'mnense, and the catalicue of
his own p'jtiiicaiions is one rf the Jareest and
best selected in the I niied "'tates. He has alsc
made a grrul rrduclii n in the prices of Pianos,
Melodeons and all kir?s Musical Instruments:
Superior !tm?d v octave I'.anis for $1"i5, ICd
ard li ttle r ! iroi .1 .juiiiv. ena ia.ptruiuBUi a
.-.. 1 a. rt jrh.!- tu'.'eab..h ff ft.'ta. I'lanej
r frfi rv vrrr-tv . f r')e ana Liicr.uv to V'.ei marialnf
thcr f Trn '"i"rnl Mn'i aft-.rir, : -nore th.m tha
rvlft.rat.4 B i- m imriri.vil lt..rar Walcra J-iana. aa4
thr nrrt prrmium ,ol.on 1 lan... nf T. liilbert a t o'a
make. bnrr i f II e .r.l.-an i-Rtrnt.) rH-eend-band M
ai.. at ir.-at tr-:n (.ri't'i. fr, ni -u t. ltO. StUAPa.
t, frem riv riitVrrnt .Vxrufc-.i-torie. inrladiDg tb
t kr.i vn s. I X il. . sn,itl.'i 1. kdrna, itnr.rd tba
iv,i.al f. Direr: bkt.o tte l..,r n.akr in tLv t-'nitd Statva.
.rirr. .k is,. Ti. ll'. 1 1 i. 1-.. 1;;5. IM. mith'a tiearla
Hank Mriln..n,. -.1 1. t-irb I'uid.. ar d Y4o.i. f uaran
td. t Vine l'! Wltti to lit. Tl-le.frliO.-Ia.ar. li
lrr e. nt. uirount tu t trijno n sntl tl-urrfcra. ordVra
1 r mvt'v atti-iid-l ic Mu,:r a. at. r.r.'t-anj. tc all rarla
eflbe rountrv. at Ihe r.iu-.l rata. f7utra ard svlvrt
Catal'ues an.! S tnlul. i t I ru-rs of lluiurat Jn.trum
eit5 f .r-var ''nl t i any ?1 Ir '-r f itarpe. JmJ7
To Persons cut cf Employment
V GENTS U Wi'LD in every fctiop
t ihe I'nifsl hta'f. The noM Kltraoi
and Cseful Volume cf (he Yeur Scars' greul
Wutk un riurna.
Jut f utlt-t.tl. an It!Dftrated TVrrivtion ofthe X0
' SI AN KMI lhK. bfinp a fbnirnt and political Hwtory or
' it. t,iitrTnmni and from tes, proluctias, raoanast
impt rtM j-.ftt.nt)t. c ninteice, iiurture. edneatiewal
J mraue. ni:', p (. Buanarr. rvinu ni, aaliqaiU
A-.lntnthe Ut-t aid aurt autDrtblie Murcws
! rnt'sili-d with ah, nt w jtiif rait r and Map wf
i tiiri paa and A'talic lij.-,a. The lKte entpiete in
j one ir-oetaro sidjme oi ir)t.t Ttrtf pages, ategaati
I ai 1 ut4tantutlly Lt-tird. ltttfit prt.
j 'lnork . bf en fctfril yr in pnparatlott, and
I wiil.it ir- believed, nut-t. in tbe tuilet a-o station t-f tbo
w..rl. the r-tnt nirrr-aily Ht U r reliald in forma
! t:n thr btrtorjr nd intcrual rr.--arc a rowntrp
I ru;. inj Jirp a irtK'n i f t- l-trn bemtfbre,
i and liuMiLif co It i tuidull- a ;itH n at the prearnt time
i to the T.t of Karr and Ai-ia, I' tit of wSicn car Itas ii
knuau than cf at.y itbci turpj nativn
If-
i sw.Alat.af,-fIr infteretiftk; 1ttne entitled "TIM
KAM.tKK.4Llh Al' t.T( Xk.X C i, r.Lt.KKAl tit
J'tKXr'.' einbriiDc the rofnanfir lneidenu ai
Adventurtn in tbv lirt-A -f & frtngnr r&trpnaen. GeBe
ra!S, rTineea, Warn.-rji, Tralera. Afttmtorers. oy'
I rrr, Jr., eminent in thr hbtry of Kir' p aad America,
inrlitdins akrt hfi of orr till erlt-bmted heroic charac
ters. rrtut;ful.y illu.-trxiid with nuittrCD erarravtags.
One toI. 4tt yrtff -9. rrjai lv'inct, cloth, pit. $1-4.
j hr 5ubirt-tibK r publirb- nnonbrr of BiostsalvaMn
lVtrial Ti-ry popular, and of sucb a meral ana
relir.oiiMnf urneftLt while p"-d Tb n may caMy eneari
' iu ihmr i imi!ntion. th-y wilt rotitv-r a pa' "he d s-fix. aac
: receive a fair rotnirualit for their lbor. To sjkb of
I eiitrrjirire and tnct, thin huiiir-"f t-lfi r nofportunitj
V-r prtdiialrW etuploj aocul Mfiti. m to re met wild.
. reruns wi.-binp to rnfraee in tli-ir ralewill reeefv
I pna.ptlv by mail ai'ircnlsr r-ntaii.fnfr full pai tieular,'
with " lurrrti a to erer!. df-poArU te art sa Acenta.
tocrther with irtm n whit-h th-r will be furniahrd,
nddrrSsmg, pest paid, KOUrKT SK AKH. Pwbliber.
1M itliam lt- New York
THE GREAT 11 EM ED Y,
ABOUT which so much has been said and
published, is among us. Who has not
j head ot the MEXICAN XISTASG Ll.M-'
: MENTf Many inilhons uf bottles bare been
Suld and used tu cure BlieuiiiatiMD. L'xers,
Pores, Bruises, fprains, fting-worm. Felons,'
Palt Khetin, f ile. ""ie Nipples and Cakec?
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Coins on the Tees
ore Eyes, Ear-ache, Piuiplrs, StroIN n Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or ScaM-hea, Nuthb1
Pahy, Bunions or frosted feet. W arts, r any
oiher complaint that can te reached by an
external remedy. And it has always beeA
successful, fr is itriin cnas in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Ualls,
or any sprain, soreness or stillness, and it i
narranted to cure Srarin, Emgbone, Splint,
or Polt Evil, on Horses.
t"5"The Liniment is put up in three sizes,
and retails at -" cts, it) els. and t$l. The larce
bottles contain mtch1 more f.iniment in propor
tion to fhe pfiees, and are therefore cheapest.
Tu Country Mertliants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valaale MNlSlENT. as it pars a (rood profif
and sells rapidly. li.W. WESTBKOOK,
(successor to A. ti. Brapp & Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrifiiipIOflices 31)4 Broadway.NevYvrlr,
and cor. 3d & Market Si.,St. Louis, Missourr.
Sold bv every dealer in drugs and medicines
thronghout the United States, Canada'. Wcsf
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iy533
Baltimore Adv'l
s.
BALTIMORE CARD.
SALT Salt Snlt. A large sup
ply of Liverpool Fine and Ground Alum
SALT corrStafTlly for sale by
C'a'rr. CHcae A, Co.,
Commission Merchants
March 30, '53 SI Spear's Wharf, Baltimore.
Cart, Glese A Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the
J tiie of Flour, Grain & Luniberf
Sjieiirt' Wharf, Jltiltimore.
CSAgents for Newark aud Kosendale
Cement and Plastt'r.
G.AIXM A FINE SfAtTeonsfantlyoa hand".
X. Bf: Liberal CASH advanee made ca"
donsignmants nn receipt-
Balliuiore, March 1, leas iS
BaawJalaSaWBi
n