ME= IL ti. • • _ ti irgaf, tist calm—, a " 4 , mr . • : ". 6 - s - tiFFER N - OT t WP6,14. a ipXIVE b guaraubtea rn ALI. STAGEiI OE 13Z,CBET IDSSEASES, APF , Aaw, scions Peklity l Sirictural Gime, 9eme4 .611,eta t „Disea.u4 of the Kidneys and ,Ireettde , , Nereurial ithearnative, Se:refute, - "ant fit rdo Zoom mid Ankles ; Dugan* of the, s pray', rime ) Sam anc i Beet, Pan Spo73 the pay or ,L 17.1-4, eancom.Drojniiii"PaPlic fiqz b':. Vita's Pince, and all disetzso aritourfron .is g l erAlC44r7lt of the Stead Organs, pee; n '''; Utitt as Nervous Tzombling, Lass of Mem ory. ,Los e .oi% rower, 9enoral Weakness, =on•OZ. 7i4ott Iv ith pee eliar spots appear befote the eyes e Loss of Sight, WakvAil pees Dycpcpsie, Liver Diseese, Eruptions upou itthe itete, Pair. in the back and head, remade te alltica agd 41 improper tilieharips from Qt teztf. It matters uet from whet ettuse Imo dt - eeso criglaateel, however long standing pi obethietc the case, recovery is cerraia,,,awl in e shutter titue than a permanent cure can be ef ft:te4 he nay ether treatment, even after the disease tot:baffled the skill of eminent physi eians and resisted all their means of cure. Thu res dit Ines are plotesant without odor, causing no stelmeas and free from mercury or balsam. Paring twenty years of practice, I have rescued 1 I from the Jews of Death. many thoueapds, who, in the last stave of the above mentioned die- eiebes he 1 been given up to die by their physi ele ma, which warrants me in promising to the nhl!cted, who may place themselves under my 'ewe, e perfect end most speedy mere. Secret , Dieetisese aro the greatest enemies to health, as I the; are the Srst cease of Consemption. Scrof tile. and mon r other diseales, and should be a teeter to the human faMily. As a perm:meat rose is scarcely ever effected, a majority of the tOSCS fedireig into the hands of incompetent 1 persons, who not only fail to cure the diseases 1 Out ruin th • censtitution, Elting the system with mercury, which, with the disease, has- i ten; the sufferer into a rapid Consumption. I Au% ehouid the disease and the treattr,ent ; net OM?* death speedily and the initina men- i rise, the disecizeAs entailed upon ithe children.. who are horn with feeble constitution=, and the e. urrent of life corrupted by a virus which Isetraya itself in Scroll - 11.i, Tetter, Ciders, Erup tions and other affections of the Fiji', Eyes, ! Theeat and Lung - , euteiling upon thew a brief i existence of sutler g and consinguing them; , , to an early grave. I SELF sIBUSC is other formidable enemy ' to health, for nothingelse in the diend cam. I Vague of human disc: ses causes so destructive! a drain upon the cyst . drawing its thousands! of victims through few years of suffering! tiown to an untimely grave. it destroys the Nervous system, rape s q wastes a w ay the en-1 ,argies of life, causes mental dereueement, i prevents the proper deeelormeat of the system,' <Eequalities for marriage, society, business and all earthly happiness, and leaves the set- ! ferer wrecked in ;poly and ta:ni, predisposed ! to consumption and a train. of eyes more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest confidante I aeteeire the unfortunate victims of; S , elf-Al - seee the: a pc:ma - emit and aeeedy care, eza be affected, tied with the abondonment of =items prattiees my patients can be restored te robeet. rigorous neeleh. ne ateriesed. zre --le - teemed ageinst the use se Patent liedicenes, for there ail, so many 1N;t3:6911S Ellart2 in the columns of the public ;mere to catch and rob the unwary sufferers e i bet millions have their constitutions ruined .I).y ,tlie ,rile crienpomeds of quack 'doctors. or •lihe equally yes:se:mei nosn-unr; I veeded as "Pateut Medi.ii.nes." I have carefully analyzed eciaay .f the so called Patent Medicines and feel that nearly all of them contain Corrosive fahlimate, which is one of the strongest pre paretious of mercury and a deadly pqii on, which instead of coring the disease disables' the system for life. Three-fourth; of the patent nostrums now to use aro pat up by unprincipled atid ignorant pereons, mho• do test understand even the al phabet of the tna:ervz marca, au4 aro equally es destitute of any knowledge of the human system. having one object wily ise view, and pint to make money regardless of CAillOqrsea. rya s. Inentaritles and all diseases oleo:ilea and females treated on principles established by twenty years of practice, and sun tioned by hose ands of the most remarkable e res. Med- Itizies with full directions sent to a v part of the United States or Caneclas, hi patients eamninnieatine their symptoms by letter.— Buainess correspoadeace strictly co afelencial. eiddrees. 1 . a. StnEVIERVILLE ? M. D, Offic>a N. 1131 Filbelt. St l (01c1 No. 109,) nu,nw TWEL7I7II, PIIILADELPHIA. ' 10:6-17. PROVISION ST • E. E. pE4IITOER, Offers Great Induce TO SAYERS OF UROOERIES, PROVISION the .store formerly decupied I SPENCER., on aci. Street, or si4, equate. GROCERIES. -A good assortment constantly oil I will enumerate a few Of artkies s such as ' Suzar, Mustard, o . 3.ndy , doiree, Citnamen, Is.uts Solasasa, ,Pepper Sauce, Cracker's, s'yrups, Catsup, . , Sqap, Yapper, Yeast, Or, 0113, S4ot, Ginger, Tobacco LOad, , C'loces • Snuff, "O." Caps, I . Carla. Soda, Scgars, G' l Tnrtgtr, and canny other things too numer us to wen. tion, will be found in this depart ent, which Fill bo sold at a trifling advancei from cost, Sir ready pay. PROVISIONS _• tonstant t ly on hand, snob as .PaRE, alms,. SHOULDERS, Ir:SH, SALT,, 3UTTER,. CHEESE, LARD; BEARS, OATS, FLOUR, CORN ]ZEAL, AIICEIVIPAT FLOUR, 'DRIED APPLES, DRIED PLUS'S, 014 urn,y other articles in the line of Provi gime not necessary to mention. l - WOODEN WAR, - nue as Breen:is, Wash.Tnbs Boards, Maps, Dinner Boxes, 4:c., which will be! sold low for crash or. ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, -Batter, .togs, Cheese, and in fact almos't everything farmer raises, will' be taken inj eirchange for " Goods, at their. exalt Tana. I [IOU° the, at- Sention of Villagers, Farmers and Lumberman who desire to make parchaseslikt the •abore nitieloi, and Aolicit them to call i before pnr. abating elsewhere. E. g. SPENCER. Juno-p, 1657.-40:2. nn4 a fear other pr 464.,.. St, tha line of Stopln• Dry Goo& it 1 1 :!fr -IL EiPk#2l3:B, . , / 1 1.4 " • ' p - .9 ' ItESOLUT nts 110 tJp Or'nu tul4o-- Sing if? rrii eam ge,Colu. • os.i. totals" lapisobrep bJ officio, cimf Rowe qf il i proa#atfats. of ;the pAnnontocalik of Pennwtvoia vi Otmeal ilosslntly met: • That the &Hawing otnexadmeots aro proposed to the constitution of tha amnions:wealth, in aoeord. ance,with sha prorate/14r talkie tenth article ppts:t exristararr. T4eri elali be an itdditiova article tit' constisatlop to ba!dosiglkated as artcie e/eveni as follows • • • inrictz OP ripLIC Droin. sgozoN i.. The state may Contract dehte, to ) supply ca.ntal deficits or Jaillires in revenues, br to meet expenses not otherwise - provided for; but the azgregate amount of such debts I direct and b ontingrot, whether contacted by virtue of one or more acts of the general aSe. scrably oriel fl'Yerent periods of time, shall , • , never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and tbo money arising fr.:,ci the crew. tiou of sunk debts. shall be applied to the. purpose for which it was obtained, or to repay the debts So contracted, and to no °tier pur pose whetsver, Scc•rnri'l In additive to the above 'imited *" • power the state !may contract debts to repel invasion, the insurrection, defend the state in war, or uo redeem the present out, standing ihdebtedaess of the staw ; but the money arising from- the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it was raised, or ; repay , acit debts, and to no other 'purpoe whatever. SZCZION 3. Etcept the debts above specified, in sections one and two of this article, no debt whatever shall be created by, pr on behalf of the stair. ' Sscrtos 4. To provide for the payment of the present debt, anti any additional debt con tracted, as afore-said, the, legislatare shall, at its-first session, after the adoptioa of this amendment, create a sinking fund, which shall be suflicieot to ,pay the accruing interest on such debt. and ansually to reduce the princi pal thereof by a sum not lees than two hun dred nod fifty thousand- dollars; which sink ing fund shall consist of the net annual in come Of the public works, front time to time owned by the state, or the proceeds of the sale of the . same, or anypart thereof, and of the;: ineoine or! , proceeds of sale of .stocks owned by ) the:state, Aopthor with other funds, or resour- I ' cos, that may by designated by law. The said sinking fund Moly be increased, from time to, time, Iv assigning to it any part arthe taxes, or other retennes of the state, not required for! the ordinaty and current expenses of govern- most; and unless in case of war, invasion or iasurreetion no part of the said sinking fund be used or applied otherwise than in ex- I •ingnis`-ment of: the. public debt, until the • 4 !amount of such debt is reduced below the I t. sum 'of five millions of dollars. Seems 5. The credit of the cornmonweafth shall not in any manner, or event, be pledged, ; or loaned to, any individual,-company, corpo ration, or association; nor shall the common wealth • hereafter , become a joint owner, or , stockholder, in any company, association, or, corporation. ' . 4 437 4 0 6 I The commonwealth shall not as runupsump the debt, or any part thereof, of any , County, city, borough, or township ; or of any ! corporation, or, association ; unless such debt , shall have been contracted to enable the state to repelinv4ion, suppress domestic insurrec tion, defend itself iu time of war, or to assist the smto in the-discharge of any portion of its 2rient indebtedness, Eir.cTION 7., The legislature obeli not author ize any county, city, • borough. township, or incorporated district, by virtue of a vote of its citizens, or otherwise, to °become a stockhold er in any company, a. , ..socitition, or corpora tion or to Obtain money for, or loanrits credit to , any v - rporation - soc oi - tioo .D , instituu,n, or party. SECOND A3IENVISENT. !Thera be an additional article to Enid conetitatiot4 to be designated as article XII, as follows OF NEW COUNTIES ! , Zo county shall be divided by a line cutting oft' dyer one-tenth of its population, (either to foim a new county or otherwise.) without the express.assent of such county, by a — vote of the electors tliereof; no: shall any new county be established, containing less than four hnntired,squere TITZRD 4131E.tiDME2,77 . From station two of the first article of the , constitution, strike out the words, "of the ciiy of Pitiladcl,t)ia, and of each county respectively;" from section five, same article, strike out the ; words, "of' Philatinlphia:and cf tieccarialco'un tios ; from section seven, same article, strike! out the words, "acithcr the city of Philadelphial Ad" any," and insert in lien thereof the words, "and no;" and strike out ' sectian four, .tamc or ticterand in-lieu thereof insert the following:.l SLCTION 4. In the year one thousand eight inindred and sixty-four, and in every seventh year,thereafter, representatives to the number! of ono hundred, shall ibe apportioned and dis tributed equally, throughout the state, by! districts, in proportion to the number of taxa blo inhabitants in the several-parte thereof ; I except that any county containing at feast! three thousand five hundred taxables, may be I Inllowed a separate representatitn ; but no! more than three ,counties shall be joined, - add no county shall be divided in the formation of! a district. Any, city containing a subficient number of, taxables to entitle it to at least two representatives, shall !lays a separate repre sentation assigned it, ,and shall be divided into convenient districts of contiguous territory. of equal taxable population as near as may each of which districts shall elect ono repre aentative." RE. eats &e., at iby D. W., of ?Olio Ihrlncl, from a loaditg dt the end of section seven, same article, insert those wOrds, '.`the city of Philadelphia shall be di'virkd en o ain:yle senatorial districts, of "eantiguatta, territory as nearly ,equal in tamable popudotiori as p#tibfe i but no ward shall be die rided in the formation thereof. 'The legislate°, at its first session, after the adoption of this amendment, Shall divide the the' city of Philadelphia into senatorial and r?Preseutative districts, in the ;Lanner above provided; such districts to remota unchanged until the apportionment in the year ono thou sand eight laupdied and silty-four. . FOURTH AMENDMENT, There shall be an additional section to the drat article of said -constitution, which etl4l l he numbered and read as follows : SECT toN 26. The leg,islature shall hake the power to alter, revoke or +=nub any eherter of incorporation hereafter conferred by, or un der, any spacial, or 'general law, whenever in their °Pinion it way be injurious to the, citi aens,of the commonwealth ; in Such manner, hotvever, that no iujnatice shall be done to the corporat4rs. ' IN SENATE, March 27, 1A57. Repel* That this resolution piss. (fin the ARTICLE 31 first amcndisent, yeas 24; Imp 7; •ms the see. and acceild.meat, yeas 23;ttays cathe third amendlneaf t Teas , 24, 'O7l 4 ; on- fourth aft4admen_q yeas 2s, nays 4. - • }Attract from the ./mirtleV GEO; W.• iltaltEßSL Clerk itt . THE HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Aprit i 9, 18 7. ~ .444.4 That this iesolationpass. On.the first amotametth yeas ,78, imp 17; on the sec ond.amendment, yeas tVinyit 34) on tho third amendment, yeas 17, nayi-72; on the loath amendment, yeas'o:, ntrys.7. , • I"4,tract froln the.•jotirnal.] JACOB ZEIGLER, Clerk. Piled is Beerctary'e office, llay 2, 1851, A, 0. 'CURTIN, • Srostari o) . th.Cornmentrsalut tatta2.4lll l 9 OMCV tiAßatescito; Tune 24,-1257. rennotrartict, :I I do certify that the above arid fbregoint is a true and correct copy of the orightti ttltcso lutiOn proposing amendments to the Constitu tion of the Commonwealth," with the Tote iu each branch of the Legisature upon the final passage thereof, as appears from the otiginals file in this office. /n testimony whereat' .1 13nve hercun " set my hau'd and caused to be affixed the seal of the 4acrotary's Oilice, the day and year above written. A. Cr. CrRTLN, Sikritary of the Copuliontocatol ►N SENATE. March 27, 1857. The resolution proposing anieudmentti to the Consiitution or the Communweath bring tat tier consideration, • On the gnestioa, Will the Senate agile to the aFst amend ment? .• The yeas arid nays rem taken agreeably to the provisions of'the Constitution, anti were as foray.; viz ; . Y El:3-11335:3. Br Mar, BrO:VTIC, Coffey, Evr....n4, Fetter : Flennilreu, Frater, Ingrain, Jor dan, Kit:lnger,.Kuo:t, Laubach, Le \ViS, Slyer, 4:zofirld, Sellera, Shornan, Steele, Straub. Wrtght and Tagg.trt f Speaker Crabb, Cresswell, Ilaney Gregg, Ilarris, Penrose and Souther-7. So the question %sal' dcteruducd in tll4 affinnatiVe. On the question, Will the Senate agree to the second a mendment? The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to :he provisions of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz : Yszsi—Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Cressweli, Ely, Eyans, Fetter, Fiuller, Flenniken, :Ingranh, Jordan, Knox, Laubnch, Lewis, Myer, Sellers. Shuman, Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, W4-'- Litl3, Wright and Taggart, Speaker-23. NaYs—ltessra. Colley, Grata), Frazer, Gregg, LiarrhF, Kiilinger, Penrose. and Seolield—ti. 4 , ) the question was determined in the afifirmatfte. I 0:: the question, Will the Senate agree to the third amend ment ? The yeas and nay? were taken agreea-blylto the provisionb of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz; *Ts;.:3--Xlessra. Brewer, 'BroWne, Crai)b, Cresswell, Ely,Evans, Flenniken, Frazer, gram, Jordan. illingei, Knox, Laubsch, Letvii, dlyer,. Scofield, Sellers, Shuman, Sontner, Steele, Straub, Weish, Wilkins and Wright-- 24. S.t.rsr--Ifessrs., Coffey, 'Gregg,' Barris Mid Penrose.-in So the question wee determined in ;ithe lffirmatitisT. On the question, Will the senate agree to the fourth amend ment? The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the provisions of toe Constitution, and Were f011 , 71:7, iZ : YEAS Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Clffey, Cress-roll, E!y,.Erans, Flenniken, Frazt.. i , it'ill;nger, li:ilea:Limbach, Lewis, I..yer, Scoseld, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright-23 1 SAYE—Messrs. erabb, Finney, Jorda and Peuroso—t. I the question was determined in the affirm.i ee. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. • Arra 29 3 185 r. Tian resolution proposing amendments to the Constitution of the Commonwealth beini un- couzideratioa, On th,,•; Wiii the House agree to the first a . end - meat 7 The yeas and nays were taken agreeAily to the provisions of use Coustitutioa, aud were as - follow, viz : - I 7E.15, Messrs., Anderson, Arthur, ha.c.l4-- house, Bail, Beek, Bishop, Bower, Brow , Cal houn, Campbell, Chase, Cleaver, Cra ',ford, Diekev, Ent, Eyster, Fansold, Foster, liblio nen. li;il , lt, Hamel, Harper, Heins, He stand, Bill. Hillegas, - Holltuan, ( Berkso Imbrie, Idecs, Jheobs, deakius, Johns, Johnson, EaTiman, Kerr, bright,' Leiseuriug, Lchigaker, °vett, 31 tnear. Mangle, M'Calitiont, 31 livain, Moor head, Manama, Musschnan, Nichols, Nis Olson, Nunenia cher, Pearson, Peters, Petaiki• , Pow: ,11 nail, Purcell, Itauasey. cyhilad'elphia,) 1 • msey, (York,) Roamer, llectl, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, 81oau, Smith, (Cambria,) Smith, (ceuue,) Ste venson, Tobin, Vail, canvoorbis, Vickers, tro e ghli 3 s, Walter, Westbrook, Wharten, 1 1 ;11- liston, Withereiv, Wright, ZiniinerOan and Getz, Speaker-18. • NAYS-31 , .168ra. Backus, Benson, Doe.i, Ham= iltori Ilawiock, Hine, iloill4an, ( L.banon,) Lebo, Strainers, Thuru, Warner and I, rintrode —l2. • . So the question was determine, d .1a the affirmative. i - 0.1 the question, - l' Will the agree to the seconii amend went 7 The yeas anti nays were taken agreeably to the provisions of tue Constitution, atuti were as follow, viz :. , I Tess—Messrs. Anderson, Backlit se, Ball, Beck, Bower, Qalhoun, Campbell, early, Ent, Fnmold, Fpster, Gildta, Hamel, IlarOer, Heins, Heistand, Ilillegas, Hoffman, (Berks) I House- . hi t, keeper,..lmbrie, lanes, Jenkins, Jo us, John son, K.auffrnan, Knight, Leisenring, ongaket, Lovett, I,4euear, Mangle, APllvain, , onrbead i nuiseltuan; Nichols, -Nicholson, Nuisemacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrikin, Pownall; Purcell', Ramsey, (I'hilacelphia.) Ramsey, (York„) Itea 7 mar, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan, Tolau, Vail,. Voeghley, Walter, Westbrook, Wharton, ZirM• merman and Qetz, Speaker-57. 1 Nave—liessrs.; krthur, Augnstine, Backus, Benson,.Bishon; Brown, Chase, Cre4ver, Crawl. nr, ford, yster, bibboney, Hamilton, Hancock, Hill, Hine, Hoffman, (Lebanon,) Ja obs, Kerr, Lebo. 3l'Calmoni, Mumma, Reed, S ith, (Cam-- liria,) smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Strnthers, Thorn,, Vanvoorbis, Vickers, _IN aigonseller, Warner, Wintrodp,Witherow and 1 . right—:3l, So the question was determin d lu the 4f , ftrinatife. Oa - the quoetion, Will the liCtuse agree to the mint- - The.yena and nave 'were taken Ih. i " i :iiiia,iii. iiiioOnalliiia** l o 'lloiAlin feller , vi t t i 4...,,.:,.c.. ..;::.,;:.--"., ii:,,-,r. , ..:,. Titiot-illesate. Muleteer', Baslnholfse, 2011,1 Bee Bctlson,•llowe.r, Brown, tialhoun t ,Cantlii bell, 'Chase, Cleaver, Crawford,-.Dickey,'.,Enti Syster,. Pattsold, Poitei, Gibttouet - Mantel; Mrper, Aetna, Heistandi liiii,,llilleges, Muff. ma, (Berks,). Raman; . ((Lebanon,)Hotine. Roue tree cr, Imbrie, lanes ..lbcolss,Johns,lidins'on, Ita Oben, Eon, Lebo , i Longaker, Letrett,',2a ue r, Maugle, M'Calmont, Aloorhead,.M.umma, at Selman, Nichols, Nicholson, Nunemacher, Pearson;'Peters, Petrikin, rownol., Purcell: ittunsey, (York,) Reamer, Reed, Rupp; Shaw, Sheath Smith, .(Cambilaj Smith, (Centre,) Stertertson, Tolan, Vail, Vanvoorhis, Vieker, Voeghley, Weigoaseller• Virestbroigi, 'Williston, Witherovr, Yrtiglat, Zimmerman'. and Getz, Soraker.r72. _ - - , : , li . 1 14 Nava—licasrs..Arthur, Augustine, Tiaentis, ishop.,Carty, Dock, Gildeu, liaruilton, Min eton, en, Mine, Jenkins, Knight, LeisenriaOrg- V n, Rams e y, (Philadelphia) Roberts, ntruth e3, Thorn,. Walter, Warnef, Wharto n and / L introde=-42. - Ji - So the qUestion was determined In the it l ifi rusative. - . t.,. On the question, ' • Will the lionse'agree to - the fourth amend ent? ' . The-yeas and nays were taken agreeably to t e provisions of the Constitution, and Were, is follow, viz: i YEas-- - Messrs. AndefsOn, 1 Arthur, Back ouse; Backus, Ba 11: Beck, Benson, Bishop, ower, JretU-n, Calhoun, Campbell, Carty, •haSe, Clearer, Crawford, Picker. Ent, Eyster, Pausold, Poster, -Gibboney', Gilder, Hemel, Harper. Reins, lielitand, Bill, Hilligas, lloff ran, (lierks.) Reiman,- (Lebanon,) House. keeper, Imbric, lanes, Jacobs, Jenkias,Johus, Johnson, Kitutlinan, Kerr, rebo, Leisnming, Lontraker, Lovett, Mannar, Maugle, l'Calniont, 3l'llvain, 'lumina, llusscitaan, Nichols, Nieli= olson, Nanemacher, Pearson, Peter:, Pet rikin: Pownall, Purcell, Ramscy, i philadelphia,) Ramsey, York.) Reamer, Reed, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan, Smith, (Cambria) Smith, (Cart t re,l Stevenson, Tulan, Vail; Vans - boil:is, Picker, Voeghl,y, Wagouseller, Wulter War ner, Westbrook, Wharton, Williston, Witlie r rorri Zinaracvman and G4l - i Speaktr-93. - - NATS-,;Nlesra. Danl . ., fiumilton, llanceek. Strtithers;;Thorn, Wintrode and Wright-7. • So•the question Was <Literati:led in the ..r, dna:afire. ' • • SECRETARY'S OFFICE, .It.tientskaa, Juste 1657. rennaldetsnitt,iss : I do-certify that the above and foregoing is a. true and correct copy of- the "Yens" mid Nays" taken on the resolution proposing amendments-to the Canstitution of the 'Com monwealth, as the same appear on the Jour nals of. the *o Houses of the General Assem bly of this Commonwealth for the tetaion of 185'7 Witness my hand and the seal of -said office, this, twenty...second day of Jude, one thiuus:tud eight hundred and fifty seveu. A. G. CURTIN', . Secretary of the Commonwealth . NEW GOODS; - Lows Prices and i ßeady Pay, t . :AT SILIRON CENTER. - T . IIE SUBSCRIBERS ani offering or sale an entirely new stock, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. ILA-RD% "I‘RE, CQOCKERY,- GLASS WARE, .BOOTS . SHOES, T.IATS & CAPS, UM BRELLAS, PARASOLS, WINDOW. SHADES, WALL PAPER, • READY MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c., &c. In our Selections the ivants of all have hems remembered. The_ Gentlemen can find in our stock ; of Ready Made Clothing au. elegant Fashionable suit, or a substantial Busincis salt - , and iv,o have Hats a. Caps and Bouts & Shoes to match. The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets. beautifully= trimmed,- or bonnets and trimming; a good assOrtment of Dress Goads, and' trim ming;; Glbvcs, Mitts, Hosiery and Gaiters.— And, last hut not least, -corded and skeleton Skirts; alVo ' Rattans, Skirt-Whalebone anti t- Brass Skirlloops; beautiful Jet Necklaces and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too many other things to enumerate,—all of whic'a we are selling ; low - fir Cash, Lumber, or any kind of . Produce. • FLOUR, MEAL, FISH &c., con stantly Gilliland. • - W. B. k J. 11. GRAVES. &lama Center, Potter Go., Pa., June 1,55 ChIZA:•:GES AND LEMONS just received by 1.," 10:2 W U. tv. J. If. GRAVES. AW. SPENCER is Agent for many of the e most popular Medicines now in the, a_ f.ivr of which ha ; sill ineution: J. R. STAFFORD Sr. CO.'S OLIVE TAR. DR. D. J:AYNE & SUN'S FAMILY MEDI, CR.ZES. -J. C. AX&R t. CO.'S CHERRY PECTOItAL AND SEVERAL EEO'S OF CHERRY SYRUPS, tee. 11,..&,J. R. Stafford 4 Cor,'s Olive Tar is ap plied and inhaled by weariilg on INHALER around the neck and on the breast: His 01,- OLNTMENT is applied where the skin is broken, and i 4 n popular remedy where knoWn. Good for the Whooping °ouch: 10:2. YATES COUNTY NURSERY. 7v 11._0r.131 do CO., of Om Yates County V • NurSeries, :have for sale large and valuable assortment of FRUIT TREES of all varieties usually cultivated. -These Trees arc young and of vigorous growth. The finalities are the most Choice known, and. are warranted ocscric. A6o, - a tine stock of, ORNAMENTAL TREES and SURtBBERY, fOr fall delivery. •ISZez•Address orders to C. BEACH, Pen Yan,l Yates Co., N. Y. Orders left with ROB'T. NILES, Coudersport, Pa., will be proruptlyl filled. • .I%:.!—Gtao. Rethrell rhyiliciari, 75 years o age, haVing lost his iFather, two Brothers, Daughter, Son-in-lawiNrphews andNicces, by that dreadful disease, CossUMPTION, and stiffer ing with - a Cuugh, himself, detirmined•to visit the East Indies, Egypt, and. Japan, where -discovered a Precentive and Certa i n Cure for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis ' ConzUmption, Ner I ; Irons Debility and Asthma. His cough tva ' cured immediately; he returned, cured his Rel. ? (Rives, who inherited the disease, and in coni nection with his son have employed it in thel practice, curing thousands of eases consideret hopeless by others. POr the purpose of rescu ing as many of his fellow beings as possible; he is sendito. the! Recipe to all,who wish it for 10 cents.; A of b it to pay the postage, andr'the balance, printing. Address Dr. 11E4T3 10 Spring street, oPposited St. Nicholas note; New York,' ; ' 10:2-3mos. (I ALL ,AiiD EXAMINE the NETS .GOOD )' Just t.ceire4l by' ' ird amend- , NN :ma step 4 articles in thel/rng lino_ fa I " !P?.24 j K. s•.i. I grecat,l v r t.O '. - , -, :i:.!::: - :;xer40 1 43: 1 4 3 thartzid • Pram" laming their trienda that they are in re -1 ceipt ef,iand are nor opening, lend sleaitalzleitecit-ai , F • -- I -suns ,Am rimy Dirtdoopia,,, to , srbich thei Witte ,the attention of all whO desire tOnekke purchases. '. ; Otrr , stoclfislarge bsl been selectud with great eare,,and is par ti62Larlir adaped inthe leanta of thiejebtitin of; ant eotuttrr: - stock:of DiT Gtxids coal- ,zi - sito of, . • • •. DRESS GOODS. ItIMMIXGS-,11180.N5, 4,E2LBROIDERIES; • PARASOLS , CLOTHS, • CASSJM :VESTMOS, DO- IiESTICS, EtilitTlNOS; ; .LLs:ENS, PRINTS; r., ITOSIERY, ,8; AWLS,. , „ II MI and :a variety of Other articles, too numcrotis to mention. We have also coropleto assort went of - - GROCERIES, Ita:RDWARE' CROcialti all of which will be sold =commonly cheap f?r ready' fay, and Tor approved credit on as rnasonable terms as any other establishment: 31A1 Alillport, ly. I N. W. KING St SON, PATENT' I C'EULITS 111.44,11.:FACTURptg • 43S Brebine Street, One Door ast or Broadtrny, [Late 4Ge Broad :way,] NEW-YORK, taldirhed A. D. 1633..1 . . \FITEian examlnatio u of their great car i etp atqi snperiOr alsortroent of CIIAIRS. icanafactored at their own-establishment, cad tinder,their irnmediate observation and direc tion, irst•liiilibz PIVOT ItEVOLVINO C 1141172, • SELF-ACTING . EXTZSziI.ON ItECCIIBENT• CILA IMPP,OVED TN:VALID WITEET, CfIATII3. SP.ARL TRAVELING IN VALID CD A I IL SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAB SPINAL AND ASTIIMA.TIC lINVALID SIIIMRS, &C., &C., &C., I. Embracing, the most complete assortment, d/td choicest kinds for Parlors, Praising /towns, aiirat6ers,- Gardens,Lararies, Counting Housesi liaqieci, Public liutitistions, Dentista.,llarl,tri, Av., iltogether, with every-desirable sort. adapted to ,tht.t comfort, convenience and luxury of the ! Sick, the 1 .:I/jed, the Infirm: the Lame and Lury. In point of ingenuity of design, elc-gancc of ''finish quality and richness' of matcr'al, faith / ' fulness of execution, durability - and cheapness, these chairs are - tinsnipa.:scd. Fur them, ..M. • W. KING ..V., SUN, were awarded the first and . only Prize Medal, and the faculty recommend them as far preferable to beds or couches for patients -afflicted with Spinal Asthmatic or Bronchial affections. To tither arm of tbe.rhair way be attArned A convenient reading or writing-I:bsx, and any combination desired wiU be tuaniifactured to to order.- 4 Circular with explanatory cuts, will lax: sent by nail if requested, and orders (with re wittances,l protupily forward:d 14 any part oi the world. LUXURY & ECONOMY! KIM'S NEW . CHAIR, " AS YOU LIKE IT." n Arm Chair, I;Jclin:ng - Chair, Conch and Bedstead, reonatx D Iti o ,) is susceptible oi twelve different positions or changes, to meet the varied requiremi•nts for 4Mmfort,' conveni ence, luxury and economy, [id space as as price.] Whether in icltiaaas or beta. this celebrated„ C11.4/11 "as you. Ufa. Zr.” excel 4 iu many respects, any chair Perhaps ever manu . - factured itt thi3 or any-other' country. . The price varies from Fificat to Thirty according to finish. : 11 To rublic lastitutiong t as well as to iudivitf ivals, this CliAllt .ia a very d!..sirable ?Land will be supplied in any number on A, most liberal terms. Apply to or address N.. W. KING &SON, 438 Broome st., dooi- caL t of Broadway Ml' YOUR : (Late 41 . 38 Broady:ay. 9:41—1 y., VENV GOODS--A Fine 4:isortuivut ju3t 'lli received at , OLIISTED'S. GREAT REVOLUTION IN AXONAL SCIENCE. The best' Therapeutic Agent fever Introduced. DICrINSON'S • Ti A u ' p 'N' ')I T rA . V . I L II I N - t -c h iZ r qa . i t ing • 2!gn:.77.'*;7 4*-4 *.A.lst)rhing Tuacn ''"*saa • f the' 31i:di ,.ion • fl Profez;sion and .g largi• portioff of lIMI E== rk..a — inte ' • ll' tpe gent lay 'men of the land. It is IIONV clearly demon "grated that the lancet, mercury, and all other internal "drug medication" may be laid aside 'with perfect safety to the patient and abid ing benefit to posterity. Wherever these ma chines have heels introduced, they excite the big,beit wonder and Praise. The' appniatus is adapted to prevent ; relieve and cure every disease incident to humanity,—more particu larly. all those painful and formidable diseas es which have for centuries b:' ledthe pro foundest learning and skill of physicians. From whatever cause there may be an ex cess or-deficiency of the nervous finitl—pro dtming an excess or defitdency of the acid= and alkaline secretions--the magnetic princi, plea of the system arc deranged, and can mi t_ ly b,e safely rbstored to their normal condition by' an application of magneto-electricity, by means of -DIL DICKLNSON'S . MAGNETO MACifiNE. This apparatus will positively prevent, and speedily Micro and cure Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism_ FalsieS, Neuralgia; Spinal Diseases, and 1111 .other painful maladies, however hopeless-and Of long Standing. They are eminently useful .in all, sexual and urinary disorders, particu larly where the Constitution has been broken, down andruined by unnatural solitary, habits to which-too many of the. Young of both sexes are so lamentahly prone. DR. DICKINSON'S MAGNETO ELECTRIC MACHINE is. Without the dangerous compli cations ofbatteries and acids--Which fact :slime -rehdersit superior to all others cot the score of neatness, -clennliriess, safety, ntl - • It is, in filet, a handsome parlor ornament; may be. applied by a child'; and Will last a life-time, to the great saying of • Doctor's Ac. - PRICE OF THE 3ISCIIINE . -It trill-Fe safely packet( and sent - to any part of ther United' States. Sold. irholesalt and retail at the 3Tedical Office, No, lltt NORTH SEVENTiI Street, Philadelphia. Address, ' 4.• P. PIi3KINsoN, M.D. 1. 1 CHARGE FOR SHOWING THE NEW Goods just received at - OLMSTED'S. 4 SEW 2. HORSE LUMBER-WAGON- for fo - r sale by. JON'ES, - MANN-k JONES. Utenderspert, Jane I /, 1354,—te, - 39E00 .'62.-.41 44. .2' e. megest.ti4 445ci50rme.11,44. 'cold. , - Clitif10101100,600:. 'Etscial axtu 'tam:Miami LITERAItr td. tor sic Lt 11A0.#62ME 'closes, folutne is 3014 next. Deming the feliihrief month' a teaee it has attained st : mulasitritnaltutlisd in the annals of the Press. / - •• The publishers ltsving offered Prt. minims for choice literary'effortS, the a or ta , Romances; Essays; Poetry;' other Hog and interesting rending:lies' commented. in January last,, and arc hemg still - publish. ed in the Visitor. • • ' ' ' The Netri Tolum - e 'will be cozernieneed In Jti. ly grsatlY itaprovett and .enbirged.;•;,.*. Each number will: cOntiin tbirty.:two Erin large' sized royal octavo pages,making a mig. nifident volume 'of itiarly 400 'pages for-lbe year—or presenting an ninottnt of the eta': cent reading on all .Subjects, equal to •what woald coat in the 'book Stores at least Lfifty cents, payable invariably. in 'kronur. ' , Some of the most pOpular and brilliant male and female contributori are regnlar eontri. hutors and the publiihers will spare no pains or expense to render the Wtlcome Visitor" every way neeeptal.la to a refined and intellf gent 'community': -.;• = The publication is ] dapted to all:classes of people—the young and the old—and where. ever seen aiid• perused, meets with universal acceptation. kr. Now 'i3 the Una, to • setbseribe 40'04 New Volume.' - : -" ,* * * The bock taumbers talky. be- htia':(io complote'sels) for t 3 rents each, or the allots series of 12 outliners for vvr.srv-rte. cents. Liberia inducements 'ta• Clubs and Can. vasgers. , . te-Fonacmber, our- terms 'are Fifty icnts f.:,r ono year,.,fer•• a :single copy, or three top. ica will be sent under-one r.ocer ur address fop One. Dollar. Address. COSDEN& COMPANY, `'Drib Sereath Strs t c (up PhilAdetphift. ' 1011—ty FAiIMERS'WANTING PLASTERfor Land will find a-supply at! • . 9:43 . JONES, MANN x JON.F.3, TONES: MANN - 41: JONES; - pay the hitthett market - price for all kinds of Produce. ... 10 -4- •• . ~ iw-k--- . - - . .i kik , --. --, Ni v 2,. :, - ..-."..:‘,.;•= .1 & , , ... . ...- - AY:: 1 - .: ,---- -1, - , 1 ; Irv, / f - .. :!. •-' ' t r . Qe., --...'. '..'!• .-2 ' ,- 7 ',."."5....,:2,,,:-.. . . ' $.1, 2 _ , ' 1: - 4 .".':',•-i'-•,-,-;.• 7 •--- -. • - 11 •'":--, •' - - -:- ...--- rr••••::-.. _ : 4,---- -- . AYEIVS‘! PILLS, . A NRYir and singularly seecessfutreinedy for ths CI curd of all Bilious diseases Costivepets. hsti. eestioni Jaundice, - propsY, Itheuniatisra, Fevre ? ? ,out, homers, Nervousness, Irritability, Int ernam. tions, headache, Paine in the Breast, Side. Bolt, and Limbs , Female Complaints, &c., eee. Indeed, very for are the diSehses in whiCh a Purgative Mell. tine is not more ai less required, and much ski. ness and sefferieg Might be prerented, if a ham less but effectual Cathartic were more fried, used. No perion can feel well whiles costive habit of body prevails ; besides it EOOll generates senoras:id often fatal diseases, which might hare been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgatiri. ibis islalike true of Colds, Feverish sveriptonas, and Bilious! t derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep seated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over the land. Renee a reliable family physic is of the first importance to the public 'health, and this Rill has been perfected with ACIIISRMIiate Skill to meet that demand. An ostensive trial ofits virtuesby Physicians, Profes sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known cl any medi6nr, Cures have been effected beyondbelicf, were they net sub. stantfated by.persons of such exulted_ pcsition and character as to farbid the al:snit:ion of untruth. .Among the many eminent gentlemen - who his. teStitled ui fevernt these Pills, we msy mention. "In: A. A. haves, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State . Assayer of 7..lasaaelinsetts, whose higk . professional character is endorsed by the lIoN. Eowann F.veiterr, Senator of the V. S. Roe ENT C.WYNTIIROP;F.x-Speaker of the Row of Representatires. " A ft Bore LAWRENCE, llittister Plen. to England. 1" JOIN n: FITZ rAnti cs„ Cath. Biahop of Boston. Alc!i j De. J. R. Cuir.roN, Practice: ehetniti,if New s.ork City, endorsed by ' - - . MN. W. L. ;shines, Secretery of State. 'Wu. B. Aston. the richest man in Arae4ti, S. Lez.a.so & Co., Propeseast the Iga:repot= Hotel;and.othere. . . Did space permit, we could give many hundred certificates, from all 'parts where the Pills bits been used, but evidence even more -convincing thet the experience of eminent public men is fowid, in their effects npon nisi. - These Pills, the result of long investigation snit study, arc offered to the public as the best sad most complete which the present state-of medial science can afford. 1 hey are *compounded not ci:. the drugs themselves,bufef the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by sheraial process" in a state of purity, and combined together in sueli a manner as to insure the best resulb..Thit 1 :system of composition for.rnedicines has teen fried in the Cherry Pectoral and Pille.both, to produce a mere efficient remedy: than had hitherto beep eh tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob. views. 'While .bv the old mode of coinpoiltion, er. cry medicine ii Inirdened With mere: or less of acri monious and injnriens qualitiee, by this each indi vidual sirtne only that is-desired for the curative effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qud . lees of each substance employed arc left behind, the curative virtue's only being. retained. Belo' it It self-evident' the effects should prove as they //1" proved more purely - remedial, and the Tills a eve niore powerful antidote to disease 'than any other medicine known to the World. As, it is frequently . exPt.dient that my medics.should be takeo under the ; counsel of an stadia Physiciati, and as he ;mild not properly judge alli remedy without kr.owingi its composinon, 11u 0 supplied the accurate Po null by which both noi Pectond and Pills are m i lde to : the while body a Practitioners hi the Unit States a.nelßritish AO lean; Provinces. If houver there should to itl one.iwho . has ; net receded them, they, wiii 1. promptly forwarded hy nr.iil to his - address.... ~ Of all the Patent Medicines that are ofitred•'l few would be taken if their composition iris. _ 44, -" i , , Their life consists in .t 'sir inyetery. t not '''' mysteries. 1 , l The composition of my preparktionr is laid 0... to all men, anal all who nre etzpetent to - judge . c the subject fieoly acknowledge ; their rearialok of their -intrinsic merits4l The Cherry Pe0er.. 4 ,0 pronounced by scientific men to be a word • medicine before its effects were known. Ifs_ ~nrit i inent-Physicians have declared the same tbl4,' . myleille, strl!even' more confidently, and a lt ing to certify, that -their anticipations acre 1' 4 ." than realized by theireffecte upon trial.on tit Tholoperate by their powerful infinenee .. iuternal viscera to purify the blodd and - stimulate , ' Into healthy action --remove, the obsweetion s ; the stomach; 'troviels. liter, and ether orgins,,d.„l body, restoring their irregular action to bog , ' '" by correcting: wherever they exist, snch data' ments as are.the first erigin - of disease. ,e, Being sugar wrapped " they ' are pleasant tot; and being portly vegenible, no harm can aninP l their use its any quantity, • . . • . " jea. ' For minute directions,' see wrapper 01i the • I • PRE 7 A -RED BY • _, 4 JA -1 4 E S' . C. - .AYE B. f P _a. ru iiiialund-Ausilitlcal Chewy' • i LOVirtLI,, MASS. • ' PrJee pis Cents pai L toi. • Five Sorel k °4l 1 SOLD sr ' s3ll.Tlit JONES, 3).. VT.I SPENCER, „ or . COtrDER - SPORT, infr C l c' unt `' A 4l cleant - arOprilggi •tR erf.Fywhlie , 4 } •
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