Re effluntlia gpy.
Columbia, Pa.
Satavday, May 11, 1867.
CONIMUNICATIONS, letters, contributions, generally of
merit and interest to the render, will he aceeptulde
rout friends from all quarters.
TO ADVERTISERS
PEasoys who wish their advertisements to reach
the greatest number of persons, trill do well to avail
themselves of the superior inducements offered
through the columns of the 0)1.17301k Stir. It posses
es largo advantage over any other newspaper; its
average weekly circulation being more titan thirty
per cont. p elite) than any other paper ptiblilhed in
this vieinity, and promises to bo more than one
hundred per cent. greater, in less than six months,—
In addition to till., the patrons of the Set are of the
class that ;ids et fleets to reach—liberal minded,
and intelligent people, thereby making it the mot
iesirehle medium for all elasses of advertisers. This
fact should have it great weight with advertisers.
LOCAL _REPARTMENT.
BELlntous.—Rec. W. A. Fictning.
ni Mariettv, Will preid) In the Pre , byterian
church, to -morrow . (Sabbath) morning and
e% en i ng
A CnoWDED Home
Artistes," of this place, gave all entertain
ment in Marietta, on Thursday- evening
last, and were greeted w ith a crowded house.
INJU 11 F.D.—A small girl, whose name
we did not I.arn, was severely injured, on
Thursday, by being horned, below the eye,
by a vicious steer, in the vicinity of " fish
tOW11."
Loc_tr. PrEm:4.-11'e will be under ob
ligations to our friend, throughout the
cony. ty, if they Will for ward um accounts of
local events, or any news of int crest in
their neighborhoods.
ERCANT I L E APPRAISER'S
publish, in this weeks issue, the Mercon
tile Appraiser's list of the venders of mer
chandize, in Lancaster county. There utay
be a few slight errors it. it. If there are, all
corrections will be made in our next issue.
ST E.:AMER.—At the last special meeting
of Council, the Committee appointed some
time ago, to procure a steam tire engine,
for the "Columbia boys," were authm ized
to purchase a Second Class Amoskeag,
Steamer. We hope the gentlemen will
hurry her along, as we are very anxious
indeed to behold ono in our town.
StMi NG Ii AC itl NES.—By reference to
the column advertisement of IV. G. Case
Son, it will be seen that they are the author
ized agents for the Grover d Baker sewing
machines, These maehinea are the very
best in the market, and they can be bought
of the above firm, at the same prices as
sold in New York.
Ot F,ANDS Ll:Ask:P.—Wt. , untie rshuni
that E. Haldeman L Co. have leased a part
of the valuable Iron Ore tract, on Chest wit
Hill, Croat Kr. H. 11. Heise. It is situated
on the farm that Mr. IL, lately purchased
from t;eo. 11. Rumple, and it is ..aid to he
one of the best ore tracts in that vicinity.
Ke‘,...rs. Haldeman k, Co., we believe. have
already commenced oi,t.rations.
Ass.tuLT.—Mary Ann El w4endobler.
of Wn,hington, c.) wade en nplaint be
fore Samuel Evans, :tgaiiist Geo. M. itrooks
for an 05 , ,,an11. It seems that the defendant
was drunk. and m I.le dicers throat-,
to do derment bodily injury, and raistO
thupldt , r gener,ily :unong,t the women of
Washington. George was bound over for
Div good behavior.
Gop:a To EURoPS.--Frarry a Heise
and John Klolll'ololl of this borough are,
going to Europe. They will sail on Satur
day, the ISth inst., and will be absent tlye
months, during whieh they will visit
various portions or the Old World. They
will spurt some time .11 th.?. Paris Exposi
tion. hie wish them a happy and prosper
ous voyag . ..-P:nid sa rt. return. Their friends
will 11 , -..tr iroin thew oveastonally through
the eOttllllil the "SPY.-
P. Shreiner &
Son have removed their Jewelry More to
No. 4, Front Street, add are fixin' up their
sale rooms in such a alaaner that will do
credit to the place, and contp;n•e 111.Vorably
with any similar estaldishment in Phila
delphia. They are responsilile jewelers,
have a lar4e stock, and any one purehasing
front theta eau rely upon c.tatements made
as to quality of goods, ,te.
ZERO Retrnu ERATOR. —ln another
eolunin will be thund the advertisement or
the Zero Refrigerator. It is also a water
and wino cooler coot blued. We can recom
mend it to our readcrs as the hest yet intro
duced—have examined all kinds. Dr. 1 faR,
of the .Tournot of Jicoith. says: "it is cer
tainly an improvement over all otherm"
We lev. - o had one or them in use for some
years., and would not be without it, for
twice its Value. Persons wishing to pur
chase, can eall and. examine it at our resi
dence, or at the store or .1. Rumple ..tz Son,
who will furnish them.
TIIE CIRCUS.- -- Whithy & Co's. Circus
and Menagerie will perform itt Columbia,
on Tuesday afternoon and evening next.
This Combination has achieved an unrival
ed reputation wherever it has exhibited
during the present season, the press being
unanimous in prair,e oilhe artistes compos
ing the troupe. The animals are said to be
remarkably well trained, and the perform
ances entirely free from anything to offend
tee most fastidious taste. The ladies are
unsurpassed as equestriennes, anti the
gymnastic . , necrobatic and tumbling exer
cises are wonderful. The Clowns arc the
best the arena call produce, and everything
will give satisthction.
GOOD TEMPLAII.S—At a meeting of
hope Lodge No. S, I. 0. of O. T., held on
last. 'Tuesday evening:, the following: ellieers
were instaliecl for the ensuing term:
R. W. C. 'l%, Addle C. Fie ; \V. C. T., J.
W. F. Nnwlen ; IV. V. T., Lizzie Erwin ;
W. S. T., J. Wright ; A. S., Kate Long ;
W. V., L. 0. Oberlin ; W. F. S., Geo.
Richards; W. C., Rev. W. If. Steel;; W.
M., Ed. N. Seales; W. L, M., Kate E.
Sin ; NV. I. G., Allen Richards ;W. 0. C.,
Charles H. Pfahler ; R. li. S., Lydia
MeNcai ; L. 11. S., C. Skeen; L. 11. C.
W. C. T., .John C. Clark.
Representatives to Grand Lodge, Charles
ii. Plahler, John C. Clark and Acidic K
Piens. Proxies, R. S. Dunbar. Charles P.
Shreiner and Thomas Connell.
WiLmINGTON AND Pa:Anis° RAIL
noAD.—S. C. Slaymaker. Esq., formerly
Resident Engineer of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, at Pottstown, has been
appointed to take charge of the location of
the lower end of the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad, from Wilmington and Coates
ville. Mr. S. was for a time a resident of
this borough, and engaged on the Heading
and Columbia Rellroad. Ho entered upon
the duties of his new position last week.
Mr. Wilson, the Engineer who has charge
of the location of the upper portion of the
road, has already located the crossing of the
Schuylkill at Birdsboro', and a couple of
miles of that end, and is now working from
Coatesville up. It is said that a part of the
new line, in the vicinity of Coatesville, will
be put under contract during the present
month.
" pawn."—Have you seen him? He
stands in front of Bootie's renowned Seger
and Tobacco store, and his smiling counte
nance seems to invite all to step in and ex
amine the weed in every style. Bootie's
is the place, as he can salt every one with
the best quality of tobacco, in any shape.
WI
QUERY. — IF Haldeman's employ a first
class cutler, and have clothes made up by
first-elas3 workmen, in ti rst-rate style, under
said cutter's eye, does it follow that their
neighbor can sell 20 per cent. cheaper, be
came they measure parties by a no• practi
cal tailor, mid send their goods out of town
to be made up?
URownrln Otyr.—Several articles in
tended ;or this issue have been erowded out
on account of the press upon our advertis
ing columns. When we enlarged the SPY
we thought we would be enabled to furnish
all the reading matter desired, but our ad
vertising patronage has increased so rapid
ly that our reading columns are being great
ly encroached upon, notwithstanding we
have rejected many advertisements. We
shalt soon adopt some plan to relieve the
crowded state of our columns, and endeav
or to give our subscribers more reading
matter. To do this we will be compelled
to again enlarge our paper, or refuse more
of the immense amount of advertising that
is constantly being offered us.
UIccLACMED LETTERS.—List of letters
remaining unclaimed, in the Columbia Post
Office, up to this date:
Ladies' List.—Nlis-; Suterly Bright, Mrs.
Sarah Byers, Miss Mary Chysiliger, Airs.
Lizzie Graylde, Mrs. Mary Waters, Mi s
Murtha Lane Morrison, Mrs. Elizabeth
St await.
Uentlemen's List.—Jonas Bauch:. W
Bowman, Lewis Boone, Henry Berlin'', S.
A. Cannon, John Dougherty, .1. C. Dial, D.
0. Priese, John Forrest, Phillip Franks,
Geo. Gressner, Gilbert Hull, Phillip lier
man, Samuel Irvon, Valentine lineisley,
Win. Ft. Miller, Timothy MeArty, Michael
McGuilty, Jacob Miller, Cardin S. Musser,
Geo. Noremniner, Christian E. Nissley, N.
11. Pratt, A. J. Iliehards, John C. Ronk, 11,
Solomon Strasser, Jacob Siple, T. 11. Stod
dard, Wilson Strickler, Titllinadge A:: Coo k
lin, 2, Janice S. \Vntrous, Mr. Walther.
Triws.—The man who predicted
the coming of Phu roah's locusts this season.
Wits in WWII lust week. His appearance nn
the shoat created quite 0 sensation, and the
last we saw of him, he was making his way
down Duke street, in the direction of the
rail mad, with the view of taking the noon
t rain "East. He is to lie consulted ore believe,
in relation to the Columbia dam, and the
probability of shad making their way into
the Coderus and Conewago.—True Dento
rrat.
‘"filI) 1111111" 11'111. in Colombia during the
week, but his coming Pere had nothing to
do with Phoronh's locusts, or Columbia
dam. He takes the papers, and had read of
Z. 0. Bruner's; Cheap Store. Consequently
his visit this way 11 - 114 to procure a good
supply of Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, kc.
found that Bruner sold a cheaper and bet
ter quality of goods than could he had else
where.
13AsE BALL.—The game played between
a picked nine and the first nine of the Sus
quehanna, of this place, on Saturday after
noon last, resulted in a vie for the former,
by a score of 41 to 12. On:y four innings
were played. A series of superb batting
and fielding was exhibited in the Ist. 2d and
:id innings, on the part of the "pickers,"
the Susquehanna making the majority of
their runs on the last
Base Ball Clubs, throughout the State, fire
requested to send a list of their officers for
1567. pith the address of their Seeretaries,
tv P Joiner. Secretary Penn'a Base
Ball A , -.sociation, Ilarrisintrg, Pa.
We see, by the last issue of the New York
Clipper, that the "National Association of
Base Ball Players," held in New York,
December 12th, 1.666, have published the
rules and regulations adopted by them.—
The different sections are plainly and ex
plicitly set forth, arid settle ninny knotty
questions that heretofore have caused con
siderable contention by disagreeing parties.
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STOttn &c.— During . the
week a most Severe ruin storm has prevail
ed here. Since Monday, until Thursday
the winds have been blowing a pertisq gale,
driving the rain in all directions, and in
ovary crevice enterable. Umbrellas were
out of requisition, as all who ventered out
with one open, soon had it made a lit sub
ject for the "umbrella doctor." On Mon
day afternoon a largo thilliney f.lll the depot
of the Reading and tiohunbia R. R., at the
foot of Locust street, was blown down. a
portion o,' the bricks haling - Ihronsh the
root' o.' a .tall shed eontlected with the
depot, in %%ditch a tad, son of 1s ~:w 6Hydyr,
of this phict.i, had taken refuge Irani the
raging storm. He received, for 111,4 tstrort ,
to keep a dry skin, a broken arm, awl
numerous bruises, by the fading briok.
Awnings were tattered and torn, roofs
blown MI, and a barn belonging to Sant
uel Heise, blown down by the storm.
To-day, Thursday. is a beautiful day, and
the houses of the borough present a bright
eleauly appearance, its also do the
streets and pavements, having been
thoroughly washed by the rain.
IL PayErt.—The Susquehanna river
Pres.mts it wild miff turbulent appearance.
It is at a very high stage— mueh higher
than at any time since the flood of 1561. It is
feared our lumber inerchants will suffer
greatly front the high water—in flat a large
quantity of boards have already been swept
from the yards along Our wharves. The
river is literally full of floating lumber anti
fragnientsof nil kinds. Thursday morning a
lot (drafts. in number about thirteen, broke
loose front their moor:ng at Marietta, and
On reaching this point staved against the
piers of the old bridge, knocking the entire
number into " pi:"rhey now present a
huge and massive pile of boards, and a sight
not every day seen. The owners of the
rafts reached this place, from Marietta, in
the early - train, saute morning, and charter•
ed the Steamer Cattle, for the purpose of
visiting the scene of the disaster, and se
curing-chat they tailthl of the lumber. with
roues.
On the smile morning. about ten or we've
rafts broke loose from the wharves at, this
plOOO, and went over the clam. The river
now falling,
TM: NEW rt at; EXTt NG stl
E. Brown, the agent for the new fire extin
guishe•r. iwttle a trial with that instrument
on *'aturday afternoon last, at Lancaster
oily, whi c h proved perfectly snecess
Fle — ttet tire to a small frame building Pilled
with kindling wood, and saturated with
petroleum, which was ignited and suffered
to burn fiercely, the heat driving away all
spectators ii ho had crowded near to wit
ness the trial, when one of these vessels,
carried by straps on the back of the opera
tor, and throwing. a small stream one-eighth
of an inch, was brought into requisi don
against the limning, mass, when, in a few
seconds, the fire was totally subdued, leav
ing only a smoking, half consumed heap.
This being twice repeated, the same result
ensued.
Nest, a pyramid of nitto tar barrels, part
ly tilled with shavings and coal oil, was
ignited, causing !lambs so tierce that many
doubted the possibility of the apparently
insignificant means before used to control
it. The barrels, placed sidewise upon eaeh
other, caused a whirling column of dames
to leap twenty feet into the air, and all re
garded ii the severest test the small "E.'s
t nguisher" could be given. The great heat
almost prevented the approach of the per
son using the apparatus sufficiently near to
direct the spray accurately, but notwith
standing this diflicultv, in several minutes
the fire was suppressed, and those most
skeptical were convinced of the wonderful
power of the "Extinguisher."
Mr. Brown, we believe has the article for
sale, or will sell county or township rights.
It would save in case of fire an immense
amount of property if one of the "Extin
guishers" were placed in every house and
public building.
[For the "Spy."]
"Tow HUM,
MR. EDITOR:—An article appeared un
der the above caption, in the editorial
columns of a sheet that is seeking a status
in the community, by calumny, which
containta such a conglomeration of
truth and falsehood, that its want of histor
ic merit should excite the ridicule mid con
tempt of every negro school boy, ag:iinst the
misrepresentations of its author.
The writer, true to the instincts of the
political party he represents, has been pros
pecting, (to use his own language,) the
" classic region," known as •• Two,* RM..'
(whether by day or night, he does not state
—he knows his weakness,) in search of
some new ethnological facts relative to the
status of the negroes, far the edification of
his readers.'
lie almost trembles for fear that Repub
lican rule will hasten their extinction, mid
leave the Democratic party without a single
plank by which they may be enabled to
erect a platform for future political cam
paigns.
What a change of political tactics ! It is
but four years ago since the leader:, of that
same political party, in order that they
might ohtaln the votes of the laboring pop
ulation,asserted that theabolit ion of shivery
in the South, would cause the northern
States, and especially Pennsylvania, to ho
inundated by Southern freedmen, who
would be their competitors for labor, and
the pecuniary prospect of support for their
families would be destroyed.
Now, 'Os less than tour years since this,
the noblest act of the Nation's history has
been recorded, and we now lied them la
menting that Republican rule is decima
ting our negroes, at the rate of 1 per cent.
per annum. This is just what the Repub
licans predicted. Bat why should they
halve feared a conflict of labor. it it be true
tont three-ftmrths will. not work at all.
The alt ,chnuint of the modern Demo
erats for the negro, is proverbial They
follow him into his hovels and dens, abuse,
oppress and disfranchise him, and then ex
claim to him, " we are your true friends."
Ile asserts that th • public school for col
ored cluldren, has been taught by whites,
and that in moral and intellecLuit, culture
tun' negroes have had all the advantages 01
the s‘ hues. This is precious information
indeed, but what sane man believes it ?
If accepted as a fact, it will rebound to
the honor of our glorious old (20111111011-
wenlth, and place her in the front Funk
with Massachusetts, whose q17:11 school
prieiiegcos are Secured by law, to every
chihl withi /1 her borders.
The public school for colored children,
commenced in 18,15, mid has been taught by
colored persons, Miring the entire time in
tervening between that date and the pres
ent, exeept three session* of about throe or
four months caeli.
r,rhaps ho recognizes in the person of
the present polite and erudite gentlemen
who has charge of the school, those Anglo-
Saxon distinctions of features, hair and
complexion, belonging to the " tlickering
shade of White."
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That black teacher would be able to give
the author valuable lessons in the the-sies,
and would not allow his black pupils to
write the term negro with two "gg's."
Suppose it be I rue,as he states, thijt these
"buck niggers" start out after ilnrk and
plunder hen roosts, smoke houses,
which is altogether too bad to be tolerated,
is he not afraid that some of these learned
" niggers" will retort On him, and challenge
a comparison between their petty depreda
tions on society, and the gigantic erimes of
many of the leaders of that political party
with whom he deli:sins to affiliate mid
whose thetts in a single hour exceed those
of the negroes of Pennsylvania, in a whole
year ?
We warn him not to provoke a parallel
where the ratio of enure will be as " mole
hills to mountains."
If these Democratic leaders desire to be
distinguished for valor in mortal combat,
ought not they to sock foemen more worthy
of their steel, than CO aIIII.ISO theltiqaVC ,
and spend their force in hurling anathemas
at a rare that has, been groaning under the
" iron heel" of despotism for ages,--pro
serided, down trodden, physically nil
mentally, by centuries of slavery, preill
dice and oppression?
It is the philanthropy of Republicanism
which he condems, that is galvanizing
their moral condition and inspiring them
with true manhood.
The dawn of freedom is fast dispelling, the
ignorance by which they have been shroud
ed, and is sending 'brill its luminous rAys
into a brighter future.
Education is sending thrill among. them,
the regenerating influence Of chri , a lan civ
ilization that is developing their mental and
Moral po‘VerS, and the, - are ineasuring• the
short; space between ehattledoin ant fret:-
I • uw 1110 re Of the httlibting wavc, du,-
poti-mi Witt lan/1 111001 on the "~anu}•
banks" 01 Ameri,an vi 11%1/ tion, , ,vl/.31 lheP
~tand and regent...rated hy
the exalted triumph of Chu principles 0/
liherty,.justlec 1111(1 humanity. Then, and
not 1/11 t In/n. will :nett ri.4o inuoug titvnt
(frightened with in,,piratiun I, %v./0, with
boll] tollglie anti pen, will vitylieme their
just Clain.' 10 :Ili Off Gal In:121/700(2. Tholl
Wilt their liktorian, re,uircet , mg the
past, and nu/omb train the ruhhi'.ll ol• lime.
tha.e creeds and statutes which hurled
them in :,,,pnl,•hro.l dark less; and
tt tale ‘rill Ue unrottlod whotAt lightv , t Irord
Would harrow up thy put, 1e4•,./., thy yotuu4
thy tsl . lk oyPV 111 Z, ,tar, , , INtart trotu. thttir
Thy lznotted atul eotattithul lottics to part,
And each ptuttleular lid to ,ptud tut nd.
Li..oquills, upon the fretful por.tupitit.. -
0. (.1.
[For the "Spy.. - ]
AL Dainty "Hsi:.
Eorro - t.---1 believe it 111,1 V Said of
itOrS as of Poeb , ,"the , are lewn. - They,
however,aro subjeet to law, of developnient,
and just apt \VP fete to frage the gradual
unfolding of poetical powers, so do wo de
light to mark the snece, , :ive effort , of an
Editor, in shaping puhlio opinion and
For some titan I have had the plealire
being subjected to the moulding process,
exercised by ono of tlio,e nature-favored
num ; Hurl that you u g ly he :Ode to judge
for voarself, how much I hate fitstOl benefit
ed, i will eondense lbr yon the thought , :
with whieh he favors me every tt eel:. Bear
in mind that they are the .some in Coen))
is
sue, being (.01'4,0 , ,1 on the principle of
"strike till the last armed Ow expires, -
and. with the 501110 weapon.
lit the first two or thr , e line , if his edi
torial, you will always find the nio*.t
sublime idea in the following word , :—
"roots, idiots, I:nares;,faii la 17 it/M.75• 7 . "
and . 111011, as if hi, were %emitting with hi,
sobject,—"idiots, pi's, 100ahe , ,
and fools :" then " I-Hares,
fools, ond fan(tti es," Own " itarex,
niggers, fanatics, fools, id 1014, and rodiords."
These NVOrdS.ertiblellltltte Of the highest con
ception of the human under,tanding, are
strung together, so as to give a poetical
charm to the whole—a eharm SO potent as
to transport the reader to scene , where
dark clouds a o'er appall.
Wm , 14, lb, (L•4' When ;4:, hrtgla imilit ~1 ill
trail,
Fur 44f Fre44414 - ,411 will prevail.
nOu 111,1: DEL:.
~~d«rri~rc~es.
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Veath• and .)larringe, nrz pnbli-bed to thi, paper
without charge. When imemnpanied hr eotnmt•tt
taries, whether prose or poets y, fiVti Cont.. par
will be charged. Funeral uotlenC ten cents perline
payable in advance.
On tilkt nit., hr tint Eel.. .1. W. Early, Mr.
Michael Chipper, ox U..lninhia, Hamlet
r. lire
an, of F;lizataitlitov.n,
On the 7th 111-4...
r.ichtentlaticr, of Litiz. to 31i 44 Bair, of
Paradise tiarwalip. Law:a:ter run ry.
Olt tilt' tnd illot.. by the Roo. W. It. Steel:. Mr.
th..rg.. W. Findley. to NI i.+; ''lark. both of
Coloiolow
on Tinirs.l: , y, 3lnp 2. , 1. at the 11 . - I,lene.• of )1,
:Ntairc,ar .
el n,-u• the Itt
H outer. Me. Ro.tit, rh0.,.1..iph..
o. )ii.. nay A. Clatlc, ptot,o , 41 tindo.i•r 11,*lity
. .
Ti..hB7ry h.tve J ,Nt ;....h.•il their life
boat. 01 rie‘r joitrney dowo - , tr,non. :not ,rt•
prat' they ht.ty h a v e a peceperw, tow:lge are{ ,tumoth
:-.P.1-•; and may excon , it. Inippioe's be their pnrtion
l'se wore wit pre+.l - it At I lA. 1 , •::.
NW' yet a it.,l4.iiri4 gueir,
131st sitil .All liii far tie., two .10.,
1, or tit, very
h.•ut.., of fii,nd+lkip
Ind f.nt.tlt• dul thc.3. •:ty
That they would live .till lot,.
And uet or rue Out day.
And tho.o 111 , di;011
I'n lire iu pet fr.ot pe•ic•:
Th a t (lent or*. IrloQr+ them no or::
Awl. hot, is Ith
Itich will it pay in flume yea...,
If rm.:lk can he the ea.o.
Fur then they ran -ay they've run
. 4 . truly happy taue.
Prtiti3s
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On the 4th Inst. in .I.thunNtown, Pa., .1 ACOO
VON NI ED. (PO,t .3 . last..r), hi 5 . 2(1 yOar.
Or: the nth inst., Rachel luwerter, aged 21 year: ,
11 motion; and 0 days.
Dear•.'st Rachel thou hat left us.
litre thy loss n•e deeply feel,
Blit. %It+ God that has bereft
lie Can all our sorrows !teal.
DIN I 1 )li NI).
The PENN MUTC.I-1.1,11 , E INSI 7 ILINCE
CONIPAN - 1", of Philtulelplita, having declared u
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PEI: CENT.
on all premiums paid in 'sae, those entitled to
the ,ame, Will please eall upon me, at my °Mee
❑t Walnut Street, above Front, end receive their
Scrip.
F. X. 'ZIEGLER,
Columbia, May Ist, 117. DJ Agent'.
NEW ADVERTISE.2IIX2I7TS.
TO VENDEES OF 31 E RCHAN MZE
IN LANCASTER COUNTY'
The following is a list of the Venders of
Merchandise in Lancaster county, with the
Classification of the same, agreeably to the
provisions of the several acts of Assembly.
The amount of licenses to be paid each
C l as s, is as follows, viz:
lab elas‘ , pm'," •', 700 7111 " " .... .... ~.. 40 00
13111 " " 10 00 01.11 " " 54) 101
1211, " " 12 50 3111 " " 00 (0)
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An appeal will be held at the Coninii.,-
hienerts' t slice, in the City of Lancaster, wt
Monday, May :27th, when and where till
person:, who arehnproperly rated, (or think
themselves so,) M 11.); attend if they think
proper. You tire also required to pay said
license on or before the first day of July
next, v. - inn - int any further notice from the
Trewsurer.
.1. L. SHUALAN,
Mercantile Appraiser
ADAMSTOWI.c BOROUGH.
Cyrus ilfolin, var Ft Miller ..t Itnidettbush.
:Tau Musser, anise IA Inds() U
1.. Ilernining, vat* .141 T Eisenbrand,
Levi Similar. tin 14! mdse. I I
.13.0 VU ToWICS MP.
Ferguson & Force, Engle it Furlong,
mils° 1g masa 11
.1. At. tt J. Ileyberger .1 NI Ritz, incise 11
milse 11 ilotusher tlt Coulter,
.1. I'. Russel, oar 11 nia , ,e 14
.1 11 Canekty, Incise 13.
BRE:cic...Noch:
S. 11. 3,1111er, umisv 11,.1 B Bowman, gru 11
11. E. Shinipourl.,e 12 , R M Lueh, tin 11
.1. B. ......tu , ;(...luntn, I.3enj Luch, shoe 14
!Luke
aiERNARVON.
Geo. W. Compton, S. 13. Sharler , tral.e 13
untie 13 1 1. F Shirk, mike 13
Corven 1 Rozen, ISurn.l Tyson, mds 14
ind,e 14
OYSTE RS.
John Buehter, SS S
coLumBIA. BoRouGH.
F. S. Bletz, coal and, Allen Richards,
~ l uni. mdse 10 1 confectioner 14
F. S. Bletz, incise 12.4satt.. Snyder, sad 14
A Bruner i l / 4 .Son,lttm-iP S MeTague, clo 13
her 11
m ll C Fondersmith,
11. Sitydan, grocer 12 dse. 11
W Righter, rout 12 Geo F Smith, con fl 4
Cooper & Pearl, coal 11 kWard, tobacco 14
and lumber 13 t= 31 Booth, tame 14
Geo 13ogle, Bun 10 .rC Pfahler, sail 14
Jas Burrell, lain 12IJ Rumple & Son.,
Bachman & Mart a, hardward 11
lumber 14 +.l - Rumple & Son.,
1
TO Palmer, ind:-,e 1 3) tinware 11
II B Parry, drug 14 [II Wil-ion, furnishin. ,
Fendrich & Brother,i Store 15
tobacco 13 1 .Tas Schroder, shoe 14
i - -
R Williams, drug 11,G W Ctese & Son.,
Sand Grove, shoe 141 nuke 3
Ed Spering, jcw 34i .litrg,'t, Turner, gro 14
11 Brooks, barn 11 , W II Pfalder, i urn-
F Schutter, cloth 111 I , hing store 11
W Mathiot, var 14 13 F Appeld, gro 12
John S Stn ith, cont7lllW 15 I Ses.4, hook 14
.T tb .1 Vaughn,lum lli.T .m. Myers drug 14
Thog Codices., Luta WEI Mullen & Bro.,
1, 7 Rosenthal IS: SO II ~ 1 grocer 14
clothier 1-I , E.'d Reuss, inclne 14
A S Green, coal 13 .r 'IV Steacy & Co.,
11 S Shaman, colic IA t now Patton, I
1) Hanauer, cloth 13, mdse 12
L Ehrhart, shoe 14 1 Geo Tulle, grocer 13
I'. Shreiner & Sun.. John Shenberger,
jeweler, 14 furniture 11
II Blumenthal, ,(=eo Leibert, rum 14
clothier 14IJ Sherick, shoo 11
1' llueln 'Leath 14 Benj Barr, grocer 14
:11 :Nlathiot, grocer 14 Fred Bucher. gro 14
Henry Rice, cloth 1.4 Jo., Hollingsworth,
John J MeTngue, grocer 14
indse 1::::11. - Kuglenian, gro 14
Mack ,V, Peel:, tub I..VJ E Melz:er. gro 11
Bruner I.V. ...%i oor e , '(_:: Dearhark, grocer
coal 11 / pri; 11
.. ‘tartin Ninill). gro 11: Benj Ilerr, Ilttl-.4... 13
Wlllittua (:.rdeti. t ‘V I[ Itarilnum,u,l , l I
grovur 11 ; 11 It \Volt', pr., 11
.la, Alorentr., gro 1 ;'.John Fagvl, oonr 1-I
It .1 Ilahlwnau, ;It .1 Fri', gent , null
mike lo: Marc 1 i
J I , ' Cottrell A: II L'U., :Prod CI rosli, cola' 11
hardwar., 11.1 I I nnliork, gru 14
.T 1.4 Sny,lvron,l , e 11 Wm 1 [arm, gr” II
J C Buoller,4olJav I IrlVilliain Crolvotli , r,
1) :\.102a111 , y, pro 11' oinCeutiotter 14
Morgan 11ay,, pro I i'1).11, al Motion, pro 14
EATING HOUSES.
Andrew Mier, 'P Ri,singer,
Charles Itu.b, 'Jaie, Leece,
John:S(10111;dr, I Jaeob I NVi,sler,
P Huebner, George Toole,
Charle., Panoe, L'ar reit A; Eight,
Augu,t Shute r, 1
1,P21.7011. :STORES.
R I rainilton, I:::Charlcs Grove,
Mart :n Smith, 13'.1 - C Li ocher,
BREWERS.
MOINMI
3:wob Wit:slvr,
OYSTEI{S.
Wm Goodman, S 11 S
lieitriclt, s
.131 LLIA.I:DS.
Farrel & 'night, 11,11
John Smith, leatll, 11'..k. 11 Royer, coal
1. .11;znInzg, ntilac. 1-1, lumber, 14
..1.ent.7. , ..r5, ..1; 'A C Snarler, aid-e 11
Co. coal and lit oh .f 11 tAockley, nal, I
114..)U5E
ll,rttel \V Mentzer, j
uYSTEIIB
S 85 111 Sherman, 8
i . , A . L.1e0 LtSl':
Bruner J.: J flickering Inds 13
coat unit hull, 13 duo ltudelloid, 1...111. 14
nub II':. \C Mintzer, Ind, 13
Lutz, itto,e. I.l'Jer Wv,t, untie 13
a It Euerly, uul,c 11
J:unea SLIOWen, S
COL EitAl
jer. Irwin
.1 B Caoady, aid*, 1:; \V 1, Dobhin , ,ool , , 13
\I ,are Webb, \V 11 Udluipie,
1-II make. 13
CON.ESTOC:.. TOWNSHIP.
Abraham ',wryer,lß'enj 1.1.e,3 clothier 14
flour Dad reed, 141 t/ Martin clothier 14
Tripplc Warfel, 31 Bruner, toLls
131 C K Acury loath 14
B Dar'h,,mdso, 13' II ..Vo.drews tru,hie 11
E I';rencohot Co. :John Erb ind•se 1-1
coal awl lumber 14 C S Zorcher mdse. 14
S 3I 11e,.,, drug Vi Ilarni.,ll luta 14
S Chirß, oyo. S S 5;
RATING 1101:SF.S.
f,aac Lc Laughlin, I John P (Jowl.
CON 01.
Wiley ...t, Co. grail - . ll .ll 11rider, gro 11
,fi e . 11 1' Side. , ,, :shoe 11
.1' Manitn, shoo 14 S llaultenberger ~(7.
.1 It .:31.utzler & Bro Sou, drug,, 11
Intlse, 14 Adatus ..%; Co. /MIS 1 .1,
Smith 6.; Kurtz, and 14 A. Collins, maso I'..
Smith & Shotrona 12., Bean .1: llro, lulu 14
OYSTERS.
Jame, Murphy, $5 I John Selnnuek 8 5
CL.X.Y WNSII.II'.
S II Eberly nul,w 12 Si' Weidman nid
EATING HOUSE.
I>avid Martin,
DON:I:UAL EAST
Vionhis Zell, coal 13 , lumber,
S F Eagle dr. Co lm 10; Mll Schock, gro. 11
:MasselmandiWatts fJ 1t Strickler nid-i 10
mdse, .IAI no Markley' cool 11
Bail Price, emir. 11 D llowniam drug 11
F'klin Fauns, gro 111.Iobn Shertzer, tin 11
F Fletcher, li S look, tobacco 11
grocers, 1 :ti Lightner, gro 11
d; Musser.
DISTILLED.
John Itihlerinant, 8 I
E-111..N0 1101.7:81.8
Fred Iferter, { AI Kerns,
DM:AWE:E.
B Patton, nuke 1.1 (I
IL Wat,on, mike 14'l Baer
S J Alikree, mil, 141 mike
Biwa &Marsh, anal 13 W Bunting, atta.W.:
17' M .110311arreti,
ilso 14' attal,c 1-1
D Brown, mike 13'
EPILI
.1 1Z Buyer, alalso 13
EStob,r, alal , e 13
Baer Raayeroants 13
L Ziglcr, aII (i , C 14
roas, & Sharp,
1111.1,e
Setwr Brodwr,
coal lumber lU
Fastartcht (-lorga.s.
coal lumber 1:1
01:8'j
BEE
Sam cloth
J:l1:01, Ream, Liu 11
A Bowman, satl 1-1
IXS Lutz, lial%c: 14
1 atia.e. 11
•` " .. 1.1
9atauel. Wolf', coal
and lumber 1.
S Itacker, maw 1.1
BRE
TEN PINS Lt:
A S Feathers. alleys
EA
BILLIARDS
S liiili~ i•d ,
Jocob Hollinger,
:wise 1-1
JU(ISO ly
C lloftuntu, incise 14
.I;ett - Holland Comp.,
ualse 10
Brubaker tt; Smith,
harness
Jur) Black, drug 14
A Dillor it Co Inds 11
Vi" Ellintther, gro 14
EATING
Abraham Salley,
EARL
W 24 Smith, pr I
It Culhersou, I:;
111e,titur ilat+ure,
harJle,s 12
.1 Witerer, jeweler 14
Zimmerman
tin, sewing mach
ines 14
. Houser, mdse 11
JnorSAvigart, nit, 12
Mentzer Cu.,..1c
tutee 1:1
HOUSE.S.
lbatte
EAST.
S Hammond,
Inds°
J S Wallace 6: Bro.,
naNe
M E & A Rank,
mdse
Sensenick,
loath
S Weaver 4 Son.,
mdse
L WEST.
S .11 Sekluniridge, IS R Brown, sad 11
mdse IL!? Brown, mdse 1/
W Kurtz, Inds 13)
ELIZABETH.
Causer tt; Wailers,
mdse 19
A M Brubaker,
dry goods
J 11. S High,
mdse 12
Levi Mentzer,
mdso 14
J Garman, indse 14
Bowman f Cline,
mdse. 13
NEW AD TiEIiTIS'EMENTS
1.7,1 - AZAiIETII TOWN 11011OUG1i.
.1 P Ilonirri»rl, slum. 11 RN Is' gob , 12
Ilrunenum ,S; Co. Ind. 11;11 S 1205., drug
1)R Ilamalzer, drug 11iJacol) Dyer, hard 1 1 ;
11 1 , Wouner, shoe IlAaron lU, , diger, nub. II
Itel•Wr l ILuisey, hard VI 11 Itaxht roNer, Inds 1:2
11 1 lolrman, saddler 11;.1 11 Gish, roal
EATINTCI HOUSES.
Mary A ilarmon:s . ,
Gen \V
Henry Shritz,
LIQUOR STOVE.
A fi reciul wait, .11
111ZEWEli,
henry 8
IBM
C. \V Ilcuu4, nut,. Ili Itliq 11
RcnJ NN, Hiner, m t,e 11 1 Tiati , 11(ity4lit 11
.1 mils° 11 1
1 , 1;12rON.
31 A: I:: II .lii" W" Swift, twist. II
111 Llor.l :Mayer, coal
11
antler 11 furze I I
3 A. IleConkr, 11 4; W 7.00 k 11
111111 ILIA) EAST.
Iliestaut S St:tuft:A - , - 111.angw31t
coal and linnbcr Ili Ind,e 13
1111 Ifulfutau, nvl.r_ll Julut Slut-ker, gin 11
~~
IZingwzdt Day 1 , , I:: I
EATINt; 1101:SE,
nenry Mu ,er,
11 EM PEI ELI) WENT
I_l Ahhnlle, 11:%Inn in It
Isaac Conklin, nwl-• I,s N I ho.h.rnan.lnd,, 19
silo, VIC 1: Jllllcr, Inds• 11
.11 51 Collin. 'loth `,llll 1;1 uukliart, roil 11
John 1 22•1•1111, 11141,, 1 .1,,1111 Kentlig, 111,1,•
11 Sin .01,:er., 1:n.,1 nun, mils. , 11
John 11.1111wnn , r.rce11 1 - 4 I: K.IIIMIIOII,
EA,Tr- s a; 1.1()CS1*;.
MIVId -
01 - STEES.
,
r..;1!: it.
I..V.IIPETE.:II EAST.
lIII=
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.1 14 Shenk, 114 211,3 m., 11
.1...1 If) \V 011le.ple & Son,
Julio _Hinkley, 111.1,e 111 11 - olNe 11
A Briiiii•i• I " " eon! & horn 13
eon) atollopiller, 121.11' Rook, coal, Imo 1.1
1) 1 )e 11 1 1111 2' 1 ', Iris,' 11 , 11 Proeland, Imlse
E.1 . 1 . 1.›.;(; 110 USE,
1...1.111?Fa tat ") , ..F.:ST.
S II Mll Kri,ler,lll , l , o 10
ClI 114:2-,1 , r, Jiltl•;e 1 I:Sain'l !um 12
ASCAST,E ), VNS II I'.
2) Wolf A: Co. loot,
LEA.COCK.
A Bern,iey it Co. nad, 12 Bay Bvl-.• 12
. 1 / 4 , Maier, 11
Samuel 11rue, ooal, 11, A .1 11 Gut ter. 1)110 10
EAT NTI,-
f Lealevor,
I,EA.OOC 13 1' P 1.111.
S Groff: nuke. I/ 'M (1 Weugor, grain
DC Martin, ind.o. 1:1
011 kv •:)o, 11111•1 . , 1.1' . 4 Ii 21Y1`1 , , 111110 r, /0
- 1.1 - 112 1111ITAIN.
:11 cloth, I-1 .los 1 1 .txton, Itia.o , II
Jo , loch soil, It nuke, I:;
Ilierettandizo, I g, 1:1
()1111-toall, uul.P, 11 :11 11101*, 111.140 11
MANIIELNI '1:0 1 1 . NS l'
.2B W,eith•r, snat h., r0d...•, II
niSTILLIF.E.
Jolla S 110.10 Ter. S
:)1.1„..");11E1:11 BOROUGH.
Worley roof .Arrtut & Boyd. lux., 12
:111,1 Intithur hard, 10 . 1) B I fackilmn. ntd.r, 1
Jll Kline, coal 1.1 S Erk , ininger, drug 11
llonll),..mer;tllroluds 111.1 31 I lain:, 0:141',
IVal•on Nvlt Hint:,Dyir, hard, 13
I I 'I; hi 141;111er.
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lltnirylZurti.loather 1' runt' 11
.31rs Gibhrr..o/1,Y111' . 7Y 11 1;00 'Wenger, ...11/1e II
L tter 11 .1 Myer., hardwaro, 131
S .31 Ilininutn, sadlor 11 \V I . ll3ast. 341.30001 . , I I
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1' Slit,r/.01 . , lift, 1 -J .l On•nler, /.1./111, 11
I' I' Kern., JOWCi..I . , 11 .1 31 3 . 1111/,
John 31rDonnel. 3.33.0 11.101333 - Potter,on, coal, lo
W 1:1/11/1. gtin , lnith 11 . 13 I' Elwrly, hard 11
',' lit 1 Furuvr•on, eon/ . II
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I
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it:111 . & Clarksutt, litioll.
BILLIAItDs ,;c.. 'I7E.NPINS.
Bruner & Barnett, :3 .T llT,ltletnan,2:tll,3'.., •)
billiard table.t,, .10, L. 13 Frick, :: a11e..., •Al
Jo, Prtelc, :1 bud tab -10,
3.3RENVEITti it DIS'fILLEE.S.
A Strobl° t Co.. 8 ['BD...lnger, 6
I A. Springer, 7.11 , Prank,
1, Knapp ;
.Itt,eplt \I nelzer, 11.1 Wallin:4 4 'r. "-. 1 .•
s It T.ll,ltler,
...
II Zadpfel se et,., II .101111 V rlllAti,
liiti 7 StiliS.
.1 ItothArlllvi, 11
31,1. 4 101:".111 1 1 , •• 04 /. I i
CLOTHIERS
- 11
I Mrsli & Bro. 10(4;en Spurt Mr,
Myer:, & Rath M m
van, 11 .3 K3l cr, II
evoy & (Mrliart, 111,1 Ila 111 a 1 1 , I I
N E
I I
S. 11 Haub, II E .1 Ernmnin,
.I . A Edam, 1 Ili:Mem:in & Mo. II
J IC Smalling, 14 IC' Ilvrsli A: l'o. 1:1
s I.:rhino% 14 Cl Ilet Ming-, 14
21rEW AD VERTISE3II=B
COAL AND LUMBER.
G M Pennock, 1G Sener 4: Son,
:M
1; 13 artin, 7 COO OS a: Wood ward, 14
Miler, Brentkman& Coll I' :\I Uorrecht C 0.,& 12
11 Baumgardner. 5,
CONFECTIONERS.
13 .1" Gingrich, 12
t3lßoyer ..t. Bro., 13
11 1 ,Tacob Gruel, 1:1
111 E Day, 11
11 E Sand, 11
lover,
Samuel Demuth,
C Mentzger,
C ' , Sneer,
31 Sharp,
C Boetner,
DU rrL ER Y.
11:1: Etielutilllor, 11
OILY GOODS.
:/' II 1.31%./030,t0i.k, 311
11,11renn0r & 110.1011,r, S
Jolin Lk SI: 11E , , :1
11:I' 1.0;04 A: Neplicw, 12
oi. V :7•0•111...t z, 10
H,\l G,2l , o•lll,orger, 1::
1' (1.•01 . 1. Faltm...wek, 1:1
1:11,,4•lit .t.: Ilurnish, 1 I
Lido ttz Br.,
MBE
um=
11:tger & Bro.
.rollii I'. 'Alayt-r
.1 B 31arthi.
Wentz 13e0,,
1) llnir
P Is 7. I:renewal',
I aneS Co.,
Drtre,s;
.T Li - ,lig, II II B Parry, li
1) :11,..,Cortrilt:lc, lii.l .1.:4111e1. 1I
Thomas Ellmulzor, 131 J I. Lotus' & Solis, 1::
Grtlgt•rct.; Wee, LIU 11 Nlarlcley, 14
U .1. Ildhlll , ll, I:; , 'C I I 1 f,rtz. 11
.1 Smith, 11 I; S:1111111‘.111)urg, II
NV C.; Ikilcor, I:"
E.1.T.1N1;
HOUSES!!
!John Eshleman.
IJ litintnall,
I: 'Root., d. - .l.,hultz
John Sehoonborgor
John P Posthnol,
!J . M liphor,
11 Strohlo,
,John Frauel , eto,
IS Erisaram,
1.1:tool) flagg.
John 3lnt tt‘ril.
Trioli 6: Lc:to ,
!J Copland,
Mary Short,
IJno,li Clsinger,
!I.' Waltz.
!IS 11rIzlit,
1.1 Watling:on son..
OS I:lnghloinan.
Illoory Trowotz.
IJ ii1,.5.11,41•1.,
I , Suter,
3ulin SvlleurettbruAl , l,
(loorge Kyoltior,
3 Wittlingvr,ja.,
scorn.,
.1a4.01,
.1
14 1: - .)lapp,
Z , Avptvl,
Il soll ,, •llheitr,',
A N I
Rol It,
LOWI ,
.1111111 F
.1 spritlg-r,
A Myers,
IC Franlc
OCIIIgr :;110118,
()won 1101)1,1,
AI II 31..r,er,
1. 7 (..Ikuling,
FLOC ' F. El).
11 .1.)1):1 31(41,4 Ilan
11;1 'ltoi I:vat.2..
111 V I,lltlnn,
GROCE
ForreNt,
John l 7 IlnuDel
F (': u .uu,
E Stw.,
John llonlil, 11 I-m.43:v Skimlle, 1 i
Julin (left,. 101 , Peri,el4, II
Jame, Holt, 111.1olnl Weyel, II
Joseph Cinrineh, II .1,,h0 W 11 übley, In
.1,14, ruhredbaugh 14 .1 E AVenver, 111
M tilmenier, 11 W 11 Miller, lb
1i .1 (:able, • 14 flower, .l, <la rli , mi, 11
E. V Heitz, 1:1 \'/ 1 Itingsvalt, 13
Ca,ner Al iller, 1111) ,c. J Inirsk,
P Inessing, 1 IlJolin Ponder-I,oth, I'2
E Steward, 14 , 11 2.1111er, II
1 teary Keller, 11 P tiinder, 11
C I nee, 14 A Warren, 11
E Porwm t, 11 David lidng, 11
P Finger, II .1 Elle, 1:1
l • sladlt , i., I qilenry Fisher, 11
Alhright 02 Co., 11,..k. s.tetvatd, 14
,\I WO 1 l', 11 , Vonderssintli A: I t o., 11
Gl.O WA ,, ell‘3l`l, 1t:.1 P EJtettatelter, 13
Isaac S trot PC, 11' Ifenry fl,‘, - ‘l, 11
1:. Snyder, 111AVIII Itliekendern. r, 12
Jim jiltutic, I I`.l P 1;14+ 1, , 11
IV Ilectold, 11,J Lawrence, II
11 Keller, 11, \tin (linnan, 11
1•11arle , Petei•s, 13'.1 It Smeltz, 1 i
Elias Ittad - .. 1 11E1 I. Re' ilhold, 11
t' Slier.t . ll4, 14111enry Markley, 11
(' 11041111,,,i, 1 C.l 11ert30,2, 11
Chas Sehwelibel, 11 i.lltekst.nu Wisner. 11
Mary Wit t tal re. 11; F Sutton, 13
C II Miller. 11 S Vander:sail, II
George Sheatti , r, 11'F Stahl, 11
P Klrellot, I 1:(1Porge Earne,t, 11
.Mlaiii l'inger, IllThemlore I' M'eldlt•r, 13
Lewl, 11nrl, 11.1,5 liartinan, 13
. .
HARDWARE.
(;- M stuinman & Co., 21A W 0: J Itustwl, 11
LW lur .11 ll ruff, Dl.lttlin May, 11
HATTERS.
T 1 Torr, 11 Shultz .l• Ilty)„ 12
I . Smith. II John AI tireen, II
lIOLSE FURNITL - RE.
.1 C Flinn, 121
IMPLE.RESTS.
lie., 13 Sprevlier, 10
1;;V: Rti
II z mond , .o M . 0., 1311 reno- Shall/Z. 11
1: 31 Dysart, 1111 I, .17 J• Zahn, 12
Theo \Von, H 'Aaiun K .ht(-I: , oii, 12
:‘1 Flu vuter, 111
LEATILEII.
1 , P 1..,ch0r, 12,11 Davelor. H
.1 11 AVII, 1.:1"rIto. t l .llvito., It
11 II Sio:iliog ,‘, Co., 121,11 C Bowl!Ian, II
II C Lwthor, 11,— .‘l2llor, 11
LIQUOR :sToitlis.
v,-, , hri,-..k Lying'. 12,11.anotrie , (1 & I.e.iller, I ;
.1 1 : NV:t1.1:11,, 1:1!1 , nao 3.11.111,r, I'2
11 E Slayinaket , 12:.I I:olitcr, Id
E Sliober, 12!1'llal le, l'eter.. 13
'AL CS ie.
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.1. .i St1.11111:111 , 1 . 1'. II Ii 1: Kli.l'lll , li, 11
OYSTERS.
(' Shank, 8 iiiniiiel lib.singor, 8
.la, 1)ioliior, 81.1iis Boar, 6
.1 Si:annul:in, 6 1 11ais. Timmons.. S
- Boos, & Iltillnaulo, B'l.'rod NValtr., is
lleury Bagrtelt, 71
...
ritopue.E.
John sohloroh, it
n En or Liczt - ort
Krytlvr, 8
S.I.I)IILEES.
IM)211
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SOAP.
IL Millr, II II :%11114.r,
S ENV I IN ES
Cityl , 11:111.
snoEs.
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Wm .11illor. I It ‘V II (It:Isle, 14
I• Aloer.iltriii,, /VI . : NVl , er„ II
.Itte,to I.'llett, .1:1.: Iteteitter, -1. ,
nrenentnn. 1:11.: Went, I I
I•: Its If it
er. 1411 , Ktzter. II
.Itnnt , I'•, - 14., I I 'Chen 31tlIer, I t
.1 0 t :-.lnntic. 14 I' thr.t. 1 - I
.1 .:•1t1y , 11.111 , 1 t• t.,111., II .1, llttelc, 11
I I , I•Alt 11l
'PIN.
tr , stsy t.; LIPP. II .1 1141,1.. II
I•eaiter t.l• 1-•elt•nott. I r,
I'S I Ii.It.:CONIST:-3,
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.1 1Z :tll , >:•amht , o). II 311 t -..t..t to:Q.'', r, It
.J tut Mill, It CI; /It'll', 1:
P it El”•111::111, It .1 IL 1.4,:),!.. •I ;
S:Ilill P.ltin I , tql, 14'3 Si;:thle, 11
(I Ile:.o, 1.4,1111i.tit 6. /:rir., It
II (' I , tltuttlt, 1 C.l ll'1.1,•11:111., I ;
I , 1, 1.%th1,..r,
L'Pl1()I,STL:11.
.1 K 11c.ffittior, ll 1
V.A RN NIL
A ,!,..1 Itolo,ht, I I
V.Alt I ETy.
(•,11,011.:, 11.1:101h I,olr, I::
.1,/ , N - tlroon, 1-i Tlaallas 11r , r11, II
.1 :11 11reav,s, 1 - .'ll iina,l,ll:.er, 14
Jain., 12ratigley, 11 , 11 Swills', 14
.I:as /1) Whit,., 14 1 .1 E44.•ntakser, 14
1 1414.1: a, Cl'., 14(.11a,1 4 ICael , ll. l , 14
1' W ala-r, I t ;,las Marks, 14
annia Duncan, 14,Lewls Smith, 14
Moritz Vl - .4ll‘ilaislty II ‘.l,' 14 11,1111 , 11, 14
WA.111,7,14.01 . 15E.
.1 11 11i1nur a: Ilra., 14 I
41lay 11-.111
TH ZEIZO
EMU
W.VTEI: AYD WINE-C4)01.1.:It COMBINED
Is v.mrranted the best snit' yet invented for
keeping iteas, nal Its, vegetables, milk,
hot either. Read:
Your Zees Ilefrigerator used lust year kept
IIII:a Cam, fruits, We., temper:Unit%
perfectly sweet , anti the consumption of ire less
t han any other kind t cvii We
CulllllllUl }MUM:ea to all Will1(11.11. it. All
that Is neeessaly to make it very saleable is a
lzl:olVitllige Wheeler. ILO
William street.
" I tun much pleased with your liefrigmator.
It dal us good service last sununer. - -Mrs. Eras
tus Brooks, Staten Island.
"Too much cannot be said in its favor. In my
estimation, It Is decidedly supet tor to anything
of the kind now in the market. It has given us
the best satisfaction in respect.' -railles
lialilWllll, ill:0,1M City, N. .1.
Judge :stover, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Si rites:—
" Your Befrlgerator gives perteetisattsfaetion. It
ltas preserved meats, vegetables, milk, and but
ler, during the hottest months of our variable
elimate.."
Mr. J. J. Thomas, _Editor of the Cultivator and
Country Gentleman, Si)'.': "Thy views in Te
l:Oil/II to the preservation of meats, Sie., by cold,
are undoubtedly comet.-
111:TAIL, 11Y
ALEX. M. LESLEY,
t , LIKTIL ANY:Net:,
D.P....C.4M Tilllly-nith and 'fliirtyth street ,
.11:ty I I, tr. New York_
QTEN - ENsJIUUSI
21. 23, 23 & 27 BROADWAY. :N. 1
Orpo ztel;olcl,,,g (;r , ,
JN ro / . :1:1101 . EAN P
The sTp:vENN Itlic:4l.: L, .Sell awl wait It'
known to the traveling puhlie. The location
4,heciallY shitahle n. myrrh:tuts, and hiP•ittess
itrn; It in rime proximity to the business part
ot the elly—is on Ihe higimity or Southern itml
\VC , I.TII travol—p u tl [O.Ol the principal
ihnitoml loin steamtiont
The simv Horst: lips !literal it,eonnitotht
t hots for 05 er guests—lt 1, well tarnish( ti and
itypry iunticru hilpl 0V..111..n1 for th ,
and 'innate.. The
14 ,,, t,t, Spitehilislll.l .Soil Stilt llated-I,,,vid
oci with gas mid wad(V•—tltt:thellthing, is pl MOW
and re,p2i://1:i-411/li the tithle Ss getionnr , i'Y
v ided with cSsr tilvheary nt the season — ut
uwd
crate r.ttes
01:0. C1.1.15. - E CO..
3r:t::11,*67-61111 Proprietors.
NTkYr ICE.
_LN The and
Elvezloii foe Pi•••,(l4nt :Ind ive Drector ,
,1' 11, Ktuff:nail F
I, •` i )..' hiat
tho
I'i>l%imhin. on 11. 1 , 4;7..0
11 . 4•1001.7. I ' . M. I 'lt
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AT \'..'l'l: s.‘
having pur, Inee.•l nottt the It.
It, o part ot the. prone, t.)• owne.l by theta •It
ttt...l 'ln the southern part ot the /lot °ugh., tn..
,h• sl,Oll, 4)1 ',ening 1.411-. I.n 1,1111,111)g nurpte...s,
o p' ..t.• n o w prepared to oiler then! to the pith-
Ile nt rea...onabl.. nips.
12y (lilting at the ulllre of A. S. Ch eep a plan of
rase eN tett,tun of the It...rough through the prop
erty. showing the stret curl be seen,
a 'ld kIIOW3I
CO , SLER,
UItEEN.
tnay 1 '67-.:nl
MtICE-S REDIXEI):!!
•imot.m ions muter proper head to St,Y.l
All Coal sold muter Its right nano% and most
..lanit on its own merits. - We will well to the
ettlzens of Colombia, at
WIIOLD4ALE PRICES,
by 1...11t. LOAD, us low as the lowest lu price;
and us high as the highest In quality.
lifiving the Agency of several Millev, we can
supply any amount.
1311UNER A: 310011 E.
GREAT MAMMOTH SHOW.
THE
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CONSOLIDATED SHO )8!
CIRCUSES AND TENAGERIES,
111' The Largest Exhibition, irt the World!
With a Model and Complete
77,wgiii
.77,470,;,,vimf;4:•,..,4-,-4
i, i ., i ‘ i zc, ,-,o44.ir'if,--
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4 $ 11 V: 15 )::.•';'::.4:5t - ,4 ~ti ' l ",*
s• (/ ' :•\,, ' IF. \'', 'lit
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And a Conscl , dation of Use leading Talent embraced In
4 e , I Mt_ er. 3r=
flreceming inn, Rare and ("MP , . Animals. Interestirz
Birds and Reptiles and a more Varied and Novel 1...-
Cllll - lance titan IR any concern In :m^tica, A
rimier portion of the
ilia‘ , 4l
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ZOOLOGICAL SPECIMENS !
hate 'Joan Just imported, Sloan; ills features are
THE BABY ELEPHANT,
sr,* ,
raw.,,: a t .4 E'ephant r.ter ray
turoJ. Y , tont:est and :.riallist f,(l 1,11:1. Only ly
atontiPt old- Stand'. 2:; Inch, hie, and xeizb. ,
:11,0 puuntts, hlla the NW nderful lh,rocnne,
lrAnt,l3lon.iter,
4 4 "3M 7:.-71. X IC ,
tirTHE BABY ELEPHANT-CO
Doing too ,onot to n
to
the Part:, ...I'. 1... 1...E1 10 the 12. g at eAch.
;
1 / . (t.%'
PROF. POZIMPAUGZ - 1;
The, airing 1.11,141 Conqueror, u tll at each Exhibition,
enter the Den, eent,,ini MOSS, TIGERS, LEOP.
A ASPAHERS and lve Thrillinj
NT
Performance uith thee, ;
Fierce c and Sava.;o
Monsters
The free Diqday et WILD ANIMALS and th•
FEEDING OF THE WILD BEASTS
Will he given in conjunction with the
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CONTINUED AND VARIED
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Dens will coutaut a Magnificent Zebra; a
Towering Ostrich, White Plumed, Seven Feet
Bight Three African Lion (SIX Months oldl
Kittens, finest and prettiest specimens in any
Menagerie; Sacred Cow and Calf; Long Lip
ped Hi ndoostan Bears, only Animals of the kind
known to exist; The Erebus or .1 et Black Lion ;
a Dominique Alp:wen ; the • I Ship of the Des
ert"—a Dromedary 01 Sahara; Dlack, African
and Asiatic Lions and Liones,e ,, Bengal Ti
gers; Senegal :ilia South American Leopards ;
Black, Grizzly and Cinnamon Ba
ers •, Striped
and Spotted Hyenas ; Elk ; Fallow and Spotted
Deers; Cashmere Goats; Wolves; Panthers;
Foxes; Coons ; Inchnenmons; Congollrs; Bea
ver, ; Moose; C;vit Cat , Fr•drie Dogs.
With a FULL AV lAIII GE BIRDS, and all the
known variety of Ape , , Baboons - and Menke. ,
• ~
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ORMIMIIIIIM=I
Con.a IORY Vit I Net I. Al :
horn ,
aro SI oast h. ~ •,.r
O,
251.'110 Carlotta IVlllthry.
La Petite Louise,
l'rlargaretta Le Moyne,
Miss Jeanette
and .111.'1)w Cleincne Fabtier.
'X'vv•co rood C3.4crvc-33.E3•.
Vete Conklin S.; Chas. :Horgan.
John Conklin,
The Aildete and Cannon Ball
J. Liortrandez.
Champion Bare Back. hider.
Geo. Derious, Omar Doltele, Laltowe, er.
ter, O. Hunter, H. Ifanlon, Pie] re, Jean, Doen
ford, Dunbar, Mons. Perrino.. W. iticharileois-
Master Charles and Mr. H. Whi tiny,
and Gibers, farnlshing ail dirt is Neve', lotoundin; and
Standard to the Equastrtan Act.
igits. A GRA ND PROCESS 10N....31%.
be =ado upon the tntree into Town every'
AN. "Se .3.'3.° ra - ,
Consisting of
TgaL 31C.A,..5511 7 3E 7E9E21 , 131- 1 •11..E;or. -
Drawn by Sixteen Arabian Horses, conmakintt BRITNER'S PHILADELPHIA COR
NET BAND.
painted and ornamented.
• 20 SUPERB DENS, eleLgtultlY
r,-"' n ^ ' c - • c 3, M 3_ cit Igfr 3:3. 496 sa."
An in - in - Leuze ,tock of
331c.c)cled Circuis liersrses,
And - a
LONG LINE OF WAGONS, CARS, &c.. the whole forming a PUBLIC PA.
ILADE worth a nay's journey to witne , s.
All the Menageries and Circuses under one Tent for One Single Price
of Admission.
Two Performances, Afternoon & Evening, at 2 & 7 1-2 o'clock
Doors open one hour previous.
Seats for all who come. Plenty of Room. =•
•ADMISSION, - - - - - 50 CENTS
CHILDREN, under tO years;; - - - 25 CENTS
THIS :ALA:AIMOTEI SHOW
Exhibit at
LANCASTER, lionday, May 13th.
At COLUMBIA, Tuesday, May 14th.
At VORK, Wednesday, May 15th.
ONE PAY ONLY :
AFTERNOON AND EVENING AT EACH PLACE.
COME AND SEE
THE LA RGEST SHOW
IN THE WORLD.
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