t,lun:Tjia , ` ; I. W. 7-001711 J. W. 'YOCUM, , rublishers and J.A.WOLPER3DERGEICD-?..Propristonsl' " t • Saturday,' Sept. 25, 1869. Cestamacarmss,letters, contributions, generally of merit and interest to the reader, , will be acceptable - from friends from all quarters. STATE' 'NOMINATIONS. - - • --- . GpIZELXOII: JOHN NV:' , GEARY, , Of Cujib - exlatal Cov.uty. „ . • - • VOTt, atilltEDLE J - GlO93Le HON:IiENRY;;W: . WILLIAMS, Of'illegliany county.,;, ... - ES A lAS .DLLLINGFELT, AEI ionstowit . JOHN D-11-V.41. - EFEL,. City.;'' '' ' ~ 4,12/ L A8EA...T.1.6.111 GODS 'E,.East,,Cocalico. • ADAM O. REINCS i."alautielio-, , . DR. E. D. HERE; dtaniown., ..: - . JOHN E. - WILE t Couny' twp. ' , V SEDE . D:r. " - *VERS. Sti•z.tio.i,; ' borough , REGISTE.It. , . , . ~........ „ , . -. 'SY S. SE ENE, City. - „....-) , .:_.• . m .., : vxortio-so.r.urry •W. D. STADTFIE, City. .. ' ' '' er..r.tm or ,citrA..ivir..„simsr.o:s.s. WILLI:in SA.E.ToN, City: - ~. cum= or ourliANW moth'. z ' „ . ROBERTS,"West Hempfleld ," ' • JOHN 'M. 'theMSTltogG.lttriitle. 2 'l)inzgroit3•or BEnialirtz ADA.leitt lEI;rItE;Ea - st Ltunpeter. - -;pitiOtiN"ris4preroits.'.• ' HENRY S-!I*.IUSEII.;-317Doitegal. 7. , • *.• • • ROBERT MYsAMT,lmount GEO: Ay: , 14R.NSI•*, Eden. 'arrici:thet.lest - issue o - ribe " SPY 7 we haverfasnciatedWitiCus in the'puhlication and, business managenient of the; paper Joseph 1140,olfersberger, iat onetime .- fore-, - maniik the largest printing in the `Cityl,ilidireeentli,oftherni'of E Thorn qoca 6:o , ee., Mr bit ,:,Wolf e rsber g er:s experience ,as,a, -pracicaV . printer and. jobber:llas qualifiedz: him fOr 'the - icie,!plair` -dreaMental; fancy jobbing. , f onr 4 ness,will,he. made a :specialty, aed ' 'ltsoie.b.lreadymade'additiOnstto'-our ,, 'en, iith*Ockefic - oh,type. Egsfp',our ~'friendsfor.their liberal:Patioriage ive so licit the same. , , . The Registry; Lawr,Wzhat , Arise lie. Dozie.inSirderAoNote,; , .' ;; - • Tor. .the , Republicarvq.Voters of. - . Lancaster, • 'County. ' . — • •• Your, attention is 'directed Ato the fail: • licwini'exilla*ttiOtk tOiiseer .-,,,;;;,:ol,lyrhatisaonridntyt :?,.the - •pretnisest' ~ osee4hat~yonr names ' a Ye' placed . 114V3 JIALIAI..DSI.TI2I,NS . . 7' I ,AVil),:sea.tliat e:Jteftublicatt- Legislature • • hagiimpeied ti.jp,oi . them. 7 '" ihe[tequire: meets of, the Isw, ,in order!.that they may ;vete:for the.p`artytwhicli,has always s'ood by them: 2 ,-EiI9:LTN..E WILE ASSESSORS LIST, "" 4 ..0nc of which' , is:-.posted • libude ' iv•here'the electionKis, to be held;.•and the . ~the- - Assessor's: hands. You fi. * to exu . .mitie` therd,• :- free of. - - ' • should.; oon4aiu ~yOur,natne - und,,the s nemeslef all other qualified - voters. -"Ain the'diefrict i- 'they - Shinild 'efaiV,' ? if ' , You f , e aro a; uousekeeper,,tue number. or,your house .the street-it• fronts on • -'Yovir, °cm -pation,;,•'•if4otibberd;,'where `and , - • witlr - WlCOrd'yed - : boo:rd';':if•ydu `work for !mother, your : euiployefii,:aame,; ,and ' ~pe§44..yreurOlaine,sheuld • tl he - ;,wriAte - ': tho word ", - ••• - If yqn have been; uaturailFed - there,wilf, ;also appear the letter '„ f:' n lf Y4l hive *: • •rn erely - I'deelared-You r -inten Lion , to . bedome a ,citizen; tlie letters • r, If and'.22, years old, If , you have moved' into '' tiie "` ditiCrict . ; since , th'e ,last , t • " n wi ~ i`a ppear.`, ap it ' your ipaiiona/idi ' ilk:i& '• see t=tkzt 'your name is uZion the list: • any one 'elier, • r go,youislf to the Assessor . and- uoke --4 , :;:yonrplzthrOo.,•be patron: , 1 nee ia.bOutid to •llieie net "eineitfeii your' ` matter'Bright , Younneed not discuss the . - enoukh ' „, afsii you ' r iiiieji - ziesid - en de, • 47 eitise c ticie; , If yoa' , dtlayTiicitp , Fitbia'-to . o drays of the , +' Yo' must' show 'your ",`papers" jto t) e • If yeti' intend co )1i - A le67cqt y 9 r fflpSC_ papers" ; before 7 i lhe':;eieetioniy9l! must . mho*. your „.!!first.pspers! , to the-Assessor. , t- .. .•..See ; thatlottr:iiexpeifere..On Theie "first paioeilf " a rid 7-,tized =before the' oleotion;l: get "- uralised first; ' imnicdiatc ' Zy, 4 and go :' to the lath• . • 'Ail natuialidea mu - 4..iiike •,,(papexs leieitfOikeni" ,-- Wthe : 14 1 , _ übloss, , 44 4 71'.).„,:c.'. 4 .SR.:15!"! 1 2; PY aT.) ;,it•-•:ithe;qeise:district,;,G ';' , /1" row vtuatlake'rizik , ftpapeie 4 so ten you go to even -1 y(!ur. • name 2s On the - , Doc,. ricit , forget 'tbiS; 1 -. .)l7 l 7Ohr,7eriemies 3 44 of .•: l iair'ifent of within f4040.71 . 4' A . ,ift'2pitAktit ::;141.Hicku,1;:titide ieee s. to _o t ; dela ' Te +,, teri,`•-• paying• '; to< the ;niaiter:: iioy; tor rift' g re J iere e •, . The tiotit The 13th Annual xhiliitioa of -, , the ‘F ' a:rineral,ii`triurQ4dneS,ociey,Frigaie. TUesdx#: - 4d.,.7.V. n'esday even ingliVf this Cweektin:'tlieTdwn Ariiietta,:T - .. the '•kmd'invitatiori'.Of the . :eommitiee; on . We'diiesdaY evening, which 'really was au • 'adjourned exhibition. The display of • '-fittitreovering six 'tables' extending the entite : length of .the ;Town Hall, was the finest ever held in the county, and we might say without arryllattery ). whatever, o n e of the finest , ,-ever the State. We heard, many persons__ remark that. 'With - the ex,eeption of a few varieties, ; the display-was equ4l,.to ; the NatimMl Eichibi tion.;reeentlyr held in Philadelphia:; ;''vire had prepared a lengthy . IrePere'for our-local - columns; but the Wantof. epace, at the late hoitr,We write, will, prevent:the-, use:of the •rep0rt......1 • ••-• • —.Editor The grapes' wore especially' fine, and the leadingyarleiips*,Coneod,,Delavi:are, Isabella, Clinton, abell4, exhibited in luscious profusion'..difr..R: Wedier displayed a Mai-ilia' grape; . white - ; which 'ai'a new variety,'and • frare, was pronounced ; the finest ever ~exhilc4d in the , county.. H. 311. Engle: had'. on libition=ls varieties . ; S. Dellinger; y SPangler,s . 6 ; 8 ;:TacOb,Franix',l3 ; S. Book; 8; .Ms. The • Peeri Were"'veij 'the varieties' truly _magnificent. jobn Mes ser had 9-varieties; 3. Dellinger, 1U; Casper ,'Hiller,'.ls: , ;"Jadge.,Lijiheift; 11 ; -Engle'' Bros; , 7 18 . ;: Sini;tlt,', of Philadelphia, 'the finest Daietiesse gpleineever .seen.: in:, the :.State ; D . Roath,;2; Henry: M.' Erigle;:p . l;":H. - E. Lone eCkCr, 5:" The . 21:414" , Were1n,seasen and, the very fall. Engle& 8r0.,-had-on hibition -37! , -varietiei; D. , 31: - MeS-er, 14 ; S.r . "4usier7l4 jr 0- N. fine. Collin with 5 other,vei:ietieS: • The King Tompkins couniy•a nd, the Groslf. apple were of the ,finest on' the table's. ' .• Tl , e diSplra - y:Of - ietieltee was—not as full as if tbe exhibitjon had beet) .held earlier. The vegetables:. were large,- and of the finest varieties. . 'I ' We .Congiatulate the'§Ociety'• - ori their unbounded success.: Their ,Objeet„iii im proving fruit., culture les been Jelly, real ized, and the-farmerS'and citizens in the vicinity' of - Mariettandy(fitet:'every-- where areyeaping,therieh:beOe4ls.' We hiaye giyeri only 'a few ,names,-,to ,whst interest-is-felt. ;:There' were many. others, who' had' equally'ds - -fine bat -not in such ,- reat-numbers.' The commit= "tee having ,the matter. in ' - charge -were Messrs--af:•• Wolf, .13.= SOanglef, = H. Eagle; .;k:S W. whoWe close without,paying;a tri ..„hute, to, the- exquisitely. good, taste of ,the Jadies • of-Marietta -in,!preliaring the tab les and. in arrangingthe-magre-ficent'boqitets. ,of flowers which 'adorned, therm' 2. , " kraut Coliimblai'to';'Wetelititaxi." - ",„ The country througli:whiclillui excursion girtypassed - ii rictriii • in in oral ,Atl'of-iirge-,•: olOgical,resource:s; 'Prom tO Nebo, the soil St bearlyv every turn : bears signs of mineral wealth: - The deep - Vats in. the:roads ^ reveal/a ci3lor ; -bears the surest evidence, oflarge - deposits of. Iron: ore. ,Below Safe Harbor . the 'farmers are occupying; their spare.tinie in digging: ore, which they either transport to .the furnaces .near-Lancaster, or reserVe -it to supply the' Harbor furnaces; wheruoncb the V Rea! De;: posit Railroad,, opened to the v public; , ,unlock- the , resources of that cointry;r.•and start up the rolling mills *and :furnaces, • whick have ;been standing,. id le -- for"many years.' , :Tho lower section:ot; the :County: is • really, suffering for means of transportation , and supply. , ,Dne gentleimur told us thatlhe :had. purchased. property.ati a liighTfigare. dduring,'!,, prosperous days, i and : lied held it for,the , .last Ave :years.amly ,hope of seeing the railroad cOmpleted:''The ,Poxtv-..Depositinailroadisno• longer:a mat v ter 'ofensier _transportation v for Company,,but is„ fel , necessity for , the_lower end. vv.,. v .-To,show this fact we ,tuight'add au in stance : is.geaerally vknown that there • ,are pretty extensive 'forges, - both at' IVlertio gorge and.Oviletnativilleroa the •Pequai; the latter.of which is operated by Maj. Hoopes. TO keep these in operation, it is necessary to have thedron pigs sent down to Lan eitstervironcoMarietta; and ~ rviiom- L aticasteri transported by teams to. he Peques.:!. Here • .it,goes through one or two ,processes • i itia,pressed into square blooks,h-whicti are ,transported., to !Lancaster , again to find a market k•lsewbere. , iYet •with.all this Cost,of itispparently ;is productive.: The v eheapness oflabor and material renderthis, - "everWtai-wliich• added to^. the ',easier and zeheaper,rneans of, treasportntion, by -ran i , -would make, „ therbusiniss,highlyvreintine- t; „ianire. Those-interests especially feel,. • ,thevadvantagoof,the; proposed, v;Madiriiiett promises soon to;be a fact.:: Near bit: NnUo; andt along, the Tucquani-- )arge_quantities of charcoal, are; burned. ant, ivoftheti tither which is useless-for other pu'r vpnees. Tile dusky„forms'of the , men :•.thad. r theirmaud.hutsini,,these _Lancaster v county, , remind one of the .olden times. - , , ~ -: O v r ir-,excursion party; bentupon discover ,iesoriatleseveral extended day trips along the yiVer. Stauffer,. Esq.,- discovered-a 'hew which has heretofore .beemun , nownin - the vichthyolagy.,of ) thecounty., P. , ,S.vßathVorti the entomologist,qiiscovered an insect, , w bleb is , fcery Belden'. met - do this muter the. State. !ski; the geologist andmnineralologist, made., merit ,Selence.-;•Cineies•ancliconglo'mei- . ;otes utivritind;:the foimer..especially;•in ; the ,-bed , of-tle. river. , ile the: savava were” . sdisclosing,thehiddenvivtnysteries.oftriature, oungeniallfriends,! , C.T.l o ...liengier? v Amer;vand. v hfrecl; ;Smithy discovered :a.' water melon -' patch von; aneighbor's' vfarin; , :froni -Which pur'caterer supplied - the partywith -five melons at reasonably, lowprices:a v, Mt.; Nebo iwetsaw , adv;old ',pride • list ~ ,hanging-up sbre .which evidently -bore testiniony, to: ante-War .prices—bniter 9 cents, and egge=o , cents';" six-cent sugar • sold for.eit!J.iip.v.,iinithose,days.' Byron, the abused, says , of,"somevlaVorito spot "=Those 'xlaYtt are tgone,,but :beauty:still:ls i v ere„!,'_ ; ,„So v ,we theughtvrthoitidiiys are gone .but;,We '',ThruughManar„totinshipiwe:.nuticed -the itinest.,v,school.r.bousesOfezi have "seet4atlY7 00ero v imlhe,county:.- The'sDirecto . rs'have bttilt_Wltlfayievr.to coniforkand-cotiveni; acl:;Louse is providett.with a khe 'and being of such respectable size, reminds One more of An academy, than Abe,,fi school hOuse,of v .twenty,yenrs,, , ago., .', The fruitcrop,in . v I , Kanor,lumtotdlent.• The, securing quit - e.:fair„ in Same Manor 13 1,4eh s .hetteier.timullitibisfr , bal. ity.:,.Thure, are; not kiiithY2,,,evldenCei of 'dienglit;',"WbfaiP; ine'y';l% owingroither. to :MOO frequent Wers; ? ,,Or,.different soil, anelent 4 lazid marks, - and :Its revolutionary history will be the subjenecifiCintninitketnhj WE giire below d eery brief and extel . Y `lent synopsis of the tequiretuciats of., the ;v :Registry law, for which we 'are ;;fi -.indebted "to B. Frank Eshleman, Esq., of : Laacester. It is the lass , in a nut-shell, antdieheAes 7 ; :list the careful study of eve4linAjzilicat' ,Tofer. Go examine the Registry list, find your name, see if it is spelled proper. ly If not liaye ,it„corrected, immediately.. Do not delay the matter. Post ypurself on the reqiiirements of the, lair, anirbe prepared to challenge "any illegall . -aters w may 'polls: - DIITIEa OF ASSESSORS. the duty of.eaeh,aesessor; in revising_ his_ list of resident taxahles:- " 4 1. ToSiiike Fromtlielist ilia ;lame of o n ier3' person, Who'hi; kneWii by him to and died,' or removed Iroin''hca 'diStrlet, and , of sneli' Shall'haVe been ipiaile,ktieri 'td 'to bare ditid' his ,aistriet, Said Wei' Made Ont.; He Shall as' be lie shall lino*, iinifsiich as Shall boiniade, - known to him to , beccaitaiiiialified'ikg` - iere'sinee asqSatnent Be'shalt'also add the names of persons who make clam to hurrto be qua tOiein , the district; unless he - lin0;:s them to` 'bemon-residentibr natlegal 'iioters; 4: Th all cases of the addilfonOf a "na'rne to' listlw the "assessor,; heSliall'aisiisa a" tax - fortliWith;'and aseertain'UPoti'whit'grou"nd: 'ianth'peraina•clarms a.ioter, 'W. 'When 'regiStrathin is epinpreted,,the -.seeing' shall mnke'an alphabetical list of 'the white freemen, titgi;v:i3;2l - year's of oppo- . 'site:each name; sitife - Whether ' ihe voter be'a heiasekeekt:'Or not, and'idace of residence. -' G.' assessor should register any person ‘cLaimingtO vote by reason of being 'flatii'r-' alized;Unless be exhibite'cdrtificatnof na turalization, or this' been' a' voter in t sucli" 'district for five consecutive'yeara next Pre-: ceding Such registration:: =' " ' 7. , When the , person :registered claim's to vote' because of his being between the! ages 'of2l and 22, the assessOr'shall' iirite!oprio= site each name the word 8: Upon completienciflliSt 'registratien and - assaseinent; the zissessoi Shah Midi` With 'return the'saine•to the' , COrifiniSionera of the county, who shalV'canse: duplicate . copies liStEtO be anadtkont, - and the, assessordsbalFreturnOne for • inspection' Of all the voters'iand^-tha - other: , to' be - where electionhillelTitreach- district. 9. No asSesSmentor reglatraticni "shall lie madeltsilthir Wit dais next befOrd election, by. any assessor,' under a'pe"naltioT lino not exceeding One hundred dollars; or "itripriS- onment not exceeding three: Months, 'Or '— ' • .I.o: , 'Aftei 7 assessmenis' are completed, on tlie•tenth day before the 2d.‘ , Tuesday, :: 1n; 0o :: toper, the'essesscirft‘slialli Monday "IL' lowing, - make return the , colinty conar. • mission - ors ottlie;ntunei Of such pers'Ons; as Alavo'from lime to time, upon ;Tersoiial plication; olaiinSd' to ;be: voters,' since his -last previous return..- • " -•-• DUTY' OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS I. It hafthe'duty.of of the county Cointrits- , sioners to furufsh 'the j'aSseSs'ors ' with: the list.otAtixstbles:or • transerillt , required by eighth Sec; of act of 3 Apr:ll . -15,1834. 2. 'Upon the-return by assessors, of as sessments and.,additional assessments -and reglitrritions 4 by the -assessors; ' they shall 'furnish-to the 'assessors ' , duplicate copies thereof. • . - : . • , S. It is their duty to fainish to 'the , elec tion officers tv hill and correct' eopy:'of the assessments, containing , the 'names •of all persons returned, by. the asies:soreof the re spective , districts , as -resident ' taxables in .said districts,logether the - necessary election ,blunks. •" " OM '33IMY. OF;.ELECTION orrlcEits.: , • J.. , -It it their duty' to ',r . eject •the Votes of fered by all persons , whose" names 'are not 'found .an' the- assessment-or registration' listfornished them:by..COmmissioners, • nit- • less such. persons' , can , make satisfectory, proofof their right. to ,- .vote.n - - : --.: %.: 2. Any person claiming right to - vote, whose dame is not on' hst', itinit'Prove by 'at least one qualified voter of the 'district, ... that that was his residence at'ieast ten days ;next preceding 'the' electiOn:' The' 'Party voting in tiasubscrilie a written or penciled: eflidavit stating; when' and' whore - .116:-was .born'; 'that he iii'a.'• citiiEtti. of this common wealth and of thelTniteil States, grid that be ;dlll-not •remOve intO , thIS 'district for the purpose'of Voting; thel'ihe - Paid 'a State; or. ,County tax.witbin.two Years:. , '''' ''''' -tt 3.: Inell cases of vi'voter claiinieg to vete • by reason of taituralishtiiin; tlie election of-. 'fleet-a shall hint to prOdUcelhia'cer tificatethereof; males:9ll'olas' been :iv:Voler in the 'district.' for at least ti'll'' yiars- pre . eo- ing such election. .r- ‘..-; .. • .. : VOTED SIWULD • .1 EXAMINE' TUE :ItEGISI"ItY AND SEE THAT HIS NAME 'IS THEREON' WE . reprOduce this. Nyeek' our appeal:to ; voters to ,bay.e;lliein names registered. Lets every ..man attend - to it personally-- Do: ant' , :delai • another `moment: Next "Saitirtini;942'd;l4l4 :the - last day; Thefiniecrats hope, to elect their money-, ed , condida.to through - this negleet 'of de failting register: :Attend afterward. Ite.4.onr'„digest - of,: the , . the law, study , : it . welkandldo „not- be waning -in any requirement The law'is'the.only hOPe; - "of'theliCeptihliCa - ri ; party against :eOffee-pot .naturalization frandeil and- , fin-: gile, - .116=11316e Demcieracy,. ' - Do' not -allow iiMe'vere' to - he lost through `negligence or ?defauft.l.°, • ' Tin charge that. Asa packer,.. mho: is repntod to be worth twenty million ".' ars; shrinki his tales and'poys only eight dollars ninety jive colas On ti gold, watch or trio; has been made in, every, form .that it can Ire put.into„words,-,-but itreceives4o' ;di3nial;.•;,The' , charge , -is; •suppOrted official;proof,'therefore it cannot beldam ed.' The , which Slacker ' .wriggles, oat :04,are added, to,,taxes.,othard-work ing.- clerks;-.• mechanics; tradesmen and others:' 'lt"i"s'tu the vote Of',"thiii' class' of that Pucker_la — ys claim Will^ he get.,theaLt=, •-, - , ;. 1 •6. •-• . • ' of our can friends in, thikhorongh „ a nd : ,couutry to the feet and they' must .? male: noplina dons for township. ward, city' end• bo rough offideris- - ,, Tax,Oii.tcas ELECTED IN SPEING,4UST.SE , ,ELE6- TED rixis,yezz, - for - the election, vilf „ g s default; rand ""the" de'mocititie -4 .*Uouiineds" , Will'he‘elenfecV 4r. ,".. lIM ErroirrfitEpurs :the Han isbuigr:Fa riot says ;11Tr:' Wacker was "thrown into ihe Lehigh river in 1843-hY Pe on sylvania women. Three": hundred i:theuiand yror!ciiiginen":of Peuasylvaniu twill thiciw bete ler 1869, , • • • ' `dollars is 'rule great iolitiiiel . :enoncidrnm..of, die ,sAnswfirsrecieved - at. , the' headquarters , of the-Deieberatid : State Central I ff much '* Packer, P IN Asa who iq , worth twenty paillions p 019,1104, paya,,oB.9s,llixei tifi!the sr,re.-•5- if. ,, ,''.. , .. , .. 4 ?,?..e , .. ViiiiecF:Sjaies'gliternaivßeveil4 'dpa'rt fitieot. iii."l'c'i lolik''','Oh; 1144HougWillitt l le .- •:' - f • It.l. -;,;.- ~ ..,,,,;:,. 'to pay off-tbenlitionalttebt.RlAi „ :...j.i.,, ~,_ • _,„„„ 5 ,•••,,,, -t-,....,y,‘- • , r,ia,,,',,, N.,14. "4, Ir Packer pays $8.65 Internal neve: nue, bow much does the whole Demo ratie pa rty-.. 4,ay : 1 ... '• `.' l ' ft , .'"S. ''' 7 ' si l i.i i iiii::`, Z.:l , t,',f .',I, - ''.l.li, —Pekin has gas works —Texas Ints . p. sour lake, ;- I Prenticyspat is , 4e4l:t .„) Mace Is in New . . . —or,egoit is cattanipgsalrqop...., • L.-11u trtlxild i only sl " ePt foue flours.: -Kentucky is'tlie ia soTggl'est ,-, §t4te. , —The sues cena; hag thsee.Sl,oo,ooo. edin..el-4 1y . 1)1 );(.? 'l 3 3 3"!- " anew' game. ' lthy. ' clr;ink her' wine crop. in'tbstia - ; - 1 an,....4)164 well. 6' a , o ntb. auftl6ai:4l in Australia, Raleigh us,aa eggs at dozen:, rrnia Glad at:a:fixing up u con -NeW York lids' a",”*at;'lllan'.l"v4ssoefa ,tiiin.",!..." uniting . —The `.4.liiiit,;rst''''arerf..lai nll4' ti` : ; Leo` I.4.Nvlt'i3oreilnific4lt.: '—.Senator Fentou is' increasing hi poor health. : —Signor Blitz: has : rotal: •'' • " Ul:)ideeldit.* sSlitta:liaS four hen houses. " —Malta averages one'tairern'iO every four houses. snakes' are ' Dismal , Swamp. • "' J . . - ! Russia , now' keeps up 'air 000 ; Iv —Maggie 'Mitchell:Will': de Hart ford. in October. • " • Piesi4ot Kinibdr* is" a Superb penman.' " ' ; : —Measles are killing redent.:'Mormon emigrant.S. —Their are catching sarclini..4 along the .gultedasf. Nelson Kneass; who 'didn't' Write. Ben • Bolt; is dead.. :=The latest - froth Paris—bon nets 'are', hal f ;an inch bigge . r. -The Posit:ass - ter General's injytred s olbow 'will:soon erook.' ' .%•—Andrew , ,Johnsoitis to intike u stamping • tour in - Georgiti:. - " s ', ' rs: Myra - B r abou t • to become allinb of the law. = • • --Itltindi" tire, toirli• oat 'and brunettes coining intofashion. , • Norfolk has restricted herself bylaw to , eight'boot-blacks. 4 • ' '• • ,• Seetett , sport'stnati at'ery - Suedessful `insalmon:shOoting:', • —Ball's eqUestriaa 'statue 'Of - WaShington is a one • =There are 350 waterfalls within ten mites offlthaea; New York. • • • • • —Wade Hanipton opens the bitwl at, the Georgia Fair this fall:: `-'-Boston is "soing . to. 'up a "Nations —A. tonehink'new 'ballad js ''My Mother in-laikod Gentle Volee:":"' Pittsburg is Said to be nyalling.Chicago ,in the Aiv . oree Jefferson Dave§ 'hak - been rap Pointed a policerain - at —Michigan has'tweiny Cities with popu lations of over 6000 each; LOCAL INT:g1;TIO-h'NC:E. , . Co titsma . .lo22lNp.-,--A stated meeting Of the TOIVn 'Council was held,on Friday, evening, the 18th inst:/Prosent 7 -Afr. 17pp, Feesident, and.'l4essis. Crane; „Craig, Dot.: wiler'atid Nonrse.' Thn,Min:n.tes of August 20th were fetid - and upprOyed. The - ginance 'come: reported 5167.:92receivod,hy tho 'trona urer sinco last meciting,.,Mailld balance in •the treasury of $34.0..76 following The , "report . of ihn Committee' was read and, , accepted tlio cOMMittee disel24rgedi To 'the - Members of .Toiun Counditi : ..; the „pleasure, to report the New Mackei, r .11bUSe eniePietetr and reccarimend thatatt]..order, he', granted to LipliarccontraCto . rjor $;795,50; 'in;paynacitt'Oc the fiVil 4 eitirctifte,'rebarned' ,by Beguia tor and ask that' the. Buildiris nidy,,bo ac cepted so - COMPleted;end the Bailding,corn 'tnittee "disaharg h r it.irliag:'per'formed the duties peite , rilag'to ;theit'aPUclintment ',The (Pelmet price 'of the Mtirket'Oeuse *as .$17,000; and'the changes made iw the original plan antrsPecifi catkins, 'as'"didlirecl and tiiiProVed 'by ' the" Teiwn„pcifidcil; . ,has amonntetkin:shape r Of 'nxtrita; .to - The alterittiona and Priceihr making ,them, was agreed upon at - are . time" hetWeee. the' . contractor apecir fentnred 'Upon' the •cOntract,' thus 'ilialcingqiiir tend 'neat oilh - e'neW` arkef House ‘' -The ;amerint realize rout e of 'Market giandS, tiimi:farfor,the year , lB69.'ial2Xl2.so',"Making it e4ual . to 15 ,per , cent, upon the totalciistpfeenstiticlion,' ;conses4rientlY; tin' additional;burtlion, upon 'oull'eak;;Mitranituinzi;fin'neiit that is areq-° 'itidale • t.;'•-•#tir:"BOrdiailti'; and Which ',must 'necessarily I;the `yearly Oessailly'itaXonsfi hereidter, thus proving to the Zsitizens of the Borough, that the 4raprpvernencja - st'Voria.' plated; be a growing riiWen tin' to the, Borough; 4" Of Which hi resPeetfully, submitted. , ,'"""" 'Citeirß; %, •S. S. DE;rwtriun,' Tho Fire Department ; .ComniitteeportOd. ,15,new pings put,in at a'cost.of $1263.03. ; „. Thn,gavainent .Cominittee reported. that they had decided that the-,houses of,. Mr. Roehow and Mrs. Santee on the oast side of 5112Stiect near Union, should, he, removed, so as to alloW the full ridthsorriavenient.. mum . • The Gas Committee ;reported Lhat bpls of. $9.75 Qach against. Jacob ptrickler, and "13. M. Watts &Son, had been banded to the Chief Efurgess forcollectmn.- , —, - The consideration. of 'the Wheelbarrow ~ ordinance, wits , on motion of Mr, Crane, in-. deflaitelypOstponed. , , . The oneddere:tion of the ordinance relate, ling to ti3e:lighting "cf,gas lamps was post poned one Month. petition, Was ..roceived asking for .the erection of a gas lamp nt'the alley adjoining the ItiveMide.llotel, •On Front Street, and, on motion, r • eferred,to the :Gas Committee ; ;Wlth instructions to remove the lamp iifront4.opes' ~ sliep,to the point ,dei igaated in the,petithm, and to erect another near to the railroad if the removal pecessl- ' , 1, 4i 6 4:,: •r_ „,cif! motion OfDX.r. Crane it was„. , ..Iteaolved,,Tb_at thel'avitiggoinniittee.he iaquastedln require the property owners to , have all the gutters 'crossings 'the 'pave ments 'conform. to the Ordinance regulating the same, as many of the gutters are entire, ly too deep.and especially .the, two gutters on Walnut' street ' between 'sth' and' ; "6th zatreete, , on: the 'iproperties nd ,Siple one gutter will, answer • alt , purposes focbtith, and, vvhen it is practicable, the gut- Mrs should he pa - VeAuVer.', Adopted. _ ; "ciii.inOtial:4l.li. Craig it'aras • "'Resolved, That all persons having ‘ private alleys be required to continue'ttar: pave ments across the:same with. brick; , placed ;on,talge,.the_width and•grade of,said ;cross'. ing,to,conterm with the Orditiancenregulat:. m tag - paveents. 'Adopted. On motion Of Mr. Nourse ' it was =I „ Resolved; Tbat the Chairman of the Road •Committes is irequested , to notify' the Co lumbia Water Company to'at.once repair such of the Streets over their pipes that are . _ nasal° far travel, and also that tile Will Company are to put all theAtreets width"; they.haveopened for layi,ggpine, r in as good order us they 'were,:previonecto be laying of pipes,;.prtor to the lirsttlay, of Woyember nest. Adopted. • • ; - - Mr. Craiie offered the foll'Owing',,reSoldtin2L. citizeniof Front Street. Basolved, That persons owning property on 'Front Street, between Jones smith shot), and the brick house of Mrs. Jacobs, haim -perinission'and''are _lie rebyqiutliOriAd'' to raise the Pavement .and Street-gutters in, .frotit'of their. Property-between the points natned to a uniform grade and to reduce the width of the pavement to nine feet from the building, and removing their entrance to 'vinare; and allAtnnecessary door steps and: other obst' notions tipdn the pavement, Pro , ' vided a proper grade is preserved_ for the drainage of streetmid 'pavement. - On motion pf.S: S. Detwiler the petition and resolUtiOn'Were referred to the; Roa d and Pavement Comtnittee with instructions to they may ,determme. • The 'Market .Committee 'reported the names of a number_ of persons wlib rented stalls but had failed to pay , the rent. On motion of Mr. Nourse-the COM ilfilfai7 . was directed to hand the' bills 'to the: Chief' Burgesi for. Collection, and authorized to rent the stallsolf the rents, were not imicl within onemouth. ~.; , On motion of Mr Craig the followirtg:or- , dinance Was adopted : . AS!ection,l. ,B 0 it ordained and enacted ,by ,the. Town Council of the l3orough,of bin, That it shall be,unlawfut, for, the own ers of ducks and geese to let the 'same run aelargo within the Borough limits. Section. 2." That it shall balite duty of the .lEfigh Constable to Seize and ::peti -up all geese and.' ducks . found:runinng-nt large with,power to,restore the same' to the .own-' ers upon , the, payment -of the;cost of feed and temeents.forzeach goose-or Mick' titken, or,if het redeemed within forty-eight hours, to sellAiettChy,public outcry to the n igliest and,:bbst'bidder. ' . . , SoCtion.3. 'The hig h Conitable Shan 're ceive, one Lair .of the amount r paid for re demption. , ••,; , Sundry bills were ordered to be paict•al Ler wbieh.Counail adj. Local Brevities. -.1 The Coal trade has sufft;rpsuffered i:a;tierially on account of 3.irater" in the Susque- henna:. ,:Lerie.79Pitifiei it'rC,lTwever be road ,Company has opened a channel in the bed or . the river lor'.the hoatv.to :pass under.the Chutes. -. ' •'' - A heavy, yein, of blnek in'ayble 'has 'been diseevered'on I.;'darnitt's -firin on tbn .. Coneistogo Creek opposit9 Lancaster *City Mills, , The unterrified dernocracypetin gonven tion'ii Lancaster On 7edneedz.iy,Sept. and after endorsing the principles antl!doc trines laid down in.the general convention at garrisbu rg,noininated a StateandCounty ticket. , SeverarrModeet nen;'ncif'WE4hing to be elected, withdrew their ninn'e'si others Were elected lii iMelancatien:''The,greatest' harmony prevailed during theproceedings, many •Of ;the party - 'assembled" eslubited Roman 'virtues. in declining the ,•honors, which the convention, tried to force• Upon them. All this•in the; face 0f.6.000 Repub. licanmajority: ' • "S. F. Bletz 'built n house for"B. : "dishier, `weather -boarded: it, roofed it, pat , in win dows, doors, floors, dtc. in eight' honrs= r the shortest time on record' "'-"' - - The storm of last Friday: way. / very'' de structive.' Fences were i iiiiiiii away, barns si.:7iek: by lightning . and', destroyed and other damage done. Geo. Hippie's barn near Marietta was, struck by ,lightningnnd burned, A`ctilfperisheilin the'ilames. The barn oflacobHuber northwest of -Rollers-. town was.conpletely burned. In East and West 'Lanai:later the storm was espeCially destructive.. , piine stack's of wheat, belong ing to John Hauser, were, turned - ever ! by the storm : Several cowe'belowing ~to. Mrs: Barbara Kreider were :killed ,by lightning. toWnShip a.barn belonging to Samnel'Greff .was struck but •not burned. In the Sr,v,:'oince.the current of electribity was so strong that it could be seen flashing allitrounit the 6ressds: , Several of theltu4nis Co;'s 011 were for a. time Refinery„,stun nod.. At Trustiot ßefinery„ the, nil vat' was so 'charged with ,the electric ,current that one of the :who touched it. was knocked The lightning wns hrilliant,und.the thunder,terrific..„ • . _ .71 L. i'litkerttat43§onened his new store at the coiner of Second and. Locust streets, s aidiFiretitly,, to waft:upon. the, ^itiiensof doluMbia. - - A Republican meeting. will-he, held at Bricker Ville; Saturda.Y.Gctober2nd.f.Speak eisL-Hon: E. billingfelt, S. H.,,Pi1ce,.D. 1 P. Rosenmiller Jesse ,P ennabecker S.; Amweg,.W.J.C., Seltzer,, W. A.l'Vilson t and others.,.- :F Mrs. P ' , EN/atm of„ Bnterprise,-, this county, luis written, an, ,os,..eellent article s on Pennsylvania .Dutch,:'- which r,is too 'long to reproduce... `Tref. Stouch's 'dancing school WJll.open in the dad Fellow's Hall, on Wednesday evening 29tit At taticaetor they -.l.lave,:on,exhibition a piece of pnf.OP.PAul, Nybieli.„.4ll.3y, cal It: per-,, Retail]. motion. We assure,our, readers that is not tonga.e..,..jt is said ~ to be curious. , The young .iiteprAlicaas beld,,a4neeting court House „on Tuesday !evening. immense croWd. and: Inanch:.enthusiasin. nas ,a nonvealept, , posti.olline and, an, ()tinging postmis6ess, anti'depuiv, :Directory,of Lancaster; county: be Messrs Burnes and,,Peaniol is the bes Lover .„. published:., ,Everypody.should,bavo it. Alio r thaolt . ,tl,l* . 3 polAisb ..... ra for a copy. WM T • Ble.ek has' leic at Abe ,S.Py office, a bound volume of The ,Oracle of .Dayphin : ,.a paper published,,akHarrisbu in ISO 9 We expe"G to make ~ 401/10 quaiirt extracts aG leisure. • . i ; ;:On §atßnyy, egtober market-.wilt "Open at 9 A.• N.,,ipaSeaci of, 5,A.: , WrAghtsvillp Items .by "TrioX ROOT HOG oR Div.—'lli6thitli'o'i'whieli"- .phrsse.:is • being verified: { o tho '' snttstaction of some oTourtsltizens if , riot'lciglieli Some ten daYssinee.our r tenin'Was'Afi'sit4d byn fii3g drover navint . r:for'eule - aletkf no perently fine shoats:. • By•repregentin , iTtlnit -hislirras • were ruined , in Perry '-CO.;lae In duced qielte'dnrinetier of our "eifiieiii to nur ohase,itt fiknres,tinit should - eleveto' "Hog, and Hominy".to filo -re4peetability after the - Wr. Porkers' were domiciled.'im , the'cquarters , 'USSlgned - their :by their new Ownertf f , theflie'gari fes idlosyrieraciesl_thataremot peculiar to the TheY , abandoned roOting,' refuSed.to •eat,oancl;exhibited a , lameness In the : hind `quarters, accompanied, a sllolit cough. Several' havediedand nearly all or the 'lot are effected by the Sane malady; which ap pears to be contagious, as hogs 'that' were .raisecl'hy.the.platies - purchasing have con tracted the - alsease which has also Hitreved 'fatal seyerarinstances.: : • ' " - On tihquiritti it has thtnipiroci - that. tlio hOgs warefrorml.hoeWest , nsteaci of Peiry Co. 1 ' T , _NEW:---"Tbes , 'abuttnene - being build by • 'the J3ridge Co:,•tb enable toenitn'Oonsttiact turnouts foetheiailread entering the:bridge ;thus-avoiding:Mi present ineotnienienee - of endless elattngend shartear;ree,hveremeh ed:nnehastage of eolnpretiOn that thedeeli ed improvement eanho inade , ie eltort, v.L:-exa • MAL : Wilson .1:iold< two'. Water , lotsvadjoiningithe 'lergetbriek , waie:hotise of Win. Mcconk e y, to? Mr./John - BeidletoPthel-fittli.Or Bpidler r& Stoner for POPO: .is Crruitoii'':APiAnfg:t-Tlier'"Refoi•thed Cliticli=ReVi'lliPilir;:iiinf'iiallOr:,"sirill'be 'reldedicatedAcr,'„inorrOw:l',:lhe*e f ts o : here;llie s :Ca4let and the church' - 'will::frese'rit:liai 4 heiViip- "' ' n'OC ,A' t „t Jind „-.. - sililag'i?..schobrso 7: 46, AI? Thp: music 4'ler , lritien' from abroad will bo hero. and raes by 'Quid. kli .:.-tia.taseputurday we tool: oar Amelia clown ;113,.5ee the great and glorious belloomasnen :`li,M ho4ltincaster. In Center ScilliOrthey 'fiatl, : tlelnachine, all full of gas; just 1074 ia ,great rriliey of the fellows wbo stood.4l,Car,• incessantly, and remarkiniefße, - char r ming beauty of Amelia.-- There was' an awful crowd around. There were big men, and little men, girls and boys, females of every classefront-thegfeWbig -, ,svotniin'"o rights advocate (who was always imposing on the area of our corn-plot) to the exqui sitely dear little ienlcedsweetness of our own Amelia. There„were at least twenty ,thou sand, peppla,ther4,, terlides. the :ladies and. they were nearly all there. The balloon was -avery.large-pieee geliternxaept. at ore'pineetwhere they put:, the gne - in. The crowd at the corners was very stericuislY ti r sixedrdansistitigi Mainly of a few sober men, who were always -17tsome body's way, a few lovely women, wbb took up mpro : rootn than zi allowetl,'„by i .the civil rights tind ti,..fewr,,itgilant.- policemen, :who were always Jo ; be 'fettficl';where they I'veraiiet:Wanted. : , Beside:gilds congregated mass'eCillLmaniterad'citi - folkS i there was a large delegation of-ladies and gentlemen from the country;, !mule in tc:, see the sights—these deported , thomselves 'BVery voy.3.,:riON4, 7 ll ! *ii . htiliO•on,:,••goes up, .hence it is:mot necessary:Sto,-desoribe the ;going up thereof:: But to Itear;the'ladies go off into ectstacies, was marvelous' indeed. One-near -us exclaimed "-it's perfectly bettutifulncanother:-said " isn't it grand,l sublime," to which weadded "bosh.", One woman had her,mnUtb!oPen, seVeral, inches to'eateh a glimpse of the ascodding glory. When Mrs.. Wise (or othewise,..just as you please), tripped, basket; tech nically-Called " car," Amelia wanted to go along.; luttwe wouldn't let Such an etheri al gq off ilintitable epttee far fear she might be non est inVeni7M. _ What strung - things one can observo in a crowd of ini.kecl . population. Some people try to show off their wit,•otheratheir znOney, 'others awl r fine elotheS;and es2gen eally their charming voices, and musill if they have them along. One lady had - on . 'the biggest i eb ignon. We' eVer' saw. She was, dressed in, exquisite taste., Let us describe her.. Sho woro:a gaant'y lift le bonnet; nut meg color, far:Chen-shaped; with (4S:tri colored feathers and spreekled ribbons. IThe _flowers 'Were 01l of the-sun-liimier spe cies. She had on - a: nutnide (pronotinced new-mud) colar, with spots on the corners. ller clieSs was it rese=iceldred crape Iwith black and white spots all-over,it,'and nross barred at 1.114:6:41e.e. Tltetriutiivasloopedup With fish-hooks ornamented with yellow tops. Tier pannier WaS veiY farge, made of plain yellow : velvet, tied cross-barred in the center: ., w It as'aiso leaped tip at the sides with rose-colored:erape, An orange - 'ored trimmed robe; half, was coneeeled; mind 'yet - reVetilecl” by the Massive folds' of the' . pannier. Tot:nowit_ this living temple of fashion. She had swinging gracefully on her arm.a heavy blanket ,Shawl :of 34110 w and black mixture, .she'leeiceAlike one of Madame Demorcet's traveling advertising cards—with this:exception that her "toilet" -was pronounced a "ravishing novelty all the girls in sight. -We guess' she lived in Lancaster, , and , litts -- ;already.liitt reduced the thll fashion: •After the balloon -had "gone up " the crowd dispersed and we re turned to our - 110mo, determined never to ' take Amelia to these fashionable gatherings again: It el‘ . Vii,”:'detiLiys' a. girl's 'eiina.- nimity to see-new fashions, even-if they, are " horrid ugly." ',There is nething'se':dieas trous to tie even tenor,of-a young, • lady's Way S -as h of a Vetv. Lien ri et, 0.: it lat e chignon, or a--fashionable pannier.. Girls beware. • - A CONFIDENCE •GA.NIE.—TILELikST i OP TUJ :Motri.o. l / 2 .N5...it 117:L.) be interesting to the readers of the Si'.r and ittnusinetooe. citizens of Columbia to know that a smart young man of this - Borough recently opened a local'correspondence tho 'Express of Laticaster,-• signing , himself ." Alert," and subsequently only " A." For the first we. It be reported local matters—a fact that we were glad to see, as we hailed this as a recognition; 'by 'Ourmcighboring town; of the importance of-Columbia. Of late our Borough has been figured largely in tho.io eel •cif • the• Lan caster dailies, all of which we approved. But this young gentleman, who was t'ry ing, to fly, upon unfledged pinions, exceeded rthetiounclS:blrlifs;t...zrst,ing smartness, and essayed to soarligter, and if not control, at least to ape wisdom and greatnessi in de.tatlnglipzp,thp,SE,..Kouglitto be condtiet `ed. ,The SPY lvits no longer a 'fliediunit for t.l3o: ; ilessetn]natiou , of marvelous :.tvis dotr,,iind he 'sought the'columns - V.oa: co ern porary, where he got otf the , f 9119 : By tho'W . Q , ',4he .411 11 , under its new manage ment Alas not altogether,turned oat as the peo ple rantleipated. Judging- froin `the - tone (lOU editorials in the last issue, it evidently will , be run in the interest of the., rings," etc. It is not the journal orformerilaysOoo much nonsense in its columns; little solid, substantial:reading; and much dissatisfaction,is;aiready.manifested 'among:its - patrons: However , it is to' be hoped the editor will discover Ills error, and continue to . cenduct thc:parer in-its-former manner." This was a. contemptible . but harmless thrust' attlie'husitfesS Prospects of this of fice, but Ave . paid no further, attention to this nice young man than to bunt him tip, about which'iv'ev,proceeded. systematically. We believed at. the time and have been assured since thaetilEi'Cliaracter of the arti 7 - cle had escaped the notice of the proprie-, tors of the _Express, as cmr „velatiert._ with ihnt - paPar ; too, , pleassnt,:an4 ..the, local departinent:cond.Ccted,Wtoo:gentleiminly a manner to allow siieh ii tiMught.to terta.ined. The ladi,Sentenee df libi•lefi.ined‘iicl'W'se neculitirly refreshing, when It has been' dis eocered,lthat: this yang gentleman, "Alert" \via ,no_less,a perronage. - st ban an. employee of this epee, who had .been retained when the, ransfer •was made: to , _the;preseitt - ',ptietor4,„Whils entoying- the:fullest ?confi dence of, the proPrietors- - 6c,the paper, he With utmost 'Politeness arid courtesy. Ms conduct is beyond. explana tion. Pro babiy 'he WiiS i nethe treaChery Young attemptntl. in, the, Trikujaq, The i - naiter beeriuiiii I uoivri beyond doubt; '" Alert"- was'd iStn Gseil ' "frOin this office, on ;Wednesday' morning. - Nye,tvih him. success, in any ;en terPripai.fie' may,en - gage, especialli.in.:advising2- editors; "but 'ice: oaii,tiot".conscientiou"sly: recommend him tto .the confidence of any -'eofniriunitY called- a•few evenings since to •ixa!iiiine 'two, pieces of Crayon -Portraiture ut flinkle's on Secund street—One a- lioriiiit='-or the Doctor,"and ,the.,,pther ,lady.: 'These pieCures' are , - of :full,,large pnrtait size, in . vignette,, tastefully land substantially trained, and 66' niost." life like ,representaqons Arcey,er ; Seen. 'Both , of ' , these .were .dracru: : :from photo sgraphS,. . other, without a subsequent sitting. -'The- neuter's is pronouneed the better. of, the f twii,'=in ex ecution: and ilie:gebiral contour of: lace. —lPliis ~ w as 'owing to the assistance gave the artist. As oar sex fi&urta so stildore in' artistic' aauty, we ,feel j like , flomplimentingliim,,but ,then , iieimust"rernetuberlltat'llin,dbazipes were not, equal., , .. jair"with.-the ;..,4'Crayott.P,ertreitpte•is -Tipp / , It , haS Adye.Aitages.OVr.tkir =tirpl.eltadeslall-tdore" - ftilly'"nalai'.:tlie eon , tic)] 'aitiPea, tastM. , -.llfra. at; the quite a number,of , , out. availed themselves ef,-,thin'OppOrtUnity 4 of securing portrai'ts': She bus met with sueeess every. where Peisons: desiting? f p - ortraits are rsferred to - Dr. Im'soV, tlio`j:Prefibythrian (§abhatb.) ,evening, will `bef, , ii;-,a - tp.7!o'ciciehrttrid - b'ereafier 'at 'l.ll saint 3 boar. There will be no service in the morning. s iWcf_ I ", „,,,e1V,14T.,13* GREAT idEigcrizzasrAr..E - Oribrinhedays was anfutterAcglectof sanitary pre caatons.fth` ethcion Monne We . i4 l, adopted for the prpzentionof , silknoss: ei'age: was unknown in drain4ge was rarely altodipte'd In the eountry. .114 i ofOilitl'Arterer?„.!l, eft36744n-thp public streets, d an tiometi r e eletriallireinOlie7-grent antidote to feb 'rile diseases, was sadly neglected. Is it not so now. Wise laws, philanthropic institutions, and a vigilant sanitary police, have, to a great extent, remedied the evil: l ,.slier , is Thig' all 3''''Tidientlie ,- En'e s ci helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality Lt is not to ranch too say that tens of tlousands es cape sickness in unhealtli.? seasons in consequence of having invigorated their systems in advance by a course of HOSTETTER'S STOIIIACH lIITTERS, This pure and wonderful vegetable tonic and alterit tive comprises the extracts and essences of a variety - of roots and -herbs, - renowned-for their-strengthen- • lag,-soothing, vitalising and purifying properties. These Medicinal 'ageat's `incorporated witii spirit absolutely free,froin ,the acrid poison which defiles, more - or' lees, all I.IM Ilquorsof , %Cominerce, and their effect is diffused through iha whole frame by this Active, yet harmless stimulant. The resettle such a condition of the systeth as renders it all but impervious to the exterior causes of disease, such as, damp, fog, sudden alternations of temperatitre...te. Strength, and the perfect regularity of all the face iMtis'of the bodyiere the belt 6efe4guards :against atmospheric poison and the effects of unwholesome water, and IiOSTETT.ERS BITTERS are the best strengthening and regulating medicine , at present „knowit:., For eySpeppia and: biliousness it hey are ti specific absolute. (sepi-e9-tfw DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CATARRH treated with inn utmost success, by S. Is.ves,M. D., :and ..Profelsor. "of , Dieeasei Of the 'Eye aQ 'Ear, (his specfaily)ingtc Medico Motive of .Pepneyreanin,l2,2/enrs Vehrierry bf Leyden, Holland) No. Be 3 Arch Arcot. Phila. •Testimonials can be seen at his office. The Medical facultyareinvited to accompany Tiaiant..4, as he has no secrets in his piactice Artificial eyewinserted without:pain. No cliarge.for examination. fsepi-09-tfyi. PAIN KILLER XOTRATTA.; Kansas, April lA% 1.8r.G. MESSP.N. PERRY DAVIS Lt. So; • GNTLEV.P....I;:-...-. 0 • • I %matte sayalittio, more t, atidu the - Painl consider it - iery Am.luitble medi cine, and altrays keep it on hand. I havo traveled gcocl. deal. since I have .teen in ~ ansas, and never iriUioat trik Ina it 'me. In My practice I used it freely for the , Asintie-Cholera in lAD, and with better success thatiwith 'any othei medicine, I also used inhere for Cholera. In 11355; with the same` gtiod re sults. A. HUNTING, M. D. regre t to,say-that the Cholera piL9 pre veiled here of late to great e;tent. For the last three weeks,llllsm ten tolifty or sixty fatal each day haie been , reported.' 'simuld 'Add 'that 'the Pain Killer sent recently from the Mission House, eas been 'u:sed . settle 'consiileiable 'success during this epidemic. If taken in season, it is generally effec tual in checking, the disease. Rev. CHAS. HARDING, Sholapore, India." : septl-18-tfw ; • , „ TELE FACTS AS TREY ARE We began' In MCI to make Improve ments in the style and make of Ready-Made Clothing, and continued to' do so, 'introducing new styles and ideas every year, so that the entire char acter of the business is now vastly better and totally different from the systems of older bosses. Our Is to liarn exactly WIT THE CUSTOMERS WANT, and Instead of persuading him to buy what may be most conveniently at hand, we take the utmost pains to meet 1115 wishes. The building we occupy lb the MOST CONVENIENT SIZE, LARGEST AND BEST ADAPTED for.. our 'business of any in Philadelphia Customers can 4eel what they are buying, our Establishment being on the corner of three large streets, :Mar (ket, Sixth and Minor streets,) abun dant light is. afforded from all direc tions. A light store is far better. for customers than a dark One -B.lcrehants know that our sales are larger than those of any other hAuse In Philadelphia, in our line: hence we have to buy larger quantities of goods, and so get them at lower prices, es pecially as we buy altogether for cash. Buying cheapest, we can sell cheap est. Improucd IMat Customers CE22 31 a 130 feet 140 Violtloll,B The. Large Pu - cha,,es. We closely eXaMiRC every inch of goods that acmes int* our Establish ment, invariably rejecting all i imf perfect, moth-eaten and tenderfab rics. • ivection . The time wasted in looking over the sto , as sr a dozen stores tan be avoided. rex, under ;me roof, we oiler for isale• an assortment equal in variety and ex tent:to that embraced by a score cribs' ordinary hou.ses. We have 600 hands'amployed in the manufacture of Clothing, who are constantly making up stock to take the 'place or that daily sold ; this gives our customers new and freak goons to make selections from. Great Saviitg Prash Goods. It is an undisputed fact that this Department, (a large Hall on our second floor fronting on Minor street,) has nothing in Philadelphia, to equal it. ' , We have here ' concentrated the hest skill and workmanship, and those who prefer Clothing matte to order really have advantages they do nor re• _calve elsewhere. ' . DEDUCTIONS. Clistom Depart meld. From all of the above we deduce this one fact, that Oak Ball lin. e.w. the advantages of any °thin Clothing 'Es tablishinents in the city, and in addi tion thesi3. - Dedu - tio as. proposed of young men of the present tion, fully in sympathy with the tastes day. ht to the wants of the people and an en to meet these wants, which; in seven las placed - Oak Ball in a positron not. el attained in experience of twenty-five I.9G—A firm c - genera of the insf, . torpris "years ways, years. ad.—A Building better located, better lighted, bettor adapted and - newer in all its appointments. 4th.—Workmen, especially Cutters, who are not only from Among . the.pest and most experi enced: but are - artists 'their professions and couple with good work a stylishness, in which Philadelphia tailoring bas ,'beeft. particularly deficient. • It is the liberal Tatronage with which we have been favored that has enabled us to offer the un paralleled advantages; and this patronagetcontinued and extended will Multiply advantages, which we divide between our customers and ourselves. A visit to Oita Hallwill PIIOVZ every fact above• stated. WANAM.tKER k BRO WN, - OAK HALL „IHOPULAIt CLOTHING HOORN. Corner of . Sixth and Market streets. (scptA-CO-tf‘v ;4” 1•1 SI'EGIAL,INQTICE BUHR:NOV:A PULMONIC SYRUP, Seaweed Tonic, and ltrandrake Pills, will euro Con sumption. Liver Complaint.nnd•Dysliepsia, if taken uccording to directions. They are all three to be taken at the sometime. , They cleanse the stomach, relax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite becomes good; the food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh; the dis eased matter ripens zo the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. This is the only;way to euro :consumption. , : • To these three medicines 'Dr. .L IL Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the treatment, of pulmonary consumption. - The Put monic Syrupripens ills morbid matter In the Junes, nature throws it off by an easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or mutter 19 ripe, a slight cough will throw it off, and' the patient has rest and the lungs begin to heal. To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Illandrake Pills twist be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver, so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make good blood. Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the 'liver, re moving all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall bladder. the' bile starts freely, and the_liver its soon relieved, - the Stools trill show,what th Pills can do; nothing has ever' been 'lnvented except' calomel (a deadly poison which is very dangerous to use ex cept wits great ears); that will unlock a gall-bladder andatart the secretions of the liver like Schenck's Mandrake Pills. Liver Complaint tie- of the most prominent causes of Consumption. Schenek's ,Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and alterative and the alkali M the Seaweed, which this proscription is made of, assists the stomach to „throw out the gastriejuice. - to dissolve the food with the Pulmonie Syrup, and it is made into good blood without fermentation or souring in the stomach. The great reason why physicians do not cure cod sumption is, they try to do too much : they give medicine to stop the cough, to stop chills, to stop night sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they de range the whole digestive powers, locking up the se cretions. and eventually the patient sinks and dies. Dr. Schenck, to his treatment, does not try to stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Remove the cause, and they will all stop of their own accord. No one can be cured of Consumption, Liver Complaint, DyspepsiarCatarrh,' Canker, Ulcerated Throat, un less the liver and stomach are made healthy.. If a pertion has consumption, of course the lungs are in some way diseased,either tubercle., abscesses, bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion, or the lungs are a mass of inflammation and fast- decaying. In 81101 cases what must be done I' It is not only the lungs that are wasting. but it Is the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost their power to make blood out of food. Now the only chance is to take Schenek's three medicines, which will bring up a tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to want food, it will digest easily and make good blood; then the patient begins to gain in flesh, and as e4Oll is the body-begins to grow,the lungs commence to heal up,-and the patient gets - fleshy and well. This is the only way to cure consumption. When there is no lung disease, and onli Liver Complaint and Byspepsia,SchenelesSeawe. Tonle and Illandralte Pills arc stalk:lent without e Put monie Syrup. 'Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all bilions complaints, as they are perfectly harmless. Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for many years past, and now weighs WA pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in the very last 'lonige.- of. Pulmonary „ConsumptiorwhiS;phytifithuus havingprononneed his case hopeless Mid abandoned him to his fate. Be was cured by the aforesaid medicines,andidnee labs recovery- any thousands similarly atilleted have used Ur: Schenck's prepara tions with the same remarkable success. Fall dN sections accompanying each. make iLmotabsolutely necessary' to personally seelDr:Setten - elt; unless the pmtienta wish ;their lungs .examined, and -for this purpose he is professionally at . his principal (Mee; Philadelphia, every, Saturday,,,where 'all Jotters for advice must be addressedl - die is alseprofessionally athip.32 Bond Street,',New-York, , ervery,other Toes ' day, and at No: , 35'.ifanover - Street, Boston, 'every other Vednesday. ,41e, gives advice hut for a thorough • examination' with his Resplronteter the price is igi.-Lgttleq hourstdpach city from 9 A. Id to 3 P - , Price of the .Paknonio,Syrtip and Seaweed Tonic each - S7 50 per bottle, or .S 7 LO a half.dozon. Man ,d.ralce.Pills 2. can .box... For sale by all druniata. H. SCHENC sop4-69-trw), Is N: oth St:. TOR PRINTING OF' ":'EVERi' tp 'D escription neatly executed at this Office DRY GOODS. SEPTEMBER OPENING - New Fall Goods FONDERSMITH'S STORE ~,.~.; „ .V~308.,1275AND„129 3ACi3S ' 7,a~T , RF.~T. iV°, 1 ' 113131. 4* 'RA •?: 100 i3I.1;111 • CALICOES, SIDE STRIPES and , It6BE DE 'cIiANIBIVE, WAS MEI only l 2 cents 'yard BEST / YARD , WIDE 111.1.18LINS in Columbia, BLEACIEED'AND IMBLEACIMED ut 12% cents pir yard. New York Mills, Wamantta, and. IVllllamsvllle Musllns, always oa hand. FLANNELS! FLANNELS! ! Cotton Flannels , front 12 1 ,4 cents Wale beet at ALL WOOlt FLANNELS AT 25 CENTS TIMINGS GING#AME, - , . DIAPERS,, ," TOWELS, (1001) ort su, tnottraibl nt 10 nntt 12% cents Per, yard Shawls !--Sh.6,v;ilsl ! All the latest 'novelties to Stin,wlS for Laill es' and Misses' at the lowest prices.. CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, SATIN ETS Ace EyerytiFtng suitable for MEN'S IVEAR A fall stock always on hand and MADE- DP 7SO ORDER in the best style, and as LOW AS TEEM - LO'W.EST BALMOItA.L AND•HOOP SKIRTS Always something new in this lines, 500 POUNDS SELECTED WOOL, S T 0 C Kil N 0 OE ME C,?,r,pet Yarns, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT F.A.tTOlClC'ruicrs. ,PRINCE FEATHERS. You can always buy the B e t a, r,p s ,AND OIL CLOTHS, at the lowest prices; at FONDERS=TIT'S STORE. GLASS & QUEENSWARE ffM3MME==I You can buy a beautiful GLASS DFAERTSET for only $l.OO. You can buy 100 dozen TEMELERS at,Bo cents per dozen— FRUIT /ARS AT ALL PRICES, a PONDERSIIITIPS STORE, sept4-tftvl „ . Colorable. R 1%.1- QV -AL! WILLIAM G. PATTON Having removed his Store.to the well-known, large aratoommodlons room No. 160 LOCUST_ ST„ COLUMBIA, PA., „ - Lately ocenplea by W. 9. Case dcSon.-ancl added ,to his fonner,stook a large./u3sorunenf of NE W.GIO.OD Would respectfully invite Ads friends and :cus tomers, and nil in want of CEIE&P 0001)53, to EXAMINE MS STOCK• FOREIGN' AND'DOAIESTIC .G- 0 0...D' , GROCERIES. GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARIC. OIL CLOTHS; WINDOW SHADES.' A full line of SILKS, POPLINS- MOHAIRS, ALPACAS.. DELAINES,LaI other , DRESS_ G,OO.IDS, In all Grades; Styles and Colose". at GREATLT:RRDITdER PRICES! WHITE' GOODS, nosrEity, .GLOVES, NOTIONS, LADIES' AND GENT'S " MISSES; & CESIttIICEN SHOES. MARCHANT' 'TAILORING In all Its branch* , executed -ha the•best style and most workman-like manner. War , , ranted-to xive satlsfactlon. TX. HITESIIISE. C‘ltteer ...t . LARGIC AND FULL ASSORT3tB2I2 OD „ Otdll gracle?l, constantly on hand, • ~,,, P.RICAS TO' SUIT THE TIMES SEWING - MACHINES ! WHEELER '4& WILSON. WILCOX . t GIBBS, BowE."Etirnb. dROVEIi . AMERICAN EDT- ;,TON,.HOLE,, And all other Mailing Machines. AT PHILA. DELPIIIA„PRICS.4, _Alr,t,ohines to Rent. I . • g, • 5 . ... 47. e, , Itir - riruing an Undeviating' coarse tension and ONORABLE DEALING, strict atitentlon to the wants of Customers, and PURCHASING FOIL CASH, he hopes to convince 01l that , Air is the place to get the:, —„ BEST GOODS AT =I The I_,o , 'ix''e - sf' Prices 'I , 104-(o4l'w] WILI.Ieii G. PATTON. ME
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