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on the surface was a stable containing a horse anjithree mules, and all went down together'about sixty feet. The horse was afterwards taken out slightly injured, but the mules were killed A two-year old child of Mrs. Berger of Schuylkill Haven, was accidentally burned to ticath in con sequence of clothing having taken lire at the stove The A. R. Fair at Tre mont, netted $549.2i1 Two miners named John I iross and James Burns, were precipitated down a slope at Silver Creek. one day last week, and instantly killed.... A cow died at Ashland last week, from swallowin , 4- an india rubber ha11...-..The Al liters Joe rmi/ says, an interesting otnil friendly" shooting match tbr shortly come oil' at the Park Grounds of Pottsville i betwk•en a party of six Berks county men an(l an equal number of CIiE`4TER N'T V.—Valuablt . iron ores were discovered on lands of Ewd. iNforris, in Ea•st Nantineal, and Jacob Amide. in Warwick township . The rogular session of Conoird (,Quarterly Meeting-of Friends, commtmly called Winter Quarter, not at West ('pester on l'uesday of last week :Michael news Was seriously injured hy a lull of ea rth Avhilst wtuking on the Chestor ('reek liailroatl Capt. Robert F. Corn well of West Chester, was appointed by General flartratift, lte: , ister of National Bank Stock William A. Bait, of 'Gap' notoriety was arrested, and committed to prison by Alderman Whitehead on Wed nesday last, (-barged with several larcen ies said to have byen perpetrated in the nrighhorhooll of tiadshuryville. ytning men named John Beese hnd Benton Whiteraft, who implicated in the crime, are the principal NVILDOSSCS. On Friday afternoon of last the frame harm `1 'd stable, and two wagon houses, or. John Bogus, sr., doe'd.. North Phwnixville. caught tire and were burnt to the !zround. YO K ,On Thursdar an un fortunate atlitir occurred in the .village of Log:km - We, s fli of \;r%. Two wagons came into collision, George Hartman, .Ir., Who had a companion in his NV:1! , 011. NVaS driVing tin t12;111), p , 10.1 ivhayl Hartman, with a out-h o.se was the occupant of the other. rt ilartman, son of Michael, had been walk in.,. near the wagons wiwn they collided. A quarrel ensued, which terminated h eorge Hartman dealing with a club a deadly blow upon the skull of A. H. Hart- Man, the gentleman who recently kept a store at the corner of “eorge and King streets. All the parties are distallt fives. Both the assailant and the assailed are about 23 years old. Tie blow was so terrible that Mr. 11.'s skull was broken. and he died the sante night. Hartman, who inflicted the blow, was arrested...,The 'ourt of Common Pleas will commence at York on Monday next A great revival of religion is going on in Goldsboro' Church of God Price.; Wheat, X1.!1:-)- , /• ,. nye, i..1..10; Own, 78c.; I kits, 7.30.; Potatops per ImAiel, 1.25: Eg:4s; :20 25e.; litatt•r7 .7tfovrt:t)mEttv CouNT v.-- Jesse Knirlit of Ilyberrv, committed suicide on the `2, - 411 ult., by shooting himself with a pis tol N. large frame barn belonging to Mr. ,k ndrew Vottnr , , near Limerick !-;qttare, was totally destroyed by tire on Saturday evening of last week henry Stelta, a well-known citizen of Pottstown, whilst attending his son's sale at Sprite , - Ville, on Thursday of last week, dropped dead, from heart disease Sixty-out ad ministration accounts arc tiled in the Reg ister's Office for confirmation by the Or phans' Court on the 240 inst. oral :Ittro. ITEMS : Lancaster was visited by a thunder storm on Wednesday evening of last week. It lasted for about au hour, - and was accom panted by rain and hail. We have tobaoco thieves in Lancaster. They visited Jeremiah Campbell, in West King street, one night last week, and ca4•ill off a quantity of leaf tobacco. Mr. H. L. Kauffman, proprietor of the Ore ville hotel, Maitheim township, had four hunting doge poisoned on Tuesday' of last week by some scoundrel. Mr. K. valued his dogs at $BO. No doubt it was done by some thieves, who are roaming about the country. I The ti no Newfoundkancl dog of Mr, Themes J. Wentz, of this city, : Was also poisoned last week. The managers of the Children's Home, of this city, announce subscriptions towards their new building now being erected, to the amount of $115,359.27: Meters. Barnes & Kieffer, of this city, are progra-leing finely with their directory of Lancaster county. In addition to it detail of the religious, educational and literary inter ests of the-county, it will comprise the names of at, least 30,000 persons in the city And county, with their occupation, residence and poet-office. address, These 'partictilarti them selves will render the publication worth dye times the amount asked for it, Which is only $l. tf sent by mail, $1.25, pOstage paid. The number of pupils enrolled in the pub lic schools of this city, for the month of Janu as;, was 2,6804 avesewnStettriurree,-* teo. • The new United Bretikrenghnrch, in Man helm, was deditated Sdnday last. Bishop Olossbrenner preached the dedication sermon, and the attendance was very large: Wm. Wilson hat' been appointed P. Wet McCall's Ferry, York county, vice J. It. 31e.- Call, resigned. A new brick yard is being ape :led at the eastern end of Manheim, by E. F. Hostetter and A. Stauffer. Another attempt to burn the Children's Home, of this city, was made on Friday night last. A piece of muslin was inserted in the bung-hole of a barrel of coal oil in the cellar, and tire set to it. Fortunately, the attempt was discovered iu time to prevent a terrible calamity. An inmate of the institu tion named Eden Coyle, abont 14 years of age, was suspected, and on being arrested, confessed to haying been guilty *of this and other attempts to burn the house. • She was committed for trial. The conference of the trnited Brethren Church will be held in Mount Joy, com mencing on the 18th inst. The butcher shop of E. W. Hamaker, in Mount Joy, was pn tire on Wednesday of last week. It was aubdued before much damage was done. Harris Boardman, of .Rockland Mills, has received a patent for valuable improvements for making all kinds of 'cork, :Mine and. topes. During the thunder storm of Wednesday evening last., the frame house and barrCoAe. pied by Mr. Geo. Benedict, in Conesth& Ceutre,, were struck by lightning. Mrs. Benedict and a small child, in the arms of an inmate of the house,' veers stenned, by the shock, but received no serious injury. A son of Mr. H. Li Frants,'aged 11 years, was caught by the strap of a threshing ma chine in operation at Mr. Simon Hostetter's, in Warwick township, on. -Saturday last, and before he could be rescued his right arm was torn off a little above the elbow. The arm was twisted round the pully until the ma chine was stopped. Drs. Bowman and Shenk were called in, and the bey is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. A. C. Leonard, grocer, of this city, wits robbed of $5OO in bank notes during the night of Sunday last. The money was taken from the room in which he slept, at his boarding house, in North'Qneen, above Orange. Two Mission Sunday Schools have linen established in this city—one in the southern end of South Queen street, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, and the other,,in the northern end of Prince street, near Lemon, by St. John's Lutheran Church. Mr. Henry Baustnan, of Lancaster town ship, raised thirteen thousand nine hundred lbs, of tobacco on six acres, during the part season. Iklessrs. Kirk, 3,favVeagli .& Co. have open ed a banking house at Coatesville. A new hank is to he opened at I'arkeslnh7, Chester county. _ .To Hinntnell has been appointed, Con stablo of Conoy fior the unexpired term of Michael Malhorm Lip, Wm. A. Bair of "Gap" notoriety, has been arrested and commited to prison, charged with larcenies committed in the neighbor hood of Sadsburyville, Chester county. The Manheim &Wine/ says that a number of new buildings are to be erected in the an cient town next summer, and that front ap pearances the improvements of the town will be even greater than last season. The Golden Wedding of Prof. John Beck was recently celebrated at Litiz. A Fox t'ltAsE will come off at the house of If. L. Kauffman, at Oreville, two tidies ictOest, of this city, on Thursday next, the 18th inst. The fox will be startod at 3 o'clock p. m No greyhounds will be allowed on the chase. A wolf-skin mbii, with leopard liningibe longing to George L. Buckwalter, was on Monday taken out of a vehicle at 'Bridgeport, Lampeter township.. At a mile of personal property of SitriOn Eby, on Tuesday, eighteen cows were seld— om, bringing slit), and the rest from $46 to S99—an average of about 872. A young man, seventeen years or, ago, named Peter Solider, attempted suicide one day last week, in the stable of Daniel N ewe wettger, where he was hired, in thernarvon township. He was discovered by a son of Mr.'N'!. who cot the rope, and slveil his life. Ills motive is not known. on Wednesday morning two baskets of butter were stolen at Cooper's hotel, ih this city, one belonging to "Daniel Herr, jr., of Pegnea township, and the other to George Trout, from the vicinity of Tyro youths named Alonza and Sainuel C. Ham bright were arrested, and after a hearing c•mimitted to prison. These fellows have been carrying on this thieving business for sonic time. They disposed of thebutter at. Stahl's grocery, on the corner of Orange and Prince streets. On Tuesday evening last as John 'Weldle and another man were driving in Safe Har bor, the horse attached to the buggy backed iota the Conestoga, near the Mansion House, and was drowned. No other damage was done. Thu horse and buggy belonged to Geo. llartman's livery, in this city. TOE BRIDGE SWINDLE : On motion of Benj. F. Baer, esgt. 4 the Court on Monday granted a rule on Elias McMellen, builder, and • also one on Messrs. Slokom, Nissley, and iitrehin, to show cause against the report of the Inspectors appointed to view the bridge at the ' Printers' Paper Mill, which was tiled on Satin , day last. The argument of these rules will involve the entire history of this bridge swindle, and pro mises to mulct last years' Commissioners In dividually fur the amount of the swindle. The foro.ving is the report as tiled : To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter S4tmstons of Lancaster comity. The Inspectors named in the within order of Court respectfully report : That in pursuance of said order, and having first been sworn according to law, they did, on the anth day of January, 1869, in company with C. H. Nissley, John Strohm, jr., and Jacob C. K read y, Commissioners, and Elias McMePcn Contractor, inspect and examine the bridge in said order mentioned, and find the superstructure of same to be constructed. of good material, and in a good, workmanlike manner, and in accordance with the speciti , _:ations exhibited to us, but the door beams, floor joists and arches, we deem too light. The pier and abutments We were unable to thoroughly examine, in consequence of their baying been carefully painted. 'raving had the cost of the materi als and erection of 144. id bridge carefully esi4.- mated by one of the inspectors, we value it at eleven thousand ($11,00O) dollars. We also fottrutthe refuse materials of the old bridge lying in the channel of the creek. Witness our bands this 2nd day of Feb.,1809. J. F. LONG, MICHAEL CLEP£ER, A. M. itneat. A Goon ONE : The richest joke of the sea son is George Brubaker's Fire Company—the " Humane" of this city—publishing resolu tions finding fault with the County Auditors furdisallowing the appropriations made by the Commissioners (owned by George) to fire companies In Columbia and, Marietta last Till, where the county does not own a foot of property, to hejp the said George to the Dis trict Attorneyship. It is especially rich when it is known that George's company is composed chiefly of saurkraut gorillas, who held " high riot" at the Republican Mass Convention in this city, last fall, and who are now under indictment for the same. Look to the Ap,rit C,oprt., , !VW .GeOree tried the same game on the fire companies It Coltimbia, but met with a merited rebuke. He furnished the fire companies there with resolutions, `cif liked dried," but they were voted down. plkh company but ono vote, and that the mover's, could be got for them, and in the other but a very few more. Try again, then, deliglitfultGeorge I Yoh ought to refund the money, George, as it was appropriated for your benefit. THE LICENSES : The Court on Monday was in session. to bear applie.ations for tavern, eating bongs and liquor store licenses. All applications for old stands were granted. The appilcations of 8. 13. Miller, Leimey Suyder, .of West Cboaliio,"Jbooph'Brintnitil,Gth'ward, city, Henry Bowman, filth ward, city, for new tavern stands were granted. The application of Geo. It &Hoenig, of Ephrata, tin license to keep a tavern was rejected; and that of Leonard P Heilig, of 11lount Joy, were con tinued to the April court. The petitions for license to open an eating house by Isaac HUB, of Earl, and John Cop land, 2d ward, city, were granted. The following applications for license for new eating Looses were rejected : Henry CI1tuly!; 'aorge l ids froth, West Earl ; Tssacher Bees, tith ward, city ; John H. Lengeuecker, Mount Joy township; John Rock, Earl. r==l ALL-PDX AND VA C C INA T lON —MeBsrs. Edifor upiliced: 44' Oef4eal: Al* that Small-Pox, in a very malignant form, is now prevailing to an alarming extent throughout California. As there is no disease more easily prevented than Small-Pox, should not every physician use his utmost endeavors to prevent so dangerous and disagreeable a malady from spreading? Vaccination, if properly perfartned,,i* .as. certain a prev.eV tive of Sunalf-Pox as quinine is 'to cure WINO. mittent fever, tiotioed in the articles in the papers, that persons who had recently been vaccinated and had yet the vaccination scab on their arms, fell victims to the disease; this might induce' thi3 eredulouS to believe that weination is no preventative. I am satin= fied in my mind, that when the 'human system is saturated with the vaccine virus, not one in five, lumdred will, if exposed to the contagion, take the disease. Sometimes persons will get Vaccinated, and before the vaccine fever has taken Wed, will expose theniselves to the contagion of Small-Pox; and as inhalation is a quicker process than absorption, it is natural to stimsrse that in such an exposure, Sma Pox is the consequence. I have, in my practice, many years ago, ordered babes, whose mothers were taken with varioloid, and before the disease was contagious, to be taken to a neighbor's house, whore I vaccinated them, and the twelfth day had them returned to the mother, turd not one took the disease. lii other instances, mothers refused to part with their babes and not one escaped the disease, and t wo•thirds died. IL i A.,. ...-.C..-. 'T i , Tur,: ANI, t , ,,, T,l ,s FAKE! The bulk of lit 1 t.4....n ,held.; were washed at One hatch with the I tot .•l stzo, and six oft he family titZe, of the tr. ti, NYasiter, in live minute'', with perfect, ease, ' and without perceptible went'. State rights for ;,. sal... The best ethane,' for in alcitm large profits and doing gond. For particulates, cal on C. F . , , WALK EP , Exchange lintel. Lanealtert PA. • 1 N P. 4 VI I Ll.l, Feb. 1, /`lll 111 Altlt 1 E . MII.4En—CaMPBEtt. Du the 4th inst., by tin! Rev. A. D. Kromer, Ames R. t' ,uashur to Mary J. Campbell, alklbyttic township. AFEE—WitimUilt. On the 4th Lust.. by Rev. Dr. Orentiral4.l, David r i Mary E. Wilhelm, both of Drnmore-twp.*. MI"ItI'IIy—FERGUSON". On the 4th inst: . l in Strasburg, by Hey. H. B. elittyd, William T. Murphy to Mary E. Ferguson, both of Coleraino. It N ER-K \ ['IL. On the 11 inst., by thp, R..v. 1;..,,a,1e, of Pittsburg, Chitties D'. jr., to Atmiu Krampli, botkof Lancaster. Si:NSENTI;-MASSEV. On the ithit. at the lityer House, in New Holland, by Herr. \V. Gerhard, Jacob tionsenig to Lizzie Mas sey, both of Salislinry. Ntcor.t.s—Mulo.ENßEni;. OA the L'-th ult., at li,•maing, Ha., by the Itov..f.tcoto Fry, G. A. Nieallm to AM& H. Mahl,•nhetg, daughter of the late Dr. V. A. Mu'ulAllierg, of Lant...tster, Pa. liattziitARDT—gETZGEL:. On the 3 st tilt., hy the llev. Dr. tireetivralti, .Jacob to Mrs. Elizabeth Metzger, both of Lancaster. IlAnirr—GitAr. Dui the 2d inst., by th ll.ey. J. Kochi, William I'. F. Hardt zo Oran, both of Lancaster, P.t. DIEM WADE. Ou the, 4th at Eli,:aht•thh,wn, Charles iguathis ag , ‘l huumtlis a!,.1 5 thys. l'ttuvr.u. (1n the 4th inst., in this city, John, infant son of John and I.ouka aged 1 year, 5 months and 11 das. ltulvmanard. lltt the L 1 inst., very sud denly, I.:mtna Itowbotham, or (;,:orgo S. rtowbothain, formerly of l'hiladelphia, aged years. WEL DLER. In this city, .I.ihn Wehiler, qgod 61 years awl 8 days. THE MARKETS. Laucastcr Household Markets. N FR, Feb. 10. flutter, 11 11, 1, a rd ii:ggs, it doz. 22 (it 1 WeSSed 45 @r 7.5 Beef, by quarter, ter front, V. 110 D (“, lu do. do. (10. o , lquart ers. 11 ke 13 Whole flogs, per lb 11 14' Potatoes, 1 ,1 lills• :44) f 1.10 110. l lutlfpk 13 (e 17 Turnips, 11 half pk fit) fl Onions ir? 23 AppleA,ls half pk 27i gq 71 half pees la 61/ 13 lloney iuthecomb 6t s 7 4 . 0144111e:0 01.1)Il , r( 1 1 Corn in the ear, bua - L ? bag of :; Reading iltirket&:. (I'rbni the Daily Ea. 41,...) _But I er, tb Lunt, F.t.r.g,s, :0 doz... Beefsteaks Bums l'otatm s, p bus The l'roduce Markets. PHILADEI Feb. 10.—There 1,4 more 0011, - it y in the flour market ; with an increased al e mamt both for export and Moue consumpt tow The sales toot up 4,000 bias_ in tjaoo bbls• Ohio extra family. on secret terms; 2,ont lahlae lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota V.Xt rat family, at 47 •1207 ta ; 200 hills. Penna. Imo. do. and fancy lots at to 4,0412 a'.o. lave flour comes forward slowly, and sells at 47 1 47 .50. The wheat market continues inactive, lint prices are unchanged ; small sales of red at 51 Ga 44Ln, amber at 41.85@1.90, and 800 bus. New 1 ork white at 42.11. a. There is uo change in I:ve, and we continue to quote Peun'a and AVe:-tirn at V.501.1 . ,C. Corn hl WRITO and in denntnd at an advance of 2c per bus •; sales of '2,1N10 bus, new yellow, part western, 8849uc. !ats are tirrnet 7 , and western ranges. from 7.:9 73e. 3,000 bus. Barley Malt sold at V 9.10. There is a good demand for Clovcrseed at 4.9 240.50, with stiles from second hands at 100. No change in Timothy or Flaxseed. Whisky nominal at 97c.01.1 for lax pail lhts. Philadelphia Cattle Market. MONDAY, Feb. B.—Beef Cattle were in fair de mand this week, and prices were 111. , lier. 2,188) head sold at 10010' , :c. for exira ; 88q 7 Je. for fldr to good do.; and 437 c. per lb., gross, us to con dition. The following are the particulars of the sales: 61 head, Owen Smith, W e5ter5......... 8 0 9'4 70 0 1. Christ & Bro., Western.— 8',.;010 " Bungler & MoCleese, Chest. c 0.6 - 0 9 " P. Morillun, We5tern..........G 90 " P. Hathaway, Western 7'45810 91 " James S. Kirk, Chester c 0.... 8 a 914 23 " B. Mennen, Western 8 1 40 9 1 4 100 " James MeFillen, Western.— 8 G 014 85 " E. S. Manic)), ' hcster c 0.... 0 t 6 !•4 117 " Ullman & Bachman, Western. 9 010 175 " Martin Fuller h Co., Western. 8 wo its " Mooney & Smith, Western.— • • 7 0 9 '4 35 " 11. Chain, Western Penna.... 6 0 8y; 140 " John Smith, Weate 7 010'4 76 " J. &L. Frank, Virginia 'NU 8 % " hank & Schonberg, Virginia 748 944 75 " Hope & Co., Winders T 0101 i 31 " M. Dryfoos, Virginia 7 Gi " Fikon a Co., Western 7 (d) 8 30 " B. Baldwin, Chester oo 6 Q 8 1 4 30 44 „L'eleinson, Lancaster c 0.,.... Nl@ 9:14 28 " 11. Weasel), Cheater co 7%9 6 % 37 " CliandlerhAlexander,Chester 6 1 4010 15 " Kimble h Wallace, Chester co 0140 914 17 " S. noun, Delaware co 6fi 8 43 " P. Deify, Western 6 '4431 9 3( 341 " J. D. Latta, Chester co 6 9 ;li 18 " C. Walker, ....... 5 417 6 40 " S. Steenberg, ..... 6 a 814 12 " Jesse Miller, Chester Co 7 8(2 Cows were without change; lik) head sold at y50g85 sip head for cow and oalt, and 41 19 04 for swingers. Sheep were in fair deMand ; 4,000 howl sold at 668 c. par pound, gross, as to condition. Hogs were in demand at an advance ; 2,500 head sold at the different yards at 4i7G17 , 50 100 its. net. New Adeertisenients. JAOVB HARNISH, L. A. HAISNIBIA, JoYIN 1.. b 1.1.1.1.111. HARNISH & CO'S CHEAP STORE, ).."(3. 27 WEST KING-ST.; LANCASTER, PA., Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, GLASS AND QUEENsIVARP, Cloths, CaSslmeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, Lindseys, Fl. nnels, 'rlekings, Cheeks, Plaids, Ipaccas, Dross Goods, t aliooes, Musltps antt White Goods . , Notions, & No. L F.:4thcrs, MEN AND Made up atasioni§hing Low Prices. thi* Call and examine our stack 'before pur chasing elsewhere. ElebiVC:Fly CAUTION. All persons aro hereby cautioned against ne gotiating a certain note due April 1, MO. given by the in favor of IJA 1p KIEHL, for the hlll/1 of *Aso, Without interest. as I will not pay the satueOulving given it without valuable con adoration. • PETER FRANKHAUSER NV BST EAR.I. TWI"., Lillie. CO., Feb. 3, ,39.—.3t* Nell Advertisements. G LASSWARE. CHINA AND EN4;LI'II t;HANITE WANE, No ()polling al 11.11; ER & 1 MT.I ERS. E,T QUALITY 111 )STON & PITTSBURG GI, ASS \VA I:1?, purclia . svtl direct from t lw 3la it ti fay t lirer- , . je ißd 11111 - tC a ut thi l're,st.,l TalA TIl p inb q li , , GO bittripagne a 111 i %%. in(' ( • IaHSPS F , rllit :••• I a , ttects,t ream l'ilehl.r.:, - Tzars, o'll'l y Stands, gv., in gren t va ri,•ty of ,tyle;. Gold 13;11111 ,I:01 l'iaio rreouli (1111,11, NrHITE EN4.1.1 , 11 (.1:.1 N 1 i 10, 11:1: Salv Styles-1'1:On nu I Lutl,ossell. of our (.Wll tillgertaton, nnl will hr ,ohl ut lrrc I.IIW PRICES. LINENS & ('( )1"1'( )N s. fil AGE St & UM' TIERS lnvr 110 NV itt stor,. full assortment 0? A NIALA r Y LINEN SHEET INf AND l'f C*lttlitlit, DAMASK, ':••••. ow num'. ND Awn PATTERN 4, I.INI 4 AND NA.PN:INS, DEA V Y i ,\l TABLE LINENS, DAMASK AN I) Ilt T( AND TOWELINf; , , from 'finc,t to 111V.1,1 IcAlAlify4();\ NfiII:TIN,. .1 ND rh.)Vl N. full :-lock 01 JTOI:'41: rable iiiht pi:11,0 covers, ('urtuin Ml3l4lins, he. rot/ NEI F I3I•:S1' I.lt /1.:•• at 12.tect. York IVamsotta, Will litmsrllle, Iroil or Loom, Loosdale, Ilill Forti.idulv, I I opii, rtml otlirr mai‘tes or HED AND UNBLEACHED '3. '0 111(•11 we art , selling by ILc It YAII 1101,F..1 LE NIB T. 1.000 vritEn.s. WALL PAPERS II.V; 1 B1ZOT/IEI: I'l• 110,A i NI; Sit Wii,\VHCII 11l be fOllllll ( . 011100 in 1111 d,partmenli of t'luin and Decoral,ive PA PE It ILA N(;!- - ;, Jo Plain Walnut', Oak, )larble, Froscoo, stampedpatinaawl !Mullis, for Halls, Parlors, Libraries, Dining ROOMS and Chamb ers. Choice New IFresco Designs for :sTOII.ES A NO.PUBLIC HALLS. PATHNT MET-U. for securing nuper against Damp %Valls. all awl examthe. HAUER & BROTHEI4. ENGLISIL BRUSSELs, CROSSLEY'S TAPES TRY BflussELK, 1.0 VS( ET.T., AND II A RT FOR D Y, INGRAIN AND \ N ETTA N, WOOL DI"11 . 11, P AND EAG CARPETS. VELVET It roS ANDM\ Ts, VCllt , L.l', t`I E ANI)JiTE Dooß AT.:. lo W.OO I.V ) (P 1.65 February U. 4.0 1 , 1,4,m; 011. (I.DTIIS, NEW DE , At;NS—k %1 (DTI'S t ur()% .IND 111 INA NI.ITTING 4 ., :-.IfADE-; AND rwij,,ANDs, In }'III .Is.sortment. ILA( ER iIIt)TIIERS. 22 tel)l2 1 I] " kr : HAVE NO TRA VELI NG AGENTS Farmers awl DenJur.; who send their orticr.w reet I 0 ns, can avattl themselves of the Ate' .are tiro I 'olllllliSSiioll. Early orders Hill he advantageous to buyers. A I, EN & NEE I) E , SUPER PHJSPH WEN LIME, AMMONIATED FEUTILIZEI: PERUVIAN GUANO. w t , suit <filly No. I—ree, , ivt7ll 111r.-.1 frIA tilt FISH GUANO. A splendid Manure puekl•cl i« barrels Wo also offer for rule Pure T.ANU PLASTER ? Ilvou.kuLte 121131KNT and a full assortment of OILS and CANUI as. A DISCOUNT TO DEALERS. ALLEN & NEEDLES 42 OrTII D F.LAWA ArENU: t iEO. M. ST EINMAN it, CO., febll2-3ml Hats, Caps, Furs, tee. 1868. 1868. SHULTZ & MOTHER, No. 20 NORTE QUEEN STREET, LatePi style Fall and Winter HATS and CAI'S in all qualities and colors. LADIES' FANCY runs, We are now opening the largest and most complete assortment of Ladies' and Children's FANcY FURS ever offered, in this market, at very low prices. ROBES! ROBES!! ROBES!!! i Maid° Robes, lined and unlined; Hudson Buy, Wolf, I'mlrle Wolf, Fox, Coon, &c. BLANKETS AND LAP RUGS Oran qualities, to which we wonla particularly invito the attention of an porsond in want of articled In that line. GLOVES, GAUNTLETS and MITTS. OTTER, BEAVER, RID, &t, &o. Floe Fur Trimmed Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts au," ilooas. PU LSE WAHME US and EAR MITTS 11'11012:i.1 LE _IND u.ETAir no•-t-tf sPIIING, Isi;!) =ME 11.1 s, I:1; CARPETS! LOW EST PRICES 7.l . :k.nufacqurers of P It 0 VE AND TIIF Govvrnment I , , , iTAISLISIIED IN IS-18 Sale Agents at Lancaster II A T T S, LANCASTER, PENN.\ NUTRIA, !VEAL, B(iCli UN, iLI'III lt, Prison Inspectors' I( port. 10"1 ri A 7.; NU"A ilEvonT or THE CI no HD 01 0 INsPvcTORS OF THE LAN (' ‘sTElt COUNTY PRIsON, for the year A. It IsTA: 7%) th , lionnroble, the Judges of the tuft of Quar t,r hfr.V.Vio77.7 of Lanrostcr Coun!y 'flue undersigned, Inspectors of the Lancaster County prt,:on, in ion'snnnee of law, submit to Ihe ( 'nurt the following Report of the Prison for the year ending November 30, 18azI: ifn Ibe :30111 Of November, 1587, there were in confinement 85 prisoners; doting the ycat there were received 1,111; making . an aggre gate of Ihe inmates of the Prison in 18 1 ;8... of these the following were discharged (hiring the year, viz: Ity expiration of mentenve and by Inspec tors '4 rat s, Court, flab's Corpus, 1te.152 Re m:tinily , in Prbott Noveluber 1 4 IP 1 1 3 111 . (hest' (93) 3 5 are convicts, 12 an ailing Lrtat, , and 43 v.tg,rants. Of the 1,114 received during I be year, 62 Were conytelol—hohiga decrease of 12 as compared with last year. The ratio of vonvlet ions as compared with that year was 62 , in 1.111 commit men t s,t o 711 n 557 Ow yearliefore. The number commit led to Pri.on during t Int year, cNcept ing those eOOVieteil, sells 1,652; 539 more than the previous year. of which 89S were Inv vartraney, ill 'an kenness, and di.orderly con duct resulting nom drunkenness, This is 515 More d i nt the previous year. In additi o n to the I ,a 52, there were Stelterleed during the sl me period 1,2, and remaining in Prison on the 301 h of November, 1567, ss—netking the above total in Prison during t h e year. Of the prisoners discharged, 1 tray ;sent to the Eastern Pelllll.ll - 5 to the louse of Rettig - x.l to 1 he Conn! y Hospital. 3 pardoned by the Governor, unit 1 flied. Of the 62 sentcyced prisoner., 22 Were convicted of larceny, 5 of assault. and battery, 5 of fool eat ion anti bastardy, 2 of forgery, 7 of surely of t peace, 4of eosl s , lof burglar - I', lof bigtony, I of disturbing et religious nwel lug, 2 of de s ert lon of family, lon mite' frig warohnit , 4 , t with intent tO eO/111/Lit IL IClOlly y 1111.1 1 of feloni ous as-atilt. Oft be at? cwn - icts, it ore sentenced for title year, anti 2 for 3 years imul upward,; 5! wen , n 10 were eolored ; 55 were males and 7 finales. hut 3! of the efinViOt4 were born to Lutte.ister city and county, 11 in Germany, 4 P in Ireland, 1 in ranee, Ii ?Of I itt Oldo. of the convicts were under the age of thirty years; 12 are old offenders, airl 50 a re receiving punish ment for the first offenee ; and of fhe 133 males, hilt II had motes prior to their conviction. The 62 cony lets wero occupied us follows • 9 weaving carpels, 3 weaving bagging, 5 basket making, a cigar making, a sho.ntia...lng, and. 5 ma king garments, &e., &c. 10 of the 62 could not read, am! 16 could not write; 2s of Ito 112 bail never been married, 1 is a widow, another Wi.loll . Cl'; 4.; were of intent - crate habili. — u gre stet' proportion that in the preceding year. The whole number of prismiert4 since the opening of the Prison, Setember 12, 11151, to No• - emItur 30th, ltias. lekii 1067 h—white males . ,11:17; nit , . femater, 1,1.31; color,( Ma;; anti colored females, 291. The health of the prisoners:o wing the year Las h e re 1 - :‘rnit rkahle 00 , 1 . Tito whole mrinber of c.ts - t rusted was 117, of which 160 were cured, iii 1,11 - -ved, and I died of congestion of the lungs. The trs tool mannfizet tiring ope rations of tho Prison during the tl , :en I year, etosing November ;t3, exhilnte:l 4,11 , - tail Lp the following statements which contain all Llw information relating to these subjects Statement of orders isstwil, showing that the orders issued by the in spectors on the Treasurer of the Lancaster County Prison tin• the year curing November zio, MS, amount e,l nO: From which dint net ext raordimiry eXpeIISVS, 1.0 Wit: Alien - lA.lnm+ and repairA To which is to be added the imiebt e,l nes of the Prnton, and the goods and materials on hand at the begiit utng Of the fiscal I..ear: Manufactured goody 441 hand Novel». ber 3'!, Haw materials on hand, Nov ember 30, IK7 laaorder to ascertain the actual oust 01 the l'ri,on to the Count 2 it be comes necessary to deduct the fol lowing cash received and a:sets of the manufacturing dwpattMen! : Cash reeeive.i by the Keeper for goods sold, &e., and paid to the I'reasurer of the Prison 411.,5c.7 as Mao nfitet urNi goods on hand November 30, 18. Raw materials on hand Nov. ;10, Isis Poo Pri-m for goods 64.1,1 Nov. :i•i t ;,1 Act tut) cotil Of Prison (luring I II . • Pit 1 . , $13,0:4 53 The Increase of the ext raordlintry ex' /0 11S PJ IS OW I to the tact that during tho past year a aninher of cells have been clad or plated with holler iron, and more, are to ti secured in the sante martian . ; best , les„ re lacing the inside cell doors which are of Wood, sliding on roll,,rg, witll iron-hat doors on bing , s, tc. The tines and pipe,: throughout the Prison, having be come useless, were replaced N‘Jili new ones, which addied to the unusual expense of tilts VI al'. The whole 'lumina' or days IA Limier': were boarded the past year, WAR ; 34.59i1 al cts a .lay, and 1,1:09 al 15 ets. a day, amounting ln all to 4110,5Ju.15, an average of y+:V.tl per month. The number the previous year was 3 • 431 s (lays, costing iti1,667:-0, and averaging $721.1•2 2 per month, being an Increase t past over the preceding yi.ar of i5:57.9e per month average. The cost of maintenance of vagrants this year usual n s to Vi,1157.55, against $2,:ta1.40 last year, being an increase of $2,70G.15. The aggregate namber of days prisoners have been boarded and contintsi was 11,369 more in 1004 than in Pbe manufacturing operations during the year produced as follows: 13,01 ~ aria of carpet. for sale, 3,021 1 4 yards carpet for customers, 1095 yards of bugging, 1,411 pairs of boots and shoes made and mended, 306,150 segars made, ev baskets made, Ile tioz:nt grain bags made, 4"2? fish nets and seines Made, a..<l 26,400 skewer:a. 'reeve were manufactured gocsis on band to the amount of $3,717.45t, consisting among other articles of f',052 yards of carpet for sale 3: 1 1 bas kets of various sizes, 76 11-19 dozen grain bags, 312 deli and fly nets, Sad 50,010 segars. The profits of the labor of the prisoners for the past year was $3,513 32, us shown by the statement of gain and loss, which Is fg1,356.31 more than in INi7, 151,051.34 more than in 1866, a 1,133 00 more than in ISO, and $1,85.R1 less than the aggregate profits of the three *VOW'S pre ceding it46R. The actual eost of the Prison the preceding year was $15,157.90, being only 4633,- 57 less than the past year, uotwit its:landing, the large amount expended ' for repairs and main tenance of the greatly increased number of vagrants committed during the year ending November h, 1505. Tabular statements sustaining the foregoing coned uslons are hereto appended and made part of tide* Report, We regret to report the death of two of the officers of the Prison during the year : Dr. John F. Duller, Physician to the Prison and Henry M. Musser, a member of the Board of 'napes). t o rs. ,PHILAIPA Dr. Huber was a faithful arnl energetic °Meer, bringing to the discharge of his duties the varied experience gained tu the practice of his profession not ohly at home but 1;1 the army diming the rebellion. Mr. Musser by his urbanity of manner and the constant interest, felt in ever% thing which pro moted the welfare of the Prison, was well quali fied for the position made vacant by hie un timely death. AU of which is respectfully submitted. A. R. WITMER, President, rOlia PI LONG, CHRISTIANErr.vEu, JARED toy RIG A ItT, ISAAC 11. SilAhtsPlilt, JERVIII'II ROARER, Sec'}, %spec erv. LANCAtakili. COUNTY PRISON, Jan. 4 t lSus. yanlie-taw E il LER, lIREN EM A N CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALEIV4 IN COAL, OF DIE BEST yli.l YA:to—COR. WATRIt ST. AND I'.l. It. It Orplca—NO. 2 BAST ult. A NC: E s-rr , LANCASTER r DA.VIDI.IB. BAIR & NORTIMAST ANULII OF CF:.XTV.II Sc,iIVARB. LANC.I.4'IIOt, I'EN N * iaolo-1A $1,0.1 62 1,214 13 ~71 OMB t'oul. Banking. I= II AN-KERS, x 1 1111 : DA ILY EVEN I\(: EINISHRIbITs UY.ADLPS ItEGt LA RUT T►► E LATEST NEWS BY MAIL Akr, M ; N.I:T I( • T4LEGRAPII, .111(1 all littp4Ati:ttit 1: , .cal and Chnicrati Ii , T it A 'in:Ay ; *1:24 FOR 3 3101ZiTillt 1111 , ; WKVKLY EXPRESS, • . A tY F: El ast cLAtivi, Ceutatas t 1 Itheplmrof theweelc U 'light, and gtvvs atonyresli Ina tlaa had e l sewhere for the ammo amouht,,ht =racy Tams : ;too rE R YE A it, IN ADVANCE. Address =MB PEARSOI. Siariltblidi . Ace IS-6i :Tapostster, - Books miff A'tatitniery. QEI.I,ING AT LOST The underAgni , 4l wi•hhig to 1-11t(i E OF' 800 KS and STATIONERY, AT CO-T, ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL. j t n , t4t fl Y iolis FOB CHRISTMAS 111:1.1.--E 4.1.1-11 AND GERMAN 1;t0,1,- =I 1VIIITIN4; GAMEs. CHEQUER EDG% ME or LIFE. HITERO SOWN:, SANTA, CLAUS PANORAMA, YOUNG TRADER'S 4,.:A MR, • , GA3LE, WHAT Is ITIGAmE, rEfrEit uunoLE—Mo4. Laughable Thing Sb Earth, ()LIVER TWI,T, mil\ N A TIPNY., Can eatly at the Lunea , ter County Mb Do put4tory, Corner 'Fulton Row anal West RAN" sheet, while the stock 14 full,aud. scket, WAR, DANIEL S. BA lith• 28 e.:1?.,209 Id 3,:29 61 ,0;,11) 0) TIH)S. J. IVENTZ, pn,ebus.l or Charles Wentz what Henry C. Wentz. their Mervin in the WENTZ 111(OTLIElt , , now offers the tuittruglOr s toe of In, t '33 • DRY GOODS:, I Alt PETS, MI. CLOTIIs, lit iTioN4: .: (, 1, .IsS AN D 9,I.7EENSIVAIVit, At the Lowest. Possible Prietts,in order to rat itiot: 11b4 stock. Having' it largo stock 01 IMMES'T k,i if II) -, on hand, pureltased before the littO vatiee. lie otiVrs them ot I lie fuel Plrlces. 044 coe4, Muslitis, Nheetings, Shlrtings, TiCkiiies, , Cheeks, and all Ifousekeeping Goods. , • Sold at Inducing Low Prices. * 110 calls special attention to the Ghttifa WOO glieenswart• Deparritiel)t. TIIOS. J. WENTZ, uee, ,, s"r to IVentz lirotholpi :sign of the Bee My., No. 5 East King aftejet, LAileaster, P 4. [ll bB-4i9 Ly - t'ver it ri've.e hevigorator. 4 \lt \ t 4 00 TO YOUR. • • RI IT TREE, ! TUE t; E "1: EsT LI":OVr;KY OF nIE Maly REST'S I IT INVIOORATOh A N I> !N , Fl."l` MI:S.11101'En it Is Th.' moat 1.14 , 1'1,1 combination of Ingle diems ever known for Fruit, and the evhilittpt we can produce from men of the highest stmt ing in society of the be. 'tents to be derived ttt mat itt Fruit Trees, Vines, Wheat, Corn, l ers, and all kinds of Vegetation, cannot Ds doubted by any honest man. When applied ID trees, it p metrat,s even , pore, destroying 3vonn In the beat t of the tree, and by conn ing with the mineral substance of the destroys the cense and prevents the creatten wuy destructive insects. It will prevent Cu lie from slinging the plum, and every pe u,:ing it will have sound plums. It will kalif peach grub, and make peach trees bear he fruit. It will prevent dry.rot in titrapest.' t swells the tree. eausing the old bark to peel from the body, while a beautiful new bark takes it, place. It will kill paella h and prevents potato' ot. It will prevent w nilll-dew, or rust in wheat, and prevent the: from touching h. It destroys the cut-wo corn—in tact, it w ill kill any Kind of inseetn at tack Fruit Trees and cause all Fruit Trona r bea sound fruit. It Is flow extensively need the Western states. and those who have would not he without It, for a thousand t its cost. It has been used in theehrithern of Bet ks County, t his state, on grain. trees, and there has not been a single ;allure. person wishing to see its effect upon gro grain and frait,can be gratified by calling on , or by writing, and we will refer them to sons (with residence) who aro using it.. warrant it to do Just what we claim for it.. be used as soon as the frost is out of the gtocepit. Township and single Rights for sale follitt County ot Lancaster. The public are notified to purchase no lit of .1. .t nitwits, alias 1:. o. W. Jsensoir, of 1 more, at we will prosecute all who buy him to sell or use. • Imola rs will be sent to any one, with name of those who ha% e used it, by applying to ANS MOM Photographs. &c. 611" I'S ht,s fn lii,;,lli6q, GLNTLEmEN To LADIEs Nv1::•:1 the light 11a4 left lhn house, such HO tiles , . eranpontlil their interest. ijILV.-; SUPERB PHOTO bi at t ur‘. or t ;pal Flctt roe, taltail toil itljtit the best In the ell y,an.l it° waiterior in the `slate. :ontitatitly luerenKing dettbuici and gr(•ate I icnee In tills, style 01 Itlittititilro give u- ity it.IIITI.I bet et' rt.etnt t than any ("stab latatt outside 0; large clt tusi 18-1), sTEREOGItAI4I-; i.' ill Of E V tElirr , for Übe C4:htrt; Tabh.. ~ 1-,0, Nit:oath. instrument o. Large Cotort , t Irot k t).; .ututt of the hull tt, 3 t s I n phits,',,dridattwl vt :t•whi.tre.io the It ft.A. style:ol tlw :At t. 1/Dlllllllk, Pastille, Ceu. and Coiol'3, !It jilt] 1;1 '1 Period ierils. REDucy. 111-; 1. 11. :,11E211.1-1:1:, No. North (Itteen. street, Laneagter, Pa.. NND FANCY GOVISO P(.11C1 FOLIf TOY ROOKS T REOSCO PE POCK ET 130011111 Dry Goods. I,l i !Ap r f 4,, )t lA/ ght(T, .11i)lber to Son ..ILL'S CITY GALLERY, No. 20 East I { lulj it