accounted for and economically disbursed.
I will to the best of my ability, appoint to
office those only who will carry Out this
design.
In regard to our foreign policy, I would
deal with nations as equitable law re
quires indiqsduals to deal equal with
one another, and I will protect the
law-abiding citizen whether of native or
foreign birth, wherever his rights are
jeopardised or the flag of our country
floats. I would respect the rights of all
nations, demanding equal respect for our
own. If others depart from this rule in their
dealings with us, we may be compelled to
follow their precedent.
The proper treatment of the original
occupants of the land, the Indians, is one
deserving of careful study. I will favor
any course towards them which tends to
their civilization, Christianization, and
ultimate citizenship.
The question of suffrage is one which
is likely to agitate the public so long as a
portion of the citizens of the nation are
excluded from its privileges in any State.
It seems to me very desirable that this
question should be settled now, and I en
tertain the hope and express the desire
that it may be the ratification of the
fifteenth article of the amendment to the
constitution.
In conclusion, I ask the patient forbear
ance of one towards another throughout
the land, a determined effort on the part
of every citizen to do his share towards
cementing a happy union, and I ask the
prayers of the nation to Almighty God in
behalf of this consummation.
STATE NEWS.
MONTOUR COUNTY.—Gleanings from
the American.—The Methodist Episcopal
Conference will meet in Danville on the
10th of March. Several hundred minis
ters will be in attendance. The number
is expected to be fully as large, as it was
before the divison. Bishop Scott, is to
preside. Homes, during the Conference,
have alteady been provided for nearly all,
among the citizens Workmen are en
gaged on a new County Court House
Iteli.,,aious revivals progressing in the
Methodist and Lutheran Churches.
ADAMS COUNTY.—On Monday night
the 22nd ult., a young man named Thos..
_ Lee, was shot and killed by one Weems
Black, at a place called Wolf's Hill. The
deceased was a huckster—following sales
and selling cakes, beer, &c., and he and
Black had been for some time making
Widow Rosensteel's house,at Wolf's Hill,
their headquarters. Black who is in cus
tody says the deceased was shot by acci
dent Mr. Amos Rebert, of Straban
township, met with a severe accident at
Lower's mill on the llth inst. He was
engaged in hauling saw logs, and whilst
unloading a heavy one, it got the start of
him, the butt end striking his side and
hip.
LELUGH COUNTY.—The old Allen Rifle
Company, of Allentown,
is to be reorgan
ized Jordan Division No. 380, S. of T.,
celebrated their 20th anniversary . last
Monday evening ' at Allentown There
will be a gran parade of Irish on. St.
Patrick's day, at Allentown A number
of prisoners in the county jail attempted
to make their escape one night last week,
by sawing off the window bars, but were
detected in time to keep them alttle while
longer The dead body of a strange man
was found on the 21st ult., in the Lehigh
.„,iiiver, near Clader's Island An Irish
man stole a watch from Jacob Hill, of
Millerstown. He was captured, and
merely kicked out of town A new Lodge
of Knights of Pythias was instituted at
Catasauqua, with twenty-five members.
YORK COUNTY. —Mr. George Zerger of
Newberry township, was instantly killed
on the 15th ult., by a rock falling on him
in a stone quarry in which he was :at
work, near York Haven On Sunday
evening last, Mr. Adam McKinney, resid
ing on the Public Common, accidentally
cut his hand with a butcher knife, inflict
ing a frightful wound A gentleman
named Langerman, residing on the Mc-
Sherrystown road, near Hanover, had his
foot badly injured by a wagon passing
over it on Wednesday afternoon On
Monday morning Officer Heusner, arrest
ed a German named Altvater, (a shoe
maker), residing on Broadway Avenue, at
Hanover, beyond the railroad crossing, on
the charge Of stealing chickens from sev
eral farmers residing In Conewago town
ship ,close to town On Tuesday morn
ing r Single arrested a man at
Han
..• with obtaining a suns of
• ' under false pretences, from
produce dealer.
, 1 4 Mooed% ;of
lismtvarg, ' 4 . • for twenty years
from a sore ledj)ettich he had amputated
recently. He !a new doina well The
eaCirolni stone residence of Own,.
- 7.152 41,11ottstown; Was totAllyM4--
stray — by Are on the night of the 25th
ult. anet,insursd for 815,-
000 The esayi RM,d fn g has more
societies than any other city of its size and
population in the Unitedthates Twelve
persons were ba,ised recently at Reading
by Rev. George water of the Bap
. tilt Church..... Beaver's Store, at Kutz
town, was p entered by burglars, and pro
anill44 this judt.e f• }pore
merican Mechanies of L.fteport
have just fitted up a new Hall Twenty
two personelhaeolleed ihddeietei in Read
ing for selling liquor without license
A young man named Reeser, of Maiden
creek township, was kicked to death by a
horse A de* ealfrdail fret* Berstville to
Leesport is talked of.
Chesnut Cotnrrr.-On Monday night
virtztimazoicl,mita
West of Coatesville, but Mr. L., on dia
. • them took delberate aim with a,
Bret
fey
gists of the windows,
hastened away. On the
V=litly2tth,r
Oda i I • s en an a
gold watch, stolen. • The bulgier, how
ever 'bopped a valuable ring, whieh is
n j acicount,,o off set the money
and wa Attainper recently enter ed
atIIPIONSIII thoWeet *litter Valley Rearm' 'ticket
oldtereitath..Mtntleekedlire,
WI girls attendieviatistithe platform,
and Ikea rifled the money drawer, and
succeeded . ' in making his escape The
first traht passed CM= new Cheep
Creek 'Railroad last - Th e W
Chester Raihneff Cowman/ will short
extend their road from Waif Chester to
Ditundagtown..f...Tharisg the last nine
weeks revival meetings .have begs held in
the Willstown Biptistidhureh; and eita
six persona received as members....A
-dog was killed last week at Wilistown.
goat *two.
NEWS ITEMS: A spirited revival is in pro
gress at the Evangelical Church, in Mount
Joy, with good results.
A. colored man named William Watson,
bailing from Spring Garden, on the 16th inst.,
was committed to jail by Esquire Martin, of
Mt. Joy, to answer the charge of stealing a
set of harness from J. D. Futz.
Connection has been made•in Wrightsville
between the Pennsylvania Central and North
ern Central Railways, anti it is proposed to
lay, during the coming Spring, heavier rails
between that place and York.
A wild goose was shot lately in West Lam
peter township, which weighed 8)1 pounds.
Rev. Mr. Witherow, of New Jersey,has been
elected pastor of the Presbyterian Church in
Columbia.
Our friend, Calvin R. Coleman, formerly
of this city, now of Kansas City, Missouri,
was in town for a few days last week, and
looks hale and hearty. He has lately associ
atAd with him in the Leather and Finding bu
siness Mr. S. H. Gahm, also a former Lances
terian, and their business prospects are very
flattering. We wish them abundant success.
Columbia has some very bad boys. On
Wednesday of last week, a lad from York
county was set upon by a gang of young ras
cals near Black's Hotel, in that place, who
threatened to cut him with a knife, and thus
compelled him to give up his pocket book.
After receiving their booty they decamped.
Dr. E. Heston has sold his farm of 56 acres,
in Little Britain twp., to Robert Patton, of
the same township.
A correspondent writing from Oskaloosa,
Kansas, holds)out great inducements to young
men who have a notion to emigrate to the
west to make that point their destination.
He states that money commands as high as
twenty-Bve per cent. interest. Address C. S.
Brodbent, Oskaloosa, Kansas, for any par
ticulars.
On Thursday a week, Mr. William ()leaves,
the veteran schoolmaster of Columbia, died at
that place, at the ripe old age of eighty-six.
Dr. J. L. Atlee, er., of this city, has been
chosen one of the managers of the House of
Reftige of Philadelphia. Also, President of
the Board of Trustees of the State Lunatic
Asylum of Harrisburg.
A. R. Whiner, Esq., of Safe Harbor, has
been appointed County Surveyor, by the
Court, a position he has so satisfactorily filled
since 1866.
Gen. George M. Steinman has sold to Mr.
Isaac Diller, for $5,500, one of his new dwell
ing houses in Prince street, between W. King
and Vine streets.
Governor Geary has pardoned Emanuel
Nixdorf, of this city, sentenced in 1866 to
three years' imprisonment in our county jail.
George Heislin has been appointed Mail
Messenger at Landisville, in place of Mr.
Gauagan.
The County Linnren Society met last Sat
urday afternoon. J. B. Kevinski presented
fifty specimens of minerals, C. A. Heinitsh
the horn of an African Buffalo, and S. S.
Rathvon several specimens of rare birds, &o.
The Lancaster Fencibles, accompanied by
the City Cornet Band, left for Washington on
Tuesday, to participate in the inaugural cer
emonies.
A charter for a new Lodge of Odd Fellows,
at Manheim, has been granted.
At the Lutheran Fair in Columbia, the fire
horn was awarded to the Columbia Engine
Company, the vote standing Columbia 2,015 M,
Vigilant 1,74434, Laurel Hook and Ladder
Company 4.
Several head of cattle were stolen last fall
from Samuel Shettle, of Conewago township,
York county. They were recovered last
week, near this city. A fellow named Ander
son was the thief, and he is now injail at
York for stealing a horse and buggy in Dover
twp., in that county.
The Republican citizens of Millersville will
hold an election to-morrow, to ascertain the
choice of the people for postmaster of that
village.
The Columbia Spy says the first train of
freight cars crossed the new bridge over the
river, on Monday last, hauled by the locomo•
tive whieh was built especially for crossing
the bridge. Passenger trains have not yet
crossed, but will in a few days.
John I). Skiles purchased the property of
Mrs. A. E. Keller, in East King street, be
tween Lime and Shippen, at public sale, for
$5,050.
Mr. J. A. floofstitler, of Manor township,
brought to the Erpress office in this city, a
few days ago, a goose egg which measured
11% inches lengthwise, and 8% inches round
the shorter diameter. This has been partially
beaten by Mr. John Shantz, of Montgomery
county, who has one measuring 17% inches
lengthwise, but only 7% inches in circum
ference, around its middle.
David Miller, of Plicenizville, Chester co.,
was arrested a few days since and committed
to prison on the charge of forging two promis
sory notes—one of $7OO on his father, and
another of $BOO on his brother, a drover, for
cattle.
Those who have to make transfers of real
estate this spring will be interested to know
that the Supreme Court of this State has de
cided that the seller is bound to make the deed
and furnish the necessary stamps. The pur
chaser can, of course, pay these expenses if he
chooses to do so, but the obligation rests only
on the party of the first part.
John Brady, Auctioneer, a few days ago
sold a sow, with seven pigs xdonging to John
L. Bair, of Bast Hemp lield township, for
$107.25.
Ell Landis, of ,Lancaster township, recently
slaughtered a hog, seventeen months old,
which weighed Ile pounds.
Samuel W. Meixell, a practical printer
formerly of this city, has purchased the Gisr
mask:own Chronicle, a weekly newspaper pub.
EOM at Gemantown, Philadelphia. W.
wish our brother " typo" abunclant success.
The Vigilant Fire Company of Columbia,
wilt give a eallOo dress ball on St. Patrick's
day, wresting. The ladies are to wear calico
damns..
AS a meeting of the stockholders of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, held at the
oßko of the oompauY, in Philadelphia, on
sditiy i the fallowing gentlemen were elece
ed direotoes : J. IldipO Thompson, Josiah
Baeon, Wilder Morrie, Gloms Mick, Sanwa
T. Bodine, Joseph B. Myers Edward O.
tr od ift Washington M J
aybes, ohn M. Hen
,J Blitse. •
•
irsOttiglM,tat '7lte Dintocu.aTiq CAMP ;
l'or the f'W di x s i that portion &the
" and los its being"
the Mayor's co, has boos in a taste
Oi ilia tionoterlow The &et 14 die "us
" have beeome Sarrifieded last. Their
man scapady began to realise the fact
that tie fate Democratic Treasurer was short
in his amounts, when it *as whispered that
another of f 4 happy Amity's of city ofilleials
'
bad ispottokmu=p= 7 l, repose saying
that the tdaY to an amount
variously 'Olmsted at from a few hundred to
a few tkoutaud. The facts, So fey as we Out
gather, are &bent as follows:
en Wedneedly night Charles R. Franey,
Itsq., clerk to the Mayor and Chief of Night
Polies, left the city, stating, to a policeman
that he was going to New York. The fact
tbeathore Was "something wrong" began to
be apparent, and all doubts on the subject
were set at rest last evening, by the mayor,
appoints J. IL *Upper, Jr., to till the
" 14 2 61101 4 " 41 eniavol Ire Chief of Night Police.
•
On the first of September, the duplicate of
uitoollected water rents, amounting to $l6OO
had been placed in the hands of Mr. Franey,
(who is also an Alderman) for collection. At
** lest meeting of Councils, the following
resolution, relating to, this natter, was adopt
ed by Council":
Eqsqlood, That' a comm4too of three from
each NAY be 'appointed tto examine and re
port npod 11w - condition of the Water Rent
Duplicates of 1864, 1865, 1866 and MC
It is alleged that the proposed investigation
under this resolution has an intimate comma.
tion with the disappearance of the party en
trusted with the duplicate. It seems that
none of these books could be found, although
they ought to have been in the mayor's office,
and had been seen there some time ago. - It is
impossible to state at present, how tench of
these water rents have been collected and
not paid over, the object of the above reeolu
t ion having been to ascertain that fact. The
simple fact, however, that the tooks cannot
be found is prima facie evidence that the cus
todian or custodians were not prepared to
show a clear balance-sheet.
. . ,
But the trouble in the Demountfle atatnp did
not end here. The appointment of Mr. Reg
ener as Chief of Night Police, relied a little
rebellion among the " Stara" of Ai* first mag
nitude, who flatly refused to emillOis &rotted
a new "Star" of an inferior magnitude in
point of official experience, and promptly ten
dered their resignation to idat- honor the
Mayor ! Here the matter Mali for the pre
tent. The police are to hive a meeting this
afternoon to determine their course of con
duct in the premise., and the Committee of
Councils in the meantime prosecute their thus
far unavailing search for the, missing dupli
cates.
The Ladies Friend for March, with its
full of reading, is before us. A capital
lion " In the Firclight,” forms the in
to this splendid monthly of Literature
Fashion. " Roland Yorke ; or Done in riedini,r 9
is continued, and there are also many Other
good things that our readers can llncrifley get
titng a copy of the Lady's Friend, and reading
FATHER ABRAHAM clubs with it at 4 , 2.75 a year
for both.
MARRIED.
DETLING—SONNEN. On the 2d inst., by
Rev. W. T. Gerhard, Peter K. Detling to
Amanda Sonnen, both of Petersburg.
LANE—BRUBACHER. On the 25th ult.,ty
the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, Abraham L. Lane,
of Manheim twp., to Lavinia R. Brubacher,
of Warwick.
STEFFY—KAYLOR. On the 25th ult., by
the Rev. J. J. Strine, Simon S. Steffy to La
vinia H. Kaylor, both of Rapho.
GOOD—KAYLOB. On the 25th ult. ' by the
same, Jefferson T. Good to Kate H. Kaylor,
both of Rapho.
SumPmAN—Pw,FrEn. On the same day, by
the same, Samuel Sumpman to Elizabeth
Peffer, of Mount Joy.
WHITBY—VAN CAMP. On the 22d ult., in
Philadelphia, by Rev. W. J. Clark, Henry
Whitby to Kate, daughter of J. C. Van Camp,
Esq., of Laricaster, Pa.
MILLER—HERSHEY. On the 25th ult., by
the Rev. A. H. Kremer, Hiram K. Miller to
Emma S., eldest daughter of Jacob L. Her
shey, all of East Hemplield.
RAUH—GIFFIN. On the 25th ult., by Rev.
E. J. Gray, Isaac B. Hank to Martha Giffin,
both of Churchtown.
DIED.
BRUBAKEB. On the 24th ult., in East Co
calico twp., near Adamstown, Mrs. David
Brnbacher.
BOMBERGER. On the 9th ult., at his resi
dence, near Sbippensburg, Cumberland, co.,
Joseph Bomberger, in the 88th year of his age.
He was a preacher of the Mennonite Church.
STIEHR. On the 25th ult., in this city, An
drew Stoehr, in the 35th year of his age.
SHAEFFER. Lately, in RI brats township,
John Shaeffer, aged 76 years, 9 months and
13 days.
Hass. On the 25th ult., suddenly, at his
rosidenee, near Hess' Landing, in West Lam
peter twp., Henry Hess.
BAKER. On the 2341 ult., in Lancaster twp.,
Anna Baker, aged 57 years, 10 months and 2
days.
RIFE. On the 23d ult., Geo. Weldler, son
of Jeremiah and Mary A. Rife, aged 1 year,
2 months and 23 days.
THE MARKETS.
Lauoaster Household Markets.
LANCASTER, March 3.
Butter, ip ID 45 @ 48
Lard, VI, 18 4 . 9 20
Eggs, 16 doz.. 20 49 , 22
Dressed Chickens, 45 t@ 70
Beef, by quarter, for front, /6 Si,* 9'4;
do. do. do. nindquarters. 12 el 13
Whole Hogs, per lb 15 15%
Veal, by quarter, 10 13
Potatoes, is bus 00 1.00
do. 11 half pk 13 15
Turnips, 1 16 half pk 6 f 4 ,8
Apples, VI halt' pk 30 el 40
Corn in the ear i 6 bus 1.00
Oate,lll bag of bus 1 40 @1.50
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
MONDAY, March I.—The Cattle Market was
active this week, but prices were unchanged.
Imo bead sold at 10010 1 40. for extra Pennsyl
vania and Western steers; 8%094e. for fair to
mood do., and 601 e. V b., gross, for common, as
o £o
: The following are the particular
:1111 head, Owen Smith, Lanc'r Co . 7 :1 9 %
26 " A. Christy & Bro., Lan. 00.... um
45 44 Dangler & Moeleese, Chest. co 7
100 " P. MOFillen, Lano'r oo 8 114
65 44 P. Hathaway, Lano'r oo 8 1 10
90 44 James 8. Kirk, Chester c 0.... 8 10
25 " B. McPalen, Chester co 9 1),
100 44 James McMen, Western 8 9 .
50 " K. 8. Mon_ J aen Chester c 0.... 9 2
145 " Ullman & Boatman, Lan. 00.. 8 ON
100 " Martin Fuller & Co., Lan. co.. 8 10
120 44 Mooney &Smith,__Western 7 W 4
50 " Mooney I Bro., Weetern...... 6 9
30 " H. Chain, Western Penna.... 0 8%
100 44 Smith & Bro., Western 7 4 10
50 44 L. Frank, Virginia 7
90 " Mope & Co., Lano'r co. 8 1:1
14 90 M. Dryfooi I Co., Western.... 6
U " J. Clemson, Lano'r co., 8
90 " Chandler&Alextinder,Chester 7 9
40 44 Kimble& Wallace Chester 00. 71
16 " Charles Duffy, western 7
II " It. Mayne, Western asgi
" J. Seldozuridge, Lanelr 00....
Cows were unchanged ; 1110 head sold at
00 for springers, and WO7O per head for sow
and calf. -
Sheep were In lair demand i 5,000 head sold at
6154 c. g 1 b. gross as to eondltim,
011 1 1 wens 111111111rI 100 091 4 1 10 the diger
en yards at 'wiz S. net.
FerLUi%era.
WE SAVE No
TRAVELING AGENTS.
Farmer, imid Dealers, who pend o lieik orders
direct to us, eawavail themselves the
LOWEST PRICES
And save the Commission. 'lowly orders will
be advantageous to buyers.
ALLEN & NEEDLES ,
Moultiktoturersof
IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
AND THE
_ AMMONIATED FERTILIZER.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
We sell only No. I—received direct from the
Government.
FISH GUANO.
A splendid Mance packed in barrels.
We also oder for sale Peas LAMM PLAIITSIt t
HYDRAIILIO CZNiitit and a full assortment Of
Oils and CANDLate.
A DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
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using it will have sound plums. It will kill the
peach grub, and make peach trees bear health_y
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swells the tree. causing the old bark to peel oft
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and prevents potato lot. It will prevent weavel,
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warrant it to do Just what we claim for it. To
be used as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
Township anti :Angle Rights for sale for the
County of - Lancaster.
The public are notified to purchase no Right
of J. AtiliKßl4, alias t.; to. W. JAcksox, of italti
more, as we will prosecute all who buy from
him to sell or use.
Circulars will lie sent to any ono, with name
of Maio who have used it, by applying to
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Clark, Black Cap, Purple Cane,. Ohio Everbear
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Hotel Shia washes ulk of twelve sheets
at a batch. jrainily Slzo six. 'rub Maclaine,
four to six. shortest time, two to live minutes
to a batch. Least Wear on clothes. The sim
plest, cheapest, most effielent, most easily op
orated and most durable Clothes Washer in
the world.
For parttoulare about State Bights, call on
C. P. WALKER,
tebfaU] Exchange Hotel
THOS. J. WENTZ,
Having purchased of Charles R. Wentz and
Honry C. Wentz. their interest in the firm of
WENTZ BROTHERS, now oilers the immense
stock of
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, NOTIONS,
GLASS AND QUEENSIVARE,
At the Lowest Possible Prices, in order to red nee
his stock. Having a large stock of DOMESTIC
c 00D -, on hand, purchased before the late ad
vance. he offers them at the Old Prices. tolli
enes, Muslins, Shcetings, Shirtings, Ticking's,
Checks, and all Housekeeping Goods.
Sold at. Inducing Low Prices.
lie calls special attention to the Glass and
Queensware Department.
THOS. J. WENTZ,
Successor to Wentz Brothers.
Sign of the Bee Hive, No. 5 East King street,
Lancaster, Pa. [febs-69-ly
GLASSWARE.
I,waSaater, l'a
FRENCH, CHINA AND ENGLISH
,GRANITE WARE,
Now opening at
HAGER & BROTHERS.
BEST QUALITY
BOSTON & PITTSBURG GLASSWARE,
purchased direct from the Manufacturers.
Engraved, tut and Pressed Table Tumblers,
Goblets, Champagne and Wine Glasses, Fruit
Stands,Saucers,t 'ream Pitchers, Sugars, Celery
Stands, to., in great variety of styles.
Gold Band and Plain French China,
20 CRATES.
WHITE ENGLISH GRANITE WARE.
New Styles—Plain and Embossed, of our own
importation, and will be sold at very LOW
PRICES.
LINENS & COTTONS.
HAGER BROTIIERS have now in store a
full assortment of
RAMSLEY LINEN MEETINGS AND PIL
LOW CASINGS, DAMASK, SNOW DROP,
AND DICE PATTERNS TABLE LINENS
AND NAPKINS, HEAVY LOOM TABLE
LINENS, DAMASK AND BUCK TOWELS
AND TOWELINGS,
from finest to lowest qualities.
RICHARDSON'S SHIRTING AND FRONTING
LINENS,
A full Stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
INCLUDING
Marseilles Quilts, Honey-Comb Quilts, Blankets,
Table and Piano covers, Curtain Musline, Sur.
WO PIECES BEST CALICOES at 124 e.
New York Mills, Wamsutta,__ i Willianurville,
Fruit of Loom, Lonsdale, Hill Forestdale,
Hope, and other makes of
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,
which we are selling by the
PIECE OR YARD,
WHOLESALE PRICE.
1,000 LBS. PRIME OHIO FEATHERS
WALL PAPERS I
HAGER & BROTHERS
A re now receiving their SP ft STOOK, which
will be found complete in all departments of
Plain and Decorative
PAPER HANGINGS,
In Plain Tints, Walnut, Oak, Marble, Freseoe,
Stamped Gold, Satins and Blanks, for Halls,
Parlors, Libraries Dining Rooms and Chamb.
ere. Choice New Fresco Designs for
STORES AND PUBLIC HALLS.
PATENT METAL for securing paper against
Damp Walls.
ifir Call and examine.
HAGER & BROTHERS.
EVANS & CO.
Beading, lea
ENGLISH BRUSSELS, CROSSLEY'S TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS, LOWELL AND HART
FORD THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND VE
NETIAN, WOOL DUTCH, HEMP AND
RAO CARPETS.
VELVET RUGS AND MATS,
WOOL-BOBDERED COCOA AND JUTE DOOR
MATS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
NEW DESIGNS—ALL WIDTHS.
COCOA AND CHINA MATTI*
WINDOW SHADES AND HOL 8,
lu full Assortment.
febl24fj HAGER 4; BROTHERS.
JACOB BARNUM, Y. B. BARNUM, JOHN L. MILLER
HARNISH & CO'S
CHEAP STORE,
No. 2.7 IVEsT KING-ST., LANCASTER, PA.,
Cloths, Cassineres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds,
lAndseys, Flannels, Tiekings, Cheeks, Plaids,
Ipaoess, Dress Goode, Ginghams, Caliooeid
Muslim and Drills,
White Goods, Notions, At No. 1 Feathers,
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
Made up at astonishing Low I , rtees.
air Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. ifebireGly
Bats, Caps, Furs, sec.
1868. 1868.
SHULTZ & BROTHER,
HATTERS,
No. 20 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Latest style Fall sad Wtater HATS and CAPS
in all qualities and oolore.
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
We aro now opsnLue the .111044 Aplt most
FANCY r F a At t gr i al T e I red Ati r =cm
very low prices.
ROBES! ROBES!! ROAES/11
Buffalo Robes, lime/End unlined; Hudson Bay,
W caf t Pritubs'WON.,BEE,,Goon,
BLANKETS AND LAP RUGS
Of all qualities, to wide& we would petrttmdartY
invite the attention of all persons In Want of
artloles in that line.
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS and MITTS.
OTTER,
BRAVER,
NUTRIA,
SEAL,
BUCKSKIN,
FLESHED,
KID, de., No.
Ladles' Vine Yur Trimmed Gloves, Gauntlets,
Nitta and Hoods.
PULSE WARMERS and EAR MITTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n 0204.1
CATHARINE SMITH,
by her next friend January Term, nee.
HENRY RECKER, No. 159.
vs. Summons in Divorce.
DAVID L. SMITH.
TIIE DEPENDENT WILL TAKE
NOTICE that depositions will be taken on
the part of the plaintiff, before me, • Commis
stomper, appointed by the Co o lt ai l i at my oSktey No.
26 South ueen Wool, Lan r city, on SAT
URDAY, he 27th ' tiny of Ma , 1000, between
the hounrof 10 Maack A. N. and 4 Wolook P. IL
of said day.
W. K. BUTT, Commissioner,
f0b20.4t) Office of Ron. T. novena.
Dry Goods.
SPRING, 1869
HAGER & BROTHERS.
CARPETS 1
Dealers in Foreign and Domesti c
DRY GOODS,
GLASS AND QUEENS WARE,
Dentistry.-
LAwedisrza, June 25th, 1168.
El:wrong Exrassin Dr. Wm. li. Whiteside, the
enterprising be purchased from melt
large stock of all the fixtures, the in
struments fug to me, and aleo
those used tl% , Parry, in his prac
tice. la. rcbase, tli*tor has provided
liiipeelf t some of the Yattiabic and
0146,ex
pensive instruments used dental practice,
g'
and has beyond doubt O'lbest and lar
gest collections of teethen 4 •
lustre:orients in the
State. Persons visiting the corrimodious=
of Dr. Whiteside, cannot fail to he fully -
iodated. The Doctor loses no opportunity pf
furnishing himself with every late scientift
improvement in his linear business.
, 11. 11. PARRY.
WM. . WHITESIDE,
•
DENTIST.
__...
OFFICE AND Exerosscx,.
. ,
•
EAST KING STREET, •
Next door to the Court House, over Feline*
toek's Dry Uoods Store,
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Teeth Extracted without pain by the use of
(Nitrous Oxide) Gas.
.
no2o-tf ]
Jewelry.
ZAII3I & JACKSON,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWXLIIY,
SILVER
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES AND FANCY G 001)%
N 0.15 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
air REPAIRING ATTENDED TO.' IR
11020-131
WATCHES!
WATCHES!
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKH.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand A
large and full assortment of the
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES, •
of different weight and finish, to suit all, wbbetb
are sold upon the most reasonable terms, itiW
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Keeps also on hand a good assortment Of
CLOCKS.
Call and examine the goods before purehashif
elsewhere.
Thankful for past favon r solicit a oonthuil
ance of the same. iert.:NreY F. ANDREWB_,
pint-ono' Strasburg, Lancaster ea., Fit.
Musical Instruments, tee.
B. KEVINSKI,
Hi
DEALER IN
SIIEET MUSIC, PIANOS, OItGANI3,
MELODEONS,
Anti Musical Instruments Generalty.
Sole Agent for
STEINWAY & SONS'
WORLD RENOWNED PIANOS. .
Also, Agent for
PRINCE & CO.'S ORUA.NIS and MELODEONS.
.IWMuslc sent by Mail Free of Postage.
No.B NORTH PRINCE STREFIS_, '
Lancaster, t
GOOK AMOHL DOH!
Rooft aw
J. B. KIr.:VINSK I SLIM MUSIC SHIMOSE.
KLOPPOSILL, ORYELLA, 3116.1.0DE0N5, 1111 aft
aorta music Inshtrumental
Dor Kevinski is agent for do bereemty Steals
wehr Pianos—Hlotreera heast mer so of denial,
Der plate is
No. 3 NORD PItINCIC STREET, LANCASTIM.
N. B. For a first raty gooty f efgg, oddc:z
Aecordeon, odder a Tswcerrich-Pelf odder
nick clinkers musical Insktrument, Idea
gross, shtept yusht ni one Kevinskits, 149.1
Nord Prince Shtrose, Lancaster. [no2o/1/1
Groceries.
G ROCERIES, FRUITS,
AND
CONFECTIONS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LAYER, SEEDLESS AND VALENCIA RAJ ER
NEW CURRANTS,
NEW CITRON,
TURKISH PRUNES,
GREEN APPLES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
HOMINY,
SHAKER CORN,
GREEN !NAN
SPLIT PEAS,
CHOICE CR ANBBBRIBS,
CHOICE GREEN T 81 46
CHOICE BLACK
RIO, LAGUYRA AND JAVA COFFENS,
SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
A VARIETY OF CONFECTION,'
GLASS AND QUEENSWARZ
LAMP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOX
All the above of the beet qvallty and eE*
than the cheapest. At
D. S. & J. S. BURMA
_
nov Stalyr) No. 18 East King idiot% MK&
Varnishes, dc.
BRINONNL. JAC. RZINOBNL, JA
A. &J. REINORHL,
MANUFACTURERS ARD WALKS.
tit
COPAL, WHITE, norm, BLACK APO
JAPAN
VARNISHES, •,.
LINsEIND oiL,
ToRpENTINE, se., ea.
NO. 109 NORTH QUEEN STRBB'P,..
(In the Keystone Building,)
LANcesTNR, PA.
Also, Mahogany Boards Veneers and
Mouldings of diflbrent sizes and psis
terns. All kinds of Turning, such I
as Bed Posts, Table Legs,
Spokes, Hubs, Wilms,
, &c., &e.
Also, AMU'S, spRINGS, ito. ilga Sap
Book and Job Printing.
RAUCII ct COCHRAN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS.
From the largest POSTER to the smallest WOW
or CIILCUI4Aa, executed in the beat fay* alllll
at reasonable prices.
ed to
idrOrders from a dUstasea promptly attend
.
OFFICE.—NO. IS, SOUTH QUEEN STREWS,
ireNCLAATia. Psatam.
WATOEIOS I