puttogivanioch pcitoch. BREEF FUN SCRWEIFLEBRENNER. SCHLIFFLETOWN, Nov. 3, 1869. MISTER FODDER ABRAHAM: _kidder de letsht woch, we ich an account gevva hob fun meim drip noch der Ohio, wu Mt de leit so au kleans leckter shpcech iy g'macht hub dort im Cantontowner Obbera house, hob ich net wennicher dos tirei breeta grickt fun Tseitungs drucker for a copy fun der shpeech for se's arsht tsu puplisha. Eaner is fum Norris Exec ly—wu selly Dripunc &mkt; eaner fum Jim Korton Bennet, un a breef uu aw so dispatchly fum Brig Bummeroy. An yeades fun dcnna ktcrls war anckshus de mrsht chance tsu hawa for de shpeech tsu publisha, awer wane ich draw denk dos ae all mituonner in Nei Yorrick woona, dort uunich selly watcha deeb, donn bin ich tsu der conclusion kumma eich de preferans tsu gevva. Un des prooft aw dos ich tsu meina friend shtick. We de chentleleit ftertich wara mit ear -3111 fees shtompa un hend in aunonner ahlappa, un we de ladies noch draw wara zetra weise flacks of troos shnupdicher on mich tsu waifs, hob ich mich amohl de Eons leng parpentickeller ous g'shtreckt tore de awdyans, un donn graved on de ierwet uu nei gepitcht we au raler decom poster orritter, un doh is now de shpeetch wart for wart yusht exactly we seller fun nyconjockaffer se nunner g'numma hut suit seine, short hand krixa-hxa: " Ladies un Chentlemen; Monsleit un Weibsleit; Deer Sir un I ells Sittysens: "Das ich now doh in Canton bin un a'arslu geshter owat ob fun hearn, crin nert mich on olty tscita—about fiertsich !ohr tsurick, un fun selly will ich eieli poor wart savvy a. So leit we Meer wu in Lenkeshter County woona, odder in Alt ilarricks, odder in Fildelly, wann mer hen ooch Pittsborrick wells for alters, donn hen mer evva ready macha missa for wocha long, for an weity grossy race noch Weshta; un wann mer so welt hut gea wella bis noch Canton, donn huts g'heasa mer geat uvva nouse; un sellamohls huts travvellas g'numma mit geil's fleash, un wocha long. Un eb se ob g'shtart sin of so an trip hen se ols for common earn bisness in order gedu, un ears willa g , - macht. “ For fiertsich yolir tsurick, wann ols 'Action war im Shtate, huts ols about drei woeha g'numma bis mer ousfinna hut Itenna we's gonga is, un for President, fun drei his fier moonat. An moon dier mean or dos ea Tseitung g'holta hut war ord rich extravagant considered, cdder an xeicher big-bug. Sellamohls huts kea frei nhoe's g'hot, un do kinner hen aw deitsh gelternt, provided se sin at all in de shool gonga. Fun Railroads hut mer gor nix g'wist, except hear-say, un de wheel rights, blackshmits, soddler un carriage makers, is es all bong warm we's rouse innima is dos so Railroads conshtructa wetta, for fear es deat earn bisness entire ly uf usa. De eantsich sort electrick tele gimphs sellamohls wara de alt-fashionde glwitter shtterm, wanns als recht shaffa, s veblitzt un gedunnert hut, un selley weg ben mer ols notice grickt dos es reaya gebt. De eantsich met mosheen war an deitshe seas odder an frucht-reff mit ma abtorka bailer's buh hinna draw deer so gerunnt hut mit seina eayene muscles. De eantsich sort dresh-mosheen war als an dresh fieggle tsomma gebunna mit ohla 'bent odder ledderny shtmps. De veloci pedes hen sellamohls ols yusht ea rawd un want bekonnt biem nawma fun chub-korrich. De beshtnea mosheen war an sheany, blesseerliche fraw, mit nodle, fawda un fingerhoot. For sheeny water fslle seana sin de leit ols all de weg noch Niagara getravvelled. De factories in shy tseita wara de shpin-redder, shtrick aodla un weab-sht‘iel. De shteam power ben se ols for common g'rais'd mit a pint whisky der hole Runner, awer es hut so unregular g , shofft dos de power net tsu asa war except in ma rough-un-tumble light, odder for der fraw a paar . blohe aw ya tsu gevva. Unser lux tines for fiertsich yehr war shmall beer, leb-kucha, trucker ,ihtengelin un grund-niss, un cigars hut mer kawft feer for a cent; holb shponishe tawea for a cent, un reiche leit de's afforda ben kenna sin aw ebmohls nei gonga for ahponishe for a cent's shtick. De weibs leit hen shea geguckt, un warn in der .Fashion mit elf-bens kordooniche frocks aw yin ledderiche shoe uf de fees, un mit bon nets uf de kep. De monsleit, im warm wetter, sin als heads-armlich in de kier rich gonga, un wann so weit tsu gea hen ;;'hot hen se uftmohls earn shoe in der iond getrawya so dos se net dreckich wter ns, un sin baar-feesich g'luflit, bis negsht on de luerrich, donn de shoe widder aw gedu. De maid hen ols eara musical entertainments gevva mit shpin redder, weak moskeena, un butter fesser, un se hen. aw nee net one helm gedenkt eb dos oe Orbit hen we mer flea un woll shpinnt, better macht, g'sharr wesht, brad bockt, lama flickt, seaf kocht, sei feedert un kleany bubbalin uf drest uf shlofa gea naacht mit hush by baby singe. Awer selly tseita sin ferbei. Wter elleweil fun Fildelfy noch Pittsborrick will, uf bisness, (her branch net amohl boa carpet bag mit :lemma. Doh est er revs tsu nacht, sogt seiner olty dos er net beam kummt de nacht—wu er omia goat is uf course kegs fun eara bisness— om 10 uhr shtept er in a house nei uf eiseme rollers, newt sei ehtiffie un hoot ob, benkt eel nick uf an hoka un legt sich ins bet, shloft sound de gone nacht; der negsht morya weckt er uf, wesht sick un kemmt set Bohr, shlipt eel shtiffle aw, shea •geblackt; kawft a tseitung un least Wks was a paar shtund tantbre rhappened is in Nei Yorrick, St. Louis, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Cuba on onnery hawpt pletz fun der Bons welt, un bis or ffertich is leasa shtept ur ous 'em car in de shtadt Pittsborrick. Dos er de letsht nacht ivver hochy baryn, ivver grossy revver, dorrich valleys, un on caner midi der onuer ferbei gonga is wens er net amohl, for er denkt hardly draw. In a paar shtnud is er wilder of cm heam weg, un warm er aw kummt sogt er ferlcicht aw wu er war—ferlcicht aw net--yusht we's can suit weaya sellam. " lin warm mer ale leckshun hen heit ich's dogs, macha mer olles ftertich e neamlich nacht—salutes feirn, frolics, marcha un music, un net wocha long mit der seierei ruin shleafa we for olty tseita. In fact, do returns hen tner ols amohl eb se frertich sin mit vota. "011eweilbetzahla se aw net wennicher dost tint cent for an cigar; shmall beer nn leb-kucha sin ous g , slipeelt; olty suffer gebts nimmy feel olleweil, for de leit heitich's dogs hcrnft Bich doat saufa in eara yungy dawya; de tried darrafa gor nimmy shalt larna, weil's net reshpecta ble is; lecher in de slitrimp is feel mea re fined dos shtup nodla tsu handla. For an really feiny lady tsu sei, mus se of cm plotz ohumechtich wterra want' so an wesh-tsuvver, adder an butter fuss, odder an frish-inelkiche kuh yusht aw guckt. I_u yungy meuner—abbordich soddiche de ormy un hort-shotliche dAwdy's hen, de dturfa aw heitich's dogs kea hond-wter rick lama, we for alters. Yust clerk sei, eb se fit sin odder net, odder law shtud deem, odder porraytearra, sell is reshpec table, odder wann se net besser du kenna gean se ons bar tenda in do lager beer saloons, provided so hen aw fershtoud genuuk limborricker klus tau shneida un wissa we an grosses shtick fersolseny shmokc warsht es nemmt for an lager customer rechtshoffa saufa tsu macha. “ Now, ich kept noch ordlich feel sawya we de tseita sich fercnnert lien de letshty flertzich yohr, awer ich hob de tseit net. Doch mus ich sawya, ich bin a wennich wunnerfitzich fun weaya derma sacha om end fun de uegshta ftertsich yohr. Ich glawb anyhow dos bis selly tseit hen de leit entweder meaner odder wennicher fershtond we olleweil, for mer missa hin nersich odder ftersich gea. Sbtill shtea is net unser shtyle. Ich glawb dos mer forwards gea missa. Onshtatt kohla odder holtz brenna, missa mer larna wasser tsu usa, for sell is feel wohlfealer. Onshtatt steam, geb uns electricity odder perpetual motion; for sounder fershtond tsu kreeya missa de leit men wasser drinka un wen nicher nine shtrike wisky saufa ; for frieda in oily lender gebt oily leit in der welt equal rights, un sell machts noatwendich de balance fun der Welt on do United Shtates tsu annexa, un so Shtates we Russia, Deitshlond, England, Fronkreich, China, Mexico un Africa a yeades tswea sennators tau erlawa, un olly flags missa mer ob shoffa un ferkawfa tsum lumpa moan, except yusht de stars un shtripes net, for selly wterra noch gebraucht for a dausent yohr. Un for der gone job tier tich macha missa do leit yusht en shproch shwetea in der gonna welt, un selly shproch is unser eayenes, sheanes, feines, pures Pennsylfawnish deitsh, for sell konn unser eans aw goot fershtea, un weer's Iterna will mus sich bei tseit aw macha beim Professor Pit Shwefflebrenner fun Pennsylfawney, un aw shreiva for de FODDER ABRAHAM'S Matting 39U a dahler un a holwerls yohr kusht cash down im fore ous of advance.” Doh now, husht de Bons shpeetch. Was denksht derfu? Was deats koshta se tsu dransleata in Loddeinish un in Frousea sish un JEnglish un onnery fashionebble ded langwitches? De Bevvy meant wann ich se sellerweg publisha deat dorm kent mer a grossy fortchin drouse PIT SCHIVEFFEHRENNER. P. S.—Weasht dos ich im sin hob rouse tsu kumma for eans fun selly emtlin dort in Harriaborrick? Ich hob a notion pro weera for Shpeeker fum Sennet tau wterra, un wann ich rouse kumm derfore donn deats mich aw gor net wunnera wann ich hous bleiva deat. Ich hob anyhow a no tion amohl in de shtadt tsu gea un a wen nich der George insulta derweaya, well ter so ivver ous grosser intluens hut. P. S. STATE NEWS. YORK COUNTY.—The Court of Quartet Sessions met in York on Monday last York is cursed with incendiaries The True Democrat took possession of its new office on Tuesday last The Washington House in York has been sold for $22,000 A line of stages has commenced run ing between York and Peach Bottom, leaving York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings and returning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The route of travel is through Dallastown, by the way of Glatfelter's Hotel, Saylor's Hotel, the Brogue, Cooney's Hotel, Mc- Sherrysville and Castle Fin to its terminus at the Slate Hill Postotliee, in Peach Bot tom A "tournament" came off at Don an's Cross Roads, in Peach Bottom twp., on Tuesday last. This is a "new wrinkle" in that locality. The particulars have not been published William Meads, a well known colored man in York, was severely cut with a razor during an altercation with another " darkie," a barber, one night last week Rev. Menges' Lutheran Church, in York, is undergoing renova tion and improvement Rev. Mr. Rice, who has been in Europe for some months, returned to York on Thursday evening of last week, and was received by his con gregation at the Moravian church, where a " love feast" was held The freight business on the Wrightsville branch of the Northern Central Railway has become very heavy, and it is a subject of com plaint by travellers that freight is carried with all the passenger trains. It often takes two hours to make the trip from Wrightsville to York, a distance of twelve miles; where's Fiske ? A new military company has been formed in York, called the "Hay Veteran Zouaves," in honor of the veteran soldier, Gen. George Hay A meeting of citizens was held in W ar rington twp., on the 22d ult. for the pur pose-of furthering the_project of building a railroad from New Cumberland on the Susquehanna, to York Springs, Adams county Samuel J. Shaffer has been ap pointed ticket agent on the Northern Central railway at Wrightsville, in place of William Moore, resigned Capt. Ja cob Wiest has been appointed by the Gov ernor Associate Judge for York county, in place of lion. Peter Mclntyre, de ceased. A most excellent appointment.. ....A large iron furnace is in process of erection near the depot at York. The work on the buildings Is rapidly progress ing, and will be finished between this and January. The machinery is so arranged that the ore in its natural state is taken GEN. E. N. GREGORY, United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. through different operations until it is manufactured into steel cap rails and bar iron of every description Peter Strick houser, the new County Commissioner, took his seat in the board on Monday last. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.—The Miners , Journal of last Saturday gives an account of a most horrible act by three boys at a place called Hillsdale, near Pottsville. At about a quarter of a mile from the house of a laborer named Ilornicle, sev eral children were playing, and among them his seven year old son. The three boys, coming from Pottsville or Mount Carbon,i (not positively known which) built a fire and took hold of the boy Ilor nicle, and held him over it until lie was actually roasted, and then they fled. When found, the victim was in a terrible condition, and unable to talk, aad it is believed that he is internally injured by inhaling the flame. It is supposed the act was committed for revenge on account of information which little Ilornicle re cently gave of some boys who robbed a spring -house in the neighborhood. One arrest has been made, and the accused held for a further hearing About 2.0 democratic ballots were stuffed into the box at the Norwegian township poll at the last election, and the Journal calls on the proper authorities to prosecute the election officers Jonathan Hoffman, keeper of a hotel near Broad Mountain, and two sons, were badly bitten by a mad dog, belongin,,a to him. The sufferers are under medical treatment Flourishing literary society at Minersville ; meets weekly The Methodists of Tremont will hold a fair during the holidays Francis N. Lawton accidentally shot am killed himself while gunning. He was buried at Mount Laurel Cemetery, at Pottsville. LUZEISNE COUNTY.—C. 11. Wells, the Republican County Treasurer elect, is editor of the Wochenblatt, a German news paper The total sum received for the relief of the Avondale sufferers, from all sources, amounts to $68,850.30 Three lumps of pure coal, weighing about two tons and a half each, were taken from one of the Pittston mines. They are designed for specimens, and were shipped, one to Buffalo, N. Y., one to Paterson, N. J., and the other to New York City Thos. McGill, of Nescopeck, committed suicide by hanging himself a few days ago. Rum the cause A hunting party recently proceeded to Long Pond Region, in the upper part of the county, and shot a bear weighing over two hundred pounds. CHESTER COUNTY.—The Reading and Wilmington Railroad, which crosses the Pennsylvania Road at Coatesville, is pro gressing rapidly and will soon be com plete' Protracted meeting in the West Whiteland M. E. Church Thomas Mar tin's shoe shop in Coohranville was broken open and robbed of a hundred dollars worth of shoes and leather John Men denhall, of New Garden, raised 584 bush els of corn on 76 perches of land, beihg at the rate of 82 bushels per acre Ken net Square people havejust instituted horse races to make their place interesting and lively John Arms was accidentally shot at Pughtown on the 29th ult., by a man who belonged to a_party of gunners. Injuries not serious Burglars attempt ed to enter the house of Joshua Kama, Esq., on Monday night, but failed. BERNS COUNTY.—Twelve cases of common drunkenness before the Mayor of Reading on Tuesday morning last.. Bonneville Althouse fell from a scaffold at Hamburg and was seriously injured George Heffner, Sr., of Maxatawney had his leg broken by afall while unloading a grist a few days ago The Reading.Evle says the work of rejuvenation is going on rapidly in the flooded district of the city. Canal boats have been chopped to pieces and removed, sidewalks filled up and re paired, and other measures taken to efface the ravages of the water Augustus Smith, residing in Tenth street, Reading, on Friday last, made a misstep and fell while passing out of the house, and broke his leg and dislocated his hip " Editrd Sands, keeper of a lager beer saloon in Reading, fell from the second 'story oflhis residence on Sunday morning last, but escaped serious injury. A NEW YORK doctor writes to a friend in Boston that he has sent to the insane asylum since the great gold corner, six men who were made crazy by their loee Quite a number of other persons engaged in the corner appear very mad over their losses, or for soma other reason, but therb is such a method in their madness that no insane asylum is likely to receive them as inmates, though it would be a good thing for the community if they could be locked up somewhere.—Springfleki Repub lican. If the State prison were receiving their righthil share of the gold gamblers, we should begin to think that a recurrence of the conspiracy was a remote event. Our gift lid Strange bed clothes: Three shee in wiud. --A store in Denver City has the fol towing sign: Fyne Kut 2 bak 0. --There is one ship no woman ever objects to taking passage in: Court-ship. —A western editor, seein g two washer women quarrelling, quoted Tennyson : Wring out wild bells." —" Industry must prosper," as the man said who was holding the baby while his .wife chopped wood. —The hog may not be thoroughly posted in arithmetic; but when you come to a square root he is there—the hog is. —lt is thought that it is the outcry against female extravagance which has in duced our ladies to reduce their waist. --" 1 came near selling my boots the other day," said Scuttle to a friend. "How so?" "Well, I had them half soled.,' --In .:.• '!1 4e the heart of a widow is like a turuibik.d apartment, where one is apt to find something left there by a for mer lodger. —" Come out here and I'll lick the whole of you," said an urchin to some sticks of peppermint candy in a confec tioner's window. —Jones—" Poor Lucinda took that cir cumstance very much to heart." Nib bles--" Did she, indeed? I wish I was that circumstance." —A London paper has advertised more than once, " Two sisters want wash ing." "We hope they may get it," was the disrespectful reply of all who read the notices. —" I wonder," said a Scotch maiden, " what my brother John sees in the lasses that he likes them me weel? For my part, I wad na gie the company o' one lad for twenty lasses." • —The New Haven Lever sounds this note of warning: "Beware, young man! The pearl powder now used by her is poison! One touch of those eager lips to that enamelled cheek may result in death most horrible! Bewarrrrre." • —An old Virginia, hunter, who heard Bishop Meade preach in his clerical robes without manuscript, paid him this corn- pliment: " He's a right down good preacher, and he's the only one of them petticoat preachers that I ever heard that could preach without a rest.' " —As a lawyer and a doctor were walk ing trm-in-arm, a wag said to a friend: , "Those two are just equal to one high wayman." "Why?" was the response. " Because it is a lawyer and a doctor— your money or your life.” —A quaint writer says: "I have seen women so delicate that they were afraid to ride for tar of * the horse gunning away; afraid to walk for fear the dew might fall; afraid to sail for fear the boat might upset; but I never saw one afraid to be married, which is more riskful than all the others put together." —A young lady having asked a gentle man the size of his neck, lie sent the fol lowing: The else of my neck! That's remarkably strange, And admits of a very significant range; A neck-tie, a collar, sore throat, a halter, And others, enough to make a man falter. Let this tender reply anxiety check— The length of your arm will justgo round my neck! —An invalid son of Bacchus was about to undergo an operation for dropsy at the hands of his physicians. "0, father, father!" screamed a son of the patient, who was looking on; "do anything else, i but don't let them tap , you." But, Sammy," said the father, it will do me good, and I shall live many a year after to make you happy." "no, father, you won't. There was never anything tapped in our home that lasted longer than a week." —Two young ladies in a certain house in town the other night were heard sing ing as follows: "Oh for a man! Oh for a man! Oh for a man—sion in the airy!" Before they could get any further, two young bloods outside responded: " Oh for a gal! Oh for a gal! Oh for a gal—lon of old rye." —"Gentlemen of the jury," said a Western lawyer, "I don't mean to insin uate that this man b 3 a covetous person, but I will bet five to one that ifyou should bait a steel trap with a new three cent piece, and place it within six inches of his mouth, you would catch his soul. I wouldn't for a moment insinuate that he would steal, but may it please the court and ggintlemen of the Jury, I wouldn't trust him in a room with red hot mill stones, and the angel Gabriel to watch 44/1.,1 Clothing. MM=l:l (400 D NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE! GRAM) OPENING OF THE SEASON! Tho subscribers have just returned from the Eastern Markets with the largest and best As6ortment of OVER AND DRESS COATINGS, All colors and all grades; Cassimeres in great variety--all the latest and best styles in the market, suitable to all tastes, and the prices within the reach of every one. All of which we are prepared to make up in the best style, and at the shortest notice, and at the Lowest Cash Prices. Our stock of MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND BOY'S READY MA DE CLOTHING, is very largo, and gotten up with great care, and will be sold very low, (READY-MADE DEPAR a fine l TM ine of ENT on 2d Floor.) We bare GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. All our goods have been selected with care, and purchased at the very lowest cash prices. All we ask of you is to call and examine our stock for yourself, and you will say truly the half has not been told. MYERS & RATIIFON, Southwest corner of Centre Square OetB-tf.] Lancaster, Penn a. REMOVAL TO BEAU MONDE HALL! PORTICO ROW 531 PENN SQUARE, 531 READING, PENNA., =I BEAVERS, CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c., &c., EIZEI SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR ALSO, BOY'S CLOTHING, MEI GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS! LEVI G. COLEMAN, Cater. BUCII & BRO., je4-1f) PROPRIETORP Boots and Shoes. MARSHALL & SON'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL—GivE Us A CALL The only place for good and substantial work s at MARSHALL'S, Where can bo seen the largest and beet assort ment of Men's and Boys' BOOTS AND SHOES ever brought to this city. Ladies', Misses' and Children's plain and fancy Shoes, Balmorals and Buttoned Gaiters. AW• Also, RUBBERS OF EVERY KIND, whieb we invite you to call and examine; feeling con fldent that we can warrant all to WEAR WELL no 20-Iyl REINHOLD STUBBS, No. 104 North Queen St., it Square above the R. IL Depot. BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. Have just arrived from the city with a large and elegant stock of Boots and Shoes, Gaiters, etc., superior to any ever before brought to this markot, which are offered at the fol lowing astonishing low prier* : Men a Calf Boots woo to $7.00 " Box-toe Congress Gaiters.... 8.00 to 4.00 " Congress Gaiters 2.50 to 8.00 " Balmorals 2.00 to 3.00 " Lasting Congress Gaiters 8.00 to 375 " Oxford Tie 2.75 to 3.60 Boys' Gaiters 2.00 to 8.00 " Calf Balmorals 1.50 to 2.00 Tontns Calf Balmorals 1.26 to 1.76 Ladies high-polish Lasting Gaiters. 2.50 to 8.25 " Lasting Balmorals 1.25 to 1.75 " Lasting Congress Gaiters..... 1.50 to 2.00 " tine Glove Kid Button Boot.. 3.0 to 4.00 " " Glove Kid Polish 800 t... 2.60 to 8.25 " " Morocco Button 800 t.... 2.26 to 8.00 " " Goat Balmoral 9.00 to 2.60 " " Turkey Moroooo Button. 8.00 to 3.75 " " Kid Heel Slippers.... ..... 1.26 to 1.75 " " Goat Slippers 1.00 to 1.25 Misses Goat high-polish 1.73 to 2.60 " Lasting higpolish 2.00 to 2.25 Cbildren's shoes of all kinds 50 to 1.50 40rAn inspection of the stook is solicited. 808-Our work is all warranted. 4-WAll kinds of custom work manufactured in the very best sCyle at short notiee, at the lowest sash prises. may74la) REINHOLD & STUBBS. Groceries, tee. FRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS! The beet Fruit Jar is the MASON JAR. SAFE, RELIABLE AND SIMPLE. EVERY JAR WARRANTED. 50 GROSS FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Also, other goal Jars, and thegholoest selection of GROCERIES in the city, AT No. 18 EAST KING STREET jy 18-tf D. S. BURSK. Claim Agency. J AMES BLACK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM AGENT, No. 54 East King-st., Lancaster, Pa. Being duly licensed as a Claim Agent, and having a larg e experience, prompt attention will be given to the following classes of claims: INDUNTY and PAY due discharged Soldiers and Sailors. BOUNTY (additional to Soldiers who enlisted for not less than 2 or 3 years, or were honors biy discharged for wounds received. BOUNTY (additional) to Widows, Children, or Parents of Soldiers who died from wounds re ceived or disease contracted in said service. PENSIONS for invalid Soldiers and Sailors, or to their widows or children. PENSIONS for fathers and mothers, brothers or sisters of deceased soldiers, upon whom they were dependent. PENSIONS and GRATUITIES for Soldiers or their Widows from Pennsylvania, In the War of 1319. PAY due Teamsters, Artificers and Civil em ployees of the Government. PAY due for horses lost in the United States service. CHARGES.—fies fair and moderate, and in no cue will charges be made until th e money issolleoted. (deo 16.1 yr• n J. DICKEY, • ATTORNEY AT LAW I= OFFICE: SOUTH QUEEN ST.,second house be low the " Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Pa. JB. LIVINGSTON, • ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE: No.ll NORTH DUKE ST., west efde, north of the Court House, Lancaster, Pa. CHARLES DENUES, ATTORNEY AT LAW Orrice: N 0.3 SOUTH DUKE STREET, Lan caster, Pa. JOHN B. GOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE: N 0.56 EAST KING ST., Lancaster, Pa JJW. JOHNSON, • ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFVICE: NO 25 SOUTII QUEEN ST., Looms ter, Pa. TA P. ROSENMILLER, • ATTORNEY AT LAW. °pima: With A. Rana SMITH, Esq., South Queen St., opposite the office of "Father Abra ham," Lancaster, Pa. A C. REINOEHL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Osszcs: No. 3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster JOHN P REA ATTORNEY AT LAW, Orstca: With llon. O. J. DICKEY, N 0.21 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster, Pa. MARTIN RUTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OPPICE of the late HOD. THADDEUS STEVENS, No. 28 South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. A MOS H. 11YLIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OPPICE: No. 8 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster. - - K. RUTTER , ,• A.TTORN EY AT LAW. OPPICE: With General J. W. FISIIKR, NORTH DUKE ST., Lancaster. Du. jot F. BAER, • • ATTORNEY AT LAW - . Ortee: No. 19 NORTH DUKE Street, Laneas ter Pa. [dcc 18-la-r Reading Advertisements. MALTZBERGEIt, • ATTORNEY AT LAW No. 41 NORTH SIXTH ST., Rending, Pu. GEORGE SELTZER, to • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER AT LAW. NO. 601 COURT STREET, (opposite the Court house,) Reading, Pu. INVALIDS " HYGEIAN HOME." N. R. ADAMS, M. D., Physician-in-Chief. Dr. Adams has studied and attended Medical Lectures and Hospitals, both in New York and Philadelphia, and been a successful practitioner of the "Healing Art" for many years; he is therefore eminently qualified by biedical Edu cation, Surgical skill, and great experience for the position of Physician and Surgeon in a large Health Institute. Invalids seeking health will find at our cure every thcility for the re covery of health. Pure, soft, bpring water, healthful diet, and excellent bathing facilities combined with Swedish Movements, and a Ju dicious application of Eleetricity, and all Na ture's great curative Agents, regulated by a skillful Physician, enables us to cure when a cure is possible. The Fall and Winter months are considered best for treatment, especially in our mild and genial climate. SIMMOAL OPNRAMONS of all kinds performed according to tbe latest and most approved methods. `OBSTETRICAL. MICK and all PRIVATIFI EAstES 118 well as Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Liver'Complaln t, are treated with success. For Circular, address the Proprietors, Brown & iddlokaulf, Wornereville, Berke Co., Pa. Oct. 22-ttl ki 1 1 We do not wiskto inform you, reader that Dr. Wonderful, or any other raan, has discov ered a remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure all diseases whether of mind, body or estate, make men live forever, and leave death to play for want of work, and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a blissful paradise to which Heaven itself shall be but a side show. You have heard enough of that kind of humbuggery, and we do not wonder that you have by this time become disgusted with it. But when I tell you that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will positively cure the wine cases of Catarrh, I only assert that which thousands can testify to. Try it and you will be convinced. I will pay SSW UENVAILD for a case of Catarrh that I cannot cure. FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERI PRIM! ONLY 50 CENTS. Rent by MaUpostpaid, for Sixty Cents; Four packages $2.00, or one doz en for 5.00. Bend a two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphl3t on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor, B. PIERCE, M. 10, D., oet22-drn] Buffa N. Y. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD! '1.40T-7Z)0.111" BLOOD PANACEA, The Great Alterative and Blood Purifier. . For the cure or SCROFULA (WRING'S EVIL, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, Ear ;mks, 43 011.0 , Pumas, and ILOTCHIII on the FA CE, SORE 1111, YELLOW JAUNDICE, WHITE ( WELLINGS, ME RC USIA L MO ISES, GENERAL DEBILITY, PAL ITATION and PLUMBING at the [SART, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, IPHILIS and SYPHILITIC AFFIC IONS, BLADDER and KIDNEY DIS -ISES, GRAVEL, DROPSY, DTSPEP• ,A,LIVERCOMPLAINT,SICK IZADACHE, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, c. To the broken down female it Ives life and energy by restoring le lost powers of nature. Persons II weakness and lassitude, by use ig the PANACEA are soon re ored to perfect health, bloom and Igor. Try it. S. A. FOUTZ, Manufacturer and Proprietor, BALTIMORE, MD. For sale by druggists and storekeepers .throughout the United Mateo. ALFRED A. HURLEY, Druggist, WEST KING STREET, 00t22-Iy] LANUASTER, PA. For sale by GOLDEN GIFTS Parents to Families, Father• to Daughter, When the light has loft the house, rnernoria such as those Compound their interest. GILL'S SUPERB PHOTO. Miniature or Opal Pictures, admitted to be the best in:the city, and no superior in the State Constantly increasing mi ni atu r end great cape rienee in this style of give us greater facilities and better results than any establish ment outside pf largo cities. STEREOGRAPMS OF ROME VIEWS tor the Centre Table. Also, prismatic instruments. Large Colored Workliznse of the beet Ar tists lh Philadelphia an ..ewhere lathe high, eat style of the art. Lid k, Pastille, Crayon and colors, at GILL'S CITY (TALL_IIItYI Jan 1.1 7 r) No. 10 East Mn 11-st. Professi4a. ltfed leal. WHERE Price $l.OO Per Bottle. Photographs, cCe. 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