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SCIILIFFLETOWN, Feb. 1, 1870.
MISTER FODDER ABRAHAM:
letsht woch hob ich eich amohl so
An kleany luil'shtory g'shrivva fun weaya
tiem Mose Shenafeld we er gonga is de
Nancy Shinkrotzer korrisseera selamohls
we der alt G'shwire, earn dawdy, fun
beam war, un we er so unferhuft tsurick
is, un we der Mose sicl. donn fershlupt
but im cck•shonk un we er sei naas full
Seiner pelfer grickt hut, uu we's can
shneesa hut macha so dos der alt mono
can ferwisht hut un ean tsum house nouse
travella macha of double quick. Ich hob
eich now de woch an onnery un a bessery
shtory shreiva wella, awer ich bob so
g'wiss kea tseit alleweil, for de Bevvy
is kronk un ich hob selwer missa all de
Serwet shaft doh im house, under klea
Abet/ noch heeta besi les.
De Bevvy is gons fesht im bet alleweil,
under duckter Pillamixer attend se now
shum sidder om letshta Freidog, un se is
ols no_di net besser. Der duckter sogt
eara complaint weer de inflemmeashen im
caftitty fun der breuht un a contchestion
uf abdomannicle conclommereashen im
kup, so dos se so uufergleichlich shwitza
Daus in der nacht, abbordich wann se tsu
gedeckt is mit em fedder bet. Geshter hut
se oily halb shtund so an pilferly ei
g'numma un g'mixed mit lodwarrick un
aw drei doss pilla—'s terabt mohl droi,
donn, in tswea shtund feer, uu well se gor
ken effect g'hot hen hut se d'no de balance
fun der gons box g'numma. Se hut aw an
mucka ploshter uf em buckle un heasy
baeka-shtea on de fees un a mushtard
ploshter uf de shins so dos der ecksessif
fluid fum sistem sich in de unnery ex
tremmities fun de fees nous shan't un net
an rush macht in de weitel parts fum
kup. Der duckter sogt se is noch net
drivver nouse, un awer waun se net an
collapse g rickt inside fun nine dog donn
denkt er konn er se drivver bringa. Er
but aw abbordich directions gevva dos se
nix essa (haft except host gekochty opt.,
fettes sei-deash, brod-wtersht, odder a
wennich weiskraut un gekochty bohna,
mit a paar shnitz un tswivvella for varie
ty. Un wann de pills nix botta donn
rftht der duckter er v ter SO an (bAetp
-11.1"du gevrvit'iu'd6 cibbteeatt? for ail mixter
fun .‘English saltz, caster-Thl, rubarb, un
shlonga-v;artzel be,. Du alt sulaktup
perissy war geshter owet aw bei tins, un
se meant mer set braucha Lei sell= hexa
duckter dort bei Sheaneck, for se behawpt
se war terhext, ml dos all de pilla un pil
ferlin iw saltz un olles nix botta dent,
awer dos seller branch ducktcr se ball
widder uf de fees du dent.
Eels will anyhow net hullis dos de Bevvy
vier now noel' (101 l der bucket kickt. Sell
watr about shawd, for se konn meaner
shaft'. tin beet enniche fraw ins county,
em [rod bocka un wesha un better macha
un su ierwet. Fo weiver sin aw ebbas
wart, onshtott dos se geld koshtst for
se uf tsu holta, duna se eam ols geld in
der sock shaffa, un sell hut se a monnich
mohl gedu we se ols morriekt getend hut
in der shtadt, we ich ols noch au uure
conshtruckteder dcmokrat war un ols
drom g'suffa hob un bensa gepitchtd un
korta g'shpeelt, bis ich tsuletsht my awya
uf grickt hob we de demokrata mer my
watch g'shtola hen dort in Nei Yorrick,
on der Beimoyerls Convention.
ewer, der Ahoy kreisht un ich mus em
a, shlutzerly ins maul nei du, un aw
tseit dos de Bevvy noch mea pillanemmt,
um doh mus ich shreiva of hears, for de
woch.
ZIT SCIIIVEFFLEBRENNER
HONE AFFECTION.—The heart has af
fections that never die. The rough rubs
of the world never obliterate them. They
are the memories of home—only home.
There is the old tree under which the light
hearted boys swung many a day ; yonder
is the river in which he learned to swim,
there is the house in whieh he knew a par
ent's protection—nay, there is the room
in which brother and sister, long since
laid in the yard in which we must soon
be gathered, overshadowed by yon old
church, whither with a joyous troop like
himself he had often followed his parents
to worship, and heard the good old man
who ministered at the altar. Even the
very school house, associated in youth Ail
days with thoughts of tasks, now comes
to bring pleasant remembrances of many
occasions that called forth some generous
exhibition of noble traits of human na
ture. There is where he learned to feel
some of his emotions. There, perchance,
he first met the being who, by her love
and tenderness in life, has made a home
for himself happier than that which his
childhood has known. There are certain
Gailings of humanity—and those, too,
among the best—that can find no appro
priate place for their exercise only at one's
&wide.
THE Democracy of New York are in a
peck of trouble. The Albany Journal says:
"The Democratic party is thoroughly
disorganized. The priests insist upon a
division of the School Fund, and stand
threatening vengeance if it is not granted.
Timorous Legislators fear the wrath to
come. The masses demand the disband
ment of commissions;
_politic leaders seek
to defeat by delay. - Hoffman nominates
to office from his followers; angry Sena
tors threaten rejection.” It is not always
comfortable to be in a majority. The re
sponsibility fairly counterbalances the ad
vantages.
JOHN DEAL was on Monday sentenced
at Reading, to be hanged for the murder
•f Richard M. Harlan.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
CULLED FROIII V ARIOUA SOURCES
The President immediately after its
passage approved and signed the Virginia
bill, notwithstanding a delegation of dis
appointed office seekers, headed by Porter,
of Northlk, was on hand to bring pressure
to bear for a veto of it.
Last week Senator Wilson introduced a
bill to pay the widow of President Lincoln
a pension, which was referred to theCom
mfttee on Pensions.
It is proposed here to make the Govern
ment officials, who are responsible for the
furniture in the Capitol and Government
Departments, to give bonds for the proper
use and safety of the same. The Govern
ment spends an enormous sum .for furni
ture, and there is great extravagance in
the care of the same.
The Committee of Ways and Means has
reconsidered its action and stricken bitu
minous coal from the free list.
The entire coat of our late •` civil" war
is estimated by Commissioner Wells to be
59,000,000,000.
The till abolishing the franking privi
leges last week passed the House by a
large majority. The Senate has not yet
acted on it.
A suspension of work in the construc
tion and steam engineering departments
of the New York, Philadelphia and Ports
mouth Navy Yards has been ordered.
This will throw out cf employment over
3000 persons.
At no distant day President Grant ex
pects to see the Cabinet Ministers provid
ed with residences in Washington, rent
free.
The Commissioner of Agriculture inti
mates that Le has no seeds, plants, &c.,
for miscellaneous distribution, and that
he can only forward them to regularly con
stituted agricultural societies and clubs,
and correspondents of the Department.
Although the population of New Jersey
is not ove 1,000,000, she pays more income
tax than any other State ; excepting four.
No action has yet been taken on the no
mination of General Sickles, but it is un
derstood that he will be early confirmed as
minister to Spain. His correspondence in
regard to Cuba is said to be full of ability,
sagacity, and learning.
The calendar of the U. S. House of Re
presentatives shows that during the pre
sent session nine hundred and eighty Live
bills have been introduced in that body,
and thirty or forty joint resolutions. The
Senate calendar exhibits a proportionate
number of bills.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer in New
York to sell one million dollars in gold
each week during the month of February,
and to purchase $1,000,000 bonds on each
alternate week on account of the sinking
fund.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re
vised the estimates for his department,
and reduced them several millions of dol
lars.
Prince Arthur, Queen Victoria's third
son, after being lionized in Canada for
some months, is now on a visit to the
United States, Ile reached Washington
on Saturday, 2201 ult. He was introduc
ed tit ate rresilient the following Ilenany.
an it afterwards made a visit to the Senate
and House of Representatives. In the
evening a dinner was given at the resi
dence of the British Minister, at which
Vice President Colfax, Chief Justice
Chase, Senator Sumner, and a number of
other notabilities, were present. On Wed
nesday, 2.lith, a state dinner was given at
the Executive .Mansion in honor of the
Prince, and a in the evening. Several
more are talked of. Banquets in Brooklyn
and New York have been tendered the
Prince which have been accepted.
A colored gentleman, Mr. 11. 11. Rev
els, has been chosen 'United States Sena
tor from Mississippi by the handsome ma
jority of thirty-nine. Ile is elected for the
short term ending in 1871, to be succeeded
by General Alcorn,
who will sit from 1871
to 1877. General Ames is chosen for the
term to expire in 1875.
In the Senate on Monday Mr. Morton
introduced a bill providing for the readmis
sion of Mississippi. It contains the same
fundamental conditions imposed in the
case of Virginia, but requires no oath of
the legislators. A bill was presented in
the House for the same purpose, and the
indications are that such a measure will
soon be carried through.
The term of service of Hon. Robert C.
Grier, as Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States expired on Monday
last, he retiring under Act of Congress,
after being on the bench more than twen
ty-three years.
A revision of the Internal Tax laws is
to be at once undertaken by the Ways and
Means Committee.
The first number of the Poet Office Ga
zette, published as the official organ of the
Postoffice Department, appeared on Tues
day last. It is devoted to fUrnishing offi
cial and general information on postal
matters to the employees of the depart
ment.
The Hon. R. S. Heflin, member of Con
wags from Alabama, was lately found in
his room at Washington almost suffocated
by gas. When brought to, he said be
" tried to pinch the light out, but found
that somebody had stolen the wick."
Last week somebody in Cleveland Ohio ,
sent Gen. Grant a black spaniel, w hichthe
President declined, saying that he did not
keep dogs. There were $lO express charges
on the animal.
Francis A. Walker, of Massachusetts,
has been appointed Superintendent of the
Census, which is to be taken during the
present y ear.
POSTAGE to the Netherlands is reduced.
On and after (February 1) letters will be
conveyed in closed mails by way of Eng
land at ten cents per single rate of half
ounce or under, prepayment optional. The
rates of postage, conditions of payment,
&c., on newspapers, books, packets, and
samples of merchandise remain unchang
ed.
AT Pittsburg last week, two strangers
entered the Third National Bank, and
obtained $3200 on a check for $BOOO on
on the Corn Exchange Bank of New
York, which was subsequently discovered
to be forged. They also obtained $2500
from the 83cond National Bank on a simi
lar forged check. Both escaped.
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and
North Carolina form the new military de
partment of Virginia, to the command of
which General Canby has been assigned.
tathtr 4,kbralatteo Chip%
PHILADELPHIA is the only larg , city
which still sticks to hand fire engin( -.
THERE is a sixteen-year•old girl in La
fayette, Indiana, who is nearly is feet
high.
THE live great evils of life are sai;;.to be
standing collars, stove-pipe hats, tight
boots, bad whisky and cross women.
DURING the year ending December last,
1550 applications for pardon were made
to Gov. Geary.
A GENTLEISIAN in VermonthasB clock
which was made in 1660, and promises to
do duty for another two hundred potre.
ILLINOIS has g,608,599 acres of land in
cultivation. Her total assessed valuation
of all taxable property is $498,954;,77.
RAILWAYS are aristocrats. They teach
every man to know his own station, and to
stop there.
WILLIAM CUM BAcii has been noiuinat
ed by the President as Minister t. Por
tugal.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in the Demo
cmtic Legislature of New York to abolish
the common school system of that',itate.
IT is said that $7,000,000 of blfthern
capital is being expended this yea Tin im
provements in Georgia.
McGnEoon, Wisconsin, has a curry
of marble, which, when polished, lias the
appearance of being inlaid with n:vriads
of shells.
A NEW paper, called the Same i•sif Stan
dard, has been established in Somerset,
Pa. E. M. & W. M. Schrock are the
publishers. We wish it success.
THREE hundred bass from the Potomac
river were introduced to the water of the
Juniata, near Huntingdon, on thessth of
January.
IT is said that a pupil of Liebig has dis
covered certain ethers, which, whoa pour
ed upon chemical compounds, produce
instantaneously precious stones of all
kinds.
THE New York correspondent of the
Buffalo Courier states that Whitlar Reid,
the managing editor of the New York
Tribune, is engaged to Miss Ann. Dick
inson.
ONE hundred and fifty of the New York
gold brokers have compromised wth the
Government for the taxes levied o 4 their
gold sales, on which suits had lately been
brought.
AN Irishman who had been asked to
furnish proof of his marriage, tookooff his
hat and exhibited a scar on his head—
" Here," said he, "is my marriage certifi
cate. That's Judy's mark."
THE earnings of the Union Pacific rail
road for 1869, not including recd.* from
the sale of lands, were 38,126,287.01. To
tal expenses for the year, 86,101,1.33.06.
This includes buildings, impro,mettts
and taxes.
NEXT Spring will developo, it is hello/.
cd, co-operative factories among nel.rly all
kinds of mechanics. The tailors a i shoe
makers are preparing to establish the
cos-operative principle, serera at
est establishments imaginable.
THE Pennsylvania institution for the
Instruction of the Blind, in Philadelphia,
is too small to accommodate the appli
cants. The managers are taking meas
ures to have it enlarged.
A JOINT resolution has been introduced
into the Kentucky Legislature providing
li,r the removal of President Taylor's re
mains to Cave Hill Cemetery, at Louis
ville, and the erection of a suitable monu
ment over the same.
AT llouston, Texas, ft line building has
recently been completed. It is to be used
for educational purposes, and designed
principally for colored persons. It has
been named "The Gregory .nstitutc," in
honor of General Gregory, the U.S. Mar
shal of Eastern Pennsylvania.
RICIIMQND on Tuesday, January 25th,
celebrated the admission of Virginia, by a
salute of one hundred guns. About live
thousand persons assembled in the Park,
and were addressed by Governor Walker
and others.
TUE present indications are that the
Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs will
report against the purchase of San Domin
go; but before any definite conclusion is
reached, a large number of witnesses will
be examined abd much documentary evi
dence beaming on the subject read.
A DUEL is anticipated in California be
tween State Spnator Bellye and Ex-Mayor
McCappin, of San Francisco, a challenge
having been sent and accepted. The
former denounced certain statements of
the latter as false, an 4 upon the adjourn
ment of the Senate, was slapped in the
face by McCappin.
VIRGINIA has been admitted with no
exaction of indemnity for the put, but
with all proper security for the future,
and whether she so desires or not will be
compelled to behave herself. pen.,gsaiby
has turned over tle government .tirely
to the civil authorities.
AN additional weekly dispatch of mails
from New 'fork to Great Britain has been
secured by the Postmaster General, thus
making the service tri-weekly. The new
mail steamers willingly accept the com
pensation which the other lines deemed
insufficient, and agree to carry the mails
direct for the same rates.
IT is asserted that there is a good chance
for an opposition telegraph across the con
tinent. Parties are now on their way to
California, who have completed arrange
ments for an opposition line already from
Chicago to Promontory, and they will use
the railroad line of the TJnion Pacific Co.
These gentlemen are in entire sympathy
with the postal telegraph movement.
MRS. Mary Ellet, of Philadelphia, has
presented to the State Historical Society,
a clock 135 years old. The case was made
by her grandfather, who presented it to
his young wife. In 1775 it was given to
their daughter, Mrs. Ellet's mother, and
by her given to Mrs. Ellet in 1801, on the
day of marriage.
THE Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
Judge Reed delivering the opinion, has
recently decided that a bond drawn in the
name of one obligor, and signed and sealed
by him and four others, is the joint and
several obligation of the five persons. If
the words are: "I promise to pay,” and
there are many signers, the instrument
contains the several promises of each and
the joint promise of all.
our gime gaol.
—A friendly suit—a Quaker's dress
—A high way—The milky way.
—Contract to kill—ladies corsets.
—An old maid's love letter is common
ly called a romance of the middle age.
—Anna Dickinson is being made at
Boston into a bust. Anna has brass
enough to make two busts.
—The editor who kissed a fair damsel,
saying "please exchange," is believed to
have exceeded the "liberty of the press."
—"Mike, and is it yourself that can be
telling me how they make ice cremes:"'
"Truth I can; don't they bake them in
could ovens, to be shurel"
—An old lady on it train, not far from
Lafayette, hearing the brakeman sing out
"Eubank's Cut," sallied to the door and
asked, "Is he hurt much?"
—What will become of you it you do
not tell the truth?" asked a Sunday school
teacher to one of his pupils. "I shall be
sent to Chicago," promptly answered the
lad.
—"Mother,” said Jemima "Sam wants
to come courting me to-night." "Well,
what did you tell him?" "Oh, I told him
he might come. I felt anxious to know
how he would act.
—Teacher—"Boy at the foot, spell ad
mittance." Boy—"Ad-mit-tance, admit
tance." Teacher—" Give the definition."
Boy—" Fifty cents, niggers and children
half price."
—An old fellow being visited by his
pastor, he assured him he could not be a
good Christian unless he took up his daily
cross, whereupon he caught up his wife
and began lugging her about the room.
—"I think I have seen you before, sir,"
said one gentleman to another. Are you
not Owen Smith?" "Oh yes," replied
the other, "I'm min , Smith, and owin'
Jones, and owin g Brown, and owin' every
body."
—Little three year old Mary was play
ing very roughly with the kitten—carry
ing it by the tail. Her mother told her
that she would hurt pussy. "Why, no I
won't," said she, "Im crying it by the
hand le.
—All is vanity. Scene: a church porch
—F:ederick: " There, now, how very pro
voking? I've left het prayer-books at
hornet , ' Maria: "Well, dear, never mind;
but do tell me, is my bonnet straight?"
—Says a Western paper of its rival:
" The editor of the Tames has been pre
sented with a cabbage-head." Retorts
the Times: " Certainly ; our friends are as
liberal with us as the Lord with you."
—A dying Irishman was asked by his
confessor if he was ready to renounce the
devil and all big works. "Oh, yer honor,"
said Pat, "don't ask me that; I'm going
to a new country, and I don't want to
make myself enemies!"
—The Bachelor's Lament—When I re
member all the girl's I've met together, I
feel like a rooster in the Fall exposed to
every weather! I feel like one who treads
alone some barnyard all deserted, whose
oats are lied, whose hens are dead, or off
to market started."
---.A. French child asked the prii+t the
other day, "Why is it, father, that we
ask every day for our daily
bread, in
stead of asking for our bread for a week,
a month, or a whole year?" "Why, you
little goose, to have it Cash, to be sure,''
was the reply.
—"How is your wife to-day?" said a
friend of ours to a French gentleman.
"0, moth ze same," said lie. "She is no
battair, an' lam 'fraid er little warse.
If she is gon to die, I wish she would do
it soon. I feel so unhappie; my min' is
so much unsettled. Wen she die 1 shall
not be so much dissatistied!”
—An inebriated man in Lawrence,
Kansas, was found clinging to a fence,
looking hopelessly at a neighboring row
of shade trees. "Hallo!" said a friend
who came up, "what's the matter, Jake?"
"Dunno—hic," responded Jacob, "that
procession's never goin to git past."
—An urchin of seven years went into
a barber shop at Racine, Wisconsin, and
ordered the barber to cut his hair as short
as shears could do it. He was asked if
his mother ordered it that way. "No,"
said he, "but school commences next
week, and we've got a school ma'am that
pulls hair."
—A little six-year old was walking with
his father, and passing a church, the child W
asked: " hat house is that?" "That is
the Dutch Church," was the reply; " peo
ple go there to do good, so that they may
become angels." " Will they be Dutch
angels, pa?" That child should be sent
to Sunday school.
—Judge Grier, late of the United States
Supreme Court, liras 01103 trying a came in
Pennsylvania. A blundering jury re
turned an unjust verdict. As the Clerk
turned to record it, Judge Grier said:
"Mr. Clerk, that verdict is set aside by
the Court. It may as well be understood
that in this State it takes thirteen men to
steal a man's farm."
—A sermon once preached rather a
long sermon from the text, "Thou art
weighed in the balance and found want
ing." After the congregation had lis
tened about an hour, some began to get
weary and went out; others soon followed,
greatly to the annoyance of the minister,
whereupon he stopped and said: "That is
right, gentlemen; as soon as you are
weighed, pass out.” No one else passed.
—At a school in the north of England,
during a lesson on the animal kingdom
the teacher put the following question:
" Can any boy name me an animal of the
order of Dentota—that is a front-tohthless
animal ?" A boy whose face beamed
with pleasure at the prospect of a good
mark, replied: "I can." " Well, what is
the animal?" "My grandmother," replied
the boy in great glee.
—The following is the verdict of a negro
jury: " We, de undersigned, hem' a Koro
nor's jury to sit on de body ob do niggar,
Sambo, now done dead and gone afore us,
hab been sittin' on de said niqgar afore
said, and find dat de same did, on the
night of fourteenth of November, come
to def by Aillinl from do bridge ober do
riber and brokin his neck, where we find
he was subsequently drown and after
wards washed to de riber side, whar we
suppose he was froze to def.7l
Dry Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
HAGER & BROS.,
Nm;T KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA
Now Opening a New Stock
ENGLISH WHITE GRANITE TEA SETS,
English White Granite Dinner Sets,
ENGLISH WHITE GRANITE CHAMBER SETS,
FRENCH CHINA, (Gold Band and Plain White,)
LOOKING GLASSES,
FEATHERS,
CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
DRCGGETS, MUSLINS.
SHEETING & SHIRTING, Bleached or Unbleached,
TICKINGS, CHECKS, TOWELLINGS,
TABLE
AND
SHEETING
LINENS,
PIANO AND TABLE EBBW COVERS,
DAMASKS, &C., &C.,
airWhlCh wili bosold at LOWEST PRICES.4Bg
Jan 21-tf
JACOB FURNISH, 11. B. rtearusa, JOBB L. XILLIR.
HARNISH & CO'S
CHEAP STORE,
No. 27 WEST KING-ST., LANCASTER, PA.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds
Lindseys, Flannels, Tiekings, Cheeks, Plaids,
Alpaceas, lkiress Goods, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Muslins and Drills,
White Goods, Notions, & No. 1 Feathers,
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
Made up at astonishing Low Prices.
/4-Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. [(O14'88-1y
FALL, 1869
NOW OPENING
-AT
JOHN D SKILES'
BLACK SILKS,
COLORED SILKS
JRISH POPLINS,
PARIS DRESS GOODS,
BL'K& COLD ALPACAS,
ENGLISH DRESS GOODS,
FRENcII MERINOS AND WOOL DELAINS
13LAiK BOMBAZINES & CRETONE CLOTH,
PAISLEY AND BROOM LONG SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET LONG & SQUARE SHAWLS,
efOO
PLAID AND STRIPED LONG AND
SQUARE WOOL SHAWLS,
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
WATER-PROOF CLOTHS.
100 PAIR BED CRIB AND
CRADLE BLANKETS,
ENGLISH AND
AMERMIN PRINTS,
LINEN DAMASKS,
WHITEREDi GREY FLANNELS,
IN ALL QUALITIES
A full ne of Mulles , Merino Vests, Hosiery,
loves, iltnoral Skirts, &e., &e.
Carpets, oil Cloths, Shades
FALL t.
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
JOHN D. SKILiH now receiving a fine a+
sortnn id of CLOTHS AND CASSIMEBES, Eng
lish and American Coatings in all shades, ➢los
cow and Castor Beavers, all shades.
Goods for Boys' wear, for sale by the yard, or
matte up to oilier at abort notice, and warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
HEA.OY-MADE CLOTHING. Suits for Men,
suits for Hoys.
OVEICCOATS for Men and Boys' of our
own manufacture. Gents' Furnishing.jioods,
Merino Undershirts and Drawers ritelery,
Gloves, Neck Ties, &c.,
JOIIN D. SKILES,
No. 24 East Ring Street one door east of the
Lancaster County National Bank. [octi-tf
Coal, Lumber, &c.
B. B. MARTIN,
Manufacturer and Wholesale
LUMBER DEALER,
COLUMBIA, LANCASTER, CO., PA
WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK, POPLAR,
ASH, WALNUT, FLOORING, SIDING,
WEATHER BOARDS, PICKETS,
LATH, BOX BOARDS, /to.
MILL AT LOCK HAVEN,
CLINTON COUNTY, PA.
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EintEß' BRENEMAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
COAL, OF THE BEST QUALITY.
YARD—COB. WATER ST. AND PA. R. IL
°spies—NO. 2 EAST ORANGE ST.,
LANCASTER PA. (d.c 18.1 w
Cabinet Ware.
JAS. F. RICIEFOICER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER 1N
CABINET. WARE,
Windsor & Cane-saated Chairs,
AND
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER,
• NO. 29 EAST KING STREET,
Nearly opposite the Court House, over Bares
Book Store,
LANCASTER, PA.
Orders and Repairing promptly attended to.
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BANKERS,
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LANCASTER, PENNA.
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Professional.
J. DICKEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: SOUTH QUEEN ST., second house he
low the "Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Pa.
JB. LIVINGSTON,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ovvics: No. 11 NORTH DUKE ST., west Aid(
north of the Court House, Lancaster, Pa.
CHARLES DENUES
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: N 0.3 SOUTH DUKE STREET, Lan
easter, Pa.
JOHN B. 000 D,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Orrice: N 0.66 EAST KING ST., Lancaster, Pa
JW. JOIINSON L
U. ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE: NO SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lanea,, ,
ter, Pa.
11 P. ROSENMILLER„Tn.
ATTORNEY:AT-LAW.
OFPICK: No. 5 COURT AVENUE,
Entran.7e on West Side of the Court House,
LANCASTER, PA.
air All business entrusted to his care wilt ikf
promptly attended to. (janlidt
AC. REINOEHL,
, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
thericx: N 0.3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster
JOHN P. ILEA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: With lion. O.J. DICKEY, N 0.21 SOUTH
QUEEN ST., Lancaster, Pa.
MARTIN RUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Otrytog of the late lion. THADDEUS STEVENS
No. 26 South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
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A mos H. MYLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Orates: No. 8 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster
K. RUTTER
,
J• ATTORNEY AT LAW
Orrtm With General J. W. FIIMEIt t NORTD
DUKE ST., Lancaster. Pa.
BF. BAER,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Orstott: No. 19 NORTH DUKE Street, Laneas
ter Pa. Mee 18-11 T
DR.SACE'S
VCATARRH
KEMEDV.
We do not wish to inform you, reader that
Dr. Wonderful, or any other man, has discov
ered a rimed y that cures Consumption, when
the lungs are half consumed, in short, will cur(
all diseases whether of mind, body or estate,
make men live forever and leave death to play
i
for want of work, and s designed to make our
sublunary sphere a blissful paradise to which
Iteaven itself shall be but a side show. You
have heard enough of that kind of humbuggerv,
and we do not wonder that you have by thfs
time become disgusted with it. But when I
tell you that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
positively cure the worst cases of Catarrh, I only
assert that which thousands can testify to.
Try it and you will ho convinced. I will pay
$5OO Ittweno fora ease of Catarrh that I cannot
cure.
Fejt -ALE BY lk.u)sT DRUGGISTS EVERY
PRICE ONLY 50 CENTP. Seat by Moil post paid
for Sizty Cents 4 . Four packages $ . 2.90, or one doz
en for *s.uo. send a two cent Hump for Dr
Sage's parnphl on Catarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
R. V. PIERCE, M. D.,
oetl224nt Burthlo, N. Y
PURIFY Y01111,33/4.00D!
LONDON
BLOOD PANACEA,
The Great Alterative and Blood Purifier,
S. A. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
BALTIMORE, MD.
For gale by drugglata and storekeepae,throughout
the United States.
For sale by
ALFRED A. HURLEY,
WEST SING STREEDT,ru ggist,
oot2S4y) LANCASTER, PA.
z ARM & JACKSON,
DIALERS AN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES AND' rArrot GOODS,
No. 15 NORTH WREN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
airEEPAIRING ATTENDED TO.-111
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WATCUEBI
WATCHES
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS.
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The
a nds nd Wsued keeps
ot th e
consntly on hand a
nui
GENVIN'E AMERICAN WATCHES,
of different weight and finish, to suit all, which
are sold upon the most reasonable terms, and
guaranteed to givs satisfaction.
Keeps also on band a good assortment of
CLOCKS.
Call and examine the goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit a contlnu
twee Of the same. EIENRY F. ANDREWS
Jan 1-Iy9 Strasburg, Lancaster co., Pa.
A RARE CHANCE
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
FORTY MEN,
WITH A CAPITAL OF $lOO EACH,
-AND
B. V. 11111111,11.
FORTY MECHANICS,
(CARPENTERS PREFERRED) one from each
Township. Persons can make from
TWENTY to THIRTY DOLLARS PER DAY
for a short time. The (*tante. are being rapidly
taken, and as we bare but forty. no Limo should
be lost in giving us a call. T h e business is
honorable and pleasant, and can be done by
anyone. For particulars call on
A. Z. RINGWALT,
janitintl No. l& South Dake-st, Lancaster, Pa.
Med lcal.
IN tiFitE
Fortlie cure of SCROFULA or Itiln's
EVIL, CUTANEOUS DISEAtES, Eav
SIPELAS, BOILS,PIMPLES, and
BLoTC . IIES on te FACE. SORE
ETES, YELLOW JAUNDICE, WHITE
SWELLINGS, MERCURIAL DI ,
EASES, GENERAL DEBILITY. PAL
PITATION and FLUTTERING at tl,
HEART, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
SYPHILIS and SYPHILITIC AFFEU
TIONS, BLADDER and KIDNEY DI,
EASES, GRAVEL, DROPSY, DYSPEP
SIA:I, !YE& Cost PLAINT,SICK
.lIEADACHE, FEMALE COMPLAINT , .
Se. To the broken down female it
gives life and energy by restoring
the lost powers of nature. Persons
all weakness and lassitude, by use
ing the PANACEA are soon re.
stored to perfect health, bloom and
vigor. Try it.
Price $l.OO Per Bottle.
Jewelry.
SILVER
AND SILVER-PLA4'ZD WARE,
W ATCH ES
TO MAKE MONEY!