its' KOSSUTH, according to reports, is prepa
ring for a revolutionary attempt in Europe as soon
as the proper turib may arrive. We may then look
fora revival.ofalicKessuth.hahaatidsither-resolit
tionuy fuhions.-,,
E nt we ! have no
_doubt the Phil
adelphia public no matter Oat May . ..bathe changes
in:dress, will 'continue to provide theniselves
with clotbing &Om Roekkill & Wilson's:cheap and
elegant clothing store, No.lll Chesnut sheet, cor-,
ner of. Franklin Place. [dee 27 ly-49
Vn. Loan's 'splendid North
Light Daguerreotype Rooms, N 01126 •Aielt
street, I door below 6th, South side, nilladelphia.
Persons visiting the city daring the appr:oSclillii
holidays should call'on us and obtain one'or adore
of our superior Daguerreotypes, and have them jet
in plain or fancy Cases. The reputation of out:
style of portraits is as high as any in Philadelphia,
and they are offered at 'a,mneli lower cost, thus giv
ing all equal 'chance to obtain a 'good picture of
the best materials. Terms,—One Dollar and up ,
wards.,
Daguerreotype 'of deceased friends or relations
copied equal to the originals, and of the same size
or larger if desired: tdec 13 4.47
Goods for the Holidays .— James B.
Fidler's well-known Watch, Jewelry and
Silverware establishment, No. 12 South Second
street, below Market, Philadelphia, presents a rich,
rare, and incomparableauortment of Goods for the
approaching holidays, which cannot fail to please
the purchaser.
Mr. Fidler's stock is (of the most fashionable
description, comprising Gold and Silver Watches,
Rings,
Broaches Bracelets, Chains, Guards, Gold
Penn,Pencil Cases, and a valuable variety of other
artices belonging to the business, which will be
disposed of, at the lowest cash prices.
dec 18 • 4t-47
aoods for the Holidays.—FßENCH
N...A CHINA MOTTO CUTS AND SAUCERS; do. for
childrerr; do. Mugs, various sizes ; do. Match
Boxer; do. Toy Teasets ; do. Card Baskets; do.
Colognes; do. Ink Stands; do. Vases; Common
Toy-Teasets, &c.
For sale Wholesale and Retail'by
EDWARD SNOWDON,
Importer and dealer in Queensware, China & Glass,
No. 29 North Second Street, opposite Christ
Church. Philadelphia. [nov 29 4t45
MARRIAGES.
On Tuesday,"December 21st., by the Rev. Wm.
Beates, Rev. J. B. Ji.lday, member of the Philadel
phia Conference, of the M. E. Church, to Elizabeth
Beates,daughter.of the officiating clergymen, all of
this. city.
On the 15th,inst., by Mayor Keiffer, John W.
Hickman toElizabeth B. Hamborn, both of Cheater
county.
On the 22d inst., by. the 'Rev. A. Relfenstein, An
drew W. Snavely, of Campbellstown, Leb. co., to
Maria C. Boyers, of Elisabethtovin. '
DEATHS.
In Manor twp., on the 12th inst., Anna Kauff
man, widow of the late Henry Kauffman, aged 59
years, 6 months and 19 days.
On the 25th ult., at sea, on his passage from
Brazos Santiago to New Orleans, of yellow fever,
Lieut. Edward-Hayes, of the 4th Artillery, IL S. A.
Lieut. H. was son of Hon. A. L. Hayes, of this city,
and a young man of great promise.
On the 3d inst., in Carlisle, Joseph Ogilby, son
of the late Joseph Ogilby, of this city.
In Marietta, on the 9th inst., Jane Goodyear,
G aged 64 years.
In Columbia, on Monday week,- Henry K. Mey
ers, aged 19• years, 2 months and 10 days.
The Markets.
PaitinxLpara, Dee.. 24, 1853
Floua—There is a steady demand for export, but
generally at a price below the views of sellers, and
only about 2000 bbla. have been disposed of for
shipment, including 900 bbls. ordinary City Mills;
at $8 82i; 800 bbls. straight and better brands, at
$6 75, which is the uniform asking rate; and 700
bbls. extra at eper bbl. , The sales for -home use
are, to a moderate extent, within the rangeol $8 75
a 7 50 for good retailing to extra and fancy fami
ly brands. Rye Flour remains inactive at $5 per
bbl. Corn Meal is without much inquiry. A furs
titer sale of 600 bbls. Brandywine was made at
$3 SU. Penns, meal is dull at $3 25 per bbl.—
Grain.—The receipts and sales of wheat are light,
and the demand good both for shipment and mill
ing at fullo former rates. About 3000 bush. Penn.
red sold in lots at 150 c. and 2060 bus. white, part
at 160 c. and part at a price not public—said to be
at a higher figure. Rye is about stationary at 95
a 96c. Corn is in moderate request with further
sales of fia 6000 bus. new. Southern yellow at 65
a.7oc. according to dryness. Oats remains dull,
and about 800 bus. inferior Penna. sold at 40c.
CATTLE MAR aux.-- , -The offerings of Beef Cattle
this week corn yrieed 1900 head. Of this number
300 were for Now York, and the balance at $7,50
a 9,50, according to quality. Cows and Calves are
in steady demand at $12a35 for the former. Prime
Mitch Cows are in demand. Hoge are arriving less
freely; about 1600 head being offered. They are
in fair demand at $6,00a6,70 per 100 lbs. The
number of killed Hogs offeied is very limited.—
Sheep and Lambs are scarce and in demand.—
About 1200 head sold at $2 to 6,60 each, accord
ing to quality.
Buildings for sate.-On Saturday the 14th
day of January next, at 6 o'clock iu the eve
ning, at the public house of John Michael in the
city of Lancaster, will be sold by public vendue,
the materials f live two-story brick dwelling
houses, a two-story brick printing office, two brick
stables, two frame houses and other buildings, sit
uated on the ground purchased for the purpose of
erecting new Market Houses in the city of Lan
caster.
Persons wishing to purchase will call at the
Mayor's office, where they can get a statement / of
the size of materials, &cc., &c., contained in the
buildings. The terms and time for removing said
buildings will be made known at the sale. By res
olution of councils. PETER J. GORNER,
F. J. KRAMPH,
FRED. SENKR,
Committee.
dec. 27 to-491
Carriage Horses tifor Sale.--On
Monday the 2d day of Jannary next, at 10
o'clock in the morning, will be sold by public yen
due, at the Hotel of li. S. Hubley, in the city of
Lancaster, a first-rate pair of Black, blooded
_ _ _
MATCH HORSES
These horses are gentle and kind in harness and
good travellers, and can be seen 'at Huttlers Ho
tel, at any time befure the sale. [dec 2.7
LANCASTER LOCOMOTIVE W OEIEI,I
December 20th, 1853.
The Stockholders of the .Laucas-
Aer Locomotive Engine anti Machine Manu
facturing Company, will meet at the office of .the
Company. on Thursday, the 12th day of January,
1864, at 2 o'clock, P. M., for . the purpose of elect
ing Eleven Directors, Secretary and Treasurer, to
nerve for the enduing year and the transaction of
such other business, as may be brought to thoir no
tice. M. o..KLINE ;
dee 27 2t-49J ° Sec'y. and Tree-.
I - J. Selling, Decorative and
V • Plain Painter—ln Fresco, Encaustic, Die
tember, and Oil colors; also, sign Painting and
Graining in imitation of every variety of Wood,
Marble and Sandstone, executed by him in a style
not to be surpassed either in regard to durability,
Close resemblance to nature, beauty of workman
ship, 4m.
lie Hatters himself in.saying that, by laving 20
year theoretical and practical experience in his
business (in Europe.and this country,) he feels con
fident, of being able to sadly and please all who
may intrust him with their work, in his profession.
lie most respectfully solicits a shareVpublic pat
ronage. Shop in South Duke street, adjoining the
Lutheran Church, in Wldmeyees building. .
dec 27 . 2m*-49
public Sale.—On Friday , the.6th .of Jam'.
ary, 1854. Will be offered at public vendee,
on the premises, the Real Estate of Anna .Rauff
man, widow deceased, consisting of a certain piece
or tract of land. situate on Turkey Hill, in Manor
township, Lancaster eounty, near the road leading
Rom Sale Harbor to the Borough of Washington,
about E miles from the former, and about 4 miles
from the latter place, adjoining the rivet Susque
hanna', and lancle of SacoliF. Frey, Joseph Breue-
man and others, containing 60 acres and 140 parcel"
es, be the same-more or less. The improvements
thereon are a good and substantial'one story
Log DWELLING HOUSE, Sivisiier barn near
ly new, hog stye, spring house and other necessa
ry out buildings, with a spring: of never failing run
ning water. About 40 acres of said land is arable
and in a high state of cultivation and under good
fences, and the remainder is river bill land and
covered with all kinds of timber.
An indisputable title will be given on the let day
of April 1864, and possession will be given imsae
diately if desired by the purchaser. And either
the whole or any part of the purchase money.may
remain standing on raid premises, until the Ist day
of April 1855, with 5 per cent. interest from the Is
day of April, 1854, if desired by the purchaaer,and
giving approved security for the name. Any person
wishing to view the premises previous to the day
of sale may call on Adam Frey residing near the
same. a
Sale io commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, when due.attendance will be given and
terms of sale made known by the undersigned Ex
ecutor of the last till of the said Anna Kauffman,
deceased.
CHRISTIAN HABECKER.
dec. 27 • ta.49
,N. 13.-11 the above mentioned property. be not
sold on the aforevaid day, it will, in the evening of
the came day, be rented to the, highest bidder for
one year from the Ist day of April, 1864, and pos.
oink% giver !immediately if &mind,
Estate of Fanny Headig.—ln the
Court of Common Pleas for the county of Lan
caster. Whereas, George Bendig, Trustee of Fan-
VegLodillr 41 4' 1 11 ,- . 1104161646 ,!• 1 `2_._.
in .the. office . 4.E - F.-XsotttomAsiiTkg •
Court, 134 i account the *AA 4 41411 r.
trotie to Vekebfkirkii to : a)1 ~pno~iinhere.
in Ifte:nitid PetiteC°F Timel'
pointed thelOtli d r ay of huisiV,l.Bs4toillie'44os
firmatiini,titercor, umiak -•
Attest, '.7010r
protErh offla tan: deer- '41;44
211;:eited distribitieb
from the - sale of the property of Abraham Bowers,-
now, in Court, lire ingeby" ROW th 24.
signeitinditorifitmiateithrgmoftilVOfiton'
Picas lot 'that 'purpose, - ittentl atlhe public),
house of te*i. Sinedbei, in the tirLieriquit.t4
on Friday , the 13th day of Innpary; 18.44;atl
P..M. '
dee 274i49] - ." "
Anditdr
state ef'ditha'' H lEtaiiiirelitiat
Wife, in the Court of Cornmon Pleas for the
County of Laneaster. - Whereasy Johnlihaefferand
David B. Hostetter aasigneev-of4ohtra. Baader
and wife did on the Ititir day of November; •1814,
file in , the °Mee sof the - Illrothenetarl - et the , esid
COnrutheir account of , thesaid , estater, !•
• Notice iv hereby liven to: all versos' interested
in the said •Estete, that' the said (Wirt --hains•apv
pointed the 16th day °Military.; 1654; for'theeon4
firmation thereo f, unless exceptions •he •a
Attest," • JOHN N. REED, Prothly,
Prothrs,office, Lan. dec •26 - 4tA9
Assigned Estate: of .FrederiCk
Delider, in the Court of .Pleas for
the cdunty of Lancaster. WhereasyChristian.lioff
man, assignee of Frederick Deivler did on the 21st
day Ot NoVernbei, 1853, the--'office iif;thei
Prothonotary of the said Court his account of thif ,
said Estate: , • • :
Notice I. hereby •givon to all 'persons 'interested
in the said estate, thaLthe said Doart have appoint
ed the 16th day of 'January,.lBs4, 'for the,;confir
mation thereof, unless .exceptlons be filed. • . • •
Attest, • • JOON K. REED,' Proth , y.•
Prothro Office, Lan. disc 27 • 4t-49
state of Samuel-J.)OlWe = and E wife, in the , Court of Common./Plas 'for the
county of Lancaster. Whereas,TorneliusCollins,
assignee did on the 15th day of December', .1853,
file in the office of 'the Prothonotary of the 'said
Court his account of the said estate •
Notice is hereby given to all persons* interested
in the said estate, that the said Court have appoint
ed the 16th day of January, 1864, for the confir
mation thereol, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, JOHN K. REED, Proth'y.
Prothro Office, Lan. dec 27 4t-49
state of fiusanna Brady, decd. E in the Court of 'Common Pleas for'the corm
ty of Lancaster. Whereas, Abraham Porry and
David B. Herr trustees of said Susanna Brady de
ceased, under the last will and testament olChris- .
tiara Herr,Blue Rock, deceased, did on thelfith '
day of member, 1803, file in the office of the
Prothonotary of the said Court, their account of
the said estate :
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the said' estate, that' the said Court have ap
pointed the 16th darot January 1851.00 r the conz.
firmatioh thereOL unless exceptions be filed. J-7. ,
Attest, . JOHN K, REED,'Proth'y.
Prothy's Office, Lan. dec 27 4t-49
Estate 01 Jacob Grove, alLuna
tic. In the Court of Common Pleas for 'the
county of Lancaster. Whereas, christian Grove,
committee, did on the 21st day of November, 1853,
file in the office of the Prothonotary of the sail
Court hie account of the said estate
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
ih the said estate, that the said Court have ap
pointed the 16th day of January, 1854, for the con
firmation thereof, unless exceptions be filed.
- Attest,. . JOHN K. REED, Proth'y.;
Prothro Office Lan. dec 27 4t-49
LI state of Anna Hantibian. decd. Xl—Letters testamentary with the will annexed
on the estase of Anna Kauffman, late of 'Manor
township, Lancaster comity, deed, have been
issued to the subscriber residing in said township:
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment immediately, and those having
claims will present them without delay properly
authenticated for settlement.
CEIRISIIAN 11ABECKER,
Executor
dec 27-6048.1
A (*mimed Courts for IS64.—Com
mon Pleas. It is ordered by the Court that
adjourned Courts for 1864, be held for the decision
in the Common Pleas, Orphan's Court and Quarter'
Sessions,
On Monday the 20th day of March,
" 9th " June,
cc cc 18th " September,
cc cc 18th " December,
in said year, to continue two weeks Irom the said
days, respectively, and as much longer as the bu
siness shall require. All the uses On the hat for
argument in the Orphan's Court, shall be taken up
on the first days of said terms and proceeded with
until disposed of, unless continued by consent or
cause shown.
The cases on the Argument list in the Quarter
Sessions shall be taken up, on the Wednesday of
said terms, and in the Common Pleas on Thursday
of said terms, respectively, and proceeded in un
til disposed of in like manner, unless continued by
consent or cause shown.
• It is further ordered that the absence of counsel
at the time appointed for taking up'cases mention
ed in the preceding orders shall be no cause to sus
pend proceedings'tharein, unless legal groundefor.
a conntinuance - for that cause shown. .' • •
ADJOURNED JURY TRIALS.
It is ordered by the Court, that adjourned . Courts
for Jury Trials in the Common Pleae for 1854, be
held on the
sth Monday; 30th day of Jnnuary,
sth " 29th •' May,
let sth " June,
let " 4th -'• epte e r
sth 30th ' 6 October. '
let " 4th " December,
and Rich other periods as may be appointed at the
above mentioned Courts or regular terms'.
The above to be ,published in, all the. Newapa
pervin the City and County Of,Lancaeter,' three
successive each, - at the expenseof the
county. Bills to be prevented at the Commission,.
era' office.' . JNO. REED, Proth'y.
Prothro office, Lan. dec 27 3t-49
Sale.--On Tuesday, JannaryA, 1854,
I will 'offer at . public sale, the , •WhOleldfinty
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND. KITCHEN : Portzrriusti and
fixtures, without exception or reserve,,rating from
an excellent Rosewood Pram° to
When I say that every article in the house will be
sold, I need not enumerate Or specify. them.
Also, a small Non SAFE, four good fresh imilch
Cows, a Sleigh for one or two horses,a light Jenny
Lind Carriage, one . horse wagon rind hay ladders,
new wood sled, a lot of grain bags, a superior la
dy's side saddle, harness, robes, bells, wheel-bar
rows, grindstones, shovels., roWtiars, .chains,,and
all sorts of odds, and ends usually, accumulated
about large country establishments, as well as. a
considerable quantity of l'oraxons, Axm,za and.
POULTRY. .
In addition, will be sold all..tho uneettleti
counts.standing upon .my Mill Books, withota,six.
caption, a list of which will be prepared, by day
of sale, in accordance with the NU:IIO.Sb published
some four months ago. (It might be worth while
for Debrwinents - to attend to thili.aa-there will fie'.
a fine opportunity for speculating upon , their own
debts without much capital.)
Sale to comMenc at 10 o'clock,.A...M. precisely,
when terms andvenditioniwilfbematle known by
Locust Grove Wig neat 13atoteridge, Lan. co.
dec ¢7
... , ,
Dar Also - several TOWg LOTS,,la' the village of
13ambridge.,and New Holland, iYerk county,) be
longing to the estate of Heriiy Haldeman, decid,
will be sold on the above mentioned day:
CYRUS S...II.ALLPEMAN
Statement of ,- the , Conestoga
Steitm Mills, on ;the 30th fif , Noirember, 1853,
published in pursuance of the Act of . Assembly
" To encourage manufacturing operations - in tins
Commonwealth," as follovrs, viz':-:; .-.; r.
Capital authorized, 000,000
Amoulif of capital subscribed, Four hundred and
seventy-one thouiand nine hundrea and fifty dot- -
tars ; amount thereof actually paid in, four-hundred
and aizty-sizttiOnSalid fite:..!!Pdro a 6 7Vq
five dollars; due to suntiryeidividnali- . -blfianCes
of accounts-rone.hundred.Aud forV7o.x. thousand
and forty-one dollars and _eighty ,one cents; James'
Mortgage Loan, ninety-nine thousand five buntly,ed,
dollars; interest and dividends • unpaid, one thous:.;
and two hundred and fifty-two dollars, an ajxle.o
cents; Treasurer, of No. 3 Milt, anethonsand tyre
hundred and forty-nine dollars . and., thirty:4;4m ;
cents; Mortgage and Cuirponbanii,acip nut, sevaik.,
ty-seven thousand six hundred riollaArt Bills pays
ble, one hundred aid forty.trtenSalullArquhuOred
and twenty-eight dollars.and.fiftyrthree Conte,
The assets of the company are as . followa,,
From sundry individuals—balanoes.9f.ficcOnfits-7,
fifty-one thousand, eight hundred :and. tytr_eniy-tuT. •
dollars and ninety,eight.Cents ;, Cioth ,"
seeming,
eighty-two-thousand three and forty-4mr ;
dollars and fifty-four cents; hifinifincturing ac
count,,twenty-six thousand two . higaired,finafifua- .
tpseven donuts and seventy-two cents; (..;o,tioji,u,c,
count, twenty.-four thousand six Ituntir4..a4nine
ty-seven dollar's and fitly-five cents; W,antstnr.connx
two• : hundred And ninety-three .dollars., and :fifty
two cents; Real, Estate and Mills nCCIaIIII4-(inclu..
ding repairs, account for permanent improvementi)
six hundred;and fifty-three thousand five hundred
and fifty-itiiir:rdadtiris:lind: eighty:fouirntuttift.oll4
receivable,: fotirteeit , thousand nine hundred-and
forty-one dollarefand fifteen Cents.:
AVL. , BAYES, - Prest.....•
SETRODES, V(46(111)1'1 ' • - • % •7.
Sworn and subscribed;;,Dicetalier. 19y 1853:-,
C°mln• ' J. C. VANCAMP, Ald,
doc• 27 • tf.44 ••
Election Notiee.—The Annual Mee.
of the members of the Laueastei Co
ty Mutual Ineurance Company, will
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bal.—, Tim afithor i ol, this with,: 'Unlike thoMmjarlly
of tfibie 4he'havertieelte,Cure theriliseaSedf which
it treats is - a graduate of one b fl.hp best.t.iplieths
in, the United.Stepq t It, afforde . me pleashre to re
commend him tfigte . deriiiiirinte,pF..tiStlie victim,
of mairractipC,.,as ;ft,'snusss,tiful nria,,experiehesid,
practittoner„ln whnefrofigtli4,,lnthirity they May
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From:A.wiopiliTst,z4l4 ot.-4:i„ -of - Pella. Utuiersi
:t73 Plikl I,4fr*a.t . aitieri mispleasure to add my
testemon,y,to;:tllo:prcilesuirituil ability of the Author
of the.. , ..pg c. iic.iit. 4.4inW.! , 'Aumerofis:crises of dis
ease of tpe:geatal;grgkiet,.7loreelof , l4em.e):-.lorig,
st, sittlitig, have catchinikr my notice-,.in which
hiook4l ileil,ooen iiiilitoo;:te feelcilllig:4 o Perfect
healliir in eal!ee.w*ci•greiP.atioerilile been oeesid - ,
isred beyond medical i A i4:,,taiii 9 ,txpatme.nr, of,Sggi,
inalWeithrirnts,,cir. disarrangement, o . f. the functions
PiolAued.P.YP9ll:l4afieef, excess of " rollerY, I do
„know litu,imperior wthe writm*lm. I have
been Acquainted, with the Apiltor some-thirty -years,
and deem, It no.pore tliart, justice iii. Jii, k as.weil as,
kindness, t o the gefOrtueapii ; vMiiia - ef,early ineis
eretMp,, iii . recimiteud Nip . ap, onp t o whose. pro.
fessiorial 4411 and. integrity, they may safely confide
themselves; - -.; 4.f-efiP WockeivAeo, M. D.
"This, is vY* O 4 e,zscpPop:, .thp most compre
hensiye and intelligent wokk publistu3d on rhe class
of,dlaeaseS of„wlnch it, tr,ents,
~Avoiding ;all; tech-.
nicat terms, it addresses gsolf io_ the reason of. its
readers. It is free I:row : elf .objectionable matter;
and no parent, howeyeri fastidious, -can object to
'pl acingim imp she handisof; his sons. The author
has devoted many years to the treatment of the
various complaints treated of, , and„.with too little
breach to. puti„. and too, little presumption Ark AM
posei
breath,
the world, at the merely
nominal price or 25 cents, the fruit of some lwenty
:years' most successfulpractice."--flaraid.
"Nd.tealier'rlr - parent 'shoulii be Without the
knowledge imparted in thin •insalliable work. It
would save yeitii:Of;pairi,miirtifitmtimi and sorrow
to the youth under their cbarge.”--PsoplOs Advo-
A Presbyterian clergyman in. Ohio, writing of
.Hunter's Medical Manual" says Thousands
upon thousands of our youth,:by evil example and
influence of the passions, have been led into the
habit of self-pollution, mahout. realizing the sin
and fearful consequences. upon themselves and
their posterity. The constitution of thousands who
are raising familiea have been enfeebled, if not bro
ken down, and they do not kcow the cause or the
cure. Anything.that can be done so to enlighten
and influence the public mind as to check, and ul
timately to remove this wide-spread source of hu- ,
man wretchedness; would confer the greatest bles
sing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the
present and coming - generations. Intemperance (or_
themse.'of intoaitatitirdrinlia) thciugh•Whifir elaid
thousands, Zs , not fi" greater scourge t 6 'the huinin
race. Accept.my.thanks on behalf of the afflicted,
and; believe me, your co-worker in the good work
yon me so actively. engaged, 1...
One copy (securely. enveloped) will be forwarded
free ofpostage, toAny part of; he United. States for
25 cents, or six copies for, $l.: Address, (post
paid) C05.1)E.21 & CO., Publishers, or boi 196 Phil
adelphia,
i rr )3 it oksellers, Canvassers and Book . Agents
supplied on the roost liberil.terms. '1
dec 2,7
NOillpe.—Persons wishing to see the Conesto
-ga Steamidigi, must apply for tickets to one
of the Directors.- - [dec 20 3t-48
INTRE MATTEll'hithe intended application nl
LEWII3 R. liznsilititri;t6 the .COurt of Quarter
peeetons at finuary term, 1854, for a licen'ae to
continue keeping a tavern in Lexington, Eliza-
betii, townithip; Lancabter county, it being an
old'stand'. ' • • '
the mdersigned; , eitizens of Elizabeth town
ship, where' said inn to proposed to ,be . kept ~4o;
certify,' that the Said inn or tavern. is necessary to accommodate the Publik, 414 entertain, strangers
traviillers, and that arewe acquainted
with' the. Said , timi'ittat he is of
good for
,liOneaty Mid 'temperance, and is
weir presided With IMuSerioom and conveniences.
For the accommodation dritisigeri and travellers.
Tacob:l3laittidliiiijathin Slants, Johnßambergei s
Israel Zaimar;Simufil_ piemos
derfer, Henry §,tatiger,. Abraham Young, Gabriel
Bear, Philip • Lerikert,tirittt , -Lenheit,. George Kit-
MATTERof t e in tended of
jouti A. KELLkiI; to . the .Court of Quarter SOS
at January . trarni, Hits 4, for a license to coo
_ tinue 'keepieg a tavern in the N. E. Ward, in the
city of Lancaster—it being an old stand.
WE, the undersigned citizens of_the N. E. Ward,
where said inn or tavern - iSfironiased to be kept . ; do
certify, that the said inn or tavern is' necessary to
accommodate the public 'and -enivaitain - strangers
and , . travellers,. and that :We:"are •wOll acquainted
with the said John A. Keller; and that he is Olgood
repute for honesiy :and- temperance; and . is well'
provided with"' 'house room 'mid conveniences tbr
the ancommodatiOtt of Strangers and iravellers:
T. C. Wiley, J:-Mr.'Stiyler, Chas: tl: Campbell,
Newton Lightner; Serried. H.. Price; W. Glenn,
Lewis Hurford; R. McClure; David %/Ginger; Wm.
W. Maust, Robert •-A.,'Evant4• lames
. u.lteigart,
James B. Lane: ••• T • • • dee 20 30'40
IN THE MATTER of the intenfa'APPlieauon of
JACOB ALBRita#, tiithe . '-pourt'tif'quiTter Ses
eiona,
g at Jannaty‘terin,lBs4; rot. a lidenee to
continue keeping a tavern iu Churentown; Caer
narvon an :
WE, the twp.,
where said' inn or tavern is .proposed to be kept,
do ceriify; that the ihri:orlSVern.ia,necessary
to'adepraniedate".the,ptiblie:Od,edinitairi strangers,
and travellers, nidk inat are well" aequitinted
the Said Jacob likori,ght,nnd:tlant eis of good
repute for .honesty and 'teinierapce, and is well
proyided With:houSe looro and convenience for the
accomochitide Stranger.Y.:knd,trav,el.lers.
Lot.Rogers,Asnadd Ei;'JaCobri„
,Witruan,
Martin.C.: 'Jamison; John Zell, S.
J. Bickitiiii; ..cyr.. ii. Jacobs, B. F.
Kenn, johia . jtingwili; 'Andre* Robeson, John
JOseph - Spotts. • Eden 20 3t-4S
„ -
IN Tag. 4 -A ,#:
';ipt£nded,'app~ication
Of k a l . ll 4ild K. IVl 4 tann
184; fora - licenae At),
•
taxernug.F~ai4 temp
-
ettitileaurici-Tit 'tieing 'in old staid.
the undersigned , hitise4h.of Alain fiempfield
said hcis.oLis. wopoinici .to :he
kep , t;.ifo celijiy,'that; - 0+ tsverh i ihhe n .:
nee saiy 'to act goinfoiiiife skangihs:"lnd . ttrevoJbarh,
and"that we are. well aciwatoteil.y . vith the stud
Wiihani he is of
. good repute
for honesty had,. temperehße f. :_anct s
. welt, provided
with hoizse room 'ond. ConveineitcOhfor!the.accom
modatibif of irrhngiiiis ..
ItenifGelOeihti'Yolin; ftitigi'valt, John
Davia, - Jcihn fr.rhady;.facoti : lizhbaker, , john G.
Bowers, Jacob BileTi - Jolin - B.'Wfaalhr,,Jacifibmadi,
Benjamin - iNiai','.fohii'Shfeitiei. 'deo 20 3t*4B‘''.
IN 1H ATT ft coSt,k9itatertAled,applroafitut:Rf
T9 , 44 . g.P?i PREaIIy.PL o.l§,court .of4Quvw spa.
aion' at January terrn,lB64lfar:aligenae-tpkeep
a tavern in ile4l3arenglll.lo,3Y,all.4Blo. lan
. ;easter county it being. lin.old stand„., .
the_;undernigued ctnzeno oi" the,Boroug . ,
;Washington, Villein said inn or tavern As .preposed
to be kept, do, cartifyohat the.said inn.or : tavern
re neleasary, o.nenonimeclatellig ptiblicima enter
tain stranger, and 'traveller's, and . .Biat we are
acquainted ttiosaidqinlepb . 4, : ffresh, and; hat
he oi.g.goost .4414te TOT.hooemiy .40,tetopeonoo,
dad ies well pravided*iiihfouse oilannindnonvenken
ces for, the #44RgriFs_pgd, i tca,i 7
ChristiaitqUalßeo44, Bolman, Jacob Bear,
Boujinniii - Greien x orgit 4:fitni Alp liptrick,
Abrahamßitner, Anil; Behr, Beorge Oieen;John
Neff,,,tliram PAM A:litruilbaohn Khre.
dec tel 31-'4B
r„!..•AIICANTZB. GAB COMPANY/
" Dec. 6; 1863:
A: Dividend 44 Fort y-iivii'vents
Cl. on qadlyiltare'Ofiitotk'otit3"Lativistei Gas
cdmiitn3l)4k Otto' diytiVii sieitiOcr;payabto ten
days arterwitio 'thd u'ofrika' iiP.Toini: It •Sitiotler,
Trehenii3i: ticv* - A. - 7 , 4tpl: ; ;palvt.-
'"' •
dec 'l3 ' ' tf:4l
•
urnplke Elgsplignp—:4l2:Election will
T
(*,,Vion4yitks 44,da Y , of January
_
aalCl.4oe
bettweep 0*.#14 ror a
N44o4o,9l;44l4MapagerA of 416
;.,aneaster.,
pie Road. — J. M.
dea 18 31471 Treieurer,
JF. Shroder &Co. hold for dale,
• Pennsylvania 5 per cent. Loan.
Lancaster City 5 do.
. . .
I °li
05 t u ff
- 4 - 2,lrm. 7 ll=iri - 4: -14,
Plink Road, 10 aharea f; _„
„Pi4eielkl.
04"kgre an. " 141 7101 11 ;AWW r ." Sp anish and
Alexia - a oilare.*4l4 at 2 .pe . e.,alat.vcaoiank.i
,44:,§1.4.1.4PWC07.
LandiWarranti knight:and .
• •. . ' J. F. 5HR0D.F1i,&0.0....
Stocks and liplida t and rsold in Ihir
el phii,
.i34l . zi ore Pr, /fry York sfirkeui„ : nt tire
regular esussuardon.," 4. F. SEiItODRIL:4„.3
Interest allowed pg.depusita z at the rate of C0.,5
per cent., the and interestpayable on de
nand, glitsg . adl.petspsn having money laying idle
A chance to m ake; A l per cent till they wish
f toliskte. tutu of it or make Agmaurrist irmgonent
J. F. 8 45.F.QPF.F. ttiOilkerfis
3
dec. 20 tgdill:,-; Nui§...N.-Qauestat.
Wanted—lo Shares Manor Turnuko stock.
, , F,. S.I.SCROPPt. B S., PO.
lympiniant to Young men; 'uni
x mair43o ready ways to make Money. L offer
Tor mile upWarda 'of thirty diferent , reteipts, many
of which have been sold the Fiat year for five dot.'
lars , a piede, and 'the- whole tomprieitig do Many
different Ways' Menke money.' - lathe sale 'of one
of-these- eiticles alone, I have known' young-Mei
the-past year-to - make' from five'to twelve
dollare
per day ; and in the manufacture and' sale Of-any
one' of the ltitieles,'no young man' of energy-and
Ail to make money.
- Address .C.'I3OWMAN, Roston, enclo-
Sing one'dollar, and the whole number of receipts
will be forwards.] by mail. No letter 'taken from
the office unless prepaid. [dee 20 3ni.9,7
G ,
ntilor The ;111011dayS:=ThisObsari
berp'ao,fust returnea from PhiladelOih;with
an immeiser atemitnient of magnificent Annuals
and other fine presentation Books. The beef and
rarest bootur of the season, can be'firund at - this
establishMent. We give the names of a few he
"The Souve'nir Gallery, beautifully illustrated.
The Diadem, ca
Gems of Bea uty, .
Leaflets of Memory, • "
•
' Heroines of'Shakspeare,
"'Home's' of American' Authdrs. This` is one of
the most - beautiful books &hr Issued from the
.• , . -
American press.
Cabinet bt Modern Art, very finely illustrated'.
Lyrics of the heart, " "
The Ildw in the Cloud, a new book, very fine.
TheProverbiliat and poet, finely . illustrated•
Odd Fellowt Offering, " ' • "
Rosary of Lllustrations, " "
The Lady of the Lake, magnificently bound and
aplendidly.illuatrated.
'Alfa Rdokh,'
Great,Truths by Great Authors, " ' '
Female Poets of Britain,
Female Poeta of America, a
keepsake of Friendship, "
The Snow. Flake, Affection's Gift, Friendship"s
Offering, The Amaranth, The Gem Annual, Christ
mas Blossoms, The Dew Drop, and many Othera.
Also Burns, Moore, Byron, Scott, ;LongfelloW,
Montgomery, Milton, Mrs. flemans and 'hire. Wel
ly, in fine bindings and heantifully illustrated." 'A
eomplete assortment of Port Monnaies, Port Foli
os, work boxes, gold Pens, and a variety of other
goods suitable for presents. Therefore if you - wish
anything fine, call at Spangler's who has every
thing to suit you. W. H. SPANGLER.
dec 20 tf 48
Elegant Books for the Holidays.
—MURRAY, & STORK have now on hand a'
most magnificent collection of Annuals, Gift Rooks
and Juvenile Works which they will sell as low, ,
it not lower; thab they caik' be 'peichasecl fit any,
other establishment in this city,
Hothea 'of American Statesmen.'
Homes of American-Authors. , •
Leaflets of Memory. ' '
Souvenir Gallery. '
- Keepsake for 1864.
Women IA earl, Christianity. •
The Diadem. Splendid plates. ,
The Romance ofNature, beautifully illuminited.
Women of the Scriptures. Fine Engravings.
_Beak of the Heart, or Love's Kmblems, 33 Steal
Engravings.
Female Poets of America.
'Gems of Beauty, or Literary Gill for 1854.
•
Cabinet of Modern Ari. Sacodd Series.
Great Truths by Great Authors.
Lyrics of the Heart.
The White Veil, a Bridal Gift. d
Family and Pocket .Bibles, Prayer and Hymn
Book's, in a variety of styles of binding.
Many hundreds ofJuvenile Books.
Fine Pepin! Mache. Albums, Port. Folic* Port
Monaies, Pocket Books, Pen nives 'Gold Peas
and Canes, &c.
Also, an extensive assortment of Sunday School
Books, Cards, Rewards of Merit, &c., for Sunday
School preaents.
The Senior Partner has just returned from the
city, with a fine assortment of Fresh goods, of va-
View descriptions, which are Opening this day at
their old established stand. .
Those intending to purehase, would do well to
call and examine for themselves, before purchasing
elsewheia, Remember the cheap Book btore of
dec. 2,0if:48] ' MURRAY & STORK.
Vire the Members: - of 1,13,
.12 Northern Mutual Insurance Compady of Lan,
caster County. Take notice, theta Tax of 2f per
cent. is levied upon' the dollar' on'the • premium.
notes on the books given previous to the latli day'
of April, 1854. Losses sustained by fire : •
John Frecht, of Reamstown, damage to dwelling
house, $76. Henry Kegerreis ' of West.Docalico,
damage to dwelling house, S2QO. Jacob Iless,•de
ceased, of Warwick, personal property, $46,46.=
Curtis Withers, of West lgoollico, two barns and
contents, $1000; all of Lancaster county. -
Peter Harper, of South Anhville twp., Lebanon
co., damage to thypiling house and contents, $7,-
63. Being the ametint of loia sustained'within two
years previous, ending the first day of. December,
1863, and to bo paid within 80 days from the date
hereof to Samuel Nissley, Secsetary and Treasu
rer, or to Geo. B. Shober,-President, Samuel Kel
ler, Peter Martin,William H. Paul, Jacob Shirk,
Samuel Hacker, mual Beecher and Jacob Long.:
enecker, Directors of Lancaster county; and Hen
ry Heilman, jr., Direc:er of Lebanon co., or Eph
raim Snober, Christian Kegerreis,Jno.Echternach,
Henry Bach, C. FL Rauch, Nathaniel Worley, D.
C. Dlourer,.and Esra Burkholder, agents, all of.
Lancaster county, A. P. Hibshman, Esq., agent of
Lebanon county, and Dr.. Edward,lllig, agent,of
Beaks county. ,
And of LbOSO Members-who neglect orJefuse to
pay ,before the first •day February next, the insu
rance_of such delinquents will be suspended until
the first day of May next, unless payment is made
as per notice. Such delinquents to be marked can
celled, null and void, as in the, act of -Incorpora•
Lion el. Company is, provided, 'By eider of. the
Board of Directors. GEO, 1.1. SHO/3KR, Pre'et. -
SAMUEL NISSLEY, Sec'y. • [dec 20 31,48:
Court Proclwitation.
HEREAS, the Hon. PreSident,
VV and D. R. VorinznestiTst and-_J. Elnowsr,
Esqes., Associate Judges of the court of Common •
Pleas - , in-and - for the county of Lancaster, And As
sistant Justices of the court of Oyer 'and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery and_Quarter Sessions of
the Peace in and for the said county of Lancaster,
havaisatied their Precept to me directed, requiring
me,among other things,' to make Public Proclama
lion thinughout my BailigriCk, that the court of Oier
and Tbinuner -and - Clenentl: jail delivery;: Mani
Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peaty:arid.
Jail Defivery,*ill gominencie in the city of Lancas
ter, in the - Cbtiiiiionwealth of Pennsylvania, on the
Third Mariday in January, 1854: In pursuance
of which.preCept • •
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the
Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen of the City -of .
Lancaster,luaticeebf this PeadE, dic.;cif
of Lancaster - , that they be then and therei in - thole
own proper persons', with their rolls, records :and
exammationiii, and inquisitions, and =their::
'er remembrances, to do - those - things; which to
theitAitrices.nispertain in the behalf to and
:alsfOliTtgigiie-whe•will prosecute against the prix=
opera itivei; or, then shall be in :thni,faii;ofitke:
said •notanzty.okl.ancaster r are to r bAthen And. ; there
to prosecute against-them as shall be jest; - •
• ri*r.LJ.' Sherif;
Dated At Imingstar this 24tn day of .Nov.,
Ne A.--Punctual .attendanCe of:Jun:on And .
nesselOvill hereafter be expected:and required:on
the first:day of the sessions.. Aldermen and Jug
nee, of.the P,eace arerequired by an order of court,
dated Nov. fi1at,.18413.10 return their reengaizancen
to G. It. Hendrickson, clerk .M.Quarter Sessions
rwithin one week from -the 'day .at final aotion.in
ekuth.cAne, And in default thereof thi Magistrates
chits .willmotbesdlowed: •
Lancaster, nov 2.611363. td.,46
Magistrate's Cemplete-Law-L1-
imity:::Bigha editiiiti; to - 18153;iintboi,.
M
ftativpir approved by the• Judges of the;'Sapt •
Pardon Digest of..the Laws; of-,Penneylvanie
Brightly, with marginal Boslege,nee.
A digieted Syllabus of each Title. Foot notes. to
Dec,sions. Analytic,contents... And
.a."'new.,44.end - Uxhaustive index. In oaei
Oen; volatile, price
,$6,00.:.
Robert's Digest.. DirOs Jwuee Graydon and.
31inlere - boobs of Fgrma!- •
The above list of books is' well worthy the. uta,
lention.ol Out lgazistnite .Scriyirtukr o .Snnyeyancor
and Realness man, all olwhich ;tiny, he had q.calr•
15ng
j ettbeccheap Bubb Store of
MILk - BAYf gTOEK
iassortmentM4liitrato •P' Blanks{ Blank Deade r B9, 4c pee
'
•Pezuteik.
AgreemenTia; u.. ? fu., to lib had . as ' - le vv ad any-'
w,hete rdtiftllAYele'STOßY:
• 47 - it "
li AAlce.- . -- •a ;. . of t rectorso t.e 'enn
sylvania Training School for Idiotic and Fee
ble Winded Children, incorporated by the Legisla
• . • ... . .. , 3ginnuert' *Of
A d fi titt ir-Pl ll.
yearektfageiheir f idstitutir : -,, writ iiiplds
lititiVilliteenicessialetteiCereFedinissiteq-as with'
birth - Wed:a fdlollentiniiesty trtinistdoice..'lS cy
:i.-. uol .:.:.8. ay, Mkt gIieRGE I II:.STROUD, -S.
s%: 'd • ;-.,i , 5i.,...0PH1L1P4;. KWIC.; •
• :11, - ; ..)...3 ..O,p ,, ,,,SAIKORItiIif.WALN E S:. - . - • ',L.:O - ,
(:-..! EIT7r.I :ConunitteervElteeeptian r Ph&da.n . '
or,talheoßrincipal of.the. institution,- 7.7,7 r L 3 :""
:-- , -1., Ct. .., -4. ~ JAMBS 31-811:211ETED8,- , ::: 7,1
6t.-48] :., : ~: ~.:- •• ilennantawz,:Pir,-
. . -
..
, AgPf:-,JOSl.Slicetev.:olWsdem
ltr:st P*49.lktV7-QA,gmfstate of John
StfielPs . 011 A 1 OPOkAownship,...Lipmulsr civta
:tb.P4L3., 2 4- .)kale , hooL4 421141,0,410,1ili,netibetr
las illif&-ii Aiiiit1,".7.1344.: All moons itilebutlo:
632 d- , P I 4te•RIPF *!!4
PRel...4 l :moke..Pa7nlinSt inttKO
' 41 :1 . 44/ aPd-tkege , 044Tingc4aimAITill
without : delay . properly authentk.ge4 for : settler
...... - . ~. .....
anent. • - , - -JANE -4TREI.E gn'rat
no , ' 29 :: - • -., .. • • .-..,, , 6t:44_ , :
• . _ .
1 1 8.11.40 K Winter'..Milhikery.424m.
• ROWT/Ilier,FAittajnat.returned Ron trittiCßy
'trial a splendid astertntent:l4 . -Fall
Winter Millinery, eetteletinretßONNßTS,
Velvet Ribbon,: Flowers FeatßiAir,Ae.
Also,'lliabdscitne'ainairtment otelliakftinil lb -en
Trimmings, and te'new 'kyle of yield Fringe.:
nov 29
IN TILE MATTER of the intended application of
.Josis.Razwar,tb the Court of Quarter Seisions
at Jannaryisirm, 1854, fora license to continue•
keeping-a tavern in the Village of Bainbridge;
Coney township, Lancaster county—ft being an
WE, the undersigned citizens of Coney township,
where said inn or tavern isproposed to bekept, do
certify, that the said inn er tavern is . necessary to
accommodate, the public and entertain strangers
and travellers, and that we are well acquainted
with.the said John 'Filbert, and that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room and conveniences for
the accommodation of strarigers and travellers.
Henry. Horst, John Haldeman, John Kauffman,
C. S. Erb, J.'S.: Brerieman, Jacob . L.Engle, Chris
tian Engle, Abraham Collins, Lima° R.Kiihns, Ja
cob Ebersole, David Ebersole, Henry Dindeman,
Cyrus S...klaldemaii...• idea 20'3t=48
IN THE MAI'TEK: of the intended application
of Gaants KIACHER, to the Court .of Quarter,
Seasktneat January term, 18d4, for a licenee to
continue keeping a tavern in-West Kinestrem,
ire the-city of Lancaster—n being an old stand- - -
WE, the undersigned, • citizens of the North.
West Ward ,where said inn or tavern is pro
posed to be kept, do certify, that the said inn
or tavern is necessary to accommodate the public
andentertain strangers and travellers, and that we
are-well acquainted' with the said George Kircher,
and - lhat he is of good repute for honesty and tem
perance,--and pis well provided with house room
and conveniences for the accommodation of strang
ers and, travellers, ,
Watson H. Miller, Derrick Fahnestock, Charles
Boughtsr, Geo. Danner, .1. Frey,.Christian Shenk,
H. Schell', Daniel Harman, Jacob. Weaver, Wm.
C. ChaMberLie, Win. F. Mayer, John Drepperd,
Bantam A . ..Shard:Ter, D. Hager. [dec 6 3t-47
EMMaier and American Republican copy.
IN THE MATTER of the intended application
of MICEALL MCGRANN'tO the Court of Quarter
Sessions'at 'January term, 1854, for a license to
~continue keeping a tavern in the North West
Ward—it being an old stand. :
WE, the undersigned citizens of the North
West Ward, where the paid ion or tavern
is proposed to be kept7do certify - , that:die said inn•
or tavern iariecessary to accommodate
and entertain etringers and trayellerii, and that we
are well acquainted with the sitici64 ichael MtGrann,
andtthat held of good repute:for honesty arid tent
perm**, tind'is'Wellprovidad itith hotise room and
conveniences' tor' the itcciimmodation Of strangers
and travfillers. • •
Jacob Myers ihicob Reese, Casper Bruner, Da
vid •Reesei_Jelm Hat; Jacob Harmony, Amos
Funk ?. .facotk Senor, LewinflartmAo,4atob Cruel;
Robert Mcicterwell, Henry C. Wont:— ' • •,
dec 18 3t-47
IN:THE MATTER of the intended application - 0
JoaN Korn, for a License to keep-a public' housein Conestoga-township, Landaster County, it be
-. 44 an old.tttind. •
WE9 the Undersigned citizens of Coneituga town
ship, Where said inn or tavern is proposed
to be kept, do certify, that the said inn or tavern is
necessary to accornuedate the public and entertain
Strangers and 'Travellers, and that - we are well
acquatnted with the said John Kold, and that
he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room and conven
iences for the accommodation •of strangers and
travellers.
David 'rasaler, Adam Warfel, WEIL Nagle, Reu
ben Sourbeer, David Hess, Jr., Abraham Varley,
Michael Shank, Hugh -hfchagy, Jacob Sourbeer,
S.S. Welsh, Christain Fox, *John Daily. -
decl 13 • 3l-47
.
IN .THE MATTER of the intended application
of-JOHN A. SCHEIRENBRAIM to the Court of
Quarter Sessions at January term, 185 i, for a
license to conitnue keeping a tavern in the N.
West Ward, in the city of Lancaster—it being
an old stand.
WE, the undersigned, citizens of the. North
WeEIC Ward, where sainan' lavern is prig°.
sad to be kept, do certify, that the saidinn or tavern
is n.eeessary to accommodate the public and enter
tain strangers and travellers, and that we are well
acqusiuted with the said John AI Scheireribrand,
and that he is of good repute for honesty; and tern
perance,.and is well provided with house-roont and
conveniences tor the accommodation of strangers
and travellers.. : •
Wiliiam F. Miller, Gilbert It.. Hartley, Sohn
Baumiller, Samuel Kissinger, Barnet Boone, illYseph
Brillhart, Jacob :Snyder, John Drepperd,
F. Mayer, Daniel Harmani , Eli Webb, '5; P. - Frey,
Edward Kautz, G. Ackerreari. [den 13 3t.-47
IN THE MATTER of the intended_ application
Of PIITED: RANCE', ICI the ,Court et Quarter
Bestions at Jahhary ierm, 154, fora license to
continue keeping a tavern' in New Holland,
Earl township, Lancaster county, it being,an old
WE, .the underisigned citizOns . Of' Earl township,
where said inn or tavern is ploposed to be kept, do
certify, that the'said inn 'o1• tavern is necesSary to
accom!nodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers, and that we are well acquainted
with the said Peter , Ranck, and, that ho is of good
repute for honesty. and temperance, • and is 'Pell
provided with house room andbonviiniericeS for the
accommodation of strangers and travellera• •
Joseph 'Jones, Gabriel Davie, John Peirsol, Dan
lel Richwine, Hamilton Ayers, Solomon Wearer,
Geo. W. Smith, John W. Luther, Isaac BriMmer,
Blind B. Dermal, Lewis Richwine, Jno. Winger,
William M. Smith, .Philip Brubaker.'
dec 13 : • • 3t.47
The Yankee Notions for 1854:
A - New Volume. Prospectus. In commencing
a new volume of The Notions, the subscriber begs
to say it few words to its readers and the World at .
large. Twelve months ago, when the second vol
ume was • beguni• its circulation Wes but 'fifteen"
thousand, all. told ; it has ndw reachecrthirtnthoits;'
and, and increases withervery number. As with its
circulation, so with its improvement, the last nem-,
bet is alWays•the - best=bee. This hewever,
counted for'Wheti iteelfiradier, and the nitiney laid
out 'spotlit, is. coesidered, Unlike many - similar
attempts in - this-country, it does not'copy cuts item
the London Punch, and thelike Flatlet' . and Eng
lish publications, but .'has a corps of artiste of its
Own, whom it . paysi liberally tor their best efforts!
Its multitudes of its pictures, even' its Meitner ilk
tial 'letters, are designed.lorit,' and 'for tie "other
paper: . This,..and 'the amount, and ability of read
ing matter in each number, has run it up fifteen
thousand in twelve , Wichithd, Mid will run it up.
twenty thousand meraditrinethertibit;nbet..'. =
, 'For the.literaty4ortion - of The Notions, -thentibx
scriber, maye: uothingiamf for the best of all rea
sons, it speaks fist itself.' ranges over the Whale
ground •of .wit -end himor, from , the . keeitear ben
mot and .raparree; tie.the broadest itird tidiest joke,
and-anecilote. :Tale', essays; sketches, witticims,
froiu the . best .writers in the - countrn-- glances - at
Fiaising,evestsat home-and abroad; and th"fact;
is a.general emninm pthernre of. ceritatures.-L;
•Thusit hay been Miring the tivo.yeaiii Of fit 2e.tiet='
ence,sadthns, and:a great-deal-hiereffoo,itiiilt
be in its third volume. Each . -nuinhier'will consist
df thirtpfstdAttartiliaged,'.'double columns, and
will ccintain' .-frorelecini fifty :fo'cincilitiindred
-printed , gocid parr; on
,clean - new. - M
ype,rid,..whit is most won erfurof
all, affarded for the satill-ettni, OneMillar and
Twenty;Fiye Cents por!rintittell. 'Who - isnot Se&
Won , t'subscrihe at that ridiculously low price.`..
Furthermore: To all who - send in their subscrip
tions before the Fourteenth - pt February, 1854, the
'sbbsoribe-yrill'aeqd. k /i,Pree dints; for .No,lldrig,iii
a IsetiedfurViliettite;i'vbilitivit less thin Twenty
'Five 'cents'. ' -
Here be inducements indeed. Now step Up to
the Captifihiiigice - And kettle.
The - filifaneseerind folunms are now -u the
.ands' ofthe Strider's; and may be had; her Ifer,
id a variety
_cifblilldings In,cloUtandaaorocco .The
fire.:yttiifih di'Crtitiyerta.pariortEte sUbikiiberis
"premised', hap, fora grinnnt, retarded:. the getting
out of the; blclautleibers, , butibiddelieintifuen are
being repaised:daiity;:and the- NeiviYantecbminerr
:cis hopefully. .SCrili on jottriaboriFitilimpby bun
-dieda, by thousands, .f - come ~ on4.:•demilill," you
-
sball.besacciUtinuidated;nmuseti, delighted. En
-close one dollar and twenty-five center and receive
VhelNotioua for one, year)
• ,ii&Naasatt.iitreet, New York. •
' •N: B —By , giving the above. three inaerticmii and
,sending a copy Ogle, paper : : marked h liirettial.ai
above, coontry papers will receive the NOtiOnlilor
One.year . . Till.our old premises are rebuilt,-all
o#dere are to be sea to; .190,Naimiu.alreet,
deo li 34.47
m ourned Sale of Valuable Clty
Property.—ln pursuance of an order of the
Orphans , Court of Lancaster county, the under
u.. ~..- n r - e . - ancaitteri t it
Th
iii it a • 11 l ea§1. inittifitzif , trelrili;P:'ll! ; , , ,
filfrotnig Wareitatel Jr if:2 ' - ' , n orth ' . .
Mot or piiie "if GrOundcsititate en.tle"
sideid - Easrtiak# itieef,adlrditing tiropirti!er.
Henri Zahnron the west ,`and -on'the east - v.OO.
ilt
tylltelysold-iithe•eshitir - bM McGralrit, 4j siii•
The improyemeits'ard , o etdehtitisr a
"
IffacK Dignr,ol4llo7ti , ZOLTP* •
01 4 . :*k , bairgiiii F ,iiiiklkS'litigtke-19 1 ,iii tgAll.:
b I P; 4 E-"IY 4 e ri# 112:41 10cacPagt.,491 1 "144 8 14 1 4,
'll6l property will be sotti With. thjt jfitat,pf way.
in and throuth an unity on: tite,tidjalluag..P.
pint, And also with the rietkte . opmhtt , wit!
till same - "X' dries 'Dian' lui:pjavn,.at thi e i tiz Atsi ,
mideigototradminitratori 9111..31,i , Praii,. iatrupf
the 'City of Laneekter, die , tt ' , ...
JOLIN 4dcMtdfitti,: - :,
itICHARD'IIdcq&My •
the
APP
.
f•hittelang A rn nie-quintInHIA:I4ReY.NnY
B hbeibildtließilMift to 4119.Ttud return of the-not
dAt4olll.4ogaidantut-i
to m' 2 i'ec!'.l4rts ( AtxPE .C.brj!t4 ll Y , ..i
*4 6 )tptiro_elliqc:l°T Elittr,4444) A.ll ol otinittion 'oft
nseild:ornamentall:azAimlAgeiLtiaLWCALThl,
Y° 4 - ... 5 44 find tin ' iTnAWit. , B, , afferetl. , ftß" KW-Attlee,
tion or useftllctuistmae gilta,
dadeit Roe% exPre: esly., OA hollidays4 4.11, , z!
.Bistictui &lands, a gift, eanilairtingolisefelitesii -
beauty, Tibet , Sliawlb..4 ll E . 0 e4,-9ilPdy!:do;. Bay.
Stafe,,de; P1041'144, for; ibeatiSligiAtembrkmagi
nificent gift, Brocade Rion Boiled Black
Saki; do; tsrilliant Plai4.4ilkOnlalttaaree, do; Bril
liant French wool plaids, do; Gap Gala Plaids, all
prices, de; Gay Mouse de 144e5,, do; Zadiee, fine
embroidered gift; loglige , ft rench.
embroidered collar,,_ do; Ladies , French ecab'd
Undelaleree,doi - L4iNtle 1 91.4 - Gente! /Kid glares, beaAiful 'Se ',arV, do; WOE .
Silk Ciiiyate and Ildlrtg
Dieciples of St. Nicholai I remember Unaltine.
WENTZ'S'GOLDEN EAGLE,
dee la tf-47J Corner E. K ing and Sgeare.
. .
.
.
finned .
.1.4 We, the sabscribers, have this day exacted
intoe limited - partnership;nireenbly to tha lairs of
this Commonivealth, and.' lo hereby. certify, that
the name of the firm Under',Wldelzihe said firm is .
to be conducted is SourbdOi . Young—that the
general . natuie of the business to be transacted is
the purchase and sale of Dry, Goods, qz . oceries and
Hardware, and each
other articlei of merchandize
usually purchased and sold in a country store—
and that the ebme will be conducted...and carried.
on in' Safejfirzoi-, Manor - toWniblio; - t'anottito4.
countY. That the - names of the general partne&
arc Michael 11. - Sotirbeei and David F. Young, cif
Manor township, Lineaster county, 'and theape:
cid" partners are Edward Rees, of the sante:place,
and Jacob Sourbeez,' of eoneia g a township,
county aforesaid:. That theamiunit of capital con
tributed by each of said Special' partners, is One'
Thousand Dollars, in cash. The period at which
said partnership is to commence E is December let,
1863, and is to terminate on the DiLday of Apail,
1869. s MICHAEL It. SOL/RIMER,
- DAVID F. YOLNG,',
EDWARD MESS . ,
JACOB SOURBEER,
dec 13 I .;6t'-.t7
Now Is.the time for Cheap Goods
at the BEE HIVE STORE. CHRISTMAS
is cowing, and in older to be - prepared for Christ
mas and New Veao)lPresents, we have been open
ing a large assortment .of Danis , Goolis, SHAwts,
Gtovzs, Scc. &c.:.Here is a chance for you—.-kind'
Father, Mether,Sister ari Brothertia give either
a Silk Dress, Shawl, or French Merino Dress - , or
everi,a pair of Bajous Kid Groves: Who.does not
appreciate a present—especially from' a - -friend---.
a "timethonored custow.w •••'*-
WENTZ'S BEE HIVE STORE',
dee 18 tt-47.1 . . Now 65 'North Queen et.
- •
knnual .Meeting- of -the .Btock
ra.. holders,. of the .President,. Manager* and
Company of the York Furnace Bridge. -The Stock- .
holders ofLsaid Company are hereby notified, that
in pursuance of the. provisions 'et y theirs act of in
corporation, a public metting will. be had at the
public house of:JOhn-Wilsoniialfiarticville, Mar
ne township, Lancaster county,'. on Monday, the
2nd .of January next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
for the purpose of choosing officers for the ensuing
year, And the tieten*nation-of any queithan Alfgbt
ing the interest of said Company.
dec 6 4t-461.
,W. Sec'y.
ate: of Joel Weidman,' 1n - the
mart of Com on!Plean :thei:conitty,uf
Lancaster; Whet:eau, Jobll V. Erb. aid. Samuel
Dlig, diden.the 15th day of November, 1853, file
in the Office of the ProthonotarysiCthe saki Court,
then account of the said.mitate.:.
.
'Notice in hereby given to all persons ititereoted
in the said Estate, that the said Court have -,ap
pointed the 22d day of December, 1053, for the,
'confirmation thereof, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, JOHN K. HEED,Yroth'y.
Estate of . Stephen and fhtrbara
Hornberger, in the Court of Common Pleas
for the county of'Lancaster. Whereas, Benjamin
H. Kauffman, one of thetrustees of Stephen
berger and Barbara, hie - wife, did on the 23d day
of November, 1853, file in the' Office 'of the Pro
thonotary of said Court, his anemont of the,said
estate : Notice ie hereby given to all persons in
terested. M the said estate, that the said Court have
appointed the 16th day of January;lBs4, for' the
confirmation•thereof, unless eiceptions be filed.
Attest, J. B6WMAN, for Proth>y:
dec 6' •: 4t-46
Alt 2.200 Reward.—The - Board of Directors
of ',the Lancaster County Mutual Insurance
Coinpany offer .a reward of ,twenty two hundred
dollars tor the . arrest and conviction of toe person:
or persons who'set fire to the balnded Jae, MeCal
Iyi John Hassler' and John Lefton; members of Said
company, and Which buildings hare..been recently,
The said reward'to he paid as . follows: $l,OOO
for the arreet and conviction of the person or.ppr r
sons who set fire to the bOrn.of James MOCally.—
$7OO for the arrest and conviction of : the person,
or persona who sot fire .to the barn ofJohn HassA
ler. $5OO for the arreit, and conviction of the per:*
son or persons who set
,fire to the barn of John
Leach., By order of, the Beard, : •
'NATH.E_SLASIVIAXIII,.
Williamstown, lee 6 ht,-46] Sec7y. ,
. .
nommerclat Hotel, Phllodelt-
VV PHIA. 77 •The inlbAcriber, thankful for the lib
eral patronage . •,ehn has received.,,lferebg"nntiftes
the public in, general. and her Lancaster county
friends in particular, that she still continues to
keep the Hotel., formerly, the,.linziazoptt Hoven,.
No:lB'Si'Sixtfrstreef, bbicreii - Market'ana Cites
nut; and nbty known as Tate Cettizzicrer..ll.orze
The ; house is.Btted
gala style, frotnAittic tobasement—the- furniture,
bedding, kw., ke.,•being.entirely mew; andMvery
arrangement is made 'Air the comfort And conveini
ence of its patrons. •. . • • •
From the central .location, and its clime .prox
imity to the Railroad Depots, Steamboat Landings,
places of amusement, fashionable-thoroughfares
and public squares, it offers inducements to the
Merchant visiting the city on business, 'or the
Traveler seeking pleasure. To familes and fe
males visiting the city every facility will be afford
edi and - eVerymoinfort regilirded to'intke they *hilt
agreeable and 'pleasant: -
A share of publid Patronage is respecfutly
tech Termirsl,2s per day: ' "•• • • '
' • • • '" 3..LEE10; 'Fiopiietor: •
?JACOB. G. LEBO, '
dec 5, 1853' • "; • ' • '
A n infallible-cur ep for the Tooth
AiaL kih'ei at Di' office of Dr. S. VOSVCWEINSI .
SURGEON DErrnerr, No. 34, North-
Queen etreet,.Laneptcr,Paty,;direct-',1.,_
ly opposite ,Spreshers Hardware
."'•••• a •
All . operations upon the netuyal...teeth,are per;
formed Witht c.are t and with a view ; to, their,
A palyier
va.tion and .6eauty.- .
Artificial. teeth inmarted. onAhe meet: ApprOVed
prinoiplea of the lie.ntarproiessioni.a.rid,foridura
tY:e9.4l4 UM; ll ..4tura, - .
Vaal:endsfaction aAgaro : tofiiepricee,. awl Atte
integrity pf:laia.work is warrona4 to all who. may
, plqcsjiiemselyes under his treatments : •••• • ~
(feu 6
Misses Marine 44 Stittig - have
UM.. opened a handsome assortment or-
Tall and Winter MILLINERY u their_
oldanand, in East wing str9,!, a.,107,4100rs 3
eiteiiieSspetin .
A New Li m. ) — k,l6 P ubpiti,,:i4; ,,i .l44. ;r sloP,
nth of an Ide woman, -el:n.
folloWin e ini ' quisite *Man i:
( . s ". l y.d ic ith4An .ism F : T v e i fl o g
Lithe
an W " id E o p w itio " de in the — life' cif,aVoin a n:
of EmO
don," Iv 12m. W. H. SPANNLER,
nnytg9 tt-46
Venitian "' Minds, of tho latest
aid Most fashionable styleraini . tieweirt pat'
terns, manufactured promptly to order by the sub
acritiereareples of which may be.seen at his shop
in East Vine street, tviii iliiiiratirive south Queen.
ir:r Aloe CABINET ' FURNIDURE,' oreifery
kind, iii;M;; CABINET '
taost fashionable styles;--awkori , thti
moat.reaurckilaule terms, mantifacturedito'cefdeit.' n:ll
• lihirrff_d_l_public patronage is rupee - if/illy
lieited CONR.AD ANNE.
Lan. noir .22 -" "' ' •'' 4t-tt
101vartIon , s - Digest fOrr 18153rulast , sic
4r calved at;
this City Book: LEEKiorimmii• Purdiwe
riligoifi; from 1700 to 'p3+s3-iii r if Tittbrathod, 4 • ' •
dec. 6:•tr=46''' • --"W.lfy sPANGLER. •
glkarilrallty-HRLSTIAN.SkIENK, of the
c OsirLineaster;ifeaiohniiii thkt'lle be
an Independent candidate for SHERIFF'S ran.'
easter county, at the tdection neat year.
tf-48
,•;, .19 6
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*nov. • • 121-13
Assessment No. I', of the Lancas
ter ltiutual InsuranCe Company.—An
asseasment of 3 ptir cent has been assessed on all
premium hotea deposited for policies issued by this
company, prior to the 22nd ot'Novembor, 1553, to
pay for losses sustained by said Company, payable
at the office of the company; at Williamstown, or
to the members of the Board of Directors, to it.
D. Carsou„at,the Lancaster County Bans and all
the authorised agents of the company, on or be
fore the 30th day of December next ensuing.
- . BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Thomas& Woods, Henry F. Slaymaker,
Adam.B. 'Witmer, Thoinas S. Mcllvain,
David: Graff, . • Joseph B. Baker'
George: L. Eckert , Nath. E. Slaymaker.i
'Atoms or.mrs. MP/ClT.—Jacob S. Witmer,
Manor, Joseph M , Clure, Bart, Dr. Esaias Kinzer,
Leacock, John Stauffer, East Hempfield, Freder
ick-A. 'Zitzman,Litiz, Jacob S. Shirk, Ephrata,
Cliiistian Engle, Bainbridge, S. Smith Patterson,
Mount Joy, Moses Powriall, Esq., Christiana, Chris
tianOmble, pap, John McGill, Salisbury, Adam
Konigmacher, Ephrata, Martin E. Stauffer, East
Resolved, That members of this company ne
glecting or" omitting to pay their assessments, with
in thirty days after the. publication of the notice of
the eaine, will incur the expense of not exceeding
ten Cents per mile circular from the office of the
cempany, payable to a collector, duly authorized
to collect the same. Passed tfarch 14th, 1848.
.
NATH. E. SLAYMAKER,
Willi4mataivia nov .2.9 31-451 Secretary.
.
icrurd9ll: olden Gloss for the
,L. 12 litakr. 7 -4. G
nieinkthe many preparations fbr the
grinvtli'of the - Hair, this Golden Gloss takes the
lead. , Three reasons.will, be given why it is so
universally,'ye,ed 'add preferred to alt others. Ist,
BeCause,it hitairoved the most effectual iii Bald
ness, 2411itcriusti it imparts a beautiful dark glciss
and delightful perfume to the Hair. 3d, Because
the Ladies, with- fine , discrimination, which .they
all possess, hare' adopted it. Many other reasons
could be given why it is a 'great favorite, but those
who want more have only to give it a trial. Price
25cts, in large bottler!. For sale by Druggists and
Storekenpers everywhere. •
Large discount. to Merchants.
W. C. HURD, Proprietor.
304 Broadway New York.
6gl-43
Fromthe "SOilth.—United States Mail Line.
k'rom Philadelphia to Savannah. This line
consists ofti e..new..and. splendid side-wheel Stearn,.
- STAVE — orononi, Geo. J. z
J. Garvin; jr.,and KEYITONF. STATE, Av,
Capt. Rober t Hardie, enn of which
will leave Philadelphia for Sayan.. •
nah every Wednesday, as follows: yl
The State of Georgia I The Keystone State ill
wineave Philadelphia I leave Philadelphia
December 7 I December 14
cc 21 cc 2R
4
18
February 1
lb
February 26
8
These ships have the best accommodations of
any In the coast, and in strength and speed they
have no superiors. For inealids and others this is
decidedly the most . comfortablo route to the South,
having river navigatirn 100 miles on the Delaware,
and only two nights at sea. Cahin passage, $2O;
Steerage, $B. Agents in Philadelphia,
HERON & MARTIN, 37i North Wharves.
Agent in Savannah, C. A. L. LAMAR.
4t-46
City
Property at Public Sale.—
W/11 , 14. sold by public sale, on Saturdhy, De
cember 31,..1863, at the public house of John
Michael, in North Queen street, in the city of Lan
easter, the following .valuable real estate, to wit :
k lot. of Ground; fronting. on Manor street 30
feet, and rut:Mints= hack 202 feet to an alley,con
which ts•erected a one story Brick DWEL-fge
LING HOUSE, with bake oven- and other ne
ieki
, • ,
.
minx) , Outbuildings attached. There is also a
well, of ;Teter on the premises.
P:troO*Wielling 10 view the property before the
day of Bale, can do so by calling on the premises.
Sale to cotainence at 7 o'clock, P.M.,.when due
attendance will be given and terms of sale - made
known by SAMUEL KAUTZ.
Nonce. --The Members of the Southern Mu
tual lusurance Company of Lancaster county
are hefeby notified that the Annual Meeting for
the election of officers for the ensuing year ' will
beheld at the public house of C. Martin Hess,
(Spring .Groveo Drumore, township, on Saturday
the 31st day of December next, at 10 o'clock, A.
M, The members of said company are ,hereby no
titled to pay the' Annual Taxes previous to said
day, to the undersigned persons: Lewis Haines,
for Fulton township; Joseph C. Taylor, for Little
Britain ;William N. Galbraith, for Colerain ; Col
lins Hamer, for, Bart; John McSparren, for Dru
more, and Sncoh'Hildebrand, for Strasburg. It is
hoped thavilfif Members will be punctual in the
payment of their' respective taxes, as it is necessa
ry'that all - taxes bn 'paid previous to or on the day
of thVannual mewling. All' members who have
not received their '-new Policies, can get them by
calling upon the 'Seereta'rk; either before or at the
annual meeting. " GEO. W. HENSEL. Seely.
nov . IS trtiL44
ciVrew"'F.alll Gisodg:THOS. W. EVANS
1.11 ffc'eoi,,, No: 2l4'Chesuut street, Philadelphia,
have iiew on hind'd litWassortinent of all the LA
TEST STYLES of tietikanabld GOODS , imported
by themselves And vihich they wilt sell the ve
ry lowest prices.' r Ainhng the;e goods will be
foond'hick - BroCade Silks, new styles ; Plaid, do.
Plaid -thi-pf eiery,rtriety; Yelair (Mutat! ; Atmore
Silks; Plain Black Glossy Silks; do. for Mourning;
Secoritf MoUrbing Plaid Silks; Raw Silk Plaids;
Valencia Plaid ; Woolen Plaids ; Lupin's Cash
meres and Merinoes ; Mous - de Laines; Ladies'
'Cloths, for Cloakings; together with above stocks
l'renclV Cloths;'nnd Velvet Cloaks,' of the latest
'kyles:. • ••• •
Attrorthe largest and best assorted stock of
'SHAWLS of every variety, which they have ever
offered to their customers. [nov 22 7t-44
o millets, farmers and all others who
:LP ore in wantot Bags of all sizes; can be sup
plied.nt the.Larmaster. CA:Panty Prison, by the doz.,
where.there is manufactured daily, 2 dozen which
witlfie warranted.to be made of the best mated
alisrMitrPvieß "sewed.' . -Bage of sny size made to or
fierat-therehortest notice: Also for sale, 4000 yds:
of Carpet; from 26 to 60 ets: per yard. Also 60
Setlfetorand 'Effete& Stirgle Netts and Seines,
made-to' order; e Cash paid for any quanty of Car
pet-Rags.. • H. C. LOCHER,
- ir0y.220-501 • .Keeper. ,
Iltra'rtfle.r's- Mutual Insurance
'COlnpany.—Notice it hereby given to the
intriitYmistif the - Farmbra , Mutual Insurance Com
panYtilint a general
.meeting •of the members of
Bald notaPanY 74 be held at the public house of
William Wright ; in tile city of Lancaster, on Sat
uidai,.the Slat of i Vecember next, at one o'clock,
i'. for theputioser Of taking into consideration
the iiiolizieny of amending the By-Laws of the said
'company. At'the same' tirne "and place, an elec-
Bow will - be held to choose officets, to conduct the
'affeirititf•the. said company for the enatting year,
- order of the Board of Directors.
n0i::191t4,51 JOON STROHM, Seal.
..Pcirlitiance,ol Er. Resolution of
4 Select end' Common Councils, passed October
"4,1853 j the undersigned is authorized to borrow
. Thirtceri:-Tbeesand Dojlara ($13,000)—of .which
$19,000 'aitilo be applfild. to meet the expenses of
'the new Neserfair,.hnit new Main in Orange street;
$23900 roratieet purposes; and $l,OOO for Macad
ainiziiig-pna situate ih N. Prince street—for which
coupon beitiads or - naafi certificates will be issued.
C. =ITER,
001,18 If..99]Mayor.
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