Carrier's Address to the. Patron of the Linen
-
Roll on thirlienicti viddiebcnia Tab;
What ,caverwss for'-thY: rapidlight
There is •riirpower ci makeimr,lives
Grow lorigerisave One, - ; analiisnutaw; 0-'
Decree has long eines passed; that all mastdio.y ,
Why , shonld we grieve that months and/ r ,l
Have, gone their meutse, and _events, mown • .
Joyful and some torrowlul, -have had ,
Their Jay, aid gathered are . among tief: ;-52.! ;, V .
Ruins of the "inst. -The tears sie shed
Will never bring them haelc. , - The litroblv e :••
Of grief that struggle atom hearts;
Can only make ourseleed anoreiniserable; • .1.
Then why shoold we rapine that-yew:lS-are- .15 , !;.
Rolling round t .Soon the - last will come. ,
And go for us.. .And taking.in the. l y t
Of human sorrows, taltisiny-wh01101 , r116 4 / 1 . .t
'To enjoy the thins of life'oihe grave
Would be Most welcome. -- •
See the, stars'are going out, and. the
Red streaks of, day are dawning
In the grit. .All night-long .the , ,• . -
Sounds of guns and cannoas.•
Have disturbed the- ar:of !lee
And now, AS though wear - pot-the
Cheerful sportrbut a solitary shot
At intervals is heard. = The shadows_c
The night are Bed, and morning comes
To liot-thi earth, and crowds, impatient
For We dawn of day, are iiaiting for •
The elmr roach of better:cheer..
But few tears are shed at the decease
01 tho old 'year. The sad events that filled
Thelfiges of its history, are now forgotten ;
r, it remembered,, only as the incidents
t I Time, against which man has got no
Right to murmur. Joy or sorrow
Atl:must share alike, and bow in
alcek submission to the will of
~tm who rules o'er all.
The N•kw YEAR is a gala day,.
Not unlike the Carnivals of old, _
When lids and lasses met'in busy throngs
To feast on love r Or sugar.plittne at pleasure.
A motley crowd indeed istseen at every
Corner. The wrinkled face of age, turns round
To-43ugh at tuayish glee or. maiden Jolly.
Ear(h'one dressed in hollidaymparel,
Tippets fine and Cuffs, end crossed-barred
bresses, and MOM resembliqg bear-skins,
Or hide torn from the Piairieptiffalo,
Tho Beaver and the Otter and the Seal,
Contribute to make up the - outward Show .
Of those who fill our crowded streets.
The fines of care arc written on sew faces;
tiers artd,there a squalid beggar with his
Tattered clothes, moves slowly by, and -
Pausing asks for alms; some pale'dkeeked
Wife, it, apse wayward husband on the New Year's
Morn, pledged his last shilling for the delights
01 rum, and on whose board no-signs of
Cheer are seen, and in whose home sits •
Chilling want and pinching poserty,
e t o\
Her tale of misery finds law ear listen
.
And few eyes to-weep; and as e r d : ,
Wind sweeps the streets along,she w • ps.
Her scanty cloak around her, and returning
To her dreary home, with tearful eye watches
The squalid babe whose food that mbrn
She vainly sought to beg.
Y. t these belong Rot to the busy crowd.
Every thing with them is joy t nd hope
'And promise. They little dream that_ '
Buried in the future, there niay\zet remain,
Some shadow darker than the dreary tomb,
To rest on them, to quench the fire of their
Ey e,and dampen energies now strong and vigorous,
And- o>er the soul hang like a gIO - Ciary pall,
Crushing. the drops of life from out the heart
And rendering every moment sad and sorrowful.
The gloom of night will hush the loud festivity,
And, save the few who linger far behind
To join the later revelry, each one will return
Unto his quiet home, prepared to wait another
New Year's advent, e'er they renew their
Festive joy. The cares of lifei its' profitable
Pursuits and labors will absorb their minds,
And all forgetful of the Old Year's grave,
Or New Year's birth, they'll - still press on
The roulade of life, and toil for wealth,
For honor and a name to leave
Behintl them when they're dead.
'Twits said by one whose wisdom is high
Held in estimation, that the social
G atherings of a people, tend to improve
The State, and strengthen the strong sinews
01 the country. The interchange of soul,
And thought and sentiment, found \
At the lestiiie board, Will make life dearer,
And more sweet, and furnish zeal
And energy to liberty's defendants.
11 this be so, then let them all continue,
And as the year comes round to greet
Us with its new born hope's, let the loud
Music leg and echo, and every cloth '
file spr lad, and the'bright-wine and.
Banquet knit the chord that binds
The hearts of freemen all together., •
Our Country now is safe, united by
The golden chords of love and patriotism, - .
The nation turns its hopeful eye on him' •
Who guides the ship of state ; ,
And conscious of its safety in his hands,
Looks gladly to the future and disdains • VO
The sneer that curls on Tyrant's lips;
What Caare we for.the gaudy show, and
Vaunted pride, that come o'er the
Lingering ghost of royalt yt The sweat,
And groans and tears of slaved . , that
Purchased them, e'er long , will change
To molten fire - , to consume their life,
And rear upon their princely ruins
The stars and emblems of the free. •
Our own free State sits proudly in the nut
Her iron hills resound with the loud hammi
That bra's in bars, her' still unbounded we,
Herprintmly cities stand as monuments of
Untiring industry and genius of her sons.
The stars and stripes of liberty wave over'
Her unequalled soil. Her fruitful farms
ak in the summer's Sun, and scarcely
H; de their bosom'in the suns of wintery • g e k _
Her railroads run like rivers on their course,
Bearing the tide of wealth and ?Reuling
Fortune, down through her valleys and'
Her mountain gorges, 'enriching all
And rendering all more prosperous.
.What care we for the rapid flight of Time!
While all the " Eternal years of God ' 2 roll round,
Otx country must and ill be, tree. . • ',.
Those who now fill t e scenes will pass away,
g ps._
But other actors will s ply their place,
Learled in the untram led- schools, where
Knoviledge is not bought aid for, like
Ghattels in the common marks ,
With hearts as brave and dauntless
As the gnarled oak, whose giant limbs ,
Defy the storm.. These will defend . .
The State,"when we are gone, with freedom's
Banner waving o'er their heads, and freedom's
God, their sole protection. .
IRON MANTTFALOTIJNI IN TEE UNITIM- STATINL—
hi the Manufacture cif pig iron, as appears from
the Census of 1850: . • ,
Capital invented in manufacture $17,348,000
Raw metal consumed . . '
7 000, 000
~ , ,
Cost of labor - , -, 5 4 088 000
_ ....
Value of product
Hands employed
In the manufacture of cast iron
Capital' invested in manufacture.
Raw rr aterial
Value of product
Number of hands
In 1821, the value of imported iron into the U.
States was $1,213,000—in JB5O, $9,150,000—in
18, 1, $9,090,000.d h ' i , 1
The subjoined sraterneptsehbw the value of.iron
and article's which are wholly or in riart composed
of iron imported into, the United Syite,s, *ln 1851
and 1852
185.1 - f 1652.
• $950,560 $1, 142,716
7 1 997,166 1,650,191
Pig
Railroad
Marinfaqure of Cast ' $1,437;133 1,219,202
" • Wrought ' 2,278,089 3,460,112
" ,Not specified 3,427,181 2,319,280
1,274,838 1,607,158
Cutlery
Other manufacqrs com
posed of steel in pait GSS,S3I 976,889
Old 202,009 311,444
Total,"
$17,635,507 $21,626,993:
30,000 men are emplyed in the United States
in Iron castings; 25,00 in manufacture of Pig
r%
Iron and 14,000 fa -Wrou.lot Iron
rir railer v,arre•
Tnis State is emphatici lly the great Store house
of Ille Union, in the way Of coal and iron. In the
len Irdlowing counties arejloc.ated the principal iron
worgs : •
Berks county has i 44 Iron Works.
Lancaster, ; - i 30 - do. '
'Clarion, l 30
.',. 'do. ~.'.
Hu itingdon, -28 " do.
- Blair, 27 , O!
Chesfer, ' .- 1 2 • ,5 d do .. .
-4,
Venango, • , 21 - dn. . ..',.
Columbia and Mnntour, 24 do.. ....
Centre,. . 20 , do: :
Armstrong, , 18 do.•
' - The following table shows the fined capital em.
ployed in ten counties •
Allegheny,
Armstrong,
Lancaster,
Chester,
Berks, -
Clarion,
Columbia,
. Blair,
Huntingdon, - I
_Luzerne,
Total.
bLIVILTLNT T0,1311111T0R1. - 4 10 consequence of
..the-svasiaLusaLin_thel i stentAgickilaccit ,,
Eimer -bag immi4tetimikr **Mot foAhl'ff r f
airrollowat :o,:94.qJutilt
clre_j4l6lV4WitOilliViitegabOik
'20,40041 . : the Irpipienfi
8549 wiali*. tA9p9,4l.xixiiotsci
ilioft`vrooiljt at 10.914 totupaiintehoopme4 or.: coroish”
fed.v,plts extental-digneusioniusboold.not , if preeti , .
table; siteed.onetabie foot..iss megunzre- „Me ,
!tattle thelnvento4 eild aide( tie sesitner; if'
'tbeiattelit battle to•him, should be permanently RP'
ar:4_42 it,e4 - et ealralvin,g.of osherir:K. ,
t - 'V F , ifeW the *oilefilskpi - }pefiltteds eiroii twice*,
pentet snith' t o t ,daroe;io' Fddi.ydif t ne
t olty t his bee
n )felß 2 08 4 1 0 12 r .tirn) o zth e ir/ 113 r -de g ki i4 °lf
thatiffe ofEee *tP2ol3 ll :ker,rox th they ate
miejaict eyeo _ - •
gteKOSSlTTll,'acctorAtig to reportd,ls prepa
ring for a revolationag:attersupt in Europe as soon
as the propertnne may afrive WirmOrthenloni
for a revival of the Bossutifihitv end - other revoinl -
Canary fasbiohs. But we havo'no doubtltid'Phl
adelphfapgblie iro'tnatteryi7atarijbethechanges
in dress, -will Still 'contititie to providetheniseives
With Clothing from 'lleekhfil:th iNgliOn l / 4 email in&
elegiuireltiihingatorefriciall Chesndt street', 'air. ,
vier orritinklin Place. 'idea 21 1 '3' 49
Mann -Ka oain 5 111 'Splendid North
Light Daguerreotype Rooms, Na. 1213-Areh:
street, I.door below'fith,louth side;:Philarleiphla.
Persona .vititing the city- daring , the 'apprOacbing
holidays should tall on us Land obtain one or more
of oar superior Daguerreetypes, and have them set
in plain or fancy Casea. , The reputation , of our
sly!
an Site offered at a much lower Mast, thus giv
lug alPeq chance to obtain -a good picture of
thelest materials. Termi,—One 'Dollar and up
wards. • •
-Daguerreotype of deeesied friends or relations"
copied ecrial to the originals, and or the same size
or larger if desired. • [dee 13 4e-47
Goodit;for the goitaarl.—Jamos . B.
, 4 - Fidlerla vrell;buoiett Wet' Julietry Aild
Silverware i,establilhment, No. 12 South Second
street, below Market, Philadelphia, presents a rich,
rare, and incomparable assortment of Goods for the
approaching holidays, which cannot fail to please
the purchaser.
Mr. Fidler's stack is ;of the most fashionable
description, Comprising Gold and -Silver Watches,
Rings ' Broaches Bracelets, Chains, Guards, Gold
Pens, Pencil Cases; and a valuable veriety of other
articles belonging 'lto the business; which will be
• disposed of at the lowest cash prices. - '
deo 13 4t-47
Goods for the Holldays.—FßENCH
Mims, Morro Curs AND Samoans; do. for
children; do. Mugs, varions sizes ; do. Match
Boxes ; - do. Toy Teasett; do. Card Baskets; do:
Colognes; do. Initi,Stands; do. Vases; Common
Toy-Teaseta, &c.
For sale Wholesale; and Retail by
'EDWARD SNOWDON,
Importer and dealer in gueensware, China & Glass,
No. 29. North Second street ? opposite Christ
Church. Philadelphia. [nor 29 4t 45
By the Rev. J. J. Striae, Henry K. PiT to An
rill Heisy, both of West Donegal.
By the same, Henry Kelley to Mary A. Eshle
man, both of ast Donegal. .
On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Wm. Rankin, Cal
• A. Shaffner, Lumber Merchant, to Emma A.,
youngest daughter of the late Major F. Flury, all
of Marietta. -
hy the Rev. J. H. Menges, Jno.
E. lariili'lgEgza A. Mertz. •
— olVtlielltittitt i oby the Sky. J. J. Strine, Aka
r= R. Witmer to Mary A. Kendig, both of East
Lampeter.
On the 15th ult., by the same, Jacob H. Sweig
art, of East Hempfleld, to Betty Warfel, of Cone
toga.
On the 15th inst., by Mayor K,eiffer; John W.
Hickman' toElizabeth B. Hamborri, both of Chester
county.
In Manor twp., on the 12th inst, Anna Kauff
man, widow of the late Henry Kauffman, aged 59
years, 6 months . and 19 days.
'ln Colunibia, on the 29th ult., Everaid F., son of
Henry C, Fondarsmith; aged. 2 years, 7 months and
14 days.
In Harbor Creek, Erie co.,•Pa., on the 7th ult 4
Thos. Moorehead. aged 84 years and 4 months.—
Mr. M. was born in Lancaster co., and settled in
1801 on the farin where he resided at tie period of
his death.
In Marietta, on the 9th inst., Jane s Goodyear,
aged 64 years. .
In Columbia, on Monday week, Henry K. Mey
ers, aged 19 years, 2 months and 10 days. '
The
'ParransmiarA-, Dec..3l, 1853.
Fl.. r.—There is a steady.demand for export, but
ie. • lly at a price below the views 'pi senate, and
only about 2000 bbls. have been disposed of for
shipment, including 400 bbls. ordinary City Mills,
at $6 62.3; 800 bbla straight and better brands, at
$6 75, which is the uniform asking rate; and 700
bbls. extra at $7 per bbl. • The sales for Mate use
are, to a moderate extent, within the range of $8 73
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 fur
ther sale of GOO bbls. Brandywine was made at
$3 GU. Penna,.mealls dull at $3 25 per bbl.—
Gram.—The receipts and sales of wheat are light,
and the deli:land good both for shipment, and mill
ing at Julio former rates. Abdut 3000 bush. Penn.
red sold in lots at 150 c. and 2000 bus. white, part
at 160 c. and part at a price not public— said fo be
at a higher figure. Rye is about stationary 'at 95
a 96c. Corn is in - moderate request with further
sales of 5a 6000 bus. new. Southern yellow at 65
a 70c. aceodidg' tb dryness. Data remains dull,
and about'Boo'bus. inferior Penna. sold at 40c.
CATTLE'Mettarr.—The offerings of Beef Cattle
this week' comyrised 1200 head. Mills number
300 were for New 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: y_ertn e
Mulch Cowl are in demand. Hogs are arriving
freely; about 1600 head being offered. They are
in fair demand at $6,00a6,76 per 100 lbs. The
number of killed Hogs offered is very limited.—
Sheep fad Lambs are scarce and in demand.—
About 1200 head sold at $4 to 6,50 each, accord
ing to quality.'
T . . .
lgh Constable.—JOHN CONNER will
be a candidate for High Constable, before the
City nominating Democratic Convention, and re
spectfully solicits the votes and influence of his
friends for the nomination.
Lancaster, jan 3 td-50
12,740 000
20 458
ITh!solution of PartnerstOp.-,Hav
..“ ing sold my interest in thif Cars to my late
partner, James Hopkins, I this day withdraw my
connection froni the Forwarding and Traneporta
lion busineks.
$17,458 000
, 1.0,348 000
7,000 000
25,000-000
20 507
The business will be continued by James Hop
kins, who solicits a continuance of the patronage
extended to the late firtm BAKER.
Gap, Jan 2, 3t-5O
AWanted.—On the first of April
azt, who understands gristrinding,merchant
wotk, and milling in geneial. One with a small
family preferred. Good recommendations required
none others need apply. Apply ,to the subscriber
at the Lioneybrook Mill on the Harrisburg turn,
pike eight miles west of Downingtown, or address
them at Brindywine Manor r..o.,Chester co., Ps.
Also wanted at the same ;lime a good Cooper,
with a family. J. MACKELDUFF &.-SON.
jail 3. *3t-50
Estate of David Stone, Jr., in the
Court of Common Pleas tile ninety
'Whereai, John Huber And John Buck
waiter; Committee over the person and estate of
David:Staner r jr,,•did on the 234 day of Decem
ber, 1853; file in the office of the Prothonotary of
the said Court, their Account of the said estate :
Notice is hereby given to all peraons interested
in the said' Estate, that the said Court have ap
pointed the 23d day 'of January; 186 4 , , for the
confirmation .thereof, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, . • JOHN $. 11ffiRD,"Protb , y.
jan 3 . . • t 44-20
Notice.—The Stockholders of the Lancaster
and Marietta Turnpike Road Company, ire
hereby notified that Vn instahnent orthree dolfari
on each share of strict will be required tei be paid
on or before the ;6th day of 7antaryi Ind, and
five dollars on each shire eiery 'thirty Jaya there
after until the whole is paid. -By order of the
Board. N.' CASSEL, -Seely,
Payments can be tad's itt-the 4 tinemster Savings
Xnstitylicl, or to the Tteammer in Marietta. -
• IT. CASSEL;
Itfaiettai Jan 3 ti -50]
Vs Late: of David Stoner, jr., In
..L2l,Ed Court . "• of Common Pleas• foy the County
Of lisnuseter. Whereas, John Haber and. JohO
Bunkmdtnr * Cimunittee over the peramiund estate
otih*Di StadOriliir did the 22d iisyr 64D/ideal:
her,.1864;r0 the' oirin4 of the ProthonotaryAf
the said'CoitlY., 40 1 , tir4onniV Atm said
Notice - is tot ali . persons meet- .
iisled tothe elf& estale,that 't.hii: . paid Court 'hail;
appointed thif'2.3d"d'ity•or - Jnnititth 1554, for:tti
confirmation thereof, aniess — ifeeptionii bO'fated.
' .TogielL'lttrPiPooll.
`pFotlire at/co
$1,830,000
1,388,000
4273,000
1,24,000
1,231,000
1,221,000
1,107,000
992 000
99.8,000
702,000
oumooo
MARRIAGES.
DEATUS.
Treasurer
, - -
TlPelton's Splendid series of out-
.L" line Mape—Jeut received at the city Bocik Em.
, TioiitihrefkßialifilYtritretilfeeilittlY "..elittrfired .
;InsipitoofOri4llo3l2:s ,- : 4 - iti.-<:t 7 s ..: V: . 2.
..r.;„
f . q LiPtilitiestaad•Physicskrear on.Westetn- :gem- .
rapherai I..fesfelry;.7.ferst.....- . ..., _,-,,,,., .- ' t • 1, ~ .'
1. faiiticalassi" •Phisicalmap oE.Bastattn: fiemii
pitenej 7,iniettryl-leet. - r. ~..,......,-.. :...-
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3...! ofthe-trisiiia Sistaig. Britiiii..Piro.
Me - antral America arid, the West India, Ll,'
am teetby I fiset.. : • nr , At .- .:'.:44, ..f:.., _T T. •,,.. 7, •
1 4. Map Ahl Eu 04,16 Sittig. 6-feer,lo An.- .1.:-1,..'.
- 5. Map .Mrsfutiai6 -kat :lry -61eet. 2: fn, , 1 .., .. _1 ,
6....lthicrolougrAM esiescatirrAfficsp6;feet."by
_ ..,..
Price of Strict; - 2,15,00:
*BeltrueirlErry talicimispheri mapi,•llBtail price,
51:1„zeate. 'AO - . . • • _ • •,.1-
FaryaitfaU:sesist ofinapsi
60.cenitur. es:e:
• The pcilitiplet;ofTeitoWs: system :of teaching
Geography will command:themsalvee to every. in
telligent Teacher.l2.4 ,s. . - , •
let -.llia bitted -upon thereat what-we seers iel
dem forgotten. Therefireirappei_distinct, and bril
lieuttly.coloredinsps.arensedf.mt•whick evety,wb-.
'root • -f -
' 3. The mink Makes isvoluterilr a greater , and:
more fmccessfeeffort to.retain the nameiolin ob
ject, when that name•isnotAffixed , to at for. future
reference.- The osperimenti -.fairly tried, z
verifiers. this tact •this • eccount.that they
e outline biaps.
. 3d Classificatien,ae aid. to memory is al.
ready tharoughly apprettiated.. For this reason,
the Names of all Countries, Rivers,Alonntaine,
rebinds, Capes, S 9,
fleas, & c., .Von a M ap, are class
ed and recited together. •.' • • • '
9th. Words, strange, ,diftcalt, and,of unusual
pronunciation, are made familiar by repeating them
several times over:... In' order that large, classes .
May do this together, c.hints are recommended,
though not inaietedroni -
sth..No' exercise exerts so powetTul an influence
over,the -young as singing, and when it can be prof
itably incorporated with a leseon, the hour,for re
citing will -be anticipated with..the intense
eagerness... ]Knowing this the 'author has issumnd
the immense labor of malting it.repetition of emelt
lessen in the form.of. verse,-whith may be sang at,
ter,zecitation.
Aliso a special maw_ of the United States, and
the State of Penneyfvania, to -be used in connec
tion with the-above series - 3.nd on•.the same-plan.
Eastern and Western 13ett:is 4 phere Maps sold sepa
rately; price CO: School threatens. and teachers
are invited to call and examinethis improved se
ries, to whom a very liberal.recluction war be made
from the above prices- W. E. SPANGLER,
stile agent for Lancaster city and county.
jan 3 t-501 No. 33 North Queen it., Lou.
patent Medicine Store, in East
Orange et., Lancaster, next door to Kramph's
Clothing Stote. The subacribers have taken the
Family Medicine Store of Dr: Jacob Long, (Tor
meilyX Digits) take occasion to inform the pub
lic, thai they have greatly increased the stock, and
keep on hand a large assortment of the moat pop
ular medicines of the day, and have made arrange
ments to obtain all the new medicines as soon as
in the market, at the manufacturers , prices.
By strict attention to business, they hope to re
ceive,a liberal share of public patronage.
jan 3 tf.5OJ T. J. STEVENS gt CO.
rip° the titipertleore of Roads of
Lancaster County. The attention of the au
ipervisors is particularly directed to the following
provisions ofthe Act of the 27th ofFebruary, 1847,
relative to Bridges:
"It shall hereafter be the duty of the Supervi
sors of the respective Townships of the County of
Lancaster to keep in good order and repair out of
the, funds of their respeitive townships, all bridges
in their townships which have been or hereafter
'shall be erected by such township, at the expense,
in part of in whole of the said county of Lancas
ter, provided such expense for each bridge in one
year does not exceed One hundred Dollars, and . if
inj the opinion of the Supervisors or Supervisors
such repair will exceed One hundred Dollars, he
or they shall report in i erriting such bridge imme
diately,to the Commissioners of the-County of Lan
caater,deslgnating in such report particularly where
such bridge.is located, and the nature of the re
pairs to be done, and the probable amount neces
nary ,to make such repairs," &c., &c.
When the amount of the repairs shall exceed
one hundred dollars, if it shall appear that the ex
pense of such repair was increased above one hun
dred dollars by reason of The neglect of the Su
pervisor or Supervisors neglecting to repair the
same iddthe proper time, the said Cdrronissioners
shall over lrom the township wherein such
bridge is locatee - the amount paid for such repairs,
notwithstanding the same may exceed one hundred
'dollars." &c. &c. _
CHRISTIAN HESS,
JOHN M. HIESTAND,
PHILIP GEIST.
Commissioners
jau 3 ti-50]
Wonrics invigorative Cordial.
Purely Vegetable in its 'Composition. This
invaluable .Cordial, is extracted from Herbs and
Routs, which have been found after years of expe
rience, by the most skillful Physicians, to A be pos
sessed of qualities most beneficial in the diseases
for which it is recommended; and hence whilst it
is presented to the public, as en 'efficacious reme
dy; it is also known to he of that character on
whieh reliance may placed as to its safety. I case
- Impotency, Hoemorrhages, Disordered Sterility,
Menstruation, or Suppression of the Menses, Fluor
Albin or Whites, or for DEBILITY arising from any
cause, such as weakness from sickness, where the
patient.has been confied to bed for some time,
for females aftconfinement, Abortion or Miscar
riage, this Coral. cannot be excelled in its salu
tary effects; or'loss of Muscular Energy, Irrita
bility, Physical Prostration, Seminal Weakness,
Palpitation of the litaii, Irigestion;Sluggishness„
Decay of the Procreative, Nervotisnese, 4-c., where
a tonic Medicine is required; it will be found equal
if not superior to any compound ever used. • '
To FEXALES,—Henry's Invigorating Cordial, is .
one of the most invaluable Medicines in the many
complaints to which .females are subject. It as
sists nature to brace the whole system, check ex
cesses, and creates renewed health and happiness.
Less suffering, disease and unhappiness among La
dies would exist,,were they generally to adopt
the use of this Cordial. Ladies, who are debilita
ted by those obstructions which females are liable
to,, are restored by the use of a bottle or two, to
bloom and to'viger.
, TOUNO MlC2f . ' tha t solitary practice, se fatal to
the existence of Man; and it is the young who are
most apt to become its victims, from an ignorance
of the danger to which they subject themselves,
cadsing Nzavous DEBILITY, Weakness of the aye-
tern and Premature Decay. Many of you may now
bOuffering, misled as to the cause or source of
disease. To those, then, who by excess have brot'
on 'themselves Premature Impotency, Involuntary
Seminal Emissioqi, Weakness and Shrivelling of
the Genital Organs, Nervous Affection, or any oth
er consequences of unrestrained indulgence of the
sensual passions, occasioning; the necessity of re,
flouncing the felicities ors4a4.l.B. Q :Cressenin g bAth
mental and bodily capacity, Hold! Henry's in -
crating Cordial, a medicihe that is purely Vegeta
ble, will aid nature to restore those important func
tions to a healty state and will prove of service to
you. It possesses rare virtues, is a general remover
of disease, and strengthener or the system as a
TONIC MEDICINE, it is unsurpassed. We do not
place this Cordial on a footing with quack medi
cines, and, as is customary, append a long list of
Recommendations, Certificates, iS•c., beginnig with
'Hear what the Preachers say,' tindauch like; it is
not neeelustiy;' for Henry's Invigorating Cordial,
only needs a trial to prove that it will accomplish
all we say. The genuine " Henry's Invigorating
Cordial," is put flp,in B,oz. , panel Bottles, and is
easily recognized by the Manufacturer's signature
on the label of each Bottle, (to counterfeit which
is forgery.)
Ler.F.olii.for.s2, per. Bottle ;- Bir. for os ; $l6 per
dozen.
Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. 3 Franklin
Row, Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa., to whom all orders mast be addressed. For
Bale by all repectable Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country.
T. W. Dy6TT 4- SONS,
132 N. 2d at., Philadelphia, sole agetn for Penna.
Ittr HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL.—
Tmeritif of this purely vegetable extract Tor the
r
,trai
and cure of physical prostration; genital
d ? ility, nervous affections, 4-.,•4-c., are fully de
scribed in another column of this paper, to
which the reader is refered,. $2 per bottle, $3
bottles for $5, six bottles for ges; $l6 per dozen.—
Observe the Mark of the genuine."
Prepared only.bra..E. COHEN, N0."3 Franklin
Row, Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa.
to whom all ordersimmtbe addreised; . For sale
by all respectable Druggists 4. Merchants through
out the country. T. W.DYOTT 4—SONS
32 N. 2d st., Philadelphia, sole agents for Penna.
jan 3 ~ Iy4o '
null •• •• gs for Sale. -On Saturday the th
111 day of itnuary next, at 6 o , cl - o - ok in the eve
lig, at thelpublic house of John Michael in the
ity of Lancaster will be sold by public vendee,
the materials Of five two-story- brick- dwelling'
houses, a two-story brick printing office, two brick
stables, two frame houses and other buildings, sa
tiated on the ground purchased for the purpose of
erecting new Market Rouses in the city of Lan
caster.
Persona wishing to purchase will call at tho
Mayor's office, where they'ciiit get' a statement of
the size of materiala,-tie,, Pcc.i.cotgained in the,
bnildinge. The terms and time for 'remoring said
obuildings. will be made known at the,salii. By res
lution or nosUacila. .PETER J. GORNER,
V. 7. E.RAMPH, •
FRED. BENER,
, • ,
flec.47; 61 7 491 Committee.
- - . LANCASTER Gas ComParrit,l
-Dec. 5,1853. S
ADividend of
. Forty -live cents
on earl share hl 'reek of the Lancaster Gas
potopany, has thir.day been declared, payable' ten
days alter dathit the office of John. F. Bhroderi
' ,• WM: MATHIOT, Preen...
l' , Attelit, WM. GLZCS7
I de; 13 o • .
U • 0 • t.
. Steam mutt Ippltior ticket. to otle
of thODiroctorr. - Vivo 20 31-44'
• :to o ny eudig.-- the
Court or Cominon Plan for the county of Lan
valtervo Nerveg r 'rrenoootE
0141iFluraitr fiKabirWrifax, Ey 1:i . (ken rob ir MO,
Memo jko Ohio : orthe:PrOthontthirj):3l:tht •
13 1 Ft; . / 114 4 4 a: 10 (Ct 7 tlia*lLescato;. , • r
Notice ta here • • reit .to all persona
in the sauVeataln, the .. u 414bou**Tgr*
pointed' thi. 16th- day:to s m ug, 4. ;for - th e con-
foliation ,the2e4, ezwywur, filed.
Attest, 0 K t , 1 1K 0. 4 .11 11,
Adeed in The dlntrthqUon of the money, g
from the sale Octlie gopiny. .f.thkrikait .004ing,
noweCturt; in3:fierAly antied`thit thqender
'taped AliditOr ail) by the urfOrcoennoth
Ple,aa tot that .parpciee; will a • af.l.ltOtifilic
house of Lewia'ffprielt(triin . of fairicister,
on Friday tfie , k3Wkiy - .o l Janallq..._ B 4. o c ll "
p. Argot' stk . ..&i.p.p, t ,
dec 41-3i49,f .;
retate::of JtubPol r f eud
cififi;lii the,CAuttot Coinlitoit,',Rlelia for eft
County of, Latiauiter, li!thisitas; John gliiudfor and
Ddiridirriteatetter'anaigheee of Johnfl.,Kaailler
and wife did on the Pith daypf NoTd_, bey 1851,
file in the office of the letiottione at 06 laid
Cciiirt their account of this said -estate. ; •
Ikrcitice:ito 'hereby given topers ons' interested
in the said that thee said Csiurt have ap 7
piiinted the 16th day oflanitify;lB64, for the Ci),11 7
firmati4 cthereor, nnleu exceptionsibe.fdek,
Attest, T 'JOHN' K. REED; PAO I 4. "..Yi• •
, - Prothy7i WHO.' 'Lan' dec . 26 - • 4t-42 • •
A seigno : Estate `. of Frederick
Deivliv; Court of Comthint 'Pleas' for,
the nodat - j• of LiamistlM: , Wliereax;Chidstiai Hoff
man, Mrsugnee ufFvedeidelr. Dewier did ortthe 21st
day - ot November; 1853, 51e 'in . office , of the
Prothonotary of 'the-sitia 'Ponri his antrottneef the
said Estate:
- Notice'is hereby - iivon to all persdni itirereeted
in the said estate, that the said Dourt hivejapibint
ed the 16tit day of January, 1854, for the confir
mation thereof, unless exceptions' be Opt.,
Attest, JOHN K. REED, Protil.
Prothro Dffice, Lan, dee 27 !, ft. 49
Estate of Samuel J. Davis ' and
4.24 wife, in the Court of Commen'Pleaa for the
county of taneastet. WhereniG'Corn s etiospollizi4
assignee did on the 15th day of Deed:fiber, 1853,
file in , the office of the Prothonotary; Of:the said
COnit his 'accounfol the's:Lid' estate:
_
Noti is hereby given to all persons interested'
intheitaid estate, that theSaid * Court bave appoint
ed the 16th day of January; 1854, for the confir
matioit thereof, unless exceptions be 51tid.'
Attest, • JOHN ICHEEDyProth"y,
Frothy's Office, Lan. dim 21 \ 41,48
Ustate-af Sultanas Brady, .dee'd.
1.4 in the-Coact of Common Pleas for she counz
ty of Lancaster. - Whereas, Abrahain:RoiTy. and
David B. Herr trustees of said Susanna Brady de-
Ceased,under tho.list will and tailimanvorthri
tian Herr Blue- Bock, deceased, did od the 15
day of December, 1803, file in the office of the
Prothonotary of the said Court, their account-of
the said estate:
Notice isfiereby given to all persons interested
in the said/ te r that the; said Court: have ap
-)a
.ointed the 116 day of January 1854, for the con
- firmation there f, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, JOHN K. REED, Proth 9 y,
Prothy's Office, Lan. dec 27 . 4-49
Estate of Jacob Grove, a Lana
tic. In the Court of Common PieasTor the
county of Lancturter. Whereas, Christian Grote,
committee, did on the 21st day of November, 1853,
file in the office of the . Prothonotary orthd said
Court his account of the said estate :
Notice is hereby given' to all pemons interested
in the said estate, that the said Court have ap
pointed the 16th day of January,lBs4, for the con
firmation thereof, unless exceptions be fildd."
Attest, ..• • • ..10.13N,Kx REED, Prothl. -
Prothre Office Lan. dec 27 41-49
state of Anna Kauffman. decd. E—Letters testamentary with the will annexed
on the estase of Anna Kauffman, late of Manor
township, Lancaster county, deed, have been
issued to the subscriber residing in said tawnship:
Alt persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment immediately, and those having
claims will present them without delay properly
authenticated for settlement.
CHRIST lAN HABECKER,
Executor
dec 27-6t'4B)
Adjouritegl Courts for 16154.—C0m
4non Pleas. It is ordered by the Court'that
adjourned Courts for 1854, be held for the decision
in the Common Pleas,,,Orphan>s Court and Quarter
Sessions,
On Monday the 20th day of March,
9th ,6 Jane,
11 CI 18th " September,
a 1 11 18th " December,
in said year, to continue two weeks from the said
days, respectively', and as much . longer,as the bu
siness shall require. All the cases on the list, for
argument in the Orphan's . Court, shall be taken up
on the first days of said termeand 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, respectisoly, and proceeded in un
til disposed of in like manner, unless continued by
consent or cause shown. .
. _
It is further ordered that tlie.abiencii
at the time appointed for taking up cases mention
ed in'the preceding orders shall be no armee to sue
pend proceedings therein, unless legal greunds fot
a'conntinuance for that cause shown.
ADJOURNED JURY TRIALS
It is ordered by the Court, that adjourned Coins
for Jury Trials in the Common - Plene for ON, be
held on the
6th Monday, 30th day of Jnnnary, '
sth 66 29 t h ,6 6 May,
Ist 66 sth 66 Junt3 4
Ist 6 6 4th '. September,
sth .6 30th 66 October.
het ,‘ 4th " December,
and such other periods as may btaappointed at the
above mentioned Courts o'r regular terms.
The above to be published in all the Newspa
pers in the City and County of Lancaster, three
successive times in each, at the expense of the
county. Bills, to be presented at the Commission
ers, office. JNO. K. REED, Proth'y._
Prothy's office, Lan. deo 27 3t-49
Public Sale.—On Tuesday, January 3, 1854,
I will offer at public sale, the whole of my
PARLOR, CHANREN AND kIiCARN Funouvian - and
fixtures wiihout exception or reserve, rating . from
an eicallnnt Rosewood' PIANO to - a Grid-irofi.—
When - I soy that every article in the house will be
sold, I need not enumerate or specify their].
Also, a small Non SATE, four good fresh Milch
Cows, a Sleigh for one or two horses,n light,Jenny
Lind Carriage, one horse wagon and hay lad4ers,
new wood sled, a lot of grain bags, a superior la•
dy's side saddle, harness, robes, belts, wheel-bar
rows, grindstones, shovels, crowbars, chains, and
all sorts of odds - and ends usually accumula
about large country establishments, as' well as a
considerable, quantity of Porearoms, Arnms and
POULTRY.
In addition, will be sold all the unsettlefi ac
counts standing upon my Mill Books, without ex
ception, a list of which will be prepared by day
of eale,jn accerdanet with the NOTlCEPublished
cone four 'ninths ngo. (It might be worth while
for Delinquents to attend to this, is. Wei° Will be
a fine opportunity for speculating epee their own
debts without much capital.)
Sale to commenc at 10 o'clock, A. 1k1; precisely,
when terms and conditions will be made known by
CYRUS S. HALDEMAN,
Locust Grope Mils near Bainbridge, Lae. co.
dec
.4 209
ritrAlso several TOWN LOTS, in the villige'oi
Bainbridge, and New Holland, ,York county,) be
longing to the estate of Henry Haldeman, deed,
will be sold on the above mentioned day.; .
CYRUS SAIAIDEMAN,Ei,i.
Statement of the Conestoga'
Steam Mills, on the 30th of Noventher,-1803,
publfithed
.th,;pursuance of the Act of Asset& y
i , Tit.itiiiiittiity6; manufacturing operations in th is
Comnimiltitidttilit as follows, viz: . . , ~ .
..Capital authorized , $500,00(1 ~ . .
' itmonif of capital subscribed, Four hundred and
sevedty r ode{thonsand nine= hundred atht."fifty AO
( I I i
lars i amount ther of actually,paid in, fonr.buthired
and sixty-6 z. thou d five hundred,andseyenty
fitre dollars; dne sundry individualst--balances
of acconnuf---one undred and forty-six, thousand
a 0 forty-one dollars and eighty-one cents; James' •
Mortgage Loan, nisety-nine thousand.five hundred
dollars; interest and dividends unpaid, one thous
and two hundred and fifty-two dolling and-sixteen
cents; Treasurer of No. 3 Mill, one:thousand two
hundred and forty-nine dollars and t thirty-nine. '
cents; Mortgage and Coupon bond Account, seven.-
Li-seven-thousand six hundred dollars; Bills paya
ble, one hundred and forty thousand three hundred
and tvrentpeigbtalallma amigifil-threeiteiiitiri
• ; The assets °Ethel company are-.a. follows, vizi_
From sundry individualit , ,balances - of.accounts—•
fifty-one thousand height hundred and twenty-twito
dollars ninety-eight cents • Cloth;
,account,-,
eightyttild thousand thine Nitnilitd and forty-Our
I •
dotlitrirlidd fifty,our- cents;. Miumitothritig,sk ,
I cinutt.,,twegty-st.d thoithand Awn iundred,agtkdixth-.
tii-sevenifolluti and seventy-two cents;.CottOa ac-
'count, twenty-font thousand six hundred And AIM.-
ty-sevon dollars and fik-fivi colds; Waite iticOnit
two hundred arid ninety-three dollars and fiftyv.
'Om coats;
.. fteid-Estate .andMills...aciOndt (inclu
ding repairs, account for permanent improvemedts)
six h dnd red mill'fifty-thiedtbotutind fiveehunduiii
and fittf-hine' dollars and 'iiiMii-fritti cents; Bills
reeehrlible;''foirtheir thonsadd'ihie.liniultdd kid
forty.ode dollatf - iddlifteed - einti. • ' - ' n . -
• . • '...:•'• ' ' ; ' -I..v.l4ATEB,Preit. - .
• • : F. SElROD4t;Tiikaginrei.: ''', - ' - • - .. • * •.,.., 7.
Sivoin 'laid shbspribirT;')Nicetriltii. 19i 15 5 3.:7
doetun: - - - '.' • ' . I:V:VAILCAUP Aid'
1 dee 27 ' • - . ~. tpap,
P"WIC Sale.—On Friday, the 6th Qt Jana
arr 1854. Will be offered at
,public
pnthepreigieee Rea : - "Ea tble - o t - Ann
Mani inlow-deeeaved;:eorisistingiie ancriait piece
OPthoot-okhurd._sitnatemn_T.urkey.lEtilk, irkbltut
oaniship, Lancaster meaty., near:thin:lad leading:
from - Awe Umber. to thefloFpge__4dterailkitivini
41 1 9 1 4 .4;mifeit
frnikthelidieridaneyadjoining the river gangue=
tethotiv italithsda-oflecebZ 1ife.L 1 9 8 44 Brom..
istei “thiroi4rev,*thteiethi 00ectestenti peach; ea , hitt1"3:181f" more or 1 .0 th.: Th e iSePrOVements:
theiosurnre a ii;od. and auhstant# OBOUltterillail
. 14,1MAIPAGOPPWglifuuterNtrun4alillk
agatfyilintrerye,-spring,bouseaini. - other•necesetv.
0."Ebu.4 41 484a - with 18 , 1thfi aetOrftijieg num.!
Ai t non . 4oacretaN !Ind land is =tile
gen l o l, o ol / 4 41 a Amiga .good,
Isetm.-o
..4006411"--titiPOP41:01114onott the Ist day
ARP I § 64 IO I4 / imr*.slfig* Mr,ilinaia fawn
atigied by, the., purchaser, And either
Ac. *We_ ivirA "(craw rmoney mays
remain 424 1 said Peth*covtottil;thalstday.i
of, 4rafanias, wi th 5 per cent,juteinst from; thole
.41854,1td*ii4. 1 1. the pirchuar,and ;
iCiWig..4PßNY. 4 xilec.Oty tor Ittp. Ham.. Any, Person.
wishing to view the ppunises,•preitictua fo AMOY!
of sale may call on AttainlFrtotyisiding near the
*me: ••‘
sae til . o ininauce - al i o'clock in - aftentOPli
of said day, When dun attendance wilthe given said.
terms otsale Maila ',known_ hy theundenugneti Sz
eehtor of the last will of the said..fie . Re Muffin*
deceased. '
chIItISTIAN HABECKEILI
• n aeC.A7 • • ts-49
N. 13.441 the shove mentioned. properly be.not.
sold on atotesaid.day„ it will, in the 43vening of
the same day, be piritedjo : the highest bidder Or
one year from the let day of April, 1854, and Om.
session giveginuneoUmay,if desired. . •
T J. . Sontag,. Decorative and
tr • Plain .Paintell-iti -Frisco, 'Bucanitie, Vis
tember, and. toll,- colors talso,, Sign Painting and
Graining in imitation of every variety of Mcled,
Marble, and paudgtone, executed_ by hint in a etyle
not to be surpassed either in regard to durability,
close resemblance to ,natttre, bpanty of workmiin
ship, 4.c. . •....
kte Batters himself in saying that brkuiving 20
year. Theoretical and practical expertence in his'
tuedrituin(in„Europe and thiacenntry,)ha feels con
fident, of being Aldo ld sadly and please all who
may intrust him with their work, in his profession.
11@ rrmost respectfully solicits a share of public pat
ronage.. Shop in South Duke street, adjoining the
Lutheran Church, in Widmoyer'sbnildin,q., •
dec • ''".'
' LAMCABTER LOCOMOTIVE WCHILI . :
-•• • ' December 20th, 1853. :
- I, .
trite Stockholders of tile Lancas•
J. : titi, Locomotive Engine and Machine Mann
litaturiog Company, will meet at the Mime of the
Ceibliany. on Thursday, the 12th day, of January,
1854, at 2 o'clock, P. M., for the' purpose of elect
ing KleVen Directors, Secretary and Tiemittrer, to
serve for 'the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business, us may be brdught to their no
tice. ' ' M. O. KLIN.I,;',
dee 27 2t-421 Seey. and Tra4r.
Man, allow ThyßelllC—An Invaluable
Book for 25 cente.-- 4, Every Family shoold
have a copy." 100,000 Copies sold in leas than a
year. A new edition, revised and improved, jaat
issued.. -
• Dr. Hunter'sical Manual and hand book for
the afflicted., o 'ng an outline of the
_origin,
... c. Mni ro
progress, ,trilatme and cure of every form of dis
ease contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,
by selPabise or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in a fainditirstyle avoid
ing all medical technicalities, and everything that
would "offend the ear of decency; with an outline of
complaints incident to Females, from the result of
some twenty years , successful practice, exclusivhly
devoted to the nitre of diseases of a delicate or pri
vate nature, . .
.
To which I. is added receipts for the cure of the
above &seises, and a treatise on the cause, symp
toms and cure of the lever and ague.
' Testimony of the Professor of obstetrics in Penn
College, Philadelphia.—Dr. Hunter's Medical Man--
ual.—The author of this work, unlike the majority
of those who advertise to cure the Mame of which
it treats is &graduate of one of the best Colleges
in the United Stems: It affords me pleasure io re
commenit_
him to the unfortunate , or to the victim
ofintilirtiptiatt., as a, successful and experienced
practitionen, in whose honor and integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
, • • JOB. S. LONOBBORE, M. D.
I From A. Woodward, M. D., of Penn. Universi
ty, Philadelphia.—lt gives me pleasure to add my
testimony to the proleezional ability of the Author
of the "Medical Manual." Numerous cases of die
eaie of the Centel Organs, some of them of long
at ending, hive cline under my notice, in,which
his skill has been manliest in restoiing to perfect
health, in cases where the patient has been consid
ered beyond medical aid. In the treatment pf Sem
inal weakness, or disarrangement of .the tunctiOns
prUddcedi by self-Iliiine, or excess of venery, 1 do
not know 'his superior in the profesnion. , I have
been 'actintalited with the Author some thirty years,
andlleeMitiiis more than justice to him as well as
kinatiess th'the unforttinate 'ARUM of early indis
cretion, to recommend him as one in whose pro
fessional skill and integrity they may safely confide
themselves. ALFRED WOODWAILD, M.ID.
'.' This is without exception, the most compre
hensive and intelligent work, peblished on the Mass
of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all inch
' Meal terms, it addresies itself toAlie reason of; its
readers. lyre free from all objectionable motto'',
and no parent, however fastidious; can abject to
placing it into the hands of his eons. The author
has devoted into,
years to the treatment of the
various complaints treated of, and, with too, little
breath to puff, and too little pretumption to im
pose, he has offered t o the world, it the merely
nominal price of 26. Cents, the fru itof some twenty
years' Most successful practice."- l —, Herald. .
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knowledge imparted in this invaluable work.: It
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A Presbyterian clergyman in Nlido,• writing of
, •flunteee Medical Manual" dayd:-...-" Thousands
upon thousands of our youth, by evil example and
influence of the passions, have been led into the
habit of sel f- pollution , without realizing the,sin
and fearful consequdnces upon Ithemselvet knd
their posterity. The constitution of thousands/who
are raising• families have been enfeiblefl, 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 t4..checx, and ul
timately to remove this widespredd. source of hu
man wretchedness, would confer tfie greatest bles
sing next to the religion of Jesus I .Christ, on the
present and doniing generations. Intemperance (or
the. use of intoxicating drinks) though It has slain
thousinds, is not a greater scourge to the human
race.' Accept' my thanks an behalf Of the afflicted,
and, believe me, your co-workdr in : the gold work
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dec
Tuimpike Election.--An Election will
be bald 'on Monday the 2d dity of Jannary
pest, at the hobs° orlienry Sluiffner, Mount Joy,
between . the'hours 'of 'lO and 12 ' i o , e;look,. for a
President, ten Managers and a Treaurer. of the
Lancaster, Elizabethtown and Mfddletown Turn
pike Road. • ' J. M. I.OI I IG,
deo 13 3t-47
Treasurer.
ElecCttOn 11 i041Ce.f—The Annual Meeting
of the members ,of the Lancaster Celia
ty Mutual Insurance Company, will be
'held at the office of the company,, liir,illiknr
toWn, on the second Tuesday of'.lativary on
which day an election will be held hetWeen the
hours of 10 o'clock; A.M., and 4 D. AL; foi the
purpose of electing Nine Directors fer'tha cneniog
year: • NATH. E. SLAYMAKER;‘
des l 7 Id-491 • SeCretary.
(Examiner and Lancasterian copy.?
IN THE MATTER' of the intended aprdicaiion
of Opener. Muni to the Coutt of Quarter
Sessibns at littrltli celM. * : 1854, 10! a license to.
cdmintii , keeping - a ' tavern : in MaytoWn,test
Deget twp ., Lancaster conriv;ii being an old
WE ' i trridereigned citizens Of k. Donegal imp.,
'phi ''d inn or tititimiti piorioseirte. be Aept, do
iii
certify, ihaf . the'said i oh' or cavern is, necessary„ to
`accotamOdate lie •pUblie end entertain, strangers
and triiiielleris; and that' we arc will acquainted
with rioriaid Geo. Murry, and that die , is of good
repute for boneaty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room and conveniences far the
accommodation qk,e;Frrpgers:eteclsrasfellera...t :I .., . -
, Parer' Idbrighr, sr:, SIM.* F. .fribright,, Henry,
Sherifithu; Nicholas Clapper, Samuel Pence, Da
vid R. 'Jeffries, C,:: W . ; Murray; W.IJ. Shireman,
JOhn S. 13riindt,Qeerii f ff Shreiner, Sup. A.:Honeeal,
-Christian M. Zook: • '- ' ' . [cec .20 .U-50. 7
• .
.
IN THE M UT, EH. of the intended i app)ication of
' • loszps:G: Bituss,Lto the. -Coiirtiof -Qoaviii 4 Sis
: sions at January tewn4.Bs4,lfor, a jonnektolkeep
a tavern. - in ille. eotoligh wf Wi4Viigiew; - -
"Lan:WE,castar:colinty—lt being an'old Sand, ' •- '
.E, the undersigehd•oldiens of 'the , Borough of
.Wasbington, where said'inn Or tavern is. proposed
to be keptjdo!certi4Ttliat the said 1 inn or 'tavern
is nec.esnry to accommodate the public and enter
tain-strange= and travellati;endlfint Wedid *ell
sEtinsizited with,thesaiddosepkGri 4 Bnmhiandt hit
he ii 9f good ; ,repote,forloneatrand•temperance,
~and is well providedwithhoiniorisitioutdconvenien-
Os for the acconurmdation.of Antigens and Valk
l
ler& ...,.. . i I-. ~ ,• -
Christian• Mayer,Georgd Bormani Jacob Bear,
1 e
njamin Green, cy g e 2.inliellkfoNi Mcßetrick,
Abralistin i ktitner,VradGrdir,leritge.GreoniJohn
1 Neff,:lifir - amWard;Toliii , 4, grandb4ohll lane.
Hdee ,14) ' .....' - ..
-. -=.; •• • , .: ../ '14 0 . 1 48 f..
,IN THE MATTER of the intended application of
! . LEirts R. Etracitwart, to the Court of Qto r
--- - -'te c essione•atfJa . intaryterarrtBs 4 i-Astw .
continue knPEVL Vanklin , 13 A4 1 40":_._034"! ' '
.-bett4 toi44l?•l444f4efes it an
i;old stand. . • :;• •
WE,,,the tinders' ig4l;eiuians of.,S,lisalpth torn
ship,
s witare said Intl ,ie , propoaad. liept,tdo
sect-0(y, 014 taTgra unOCOUMI: tO,
,accommodatetlie,Edilics, and Antertain, strangers
and trardlera, and:010 atspitiinted
;with ttie said Attyisß, "(and th at ' eis of
.
good =pate fi?r, hpnesit tinds•lapopefanceit and _is
parrided , w4khonse rogm and, conv,enientsit
for the eeeeWicke4etiOlkocatriu4M And. traTeUers.
7AW:1.44 ut3sqleina,mlo.Blagtiactludtvitbagez ,
Israel, irl;Fluji Samo.9ll H,.,lfaillgr, jokek..Biesoes.
derfer,ifeaos tititiffer, ,Abraham.. 6 1 4 3 4 01
Dou r eilliP ; MathAtt,Erriaup /MASI!, (iporga Kit
s (dm 20 3048 .
. . . .
IN THE MATTER: of the intended application of
Joni ::1!.. lifiskinr, th • the 'Court of Quarter Ses
': Weinsik.ToinsitrY term; llilbitifin &license to con
-limit, keeping a tayem in the N. E. - r n ird,, in the
Aiiicoctiaiii&selihr=ititeinifil'Old a 'd...
WEirlientidentigneticitliens of,the N. E. Ward',
, whistitiald inn - or tavern 'at PrePasiedies be kept, do
cettify,ithaf the•idditi ar Wein is necessary to
ii*Vadined atii the public thil itnteilailf 'Strangers
and= travellers; tend' that We -Sri : Well itminidnted
With the salcr.T•hii A. Halm; and that 'he is bigeod
o l
repute; r litinetb“ and •eeniperande; Sind is well
preilditil with home room- and Convenieneesibr
the see modatien) of strangers , end' travel.lers. ••
- P.-C: Wiley', .1:W. Saylor,f-Chas Cattpbell,,
Haitian' Lightner; flamed 11.-'l'itie 'W. Gleim,
Lewis Raiford, $. McClure, Wild Eillinger, Wm:
W.'hlaust,' Robert .A.;Era.Fs r , „Taines ;ii. Reigate,
.James y. Lane:: - _ . dec 20 3t•48
• -' ' ' ' .
rMTHE MATTER of the intended miplication of
laces ',Amottintr, to the Court
- of gunner Sea
oni itlintarylerailBs4; for' it'licenitt M
centirine keePirig a tavein. in Chinatown, Cs.er:
narvon township", Lancaster county--itbelng an
old stand...
roE;the uniersigned Citizens of 'Caernarvon twp.,
here said inn cri;taiferti is tropoied" to be kept,
certify, that said inn, oritayeni is' necessary
to accommodate" the' public ana, entertain strangers
jnd travellers, and that we riiit well aegnainted
With the said Jacob Albright, and that he is of good
ireptite !for' lionesfy- and 'ternpiniMcei aiiii is well
provided With house Wient:endcipaventencelor the
acconitidation 'of strangers and thivellers. '
Lot. Rogers, Hanson B. Jacobs. Wm. Witman,
Mania '6..- Weaver, Jacob Jamison, John ,ell, S.
J. Bickh' .., E.,D. White, Cyius H. Jacobs, B. F.
Bunn t: Jo.. ,Ringyradt, Andrew Robeson, John-
Blink, :. liOpe Spotts. — " tcicc 20 3148,*
IN I'HE4IATTER "or the intended application
ofVtriaaex L idetrrut, to thoCourtor Quarter
sessions at January term, 1854, for a license to
keep ,a tavern in East Heinpfedd township, Lan
caster.Comity,"it being au old stand.
WE, the undersigned citizens of East Hempfiela
twp., where said innror tavern le proposed to be
kept, do certify, that,the said inn 9r tavern is ne
cessary to accommodate strangers and travellers,
and that we are well acquainted with the said!
William K. Martin, and that he is of, good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
'with Ouse room and conveniences for the accom
monition of strangers and travellers.
Henry Getz, Joha Yohu, David Ringwalt, John
Day% John %ready, Jacob Brubaker, John G.
Bowers, Jacob Baer, John S. Winder, Jacob Mauk,
Benjainin Bear, John Shreiner. Nan 20 3t:4S
N THE MATTER of the intended application of
Jona Fnamwr, to the
c ourt of Quarter Sessions
at January term, 1864, for a licence to continue
keeping a tavern in 'the Village of Bainbridge,
Conoy township, Lancaster . county—it being an
. .
old stand. .
WE, the undersigned citizens of•Conoy township,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do
certify, that the said inn or tavern is necessary to
~,,i 1
accommodate the public and 'ente in strangers
and travellers, and. that we are 11 acquainted
with the said John Filbert, and that eis of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room and conveniences for
the accommodation of strangers and travellers.
Henry Horst,,John Haldeman, John Kauffman,
C. S. Erb, J. B. Breneman, Jacob L. - Engle, Chris
tian Engle, Abraham Collins, lease It. Kuhns, 4-
cob Ebersole, David' Ebersolo,'Henry Dindeman,
Cyrus S. Haldeman. [dee 20 3t-48
JF. Shroder & Co. hold for Stile,
. Pennsylvania 5 per cent. Loan.
Lancaster City b do.
Conestoga Steam Mills 6 do.
Lancaster Gas Stock 2 l.oo Ethane.
Lancaster Bank 'do. 50 shares.
Farmers' Bank do. 20 shares.
Manheim Plank Road, 10 Shares.
Manor Turnpike, 1 share.
Old American' dollars, half, quarter, Spanish and
Mori= dollars bought at 2 per cent premium.
• J. F. SHROL: & CO.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
-J. F. ShIRODER & CO.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold in the Phila
delphia, Baltimore or New York Markets, at the
regular commission. J. F. SIIRODER & CO.
Interest allowed ou deposits at the rate of 5
per cent., the deposit and interest payable on 'de
mand, giving all persons having money laying idle
a chance to mate 5 per cent interest, till they wish
to make use of it or make a permanent investment
J. F. SHRODER & CO.,'Bankers.
dec.'2o tf-48 No. 5. N. Queen at. Lan'r.
Wanted-10 shares Manor Turnpike stock,/
J. F.:SEUIODER Ik,CO
Important to Ydung Men; Bow
mans SO ready ways to make Meney. I offer
ler sale upwards of thirty different receipts, many
of which have , been sold the past year for five dol
lars a piece, and the whole comprising so many
different ways to make money. In the sale of one
of'these• articles alone, I have known young men.
the past year to make from five to twelve dollars'
per day; and in the manufaetnre and sale of any
one of the articles, no young man of energy and
ability can fail to make money,
Address E.,IIOWMAN, Boston, Mass., enclo
sing one dollar, and the whole'number of receipts
will be forwarded by mail. No letter taken from
the office Unless prepaid. [dec 20 3m:47
Fire Notice,—To the Members of the
Northern Mutu2l Insurance Company of Lan
caster County. Take notice, that a Tax 'of 28 per
cent: is' levied - upon the dollar on'the -premium!:
notes on the books given previous to the 28th day%
of April, 1864. Losseaimstnined.by fire :
John Frecht of Reamstown, damage to dwelling
house, $76. Hoary Keierreia, of West Docalico,
damage to dWelfing house, $290. - Jacob Hess, do-,
ceased, of Warwick, personal property, $46,46.
Curtis Withers, of West Cocalico, two barns and; I
contents, $1000; all of ,Laneaster county,
Peter Harper, of South Annfrille tivp., Lebanon
co., damage to dwelling house aid contents; $7,-
1 63. Being the amount of loss sustained within two
years previous, ending the first day of December,
1353, and to be paid within 30 days. from the date
hereof to.Bamuel Nlzeley; •Secsetary and Treasu
rer, or to-Geo. B. Shober, President; Sananel - Kal: ,
ley Peter Martin, William 1 - 1. Paul, Jacob- Shirk,
Samuel Hacker, Samuel Beecher and Jacob Long--
%-eneeker, Directors ofLancaster county; andHen
iit..._
ryi Heilman, jr., Direc:er-of , Lebanon co.-, or Eph
raim &whet, Christian Kegerreis, Jno.Echternach,
ienry Bach, C. H. llauch, Nathanthl Worley, D.
• - Monter, - and Ezra Burkholder ' , agents, all of
Lancaster county, A. P. Hibshman, Esq.; agent of
'Lebanon county, and Dr. Edward Illig, agent of
Berke county. •
And of those Members who neglect or refuse to
pay before thelirat day Febrnary,nezz, the 'insu
rance of such delinquents will be suspended unfit
Lthe.firet day of May next, unless payment is made
as per notice. Sueli,delinquenUi to.be marked cau
-1 Telled,.null and void, as 'in the act of Lneorpors-
Aion of. Company is provided.. By: order of the
Board of Directors. GEO. B. filliOßEß,Tre , st.. -
SAX UTZ limiskay, Seel.. •. . [deo 20 3t-4S
Court Proclamation.
HEREAS, the Honig. G. LONG, President,
Vi' and, D. 'B. Voximmankrn tad J. Snows,
Asaociate Judges of the-court, of Common
'Pleas, in and for the county of Lancaster, andlAe
sistant Justices of the court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of
the Peice,l and for the said'erithitY bftaodaster,
have Mimed t ir'PreCept to 'MC directed, requiring
me,among othe thingsOri make Pablic.Proclama- '
tion throughout in aiiiwick, that the court OfOyer
and Terminer" and oral Jail delliery, 'also, a
Court of General Quartz Beelithle et the Yeanieed
Jail Delivery, will commence in the city of Lances ,
ter; is 1.116 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; on the
Telrit'Alondoy in January, 1854. In pursuant-
of which Preeept
PUBLIC. NOTICE IS HEREBY .GIVEN, to the
Mayor, Reiorder, and Aldermen of the City •of
Larisa - ster, Justices of the Peace, tre., of the county
of Laniaster, that they be then and there, in their
own proper persons, with their rolls, records and
eicaniniatione, and inquisitions; and their oth
er remembrance., to do those things, which to'
their offices appertain in the behalf to be done; mid
else, all lime° who will prosecute againit the prih
oilers who are, or then shall be in the Jail of the
said county of Lancaster, are to be then end there
to prosecute'against them as shall be just. '•'
• “ELL4I3 EBY,-Sher.
Dated' MI Land:Utter this 44tH defer No ir..,•1853.
N. 8.-Putictual attendaiicetotiurom and
fleshes will hiteaffer be esplcted' and teiquired
trio first day of the sessions.' Aldermei
flees of ilia Peace`aie tekliiireti):liin order of court;
didgd:Noif..2lst; 1848 to' rethilithelk recognhtances
to G.. Hendrickson, clerk of Quarter limisiouir
Within one week from the day of finpl action in
each Rase, and in• default thank& t h e itle!givaiittis
cosii
Linctiteri n OT 20 1669
AkinerttanYs Library : A
y . fneatcti rind attracurn aeries ol bouts for
loteheptiefthethrielaretentceontieetedieilh
the atilt Insre.rrotenirdoonrry, incilvalubtoia
taignithedities , lWritten.with much care andAn
enteßaining and instruiptive;ma . nwer,,watii.iilnavia
tions important erorttsc indAreintifigly. Wort& •
nateallitio.pages. , coitainingibeibilb of DANIEJL
MUSS:Lae.; the Great American -Stithatinan; with
nuseerona -anecdotesi ahtlitiative or his. charactsex r
and the following ill 'ono: r. - • .
oulig Dap* W the.Gaw
NiblParifi" . I •
sthltatier2slo4iig at Bulbul,.
iitefis'ar:ciegliyung tho Glertattip.
Webster expounding, the:Comiuteiims.
The BuiikeyAliitceiebration.
Webster.et /wail • -
. Marshibild, t tite militates o Webster,.
abater Milli: • 1 . - ;; ., •
TLifetuiry 'Clay,...the :11 ill ,. Boy of the
laabstaltiuni iltestratiozur.. • i • .
. Tito Life eflienj-Frankliniaind illustrations
Ttie.Life of tikinAkeehnigton, nineillitetrations
The Lite at hiutani.nine Illustrauons. • .
The Lifecol Lafayette, nine illnatratiotui.
The Lilo of Win. Penn; nismillningenons; - •
The Life of Gen.gaylor, nine 4110trit101/0.
The.Lifoef.A.ndr.ticknoni.ninwilinstratieee.
.The. Life of liapeieen tßenapnifey nine illustra
te na. - .
-Thebld Bell of lidsttiaa denco; or,Philadelphia
in 1776, nine •
• - The Yankee•Tea-Party, -, and - other stories of the
Revolntioniziine infiltrations. • •; •
Obatsinims basil over-100 illustrations:
eolumeis wadi written,. possessiag a high
metal tone, and can,sately be'placed ip'tne- hands
of - young people; they iiimtain rinmerehu anecdotes
illeuttaarve,Olithe early-history , of our country, egad
are well adapted for fanny r school libraries..
Priee - perrpst,LhandsoMely - bound Lin cloth, gill
batiks and , neatly per up.in boxes,. $ 175.. • •
Trice per,votaineineady bOttn s tl,•cloth gilt, 581. •
Colportears, Agoras iirlitinOokLibrariee will bet
enppiied aii - liberaPdieconitt: .
Copies wricbersent by mail, postage free, upon
the receipt of the price ofthe set, or any volume.
IaNDS.II;r2-B.I. 4 Se I MTON; Publiabent ,
flb heath 6th '
KrlNewspapersinserung the above in lull will
beeutatied two. volume tor.each insertion, papers
to be directed .hiedical Eisaiiher? 'Philadeipnia.
nos. 16.. , • . ;I_ , •.; - 'l2t-13.
,
ew nurstoodel.—THOS. W...EVANS
&CO;, No: 414 Chesnut stretiti Philadelphia,
have now on Panto, dill asiorbnant of all the LA
TEST STYLBS of seautaable 1.10003, imported .
by themselvls, and which • they wilt aell at tne ve
ry. lowest prices. • Among :these - goods will be
found, rich 'Brocade Silks, new styles; t laid, de.
Plaid do. of every variety; Velair Oman ; Armure
Silts; Plain Black Glossy Silks; do. for Mourning;
Second Mourning Plaid Silks; Raw Silk Plaids;
Valencia Plaid'; Woolen Plaids; Lumies Cash
meres and Mertnoes l Mous.gde Lathes; Ladles ,
Cloths, for Cloaking.; together: iqth above stocks
.Prerteh Cloths, and • Velvet ‘Cloass, of the la /
Also, the laigeet andbeat , ' ssorted stock of
SHAWLS of every varieiy,.Which they have ever
otforial to their customers; [n0v.2271-44
. ,
rrhe approachinji
Morrie Unnitmas and a happy New Y ear, We
@ovoid all keep alive
to theyeytui return orate hol
iday season and nptforget um . 6 time houored cus
tom, or at pretertung Carnal:nes Gins. tv hat Is
more appropriate tar a pit than a combination of
the mend ornamental and .beauulul 1 At Weatzla
you find the following offered for your selec
tion among die flit or deem' Grumman gals, at re
duced prtces, expressly for trier:lull/days :
lirdcha st,dawirt, a gut combining usefulness and
beauty,
,Tibet avv
bhis; 130 k and col'd, no; 114 y
State, do; Plaid sillts,fiir a beautiful dress--a
gilt, brocade Silks,, do; Watt boiled /punt
Silks, do; brilliant r latcl 011lig Liastimeres, aurbal
bant French wool pluUi,JlO;liap Gala Planta, all
prices, do; Gay Mouse de L4113138'. do; Ladies' nue
emproldezettyetteo t ihaceeptele gilt; Ladles , r radon
embroidered codarsv 40; Lattice' it...lt7rCbusted
Underedeves„ do; Ladteee and Gents , niu trioves,
do; Ladies' and Gents.' beauutut bearis,'uo; lticn
atilt Cravats and lidats, do. •
Disciples ollitt Nickolas I remember the piece.
W etti XV et Out. ltholl
dec.l3 tf-471, Corner J. ruing and t.teuue equal's.
Limited
We'itne suosciabers, nave this clay auwred
muu a tinned partneramp, agreeably w Lie law.
tit
this Commonweattg,,t and no Lezeoy cattily, teat
the name of the lain, under whine the said tom is
to be conducted is Centocor ec Yuuug=wan the
general nature , cit the Dullness to be Lfartadetea is
too purchase and sale of Dry Goods, Wm:alien and
Hardware, and such other articles et morimaudize
uaually--purehltletnitiditold-in- tecolintry iturti— •
and that the same will be conducted and curried
on in ante Harbor, ,Manor townsnip, .Lanuseter.
county. That ttes• names of the general partners
are MichaeL Coirbe.er and' Davtd F. Y °nog; of
Manor towniship; Lancaster county, ana the .pe•
cial partners are .84Ward Hess, of the saute piano, .
and Jacob bourbeeri of Lonestega tovineitisp,
county Morocco". That the amount et capital U.. 10-
tributed by each er,sairt apecial partners, is tine
Thousand Dollars., in cash. The period at winch.
said partnership , is to - commence, 1s December Ist,
1863,, and is to terminate on the lit day or Ap.ul,
4869. MICF4AEL H. tiOUrtts,Ecdt,
DAVID F. YOUNG,
EDWARD
. .TALOB SOLIIIBKER,
Now Is the thne.for Cheap Goods
at the BEEHIVE STORE. alittlBLnA3
is coming, and in order , to be prepared too Curist
mas and New 'Yeti's Pzosents, walleye been opon-.
ing a large assortment, of Daces Goons, bILAWLi,
GLOTES, &c. &C. Here is a chance for you—kind
Fattier, Mother / Sister or Brother—to give either
a Silk Dress, Shawl; or French Merino Dress, or
even a pair orEajoas Kid. Gloves. Who does not
61
apprecigsta 1 p pLuVraspeinallylfrom. a . trieni4--
a "timethonere :euettnee -- ..• '
W TZ , S BEEHIVE STORE,
dec 13 tl-471T • No. 66 North Queen at:
- -
r _ •
flommeretal• Hotel, ithlladel
PHIA.r-a'he subscriber, thankful for the lib
eralli*ttirtge .he has received, hbrehy notifies}
thelinitiltergikeitenil,end her Lancaster county .
friendi'he'partundiiii, , that, she still continues to
keep the:NOtiliforufierly. the Autzawari:
No. I 8 likrieq, between Market and Ghee.-
nut, and now ltnoW4 as Tax Coffnaracraa. HOTEL.
The house. ie Att f ed up arid re-modeled in ele
gant style, from dtti to basement—the furniture,
bedding, &c., &c.,.byung entirely new; and every
arrangement/8 MOO for ,the.comfort and conveni
ence of its paironi.
From the central location, and its close prox
imity theleilroadiDepota,Steambcrat Landings,
places of amisement, fashionable thoroughfares
and public squares, it offers inducements to the
Merchant visiting tae city on business, or the
Traveler seeking sawn,. To familes and fe
males visiting' the eity; rosy facility will be afford
ed, and every comfort regarded to make their visit
agreeable and. pleasant.-
A shard of pablleliiationage is respecfolly mil
ted. Terms lill,2ffper day.
' • 'S. LEBO, Proprietor
JAZon. G. Lase, Superintendent
decl, 1868
N ,
otice,...—Tfieltoard of Directors of the Penn
sylvitnia Training School for Idiotic and!Fee
ble Mindell-Childreu, i ncorporated by the Legisla r
Lure or Pena., April J8153,-giVe notice that they
nomrecetve a fit* additimial pupils under 12
years itt, sgs - iistp th4ir institution. Early. applica
tion Mill - be neiessaiy . to secure admission, as with
their pieient icCoin odations their number must
be limited. Appli don may be made to
' on GEORGE AL STROUD,
' ILIP S: JUSTICE,'
' • " '' - ft MORRIS WALN,
.CoMmittee of Reception, Philada.
or to the Principal 'the Institution
TAMES B. RICHARDEI,
Germantown, Pa.
dec 20 6t-48g
ohm Steele, dec'd.—
.-ntary on the estate of J.ohne ,
9 . ck township, Lancaster coon-`
been .isined to the subscriber
i• hip :.All persons indebted to
- tiro make payment ammo
-1 ja i chijouLidi present theta-
antbenticated for _scal
JANE STEELE, Ex,rx.e
-6t-46
Of
1J Letters tea
Steele, late Of -
tp, Pa., 'deed. Aare
residing in saidtow
said IMltaie sr° t r • "
dieted'', and: ttkoss,
witliout pre
-
nov29 .
Ell
•
& King have
deo,m,s nom toient, or top
;paitity tlieif
"twit, fer%Aoors •
tab Clio, 11!) u-43
itiriligal
.I.Y.L'ipoded a.
Fall'. and
old stand, in !It
east of Swope's
Alife't#ll3o = Jolt rblidiked, "Busy Ma
mem; of an - de • Wirmati„w ' containing the
followin; Wiliniaitertaltuf,'"l"dit4An Every Day
The WM , Old Maid4smovv. Mar ,
riaget and' an" ;lota ihe life 'of a Worn*:
of gashiont'lv'l2l , .'''" 19`;'11. WANGLER, •;tt?'•
tlan ;. : 1 dl, of,..the. latest
rid most f rioilge.slyAe!, and
Wt
pat
prorontly,tst order hy tlte sub
eerthet;-.osispkint which ma.i be' seen at bis shop
in tiiif ne stree two dikuse nbossi swath Queen.
Alan, CAB T. FURNITURE, bf (lieu
kind, molt aiht:i4bre 7 styles, and on the
most, reasonable to rasnifactused to order.
Ashare ., of:00 , l i q rcipage is reipeitfally
ANNE.
Lan. nov-$21::: t 4411
fr.ootrinitGklthu jest retained from the City
wlthOloadia
~assortmeo of Fall end,
tlAnery, fOituditing of BONNETS,
Velvet Bib : bons,. flowers Feathers,
lastdaome aileortilient of loair;antt- you
-TTimmiNify and !II:Alm style oE plaid Fringe.
•
no At ,• ; • -:. liv
t 4/5 .