I t eaisle'. ki 31g.19 isidell'Affnig% It* n 61 4 .11 /
' CJ , • -4,4 G •
ar ot
tr W 4•
areiriaibted toitiot. Eilutent Alms,
.1>
in-early4opy.ot „kiln ,Repartfor
the present year, from which we makri•thc lelloni;,
ing' statements': , „
anctirin row Meal. YZA
_1853. .
From --$87,1041i9
Auction commissions, • 18;123 75
Auction-duties,' • '56,747:05
Tax' n b'auti'dividends, ; • 120,00433
Tax on carPoratlein stacks, !' 'l7l-589'92
Tax on real and personal estate,' 1,381550"59
Tavern lieeneeit, - ' 93,992' 3,,11
Retailers , liceni(as, .177,039 : 19
Sample licenses, • • 8.,114 . 50,
Pedlers' licenaes; '1,97365
Brokers' licenses, ' ' -9,020'43
Theatre, wean and menagerie licen
ses,
-
' 3,661 50
'Distillery and. brewery licenses, '•2,496 10
Billiard med; bowling Bairn:in, and I -
;ten pin alley licenses, ' 2 , 108 02
Eating house, beer house and restau
rant licenses,' •
Patent medicine licenses,
Pamphlet lawn y " •
Militia tax, • ,
Millers , tax ,
Foreign insurance agencies ' ' •
Tax on writs, wills, deeds, &c.,
Tax on certain,o ffi cesf
Collateral.inheritance taxi
Canal and railroad tolls ,
Canal fines,Ac.,
Tax on enrolment of laws,
Premiums on Charters,
Loans: For the re
demption of six
per cent. State
stocks, interest;
certificates, .do.. •
mesiic creditor
certificates, &c., $3,130.333 33
Temporary loans, 1,075,000 00
15'027 78
Interest of loans,'
Sales of 'public prop
164,662 54
erty,
Tax on tonnage and
67 217 22
735 00
passengers,
Escheats,
Dividends from bridge
374 79
34,093 23
tolls,
Accrued interest;
Annuity for right of
10,000 00
way,
Fees of the public
2,404 73
2,250 76
2,719 39
offices,
Refunded cash,
Miscellaneous,
Balance in the Treas.
ury Dec. 1, 1852,
available. 1,382,611 00
Depreciated tan& in
the Treasuryouni
vailable,
41,032'00
$10,910,413 08
3:PIE:Gni - CURES *OR 1853.
Public improvements,
Expenses of Government,
Militia expetses,
Pennsylvania volunteers in the late
war w,th Mexico, 814 00
Pensions and gratuities, 12,857 31
Charitable institutions, 57;113 58
Pennsolvania Colonization Society, . 625 00
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society, 2,000 00
Common Schools, 164,852 43
Commiisioneis of the Sinking Faftiti, 505,057 55
Loans, 4,020,237 21
Interest on loans, . 2 , 135 , 853 78
Guarantied interest, 17,500 00
Domestic Creditors, 41,185 16
Damages on the public works, 24,914 15
SpeciattomMiasioners, 7,467 71
Registration of Marriages, births and
deaths, _
State Library,
Public buildings add grounds.
Muses of Reilly,
Penitentiaries,
Nicholson lands,
Escheats,
Colonial Records and Pennsylvania
Archives,
Amendments to the Constitution,
Geological survey,
Abatement of State tax, r
Re-issuing relief notes,.
Turnpike road companies,
Philadelphia riots
Mercantile appraisers,
Counsel fees and commissions
Miscellaneous,
Balance in the State
Treasury, Nov.
30, 1853, availa
dle,
Depreciaied funds
in the Treasury,
unavailable,
724,417 ps
isr,r— SANTA ANNA has been invested with Dice
tonal powers for ble. The next step we suppose,
wil be to make himself Emperor of Mexico—
aria the rumor is that he has already declared his
intentions to that ettect.
OVER ONE tiUND/Lt?l , FIFTY LzyEs LOST.-
The London Tim s, of t e flth of December, gives
the iollowing dela of an awful catastrophe:
Tan fearful catastrophe which betel the Hull and
Hamburg screw steamer Marshall, and the lament
able tate of every one on bbard—numbering it is
supposed, no fewer than 150aouls, without dVe be
ing, spared to tell the tale of her loss—has exiled
oat painful amount of interest at Lloyd ; In
the sure of all positive information there is lit
tle dou hat she foundered very shortly after corn
ing in contact with the homeward bound bark
Woodbridue,
17 KOsSliTtl, :moor cling to reports, is prepa
ring for a revolutionary attempt in Europe as soon
as the proper time may arrive. We may then look
for a revival of the Kodsuth hats and other revolu
tionary fashions. But we have no doubt the Phil
adelphia public, no matter what may be the changes
in dress, will still continue to provide themselves
with clothing from Boekbill & Wilson's cheap and
elegant clothing store, No.lll Chesnut street, cor
ner of Franklin Place. (dee 27 ly-49
Tan Loan's Splendid North
V Light Daguerreotype Rooms, No. 121) Arch
street, 1 door below 6th, South sine, Philadelphia.
Persons visiting the city daring the approaching
holidays should call on us and obtain one or more
of our superior Daguerreotypes, and have them set
in plain or fancy Cases. The reputation of our
style of portraits is as high as any is Philadelphia,
and they are offered at a much lower cost, thus giv
ing all equal chance to obtain a good picture of
the best materials. Terms,—One Dollar and up
wards.
.
Daguerreetype of deceased friends or relations
copied equal to the originals, and of the same size
or larger if desired. [dec 13 4E-47
GG09413 for the Holidays.—James B.
Fidler's well-knownWat_h, Jewelry and
Silverware establi , dunento. 12 South Second
street, below Market, Philadelphia, presenta a rich
rare, and inifilmparable, assortment of Goods for the
approaching holidays, whic cannot fail to please
the purchaser.
Mi. Fidler's stock is (of the most fashionable
description, comprising Gol and Silver Watches,
Rings ' Broaches Bracelets , 'Chains, Guards, Gold
Pens, Pencil Cases, and a valuable variety of other
articles belonging to the business, which, will be
disposed of at the lowest calk prices,
• dec 13
Go.sfer the Ito Idays.—FRENCR,
41
Cancer MOTTO Cues d i a D Semmes ; do. for
children; do. Mugs, varions sizes; do. Match
Bones; do. Toy Teasets; dlo. Card , Baskets; do.
Colognes; do. Ink Standal do. Vases; Common .
Toy-Teaseta,
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
EDWARD SNOWDON,
Importer and dealer in Queenaware, China & Glass,
No. 29 North Second street, opposite Christ
Church. Philadelphia. .1 [nos 29 9t 45
41ARRLiGES.
In Williamsport, Pa., by the Rpv. Thomas Bow
man; on the 27th ult., Jacktion McAbee, of Phila.
to M. Elisabeth Butler, of the fo:mer plade.
On Thiirsday morning, December 29, at St. An
drew's Church, by the Bev.lWm. Bacon Stevens,
D. D. Gerardus Clarkson, Jr., to Mary E., 4au2.h.
ter of ? the , late Stacy Pancoast, of New York. , ,„
On the 22d ult., by the Rev. J. J. Strine,Marthx.
Mannitig to Susanna Shoff; both of Manor.
January Ist, by Rev. G. F. Krotel, Geo. Axer,
to Catharine Buckius, both of this city.
January Sd., by the same; John E. Hershey, of
Paradise, tolAnnie Mellinger of Strasburg, Lan.
co.
• January 3il;by the same, John Jacob Hoffman
to Sarah Forney; both of this city,
DEATHS.
On the 25th ult., in Manheim, Catharine Gibble,
aged 72 years..
On the 26th ult., in Marietta, Jacob Rigler aged
72 years::. ; r;; - '
In.this city, on the tat inst.., Dr. PriumisS. But.
rowel, aged,62.years. Dr. B. was June of our moat
eminerst aztd Atultal Physicians, and in._ his4eath
this comimettity.lhas teet,..a loss not, Imlay, re,
paired.
In this city, on the 6th inst., H. H. Shank, Liquor
Merchant.
i- !: The;Markelbi: , ,:.# - • , ju -1-
_,
-'3:• ;., .1 1 . . . ...,, , '.. : 11. j an :l; ieraFt:
I'lll brought viitav 'a ha v e fin Th e noese an a ~..,
11, 4,,,
effect pecnotte.tnar e•fet,...Brniuhitoffn or Cotten.
liolitielt/.. , .., z..p.-1110.: Ihriutan4arangti
good brancin.;,,ff ' or 400 . i ! '- gr?4147,41a"*"S
evening.sit.M;so4o!.ibtl,-,: ,- .. -.., ~.••, L ., '8 .
Rye Flour and'ConiMeal4N,Cit,4l4, ~, . .-• •
. -14%04 1,-41? , 4- 4 V*JI4 41 -16 1C:** 1 7,41 1 4 .15
for Irkito .:$ .., ukan; and
generally he!4•3hore
the •queMlAns•-
.F.ye—Seare.e anu ..i wrne.;•l' ''' , ; j- e.. 0
' . s4l ; '• ' i 350 hillgt4;
~. n
Penneybranut sold •al94oper,line el:. . ...,
._,
Corn--4atiultdaAD• -,As: 01 ? 1)434ie".. .
Ycgo??,
in sto.te,, at 7.1c.,,-: ..,..„...--„- :,. -,. • , 44 j . ..
Whinker -HeI 4;9 4 •FP C i .1 91 - : 4 1 ?!.. ° J. 3 ,1 , g, -?••• I. a; 45
Vpank-Stotk.'ax.--- Will be sold:at:public
Al sale at Michael?! Hotel in the city of Likllloll..
:ex on. Tuesday the47tlibfannuary; inst.. ,
1.. 85 share&stock of the Farmers Bank •of Lanclpf•
10 .:" - Minor Taranike, •
$lBOO Lancaster City t,oan. ' • . ,")
jan. 10 9t-51 WM. CARPENTER, Agent:
7,540 15
2,255'97
320 21
12,718 32
3,727 80
NA td— competent u
mras Cutt:rand
Salesman in
the country-preferred.. : None but persona hnly
competent need apply,. ,Good,preterepces
red, Apply to MOEN,. es CO,
Clothiers, North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
753 59
61,296 16
24,69472
155,401 55
1,896,246 50'
' 15 00
6,715 00
413,271_,25
Ntris ans to
atice.—Peisonp:tioidipg
Lancaster county, are, hereby notified to make
known to the
. Cominiindoners of said. county, on
or. Iterate .the first: Monday of , Ezbruary neat,
whether they intend to continc.. Abe same or not.
• CHRISTIAN,trESS,CHRISTIAN
7NO. 24. HIESTAND,
PHILIP GEIST, ,
jan 10 3t-511 . • Commissioners
4,205,333 33
Notice.--Tbe general meeting, of the Stock
holders of the Conestoga Steam Mille will be
held at their office in the nay of Lancaster, on
Thursday, the 19th day of January inst., at 1 o'clk.
P. M., for the .election oruine. directors and .a
Treasurer of the Company for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other business as may
•be.hrought:bef ore them.. 4.1... HAYES, ?rein.
Attest, F. SMLODES., AncV. .Ijan 10 2t-51
, .
Turnpike Dividend.—The president
and Managers of the .Lancaster; Elizabeth
town and Middletown Turnpike Road, have this
day declared a dividend of one dollar and twenty
flve cents oo each chars 431 stock payable on de
mand. J. M, LONG, Treas , r.
,
jan 10 • St-51
_ .
p,486,770 08
- .
Airanor Turnpike Read Compa
iti_ ny. The Directors have this day declared a
dividend of one dollar and fifty-cents per share—
equal to 6 per cent per 'annum, payable to the
Stockholders Or their legal representatives at the
Lancaster Savings-Institution on qnd alter the 16th
last. GEORGE FORD,
jan 10 It-501 Treasurer.
1,423,643 00
BidweWslarge•ltitssionary Maps
The Series of Jarge Maps, for the Monthly
Concerts, Bible Class, Sabbath Schools, Academies
High Schools, Colleges and Conti:non Schools, has
been favorably recetived by the Chr istian
and met with an extensive sale.
$2,735,936 64
253,160 39
2,236 37
The Map of the World is the largest we have
seen—each Hemisphere being seven feet in diame
ter. It is very full and complete, presenting the
grand feature of the earth's surface in land and
water, in held and distinct outline, well suited to
strike the eye and impress the mind in respect to
geographical bonndariee and limits, and so distinct
as to be clearly seen by an audience over a large
lecture room. The Map is,printed . , on floe, ,heavy
paper, ISO pounds ti the ream, with muslin backs
mounted on rollers, neatly varnished and richly
Colored.
. .
, Dimensiens of the Series—Map of the World, in
twp,Hemißheres 7 feet in diameter.
Western Asia ' 7 feet by 6; Africa, 6 feet by 64;
India, 6 feet by 61; China„ 7 feet by 6; Sandwich
Islands, 6 feet by 4. Any or all of the series can
be sent to order by express or otherwise, to any
part of the State. Orders may be addressed to the
undersigned—sole agents. -
Also, Pelton , s new and improved series of Out
line Maps, designed for Schools and Academies—
always omhand as low as they can be had any:-
where in this city.
Coffee's District School Anatomical Outline
Plates.
1,985 19
1,350 00
2,898 85
21,000 00
34083 00
17,28862
270,00-
6,437 50
39,062,28
30 00
4,000 6)
950 25
587 65
7,769 15
8,848 90,
Maps of different States of the Union, on rollers
and in pocket fond.
The ;Nap of Lancaster county, together with
many others too numerous to mention. In fact,
this emphatically, not only Book and Stationary
head-quarters, but also the Map Emporium of the
County, r.
We know of no better way t o teat the truth of
what. we say, than by examination; we therefore
invite the public to call at the Cheap Book Store,
Kramph's building, North Queen•st, Lancaster.
jan 10 tf-51 MURRAY al. sTuEli.
$10,144,963 73
At a Meeting of the Members of
the Farmer l sMutual Insurance Company held
at the house of Wm. Wright, in the city ot Lan
caster, on Saturday the 31st day of December, A.
D. 1553, in pursuance of public notice given, the
following report was submitted by the Directors,
exhibiting the transactions 011.11 C Board of Directors
during the past year, and showing the strength and
condition of the Company- at the itiresent
The Directors in making this report, take pleas
ure in announcing the that that during the year that
is now brought to a close, the losses sustaturd by
the Farmer's Mutual Insurance Company have ;ices
very small. The only arc that occurred oaring that
period, affecting the interests of the Company, was
in a dwelling house owned by Michael Mohr, of
W est I:Winnfield twp., on :he night of the '23d of
April last. The Appraisers estimated the damage
at $l,OOO, and in accordance with the By-Laws of
the Company the Directors paid to Mr. Mohr, the
sum of $750, tieing tths of the ascertained amount
of damages. The time at which that tire occurred,
being the commencement of the summer season,
when fires by lightning are not unfrequent, the Di
rectors apprehend that in case they should levy a
tax to pay Mr. Mohr, they might be under the ne
cessity of laying another tax in the course of a
few months, where* by delayingthe levying of the
tax for a ( limated period, would enable them
(should it become necessary) to collect at-once
what might be requisite for' their purpose, and thus
save tune, trouble and expense.
In conformity With these views the Treasurer
was authorised to borrow the sum 0111750, at such
rate of interest as the same could be obtained, un
til such time as a tax might be levied and collected
to reimburse thd said loan, ant pay-Mr. Mohr at
the expiration of the time prescribed in the By-
Laws. The Treasurer found no difficulty in ob
taining the requisite amount of money at the rate
of five per cant per annunrinterest, and Mr. Mohr
has been, punctually paid;- • • •
The attetwori of the Board was-called to another
subject, which being referred' to in the Treasurer's
account may require some explanation here. •
it appears that a fire occurred in the dwelling
house of Philip Fisher, to West Donegal twp‘, in
February, Idol, conforming some wearing apparel,
somewhat injuring the partition of the apart
men . Of this ale notice was given to the Board
of Dispel rs, no application matte to have the dam
ages appraised, nor any remuneration demanded
for the loss sustained. -But riheii..a tax was levied
to raise money to pay other losses, 'Mr. Fisher de
murred.and refused te pay in his quota, alleging
that he had sustained lose by fire for which he had
received no,compentation, and-finally Merle appli:-
canoe to the Board of Directors for redress. The
Board ascertaining that the'damagn was so stnalli
as Scarcely tojdstilythe eipense of sending the
Appraisers to the prenaires,,rt unwilling to do any
injustice to Mr. Fisher; Upon receiving affidavits
from disinterested individualsi in regard to the
character 'Mid extent of darnigh directed the Treas
urer to pay Mr: Fisher *the misn'Of $20,00; which
was accepted by him mid the matter thus settled.
In connection with this subject, however, the Board
would recommend to the Members of the Company
that when any property may be destroyed by tire ,
for which the Company s held liable to pay, and
i
the damage so small as not to justify the trouble'
and expense of the 'regiler course of propeeding,
according, to the By-Laws - of. the .Company, that
notice theteof be given to the 'Directors by letter,
stating the nature. and , probable . eiteut.of the lona,
and desiring thum . to - take such . action in tne prem
ises as they may IlOem expedient, or on failing to
do so the sufreteir ivillTsuktait to the loss, without
expecting any remuneration from the Company..
765,449 35
$lO ,910 ,413 IS
The earnest appal made by the-. Board 01 tl?irce
tors in •theirlait report`, ter srellikoini - tix. Ehlers,
had thi desired effect, and the back standing tales
paid by all who si were consideridliable except
about half dozen indivitlitals, ajainii whom, legal
process was iiietituted,'arid the money thus . ieitiv.•
ered. Moat of those against whom compulsory
process Was' instituted have withdrawn from the
Company, without„any regret' oil the pifit'oithe Dl
rectors, their placed have been lilted by - other and'
better men, the Company Wants Paying itentbera;
not drones, who desire to have their 'property in-'
cured at the expenad of others without Contributing
rimythinvbeinselves. s sss
thwing'the past year, the amount of property in-'
- sued, (which tbrins the capital p 1 the. Company)
has been gradually' increasing, ' and woad have,
been Considefibly augmented, were it' nut that
large number ofpolicies have been ; of
tneneicomPamitaely Jen , uric` heen:irthinaary4tbdi
mostly occasionedby death, and the transteve el
property.'.when the purchasers have .neigfeeted to •
re-enter.the property: • Neither have the - Withdraw ,
als :alluded Id, fithcf , hereinafter enumerated;-all'
taken place during the leer, many changes'-and
transfers :that.osted4uring . the'prexechag
aid.some.ofadato still ailorevernoteoitdviot come
to thetknowiedge ofahe , Directerei until the-Cur
rent year, and theasotaati'lftedebtk atilt-if number;
whose.names areravarnaleing onthiltokai 'as alern''
bers of the company, Who Mee- QC-their
property,-or remotiti:irtm::the -Country, have
ceased to be such; but whose disqualificatiOn has
not.yetcome to thasknowledge of the- , floard - , -and'
fois whose quota of the tax novi: levied, future exodd
orations will have to be made.
The number of new policies issued during the
year which is this day brought to a doe, is 14;
covering property to the amount,- 0f...1291033i. fit
which must be added dor akbiatiaturendaddltions,
'in, which the..anifiitre.intmetittiesimilincreaaed, - the
soils tsifsB97lll-4nakiall'aftetaldnerieute orasoooo
The whole numbetafipitficiemmenefilleloloringitie
same period-of -titetsperilli,eotraitetifpropertytto
the anicoslB,2fifilleiwitichituutt be added,
tor alteedfatis alitd , e,hanges, is sikehttathel ablaut
insured was
..dendatishett; the sum Lo(479ll,oooUsa
king therwholteaixibunterithdmwn $129,66.1; thus
leavinguataudnaltgein,fer increase to , site capital
of the coinpady; a:S.1;1;438. The. whole.riumtient
of polimes.ateds time is force is,.losojmnd - the
whole amount insured M 52,452,647. Two million
four hundred ancl.-fiftseeo :thousand- five hundred
and forty sheen.-dollars:
As the year drervrteWards a elode /-
the Directors
deemid:expedient to leer`a ItY to enebie there-'to
settle up 'CP arieariaies
company ; .E't'alir..Offiiii C42t.1 - ei the itundred dui
, lam valtiatiod been - aliesseil 'and 'is - pow-'iii the
course otct,ljection.
Th :„
e aptenaddatatiment of the Treasurei's ac
count-e.ctulp.te condition, of. t h e
,' com
pany a u ib i a ,tiate..-; .7 r , ,
. _
-, , One item in tbaraccounrivauid.seem.to require
some explanation. On the settllement of the Treas. ,
titer's Ar_connt for the year 1851-,lt- appeared that
a considerable amount of tax had been paid to
: Strobrii; the Secretary of the Corn party.' andby , him
paid over to the Troastrei,. a( different time, with
.
-the whnle — aMblibt 'of „Willa the Treasurer was
charged atilie lime 'of settlement, and, the . ..Treasu.
rer having charieii himself with parmf those . mon
,eys at the time ol reeeiving,them,,truey-were thus
included in up Ids ano u aletatement. One limo!' $l3O
'which, was stated-on the Treasurerisi3ooks t to hale
been received from Sohn Stronm, was soon alter
noticed as-being an 'Overcharge, and 'was corrected
in the settlement of last year. Another sum; heir ,
ever, of sio6;6q, witti not so distiuctlY
,stated, but
was included with: 'other moneys collected by the -
Treasurer 'from individual members, end wise
,qusntly, escaped the notice of the tbrecturs, at the
time of settlement. Since then ' the Treasurer has
produced a memorandum 01 the moneys compos—
ing the item relerred. to, which plainly'shows,. that
in the moneys stated to have been collected by him
(and as the -Directors:supposed; from' indiVidual
members, as their-respective quotas oftai,) the
.atoresaid sum having been also included in a charge
against him in another place, thus charging him
twice-with the ,same money .to tbe.manilest injus
tice di tbe,ticcountant.
Th c Ducciprs having fully investigated this sub
jectxand being clearly convinced that the sum men
mined was twice included in the charges against
the Treasurer at the lormer settlements, have with
out any hesitation,, allowed him credit for that.
amouniin'tbe settl ement Of account
present year.
When this company was first organized, the
principles on which it was bounded were imperfect
ly understood, and the advantages which it was cal.
culated to confer, were not fully appreciated ; it
was to some extent an experiment, and time alone
could determine, whether the peopte of this section
of the country would sustain an Association of this
kind, It has now been in successful' operation
since June 1844,—a period of more that nine years
its efficiency and utility have been fully tested; the
requisitions of the Board of Directors have, with
levy exceptions, been promptly and cheerfully com
plied with by the members; the principles upon
which it is established, and Me practice adopted by
the Directors, meets with the approbation in the
public; members who have hitherto stood Moot,
either from apathy or distrust, are now availing
themselves of the benefits resulting therefrom, and
with judicious management and correct conduct it
bids lair to become one of the permanent institu
tions' of the country.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
1853. John Rohrer,. Treasurer of the, , F,'srmerfs
Mutual Insurance__Company. DR.
To moneys receive - a - from premiums on
new policies and additions made to old
ones. $ 65,32
To moneys collected as tax on old dupli-
eaten, 265,76
' 4 recently assessed, 578,2 S
CR. 6929,33"
1653. By gash' paid Michael Moll 7, upon '
an order by the President, $750,00
By cash paid Philip Fisher, by order of
the President, 20,00
4, Board of Directors (per diem for
their services,) by the Prrsident, •2,0,00
~ Apraisers, per diem for their ser
vices, by the President, 12,00
~ Different Printers, for printing
done, by the President, • • 55,00
" John Rohrer, Treasurer, (his sal
ary,) by the Bfesident, 60,00
" John Rohrer for services render
ed
in collecting.from delinquents,
_ by the President, . 10,50
, 6 - John Strohm, Secretary, his sala
ry, by the President, 60,00
" Jacob Souders, Esq., costs on his
docket, by the President, 1,50
‘• Interest on money borrowed and
advanced, by the President, 35,69
By a balance in his favor nt last settlement, 232,14
$1256,63
By an erroneous charie'rtgainst film at
the last settlement, 106,69
RECAPITULATION
Whole amount received,
Whole amount paid,
Balance id favor of the Treasurer,. $434,19
The balance of outstanding taxes is $551,92,
from which probably some deduction will have to
be made, so that when the outstanding taxes are
collected, there may be a small balance in favor
of the Company.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JOHN MECARTNEY, Pres . r.
ANDREW METZGER,
ADAM S. DIEIRICH,
JOHN ROHRER,
jan 10 It-513 JOHN sTROHM.
- Fifth Constable.—JOHN CONNER -will
I be a candidate for High Constable; before tne
City nominating Democratic Convention, and re
spectfully solicits the votes and influence of his
friends for the nomination.
Lancaster, jan 3 a td-513
A Miller Wanted.—On the airs( pt April
.411011.nezt, who underatandegrist grinding,merchant
work, and milling in general. (me, with a small
family preferred. Good . recommenßations required
others need apply. Apply Lb ttie subscriber..
at the floneybrook Mill on the liarrisbure, turn
pike eight miles" West or Downingtown, or address
them at Brandywine - Manor P. 0., ohester co., Pa:
Also wanted at the'eame . time a good Cooper . ,
with a Mindy. .J. MACICELDUIF & SON.
jan 3. '*3l-50
• f
- palate of David Stone,jrpthe
.11,1 Court of Common Pleas tor the Co ty - ol
Lancaster. Whereas, .lohn Huber and John Buck
volter, Committee over the person and estate of
David Stoner, jr„ did on the 22d day of Decem
ber, 1853, fijo 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 23d day of January, 1854, for the
confirmation thereof, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, RAD; K. REED, Proin'y. ,
jan 3 . - . • 4t-5U
Notice.—The Stockholders of the Lancaster
and' ,•1 , 1 arietta Turnpike Itoaii Company, are
hereby notified that an instalment ot three . dollars
on each she of stodklvill , be.iequiridlii fie paid
on or belorit ilia 16th day of January, 18k4, and
five dollars ou ac.h share everytliKlydayS there.:
alter until thd, : ‘ whole is pant By order nr
Board. . li:PASStLi; Sees.
Pafirie*li:eariAbe made at the Laneaget Savings
natitOtert- r i p:M:U . : he Treasurer in Marietta.
A• N. GASSEL,
Marietta, jan-3 0-50] . • • Treasurer.
I - Ant:Mtn "kof Stiirker.; jr.; 4n
1:4 the Court of Lommon "Pleas fey the County
of Lancaster; .Whereas; ' - John tluber and John
Buck waiter, Committee over tne person and estate
of David Stoner, jr. did on the-22d day of Decem
aer, 1860, file in the Office of the Prdthonotary of
'the said Court, their acconnt of the said estate: •
Notice Is hereby given to all pers.:nil! rriier
ested in the said eittne, that the said 'Ginn haire
appointed the Ead day Coi January, 1h54, fn. the
confirmation .thereof; unlcee exceptions be; Steil :
PLUM, •JOHN K. fIEED; Pt...5[111:
Prothro offrce•-Lan. jan 3 4L-7(.1
BullCd2L ° g9'l° J3l@ ith 14th
elay ollaneiry, the eve-
Seing, ,et: the heuedoilehri the city ,OriAtociister, will lie 'iielti"bY:iublie 'vencrne,
the,hohUnt,rate- five two-story - 6 - rick -ciWettihg
tionsa....two-story brick printing office, two •
sti4bleti, twolrathe huttaes anti other buildings, sit=
noted On theigrotttntpurehssed fur' the purpoee'cir
eroding' new - Miirket'il onset" lit Ili& •eity of Lan.:
Peilone' iviehibg -to—pbteliane , Will: cult-at •thb
Mayor's °Tice where they can get a statement "of
the size eontiirted' in the
hu,ildinge. The. Ittilardiad.tidluior removing/laid
buildings will be math itzthwn at the , sale. Hy res
olntion of etruttellee..l ' i.
. .%) tiocomrttee.',.
urnplk.e:AElectlov---;Aa. Elec ti cm ...WO I
X .he,. held, on. .I.banday ther-2,1 day oflandaty.
Dela, at the housear a ßeary..Elhatiner, Mount Joy,
bet Ween the houritilcif,lo.atmdit7l2. o'clock, for a
Rrbeidoki,if_tA!...aaettgezi.and a Treasoiecrior:VlE,
Lileseter, Elizabethtown and hilddletoww!rurn
pike Road. Iirt,LONG,
dcc 13 3t-47]
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• Ilste Maps..-Juokkermayetizattbis city Book Env
porium aiultsupply obtheatlove justly-meiebriled
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Phele>l rest. .2.
Map_of the:United -S•tkuu,;-*. itilkiPmwMtibrier
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. i. Map,oll2lesia, 6 feat. by46..feet ,13 in.
• B. Map of South Amorio.a,c2ol.fsioui
7 feet.
. Price of =. .25;00
Peltoala Kejr.t.o.liemisphere augzeeite tall Oce,
50 ceate., t 2 E
Pelton's Key torfallieeriel oEmaps, ".
The prix p ies Pelton's system of teach - law
geography ill ecrmmend.thernsalres to , evety.in
,teifigent.Teadeher. •:. •
Jac -4t 'abased liporithe.tact what wo•Beeissal-;
door lotgotten. Therofore,large,distinctiandbrit-i
liantlyzoloredmape are used, on which everyob..
ject is boldly deleniated.
2. The.mind.makesiiavolutazily a.,greater•and
more successful effort to retain.tbe nameofstanti
ject, when that aameis not:affixed to it rot latate
reference. The experiment, fairly
verifies this lac' ; It.ie MI this account ,thatithey
are outline maps. . .)
3d. Classification, as an aid.- to membry.ik•ad
ready thoroughly; appreciated... For ~ thia texiat,
the Names of all Countries, Rivers ;
Islands, Capes, Seile r ' &04.4-., on.a lktap;aredlass-
ed and recited together. •
4th. Words, strange, difficult, and of unusual.
pronunciation,are.made &mill/Wily repeating them
several times over.. :la order that large 'classes
may du this together,icbants ate 'recommended,
though not insisted on. .
sth. No exercise exerts so powerful tainfluienee -.
over the young as siuging„"ed.wlienjtcvilie,prof- ..
itably incorporated waft h . reertitr., thti, hoar Tor re
citing will be anticipated with the ineit•intense
eagerness. Kno‘ving,this. the anther bale assumed
the immense 'Musing 'a repetition of:each
lessetfin the'fornii 'ilif'Verie, which may be sung af-
B
ter retfilation. ;
.AlsiPa special maiPor the'Llnited SM . tes, ;and
tiatlitite of Pennsylvania, to be used in ,connec
tionlvith the above series, and the 'lathe "plan.
Eastern and Western Hemisphere Maps 'Bed() pepa
rately;'price $lO. School Directors' and teachers
are invited to call and examine this' impre. eirse
ries, to whom a very liberal reduction Will be made
from the above prices. W. H. SPAN.LEJL;
sole agent for Lancaster city and county.
jan 3 til.soj Not 33 North Queen st.;Lnt.
at.ent Medicine Store; East
P
Orange di., hanoaster, next door to Kramples
Clothing MOW. The subscribers have taken the
Family Medicine Stine of Dr. Jacob Long,.(for
merly J. Gish's) take occasion to'inform the pub
lic, that they have greatly increased the stock, and
keep on hand a largo assortment of the most pop
ular medicines of the day, and have made arrange
ments to obtain all the new medicines as soon es:
the market, at the ritanefactaireri , prities: •:
By strict attention to business, they hope tb re
ceive a liberal share of public patronage,
• jan 3 tf-50j T. J. STEVENS & CO.
, [ l 9 the gupervlsorti of ttoatati of
„I_ Lancaster County. The attention- of the su
pervisors is particularly directed to the 'following
provisions of the Act of the 27thof February, 1647,
relative to Bridges: :
"It shall hereafter be the duty of the {Supervi
sors of the respective-Townships 'Or the County of
Lancaster to keep in good order and repati opt'of
the Inds of their respective townships, all:bridges
in their townships which have been or litikeitter
shall be erected by such township, st the expenio,
in part or in whole of the said county of Lancas
teroroOdifd.such expense for cult bridge in one
yeitruloOiltotexcbed One . hundred Dollars, and if
in,-the (million of the :Supervisors or "Supervisors
such repair will exceed One hundred Dollars, he
ur they shall report in writing such bridge inbtrie..
diately to the Commissioners of the County of Lan
caster,designating in such report particulahy where
such bridge is located, and the nature of the re
pairs to be done, and the probable amount neces
sary to make such repairs," &c.,
" When the amount of the repairs shall exceed
one hundred dollars, if it shall appear that thu ex
pense et such repair was inercaseu above one bun ,
deed dollars by reason of the ne.;leci ii al, su
pervisor .or.halperviso*:negieetnig to , repait the
same in the proper time, the said Commissioner*
shod uncover,, iron the township wherein such
bridgejlir4tific the amount paid for Such replaits;
notwithiltrinding the same may exceed one hundred
dollars." ace.
CH AN. HESS,
JOLIPZ HIM TANI),
"PHILIP GEINT.
jau 3 11-50] Commissioners.
usury's lavigora live , Cordial.'
Purely Vegetable in Hs Composition.' This
invaluable Cordial, is extracted - from Herbs 'and
Rums, which have been round after years of expe
rience, by the most skillful r'hyincians, to be posl
sensed of qualities most beneficial in the diseases
for which it is recommended; and hence whilst it
is presented to the public, as an efficacious reme
dy, it is also known to be of that character on
winch reliance may placed as to its safety. I case
Impoteney,Hoemorrhages, Disordered Sterility,
Menstruation, or Suppression 01 the Menai% Fluor
Albus or Whites, or tor Licaturr arising from any'
cause,vauch as weakness from sickness, where the
patient has been confied to bed for some time,
!or females after confinement, Abortion or Mica,
nage, this Cordial cannot be excettbd in its salu
tary effects; or iixtrass of Muscular 'Eneroylrrita-
Imlay, Physical Pi - ostration, Seminal Weaknessj
Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion; Sluggishness,
uecay of the Procreative, Nervousness, itc., where
a tonic Medicine is required, it wilLbe !band equal -
limit superior to any compouna ever used. •
To FESSALES--ileur_pd Invigorating Cordial, is
one of the most invaluable Medicines in the many
complaints to which females arc subject. it as
sists nature to brace Hie whole system, check exi" ..
ceases, and erc.itcs rduewed health cud frappe:mei - L.l
Less suffering, disease and unhappiness-among 'La
dies would exist„were ; they generally to , - MINA
the use of this Cordial. . Ladies who are ,debilita
ied by those obstructions which females are liable
to, are restorekt by.the use of a bottle or two, to'
bloom and' o vigor, • ' •
Yonne MEN;—That solitary trrar-tieoOse fatal
the existence of man; and it is the young who are
most apt to become - as ,victims, triim.an ignorance
of the danger to which tncy subject ' , themselves,.
causing NERVOUS Dentrry, Weakness of firm sye='
tein and Premature Decay. Many oryoumay now,
ho eellAPPili ei"igspl 0.5 urLia.uae br‘satitee'd
disease. To those, thee, who by excess trivebrot”
on themselves Prematu re Impotency, -In viilu beery
Seminal Saelleuerlsvi Weakness and Shrivelling or
the G,enital Organs, NervousAffectioni Or any oth
er coaebqu t ences of unrestrained indulgence of the
sensualions . , occasioning; themecessity of re;
nouyithg•the felicities of Menszaor.,lestreuing'both
me al and bodily capacity, Heidi-- Henry's
orating Cordial, a medicine that is.purely Veketa
ble, will aid nature to restorethose important-lunc
lions to a healty state.and will prove 'of service to
you. It possesses, rare virtues, is a general retriever
of disease, and strengthener 01 the system 'as a
Tome MEracrse, it m unsurpassed - . 'We do nor
place this Cordial -on S. footing with quack medi'
eines, and, as is customary, append a long list of
iteconunepdattoos,;Certtficatear,/km4beginntg , with
'Hear what the Preachers iZ
savy'lrnatitttiilitaiii4tlZ
not necessary; ' for kleprVs.,-Invigorattnipeordial,
•rardy deeds a trial, to prove that: it wilt aecumplish
;all we say,. The genuine :` f Henry's invigoratingi
Cordial," is put up in B.oz. Pseud. Bottlespandis
easily recognized by the blanulactiirer's signature
on the' label of each Bottle,(tucounterfeit'-which'
is forgery.) nr ;
rr Sold for $2. Per Bottle p Six for SST VC per
$1363,52
. • .
• Prepared only by COHEN, No:-3Fraiikliii:
Row, Vine Street,, holey/ Faght.hy
Pa., to whom all orders must, be addressed. • Pori
dale by all repectable. Druggists and Merchants
Throughciiii the country. . .•i.
• - T, .W..IjIOTT , k SONS, '•
132 N. 241 et., Philaitslilnd, sole ageWler Pena:
igr DENItY , B
The merits of tics perety vegetables:l:reef; for/the
removal and cure of physical prostration, genital
nervous affections, 4-c., are fully de
scribed in another column of this. pappr, to
which the reader is referpd, ..,S , V-per t 100)14115,..44
bottledsiii-tatileS for fol-$l - frpertbted.—:
Observe the mirk ast the gen diet.-
Prepared only by. S.E.
ACM, Vine ateem, below Eightbi fthdadelphitiVfia - .
Ati whose, ali , ersfersiimaat bearadreised. ,for pale
Sty all respectable Driiggists , 4- - "Merchants,thrlingh-'
out the country. T. W. DYOTT 4" SONS
132 N. 2d
" sl,Lie.:Pl3iimlf.llpfria.c•allelilisitiii,ktyleigik)
'l an 3
pstate,pEumbrn,hosiiiii t up die
-11-14 Court oiSommon-Pleis St - jicrl Lon
.caster. Whereas, 6eitirge Kendig".Triisiie"of Fan
ny ICerrlig, did on the 30th dayoi Ifnieinbeki:l&s4,'.
.Lie' in the : Witco of theiPrOthonotary of the said
Court, his - account of the said estate:
Notice is hereby given; to isll,.periefins-inlentihteth
in said,,eet
pointed ES,S;llith day Pf.4B/41laryi"1864i *it the Ron
frrinatlca ifieriif; . npleee expeptioe • ,
'Attest, '...bassimirtica . Locoacrrivz Vi'ostasif
!Prothy's Office,tin. dec 27 • 4t.-49'.. ~ D eceinbeT- 2 0th, 1853. I
- _ • -___ • . ,•
uditors's Nottec.,AN pßions rilhelitoatlitilderspf the Laneas
/3„ ested iolhe.disifitisetl6ol o l . ,Ufetr:Rjhafifing i , ,terlaTeintinikve Finiße and, Machine a ndapu.
Iforrt-tSe'inle- of the pri:,peit? Alifitipa*Kirkers, kcturDig CerVny,,wiflßeet: at the ogee of he
'nest in Courei•litelieriby-iidiffeedliirge74uir' e4.'
,C patiy:jon '
,prada.i. the 12th,.dey of Aanuary,,,
signed .Aedlter arprininted'by'Re,tiktlrt itflotoulqe at . "2 - ,0 , c1 roe the purpose 0 4.1(14- - .1
Pielasifot , tinst"purpoie,4rlPlaten r B st t tfist tlCfln :ttie".f.letree Directors, Setreta4 and Trea.idreri,Ao.j
holise ur-Li,vlwApitkher, in the city of Lancaster; Will foithe ensuing year and the transaction of.
on 'Friday thp 13th day of January, 1894, at 2 oc'lk. such other business, as may be brought to their
P. M. AMOS SLAYMAKER, lice. • M. O. KLINE,
doe 27-1149,1 Auditor. dec 27 2t-491 Sees. and Tre's.
Treatsurel
IA ssigned Estate -Of - , - Fireilieleirc
- 2,-M-Ihicle4ler the: - COVgii of ConuheioPleas Ter
theuzigaittratlANhere99,Chrigtlia Hoff:
daite;WigaleeW.lPnadtiriek 4 Deirl9r dia.
_tottles Slit
* masa
d ,ot..Ncisemberi 11354 1, fi1e ite the-Wied. of -tlisi
iotsfy,ef tlies esid 4 Viniztldi acieioni of the
,„, 9 ' — `likherehi, ginasito ;ii Ilelllo/iJI • interests'd
in the said estate i thu the .aid Doan/live ippoiet-:
491,the,16th•iispsat.isaitirr, 1854 1 , fok tie eoltr-
Leatiott:theteoi, unless exceptions be Ale& 1
:1-,eatestr ~ ..- n ~ s.4otiN B. REBA Ptethl. ' •
ttars/Ars Offteeri Lee. dee S 7 -.- . , 4 5.49,1 ,
. ,
,Vitgate —, of Samirel J. -Davi* wad
All Addy 'the tours :Of Common Plea e 1 for the
atnitityadd.anciiethrg:. Whereas, CorneliusCollini,
i,s6gneecdid.oelhe 15thdity of Decembeiri 188?,
t idetribe ogee-of ititr Prothonotary of the .said
'Conn his account of the said-estate r •
Fireside islkereby given to all persons interested
'ldstbesaidleitatei_that the.said Court hese appoint
txf the.l6o 'day of January, 1851, • for the' confit
cnatipn thereotranleas exceptions be fded.. I
!: Attest,- . T - .: I
PrOthri" (Mor i 'Lan.'der,27 . 4t-49
i
•
•
E l tate-: or .Tolffi.. IL Ilasidiszi_ and
ia, - ttie9onrt of Common . Pleas :for the
Co Leiteaster. :Whereas, Jan Sharer and
iDaiiid B. - ,lElostetter.aaatiptees of John Ei. Bawler
wife clid:a the 18th day of sloyetabei,lBs3,
Mein the; oflici of the itrothanotary of the raid
Court thatr account of the said estate:
..Ne6ce iiiheray
,givert to all persons interested
in the said Estate, that the said Court have , ati.
points d ,the 16th day ofJaauaryplBs4, for the owl
timuition theieer, unless exceptions be filed.
Atiesl, ..; , JOHN K. REED, Prothly.
Frehtbre office, Lan. 11ec 26 4t.49
-.;
Frtate of Susanna Brady, deVd.
initheSolitt t of Common Pleas tor the-cdun
ty,ol; Lancaster. Whereas, Abraham lorry and
Davirt.B...Eferr trustees of said. &manna Bradyde
ceased.oader, the last will and testament ofi
Chris
tian 4ierri Blue Rock, deceased, did on the 16th
day ~of Depember, 1803, file in the offi.ce of the
prothopomry of the said Court, their account of
the said eshae
lioticels hereby given to all persona interested
in Able iniid estate, that the said Court have ap
pointed the :Hilt day . oi l Jtumary 1861, for the con
firmation thereol, unless exceptions be filed.
Attest, , JOHN K.. REBA Proth'y.
.epp.hre . Office, Lan. dec 27
Mitorto of Jacob Grove, a Lana
tic. to the Court of Common Pleat for the
county .of Lancaster. Whereas, Christian Grove,
committee, did on the 21st day of November, 1852,
fili office iirthe, oce of the Prothonotary of theuid
Court his account of the said estate:
Wilco is hereby given to all persons interested
init . °. said estate, that the said Court have ap
pointed the 16th day of January, 1854, for the con
tinuation thereof, unless exceptions be filed:
Attest, JOHli K. REED, Proth , y.
Prothy's tdfice Lan. dei 27 4t-49
Lestate of AIM& kautamstia. dec , d.
.124÷Letters testamentary with tne will annexed
on Lite estase of Anna ,K.auffinan, late of Manor
township, Lancaster county, dee, , d, , have, been'
issued to the subscriber residing in said township:
All persons indebted to said estate are reqbested
to make payment immediately, and those having
claiais will present them without delay properly
authenticated for settlement.
CERISI lAN HABEUKER,
Faecitor
dec 27-60:18j
Alnourued Courts for 11154.-4 Com
mon Pleas. It is ordered by the Cours,that
adjourned Courts for 1864, be held for the demi/ion
in the Common Pleas, Orphan's Court and Quarter
Sessions,
On Monday the 20th day ofNara(,
' 9th " Juhe,
61", If 18th " September,
'"' " 18th " December,.
in said year,'to continue two weeks trona 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, shell be taken pp
.on the first days of said terms and proceeded with
until disposed of, unless continuad by consent or
cause shown.
The cases on the Argument list in the Quarter
; Sessions shall be taken tin e on the Wednesday of
said` Common Pleas on Thursday
of said terms, respectively, and proceeded iu uq
til diSposed of in like manner, unless continued by
consent dr cause shown.
It is farther 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 therem; unless legal grounds for,
a conntialance tor that!cause shown.
ADJOURNED . JURY TRIALS.
It is ordered by the Court, that adjourned Courts
for .3 . l l try Trials ih the Common Pleas f0r..,1864, be
held on the . ,
sth Monday', 30th day of Jnnuary,
sth " . 29th " May, ',, )
,
Ist " bth " June,
i
Ist " - 4th ‘• .1 4 ptember,i
sth" , 3011 " tuber.
Ist " 4th " D comber,
and such other periods as nay be appointed at the
above mentioned Courts or regular terms.
Tke above to be published in all the Newspa,
pers in die 'City'and County of Laucister, three
'successive times• in each, at the expense of the
county. ..Bills to be presented at the Cammiasion
ers,,office. • JNO. K. REED , Proth , y.
_
112=1
Statrement of the Conestoga
&earn Mills, on the 30th of Novembers 1853,
published in pursuance of the Act of Assembly
" To encourage manufacturing operations in•khis
CoMmonwealth," rot follows, viz:
. - Capital authorized, $600,000
Amount of capital subscribed, Four hundred and
seventy-one thousand nine hundrea and fifty dol
lars ; amount thereof actually aid in, four hundred.
and staty ; six thousand five hun red and seventy
five dollarsi due to sundry individuals—balances
of ancouuts—oue hundred and fdrty-six thousand
and forty-one dollars and eighty-one cents; .fammif
Mortgage Loan,, ninety-nine thousand five hundred
dollars;,interest aad dividends unpaid, one thous
-4
and.iwo hu red and fifty-two dollars d sixteen
cents; Treas rer of No. 3 mg, o ou d two
hundred n forty-nine doara and thir nine
Cents; Mo ge and, Coupon
~,? f!rd account, se en
ty-seven• iho sand six hundre dollars; Bills a
ble, one' hundred and forty thousand three hurt d
and twentl-eighfdollare and 6fiy•three dents...
The assets of the company are up follows, viz :
From-sundry individualsbalanties of accounts—
fifty-one thousand, eight hundred dm twenty-two
dollars and ninety-eight cents; Cloth account,
eignty-two thousand three hundred and forty-four
dollars • and filly-four cents; Manufacturing ac
count, twenty-six thousand two hundred and nine
ty-seven dollars and seventy-two cents; Cotton ac
'count, twenty-lour thousand six hundred and nine
ty-ueveir dollars and filly-five cents; Waste account
two `hundred and ninety-three dollars and fitly
two contmJleal -Estate and Mills account (Inclu
ding..reliturs, aceoantfor permanentimprovements)
six - hundred and• fifty-three thousand five biindred
and. 'fitty , nine dollars and eighty-four cents ; Bills
receivable,' fourteen thousand -nine hundred and
forty:one dollars and fifteen cents.
A. L. HAYES, Prest.
• F. , avreonna, Treasurer. -
' Sworn and subscribed, December 19, 1853.
Coram. , • J. C. VAN CAMP,'AId.
d 4.27 .itf.4.9
,
Publiel3ate..--0)3 Friday, the 6th ()I Janu
ary, 1854. Will be offered at public vendue,
An tilepremiseti t the Borg gatato of Anna Xauff
llniatiinVitViedictised; eoriiiiting dhrtampiece
or tract of land. situate on Turkey Hill, in (l!danor
towdship;.Lancaster county, near the road leading
from Sate Harbor,to the Borough of Washington;
,about 3 - trilletlfroni the former, and about 4 miles
from the latter place, adjoining the river Sunda
hennas-and lands of Jadob F. Frey, Joseph aretie
i man and others, containing #0 acres and 140'perOth
.ee, be the same more or less. The improvements
.thereon are a good and substantial one story
tog DWELLING HOUSE, Swisser barn neer ,
ry new, hog stye, spring house and other necessa
ry out buitotßge r with a spring of never run,
Atiant 40 acres of said land is arable
and in a )dgli'acaleni Cultivation and under good.
Ilincea, sub the remainder is river hill .land and
corpred with atl- kinds of-timber.
- An indispntable title will be given on the Jot day
'of April 1864, Und "poaaersion will be given, inutie
*diately if desired - by the purchaser. And either
.the whole or any part of the phrehirse money may
amain standing on said premises, until the,lst day
:of April 1865, with 6 per cent. interest from the.ls
'day:otAcird,'l.B64,if desired by the parchaaer,and
giving approved'security , tin the same. Any perion
wlshing.to view ,the prenitsea previous to the.day
.of safe Tay call on Adam Frey residing near the
'garde.
,
Saleto commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon ,
of saki day,,when due attendance will be given and.
terrhaldfliale made known by the undersigped Ex
ecutor of the list will of the said Anna Kendra:tan,
aleceaset
- CHRISTIAN AABECKEIL
ta-49
-d6d:2l
N. B.—lf the above mentioned property be not
sold Ori the efereerrid, day, it in the evening of
tile same ; dkr,:l:Miedted to the highest bidder. ,JOI
4 940 . year from , day,or April, 1854, and pea,
.A.Wnrinn givgd` iiiknedittitily . if desired.
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' Gsonos httinies r to the :Court of Qdriiiiir
-•! ,-Sessicms at JanuarY;term, 1854, for a liderisivto
I , .o3atinue keeping rs metal ?dnytoWi, East
-Donegal istp:;;Lanaiiter County, it bbin/iruitild
WE, thi undersigned chimea , ilonegril'iWp";,
Iwheressid-inn-or tavern is punirkted . to biskepti•do
certify, that- thensidinn or •taverif is_neceisary to
accommodate the. public and entertmn .iniangerit
and travellers, and. that :we are. well -acquainted
with thetwid Geo. •Muiry, -and that ho isof good
repute for uonesty -and: temperance, and.is , well
provided with house ream sad conveniences teethe
neeopembdalionof strangers and travellers.- ,
p eter :gabrightor;,-Simon P. Albright.,.•Henry
sherbahn, Nieholoa Clapper, Samuel Pence, Da-
I vid R. Jeffries, C. W. Murray; W. J. Shivemen,
I John S. Brandt, George Shroiner,•Jno. A. Houses!,
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Dr. iluater's Medical Manual anu mum uotilrfor
the afflicted. Containing an outline of the origin,
progress, -treatment and cure of every form of dis
ease contracted by promiscuous cereal intercourse,
by self-abuse-or by sexual- excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in a familiar style avoid
ing all medical technicalities, and everything that
would offend the ear ol decency; with an outline of
complaints incident to Females, from the result of
some twenty years' aeccessful practice, exclt:sively
devoted to the cure ol diseasesof a delicate or pri
vate nature.
To which ie added \ rsceipts for the cure of the
; above diseases, and a treatise on the cause, symp
toms and cure of the lever and ague.
Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in Penn
College, Phil adelp Mo.—Dr. Hunter's Medical M an
nal.—The author 01, this work, unlike the majority
of those who-advertise to cure the disease of which
it treats is a graduate of one of the beat Colleges
in the United Siete". It affords me pleasure to re
commend him to the unfortunate, or to the victim
of malpractice, as a successful and. experienced
practitioner, in whose honor and integrity they may
place the greatest confidence. ..•
Jos. S. LONGSBOB.F., M. D.
From A. Woodward, M. D., of Penn. Universi
ty, Philadelphia.—lt gives me pleasure to add my
testimony to the processional ability Of the Author
of the "Medical Manual." Numerous cases of dis
ease of tae Gental Organs, some of them of long
standing, hive came under my notice, in which
his Skill has been manilest ie rest°, ing to perlbet
health, in cases where the patient has been consid
ered beyond medical aid...tri the treatment of Sem
inal weakness, oc disarrangement of the lunCtions
produced by sell;abuse, or excess of venery, 1 do
tot kitow his superior in the profession. I have
been acquainted with the Author some thirty years,
and deem norm more than jusuce to him as well as
kindness to the unfortunate victim of early indis
creuon, to recommend him as one in whose:pro
fessional skill and integrity they may safely confide
themselves. 'ALFRED WOUDerAItD, M. D.
‘•
This is without exception, the most compre
hensive and intelligent wore published on the class
of diseases el which it treats. Avoiding all tech
nical terms, it addresses itself to the reann ol its
readers. it is free from all objectionable matter,
and no parent, however fastidious, can object 'to
placing it into the hands of his eons. The author
has devoted many years to the treatment of the
various complaints treated of, and, with too little
breath to putt; and .too little presumption to im
pose, he has offered to the world, at the merely
nominal price of 2b cents, the fruit of some twenty
years' most successful practice."—Berald.
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knowledge imparted in this invaluable work. It
would save years of pain, mortification and soirow
to the youth under their charge."—Peopies AcloOr
cute. I
A Presbyterian clergyman in Onto, writing of
'Hunter's Medical Manual" says :—" Thousands
upon thousands or our youth, by' evil example and
influence of the passions; have been led into the
habit of self-pollution, Without realizing the sin
and fearful consequences upon themselves and
their pos nt . The constitution or thousands who
are Fits g faZeti have been enfeebled, a not tiro
ken down, and - ey du not kcow the cause or the
ere. Anything that can be done . so to enlighten
and influence the public mind as to theca, and ul
timately to remove this wide-spread source of hu
man wretchedness, would cooler the greatest bles
singg4
next to the religion of esas Christ, on the
present and coming generati n , .tiatemperance (or
the use of intoxicating drinks) 1
bough it has slain
thousands, is not a'greater scourge in the human
race. ACcept my thanks on behalf of the afflicted,
and, believe me, your co-worker in the good work
you aro co amtvoly engaged in.".
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25 cents 2 or six copies for $l. Address,(post
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supplied on the most liberal terms.
Bee 27 ly-49
JF. Shroder & Co. o hold Ibr Sale,
• Pennsylvania 5 per cent. Limn.
,Lancaster City S do. •
Conestoga Steam Mills 6 do.
. Lancaster Gas Stock, 100 sharea.
Lancaster Bank do. 50 shares.
Farmers> Bank do. 20 shares.
Manheim Plank Load, 10 shares.
Manor Turnpike, 1 share. .
Old American dollars, hall, quarter,Spanish and
Mexican dollars bought at 2 per cent. premium.
J. F. SHRODEIt & CO.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
J. F. SHRODER Sr. CO
Stocks and bonds bought and sold in the Phila
delphia; Baltimore or New York Markets, at the
regular commission. J. F. SHRODER & CO.
Intereskallowed ou depOsits at the rate of 5
per cent., the deposit and interest payable on de
mand, giving all persons haying money laying idle
a chance to make 5 per cent interest, till they wish
to make use of it or make a permanent investment
J. F. SHRODER & CO., Bankers.,
dec. 20 tf.4S No. 5. N. Qneen st:Lait.r.
Winted-10 Shares Manor Turnpike stock.
J. F. SHRO'DER & CO
Important to Young Men 5 Bow
l. mania 30 ready ways to make Money. I offer
for sale upwards of klurty different receipts, many
of which have been Sold the past year fclr 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 manufacture and sale of-any
one of the articles, no young man of energy and
ability can. fail to make money.
Address E. BOWMAN, 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. [dcc 20 3m-47
Court 'Proclamation.
AtATIIEREAS„the Hon. H. G. LONG, President,
and D. B. VONDERSICITEI and J. Bnowri,
Esqr's., Associate Judges of the court of Common
Pleas, in and for,the county of Lancester, and As
sistant Justices of the court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions-a
the Peace, in and for the said county of Lancaster,
have issued their Precept to mq duected, requiring
me, among other things, to make Public Proclama
tion throughout my Bailiwick, that the court of Oyer
and Terminer and. General Jail, delivery, also, a,
Court or General QUarter Session - s
of the Peace and
Jail Delivery, will commence in the city of Lancas
ter, in , the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on the
Third Monday in January, 1854. In pursuance
of wfifelrprecept
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to tFe
Mayor, Reedider, and Aldermen of the City of
Lancaster, Justice& of the Peace, km.,.0
, f.the county
of Lancaster, that they be then and there, in lbw
own proper persons, with their lolls, records and
examinations; and inquisitions, and their oth
er remembrances, to do those things, which to
their offices appertain in the behall to, be done; and
also, kit those who will proisecule - agninst the pris
oners who are, or then shall 5e in the Jail of the
said county of Lancaster, are td be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be just.
ELI AS, f r ~•Sherill
..No
Dated at Lailcaster this 24tu day:ot . 4. 1n53:
N. B.—Punctual attendance of Jurors and, 1,4
it
nesses will herealter be expected mid, required. on
the first day of the sessions. 41dermen and Jus7
tices of the Peace are required by an order or court,
dated Nov. 21st, 1848 to return their recognizance.
to - G. R. Hendrickson, clerb ul Qaaiter Sessions
`within one week trom the day 01 , final action in
each case, and in daiult thereof the Magistrate's
costs will not be. allowed.
I,anoaSter, nov 28 1853. td-43
Election . Notice.—The, Annual Meeting
of the inembeis of the . Lancaster Conn
-ty Mutual Insurance • Company, will 'be
held at the office of the 'company,' ar Williams
town, 'on the second 1. u cad y of January nexty on
which day an election will be hold between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A:. Mr, and . 4.P. M.-, for the
purpose of electing Nine Directors for din ensuing
year. ' NATH. E.,SLAYMAKP.R,
dec 27 Id-491 • 'Secretary.'
. (Examiner' and Lancasterian'copn '
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Wan and.Wlnter 111111nery . .:ivirs
RINNINGER had just rettfined 'from the City
with a splendid aersormient 'Fall, and
Winter Millinery, consist:Mi .- Of IfONNETS,
Velvet Itibbons,., Flownia;,Feathers; Stc.-7
,Also, a handsome asecninniat of Cloak and Pose
;Trimmings, and a new eqiel of Plaid
- •
ca 29 Bt-40,„
..NOUICAB.--Persous wishit , to gee the Conesto
ga Steam Mills, Must apply lo: tickets to one
of ho Directors. [dec 20 3t48
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n0v.15. 12t-43
e 7 rilortoods.— I HOS. W. E VAN 8
tie CO:, Nol 214 Chesnut street, Philadelphia,
nave now on hand a hill assortment of alt the LA
TEST STYLES of seasonaule i. 7 001./S, imported
by themsolies, and which .hey will self at the ve
ry lowest prices. Among tnese goods 'will be
found, rich Brocade Silksinew apes jYlatd , do.
Plaid do. of every variety; Velatr Utiman ; Armor°
Silks; .Plain Black Glossy mike; do. 105 Mourning;
second Mourning fluid Silks; It.N /Salk Plaids;
Valencia Plaid; W °bleu Plattlll i .Lupin's Cukb
meres and Mertnoes ; Mon, de Lantos, Lamest
Clothe, for Cloakinget together with above mocks
French Cloths, and Velve t Cloaks, of the latest
styles. I F '
Also, the largest .and "bleat assorted stock oi
SHAWLS of every variety which tlofy have ever
uttered to their custoniers.' 'Lau , / .t.t2
i llhe approaching linlildays.--•A
1 Morrie unneunas and a happy Pt ow 'lcor, We
aimuld all keep 'alive to the joymi returu of the hol
iday season and nut target Lue 'Lime honoree cue
tom' 'er Lit pruseitting Llirietinaa v% bat .18
inure appropriate tor a gilt than a combination Lit
the useful ornarnenfdl and beautiful? AL IN eniz's
you will find the renewing offered tor your selec
tion among the list 011:Metal Christmas galls, at re
duced paces, expressly tar the helium)
brocha buawle, a 'gut combining uaviulne and
[madly, Tibet ottawls, bl'k and coi'u, clot bay
State, do; Plaid, silks, tor a beautiful drese--, mag
nificent gift, brocade Silks, dO; filch 13011.41 (task
de; Drilliaut Plaid bilk tiaistimerea, do; tint
-I,,attl,Frectil AYtiOlplatills, de; hap Gaia flatus, all
itriCes, do; Gay Mouse du Lames, do; Ladies' nue
dukoatered veatii,ab a eceptule gilt; Latium' drench
kinbroidered collars, do; Ladies' Frcuen emU'd
Undereleves, do; Ladica , i3 and Gents , hid Gloves,
uu;.Ladiea' and Gents.' beautiful - Searle, uuclticri
zilk Cravats and Mkt's, do. •
Disciples el St. N 'cholas l remember the place.
WENTA'S GOLDEN Eitt.LE,
dec 13 1.1-47 J Corner E. King - and Centre squire.
I J. Selling, Decorative and
• Plain Painter—ln Fresco, Encaustic, Dia-
Leather, and Oil colors; also, sign Painting and
Ging lit imitation of every variety of Weed,
Mar e and Sandstone, execu,od by bun -in a stile
not to be surpassed either in regard to durability,
nose resemblance to nature, beauty of workman
ship, lrc.
lie flatters himself in saying that by having 20
years thedretical and practical experience in hilt
business (in Europe and this country,, he heels con
fluent, of anlStu satity.and please all who
may intrust non with their work, to his prolistimon.
tie innst respectfully solicits a sharp of public pat ,
renege. Shop in south Duke street, adjunang the
Lutheran Church, in Widmeyees building.
dec 27
Ihulled Partnership..—NOTlCE,--
1,4 We, the subscribers, have this day entered
into a limited partnership, agreeably to the laws of
this Commonwealth, and du hereby certify, that
the name of the firm under which itie said firm is
to be conducts is Sourbeer & Young—that the
general nattir I the business to be transacted is
the purchase and sale 'of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware, and such other articles of morch.onlize
usually purchased anti sold in a country store—
and that the same will.be conducted and carried
on in Sale Harbor, Manor township, Lancaster
county. That the names of the general partners
are Michael R. Sourbeer and David F. Young, of
Manor township, Lancaster county, and the ape.
mat partners are Edwardliess, of the same place,
and Jacob Sourbeer, of Conestoga township,
county aforesaid. That the amount of capital con
tributed by each of said special partners, /8 One
Thousand Dollars, in cash. The period at which
said partnership.is to commence, is December let,
'853, and is to terminate'on the Ist day of April,
.859. MICHAEL R. • SOLIRIiEER,
DAVID F. YOUNG,
EDWARD HESS,
JACOB SOURBEER,
60-.17
Now is the time for Cheap'Cioods
at the BEE HIVE STORE. CHRIST Ai AS
:is coming, and in order to be prepared for C briar.-
:pas and New Year's Presents,. we have been open
ing a large assortment ofiyuzes Goons, Swans,
Gtoves, &a. &c. Here is a chance for you—lmind
Father, ,H other, Sister or Brother—to give either
a Silk Dress, Shawl, or French Merino Dress, or
even a pair or Bajous Kid Gloves. t. ho doeanot
appreciate a present—especially froi% a Wend--
a "timeihonorcd custom."
W ENTZ,'S SEE HIVE STORE,
dec'l3 tf-47) No. 65 North Queen et. -
.
i lommer4al Hotel, Philmiet
-1
N-) PliiA.—' he subscriber, thankful for the lib
eral patronage she has received, hereby notifies
the public in eneral. and her Lancaster county
friends in particular,. that she' still continues to
keep the Hotel, formerly the. AmmucAsr House,
No. 18 S. Sixth street, between Market and t.,hen
nut, and cow khown/a TIM Contimaciaa. Ham..
The house is Weill up and re-modeled in ele
gant style, from attic to basement—the furniture,
bedding, &c., &p., being entirely now; and every
arrangement is made tor the comfort and convessi
mice of its patrons.
From the central location, and its close pros
irnity to the Railroad Depots, Steamboat Landings,
'places of amusement, fashionable thoroughfares
and public! t sqtarea, tv offers inducements to the
Merchant vlaitieg the. city on business, or the
Traveler 'seeking pleasure. To familes and fe
males Visiting the city, decry, facility wilt be afford
ed, and every comfort, - regarded to make their visit
agreeable and pleasant.
A share of public patronage is reirpecfully. sub
mit. Terms 81,25 per day.
S. LSBO, Proprietor...
JAtos' G. Ul), Supprintendent
dec . 6, 1853
otice.—The Board oi Directors of the
N
sylvinia Training Sbhool foildirdic and Fee
ble Minded Children '
imiorptirated by the Legisla
ture or Penna., April 103, give notice that they
'will now receive a few additunal pupils under Id
years of age into their instautien. appilea
libn will be nece.sarylo secure admit:situ., a. with
their present atcommodations their nupitier must
be babied. Application may be made , io
Hen GEORGE .. STROUD,
PRILIP . JUSTICV.,
S. MORRIS WALE;
' Committee:el Reception, Piniada.
or to the Principal pf the Institution
JAMES •11. RICHARDS,
Germantown, Pa.
clec 20 6r-48J
Estate of John Steele,
.ileed.—
Letters 'tea:atinentarY on the estittc of John
Steele, fate of Loacock. township; Lancaster coun
ty, Pa., decor!. have been issued to the subscritier
residing in said.townsttip ; Alt persons indebted to
said estate are! reqaested to make payment male-,
diately, and those, having. claims vt present there
without delay propertyauthentica
ment. JANE. STEle.l.E,E.Vrit.
nov 29 , • . 6t-45
'New Book—hist published, "Busy Mo
ments of an Ide Woman," containing the
following exquisite tales, "Edith, An. Every Day
Life," " The Widow," " Old Maid-ism,yii. Afar
riage,,' and in."'Emsode In the life ora Woman
of Fashion," lv 12m. W. 0. SPANGLER,
nov /9 • • ' • ,
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Veitlttan — Bllnd.l4.-ef t h e ' latest ;
,and'itoas, ihnhiiiiable,stylenintt newest pat-
terna,malinti,dtPreiciinnitly to urger by the sub- • ,
sertner—sanifitnit)tif,whkclikssingkie seen at husahnp,.,
in , East Viiikstrent wir;sl . . p s: xe ti.)P.J; I 3 .Quqe4. l ,-.;
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t d '4 1 . 46 470.0/ : '.
W. ,914.0).1., e ;f51r.r.
kind iii the'Oftiiii: as r 9 t . - fyAst, - 44pfra,84cath.fthrf
moat i ritigo'nobte terms, httiaused tcriirder. -
A share el public patronage is rcipeetfully so
licited. CONRAD ANNE.
Lan. nor 22 4441
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