Late From Ea:rope:
The Bombardment ,„06rameltced—' Men.sch,ikof ,
Pailiallilto:inforoiel.
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- / „ Nzw,YOttic Nov 4 3.
The - steamship Arabia:arrive& this morn
ing, with Liverpool 'dates to -the 2).st ult,three
days later \ than beforeieceiVed. i
TH3 WArt.--The boinbardment-lof Sebasto
.pol commenced on the 13th ult., from 2.oo'piec
es of heavy artillery. ' _ ,,
•Outar Paschs w has,,go / tO the Crimea, to
7 ,
take part in a council e war„ and it is believ
ed that his force Will b ,Itentttbither. believ
ed that
Russian/troops, nderi lenschikoff , have
been partially re-inforoed.)" 1
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The government employe s say, that serious
intelligence is not lookedifdr-betore the begin
ning of November. ' I i
Accounts from-Odessa to / the Bth October
say that Gortschakof was; atthat place..
A Russian corps'itf 14,0U0 men was posted'
near Sebastopol, and the opening of great op
erations is daily expected.
Canrobert has notified the French govern
ment that the position of the allies is impreg
nable, being defended with 80,000 men and
200 guns, andwould be held ageinst an army
of 200,000 Russians. . ----- --
Letters from Constantinople to the 12th of
October say, that 3000 of the. Foreign legion
and 4000 Turks have just left for the Crimea.
In consequence of the correspondenceibund
among the efforts of Menschikoff, captuked: at
Alma,- several important arrests have been
made at Varna.
Two British Steamers have been ordered to
the Sea of Azof to bombard the town of
Ktirtch.
A large portion of the French Baltic fleet
has returned to Cherbourg.
SORTIE OF THE GARRISON OF SEBASTUPOL. —
The Mouiteur of Friday morning confirms the
intelligence.,of a sortie attempted by the
garrison of Sebastopol agaiuss the seige works
The enemy was vigorously repulsed. This
news is authenticated by the Charge d'Affairs
of France at Constantinople.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS IN THE ORIHEA.—VIES 2
NA, Oct. Di.—Up to the 10th i nothing of
iui
portance had occurred in the Crimea. Accor
ding to the SOldaten Freund, Prince Menschi
koff left 20,000 mew. in Sebastopol, and en
trusted the command of the army there to
General Clioniutufr. He left on the Ist fur
Perekop, where three infantry divisions, three
cavalry divisiens, and eight Cossack regiments
had been concentrated.
On the 7th, Prince Alenschikoif left Pere
kup with reinforcements, and it was expected
that, with the reinforcement advancing from
Cherton, the Russian army would, ou the
20th, be 70,000 strong. The northern forts of
Sebastopol, and nut Bakshiserai, now futin
the base of the Russian operations.
ODESSA, Oct. B.—Prince Clortschakoff is here
The news from the Crimea is unfavorable fur
the Russians. Prince Menschikoff, who could
not maintain his position at Bakshiserai, has
sent his army to Sebastopol, and gone to Pere
kop.
THE LATEST.—A despatch from Bucharest.
dated Oct. 16th, announces that the bumbiird
.ment of Sebastopol was commenced on the
13th, with 200 pieces of heavy artillery.—
It was expected nut to hold out more than 3
or 4 days.
12,000 Russians under Uschakoff, have oc
cupied the. Danube Terries, near Toultsch.-
3,000 Russians have crossed the-Danube into
the Dobrudscha. The vanguard is at Bade
duch.
By two arrivals at New York, we have news
from California to the 3Uth September, and
gold to the amount of $1,382,600. They also
furnish melancholy intelligence of the hostile
attacks of the Indians on the emigrants, as
witu as in Oregon on the settlers. Several par
ties of overland emigrants from Texas by the
way of the Colorado have been attacked by
Indians, who carried off six hundred head of
cattle, killed one man near Tueson, and fifty
persons in another party, some of the women
and children, being reserved ter a more horri
ble fine. From this massacre Several persons
who were iu the rear of the party escaped on
fleet horses, and bore the news to Caliturnia.
On the Tinigatta trail, twenty-five emigrants
had perished fur want of water, among them
being a man from Pennsylvania, name un
knoivn. in Oregon a still more horrible mas
sacre has been perpetrated by the Indians on
Boise river. Encountering a party of emi
grants they killed some twenty persons, Men,
women and children, butchered them horri
bly, _practising the most shucking barbm'ties
on the women with hot irons, so that they ex
pired in excruciating agony. Three children
they burned to death before the eyes of the
• mother, and then tortured her to death. A
body of troops has been sent in pursuit of the
- savages, but from the strength of their tribe
and strongholds, a tedious war is apprehended.
'COUNTERFEITER ARREziTED.--401111 Wi6ull,
an old counterfeiter who has long practised
his trade about Penningtonville, Chester eo.,
and the Gap in Lancaster, has been caught.
$5OO in counterfeit $2. notes on the Middle
town Bank, and i;;.ss on the Girard Bank, were
thrown away from, his person while deeino
before the officers. (He offered them bribes tg
let him escape.
To ALL: U. , . I
A lieW.lentilre of business: Every ono his own Salesman.
Jones at Co., of the Crescent one Price Clothing Store, No.
2Uil Market street, above 6th, in addition to habiug the
largesti must varied and fashionable stuck of Clothing in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales. have consti
tuted every one his own Salesman. by having marked in
figures. on each articlu L tht very lowest price it run be
sold for, so they Cannot possibly vary—all must buy alike.
The goods are all well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making, so that all can buy with the
full assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest
price. •
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above oth, No. 2eo.
feb i ly-o JONEri
.4Q.- HENRY INVIGORATING CORDIAL—The merits
of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and-cure
of physical prostration, genital debility, nervous alle,
Slone, &e., be., are fully described in another column of
this paper, to which the reader isreferred, $3 per bottle. 3
bottles for $5, sis bottles for p 5; std per dozen. observe
the mark of the genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. CUIIEN, No. 3 Franklin 'tow,
Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa.. to whom all
orders must y be address&l. For sate by all i'eapeettible
Druggists auki Merchants throughout the country.
• T. W. Dyurr d sU.NS,
132 S• 3d st., Philadelphis, sole agents lur Penna.
For sale at the Aledleine Store, East orange st., neat to
Kramph's Clothing store. . Jan
M.A.1 . 1111.A.G18.
On the 2nd Inst., by the Bev. Mr. Harbaugh; loose Her
shey of East Donegal to Mrs. Anna E. Aagde of Mouutjoy
borough.
By the Rev..l. J. Strive, John 11. Miller to Catharine
Stmun, of Last llemptield.
By the same, Abraham Shultz of West Lampeter, to
Catharine Houlther ' of Strasburg.
On the 15th ult., by ROT. J. J. &rine, Samuel Holier, to
Anne Frcelich, both of Peen flop.
DEATII.
On Friday last, at the - State Asylum near llarri,burg,
JOHN B. .Ilutertioooor, formerly of this city, ass. to
his day, one of the ablestaud must distinguished hoty ers
.iu Pennsylvania. Ills remains were brought to tills city,
and interred in the family burying ground, on zunday •
In the Borough of Washington, to tins county, oulhurs
day last, after a protracted illness, Or. Abraham Bitner,
the 40th year of his ago. •
in this city, on Thur sday l last, Casper Brauer, aged
about 65 years.
• On the 16th ult., in Penn township, Peter iteist, iu tuc
56th year of his age.
PIIILADELPIIIA, 6aturday, Nov. 4
The Dour market is still firm, with light stock. Ship
ping brands are firmly held at• .N.,123,1e.,437 3 A per bbl., tor
good brands, and extra au 'o,la to slo,ao. lye flour Is
scarce at about j 7 per bid. Last sales of Pen.* ivaum
Itleal at $4,57j,', per Obi.
\knout is scarce and Wanted. Sues of prime red at
sl,ut.(e ; :.!, and Mir and prime white at $2,u5(....,;,u0. Itye is
in demand at $l,lB for Southern, and $1,..42. for l'eunsylva
nia.. Corn is dull; sales of yellow at eUcts., atioat. vats
have advanced; last sales of 'prime southern at :11c.tts5:2.
CATTLE 311ausr.—The receipts of beet cattle oaring the
past week amounted to about :Wee, which is a slight calling
olfh Prices continue to range from $1 to u j luu tbs. Cows
sell from $l5 to 45 each, according to quality. llogs, about
WU offered, prices ranged front jti to 7 'ES 100 los. toast
supply of Sheep and Lambs, and sales wore made at
to o. About ;SW head of heel Cattle were taken to . 1 ork.
LANCSATEIt K,
:November o , leof.
2she Directors of this Bonk. have tlaie
day - defamed a divideud of five per rent. out of the prof
its of the lust six. mouths. Payable to the storltholdels ou
demand. B. C. BACIDIA.N,
Mnov 7 ft-12 Cashier.
LANCASTER CUU:STY BANK,
.Koveniber 6, land. f
lI , Le Directors Of this Institution have
this day declared a Dividend ot nye per reel, on the
capital stock paid ih, payablu ou deaumud.
HUBERT D. CALLSOS,
Cashier.
CHM
Fall and Winter Millinery.—Misses MA
ltlist; 1,4 MI MI have just opened a large and handsome
assortment or lan and Hinter .11.1.1,14.1,111 f, at .
their itoOmoi u East Bing street, a leW doors east
of Sprecher Motel, to which [troy call the attention
of their friends end customers, and all others,who s.“.s.n
cheap and tairhionable Bonnet. nue
Notice.—The building lots on Walnut . & Linie streets,
belonging to the estate of Jonathan ioits, new., will
DO bola at PRIVATE 6.11. e. Apply to Wlll. Carpboter,. Last
Orange street
nov 7
state of Sarah Hoak, commonly called Free,
dec'd.—Letters of administration on the Estate
of Sarah Hoak, late of the city of Lancaster, decN, having
been granted to the undersigned residing In the said city:
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to 'tusks immediate payment, and to all persona
*hatLikg.claims against the same, to present *go duly au
tlienticated for 'settlement to
WY 7 et 42 14/4113TLiN =Zan.
Laneitater Bible Society .— Th e e annual
AG:Ming of the :Ammeter County Auvillvri - „Bible' So
ciety will be held@ the Rev./dr: Ifarbaugh's Church In
this City, on-Thanksgiving day , Thtizsday. Nov. Zid at 2
o'clock, I'. M., when the officers k a Board of Managers
will be elected for the ensuing year, & the customary bus.
bless transacted.
The anniversary sermon will be delivered at half past 6
o'clock by the Pastor of the Church after which the annu
al Report will be read by the Bee. Mr. Bishop. The mem
bers of the Churches & friends of the Bible• cause In the
City & Country:,- respeeljully invited to attend.- By or
of the Board of :4-tease:a.
ROBERT D. CARBON, Secey.
t(42
ATali&able Real Estate at Public Sale.—On
% Saturday, December 2d, 1864, will he sold by public
vendhe, at the public house of John Kreider, on the prem
ises, in the village of Partlisc; in the county of Lancaster,
In pursuance of an order f the Orphans' Court of said co.,
the following Real Estate, late of Esther Lefever, decd.
All that certain tract df Land with the improvements
thereon erected, situated in said village of Paradise, divi
ded lilt,' and to be sold in SIX purports.
Purport No. I consists of a two-story BRICK
TAVERN HOUSE, Bark, Shedding, out-houses,
and tract of Land containing 2 Acres and 40
PerchesAmore or.less. On this purport are a well
of never failing water, with a pump therein near Um. door.
another well under the back building, and a stream of nev
er-failing running water passing through the same—it is
au old and long-established Tavern :Baud. handsdnely lo
cated and hasiag a good run of custom.
„No, 2 consists of a tract 120 Perches of land tre,re er less
on which are erected a one-story BRICK i1../1 - .r. and other
necessary out-buildings.
Nu. 3 consists of a lot of ground containing 103 Per.,ngore
or less ou which are erecteda one and a half story much..
IItrUSE, Promo Shop sad other out-ouildiogs, said stream
of water running through the lot.
No. 4 consists of a building lot, containing •Ja Perches.
•
No. v consists of a building lot coutaining Perches.
nod No. G cousirds in a building lot conboining bi perches
All the of purports are bounded on the :north by the
Philadelphia 'arid Lancaster turnpike road, sad on the
south by the Panulin and Strasburg rood. i LW:, pur
port, will be sold separately or together to suit purchase,
Purchasers wiohing to view the premise, v, ill pitAIS, coil
on John Ki eider residing cm Purport NI, 1. 1110 .1,
scriber.
rale to commence at 1 o'clock P.M. ut said day, when
t ne attendance will be given, a draft exhibited, and the
t •t utS.A . sale made - kw., h by the undet signed athnini b tra.
' of the estatet, of enid deceased. .
ov th-42 HENRY MILLER.
•
Rare chance for Speculation.—Valuable
1 - 1 _REA LI:STATE for ruin,. lu pursuance of au :/riler of
U.,. Orphans' Court of Lauraster county, the undersigned
N . , 12 ..2(1..0 to public sale, at the hotel u: Edward Hut,
ley. iii the city of Lancaster, on 1i b,l , yaellA I'. the 2:lth
inst., at 7 o'clock. P. al.. the folios. lug, valuable Bea: Estate,
viz: •
A Farm of land eoutaiuing 194 Acres and 5'.! 'ruches
more or less, immediately adjoining the eastern side 4.lthe
gay of 'Atli:aster, bounded on the north by lauds of lzr. F.
- A. al uhlen ber,g and others, on thu isoot by property of,Satio
tie! (lank, amt on the south - by that nit James Clark and
others.
The improvements are of au a,..11,11! and COlllf,lttirit•
character. and consist of a Two- tort' DIVF.LIAM;
Hof :SE. Lark buildings. a lcum,
and Other 1i...it:1....1') out-buildings. The dwe.iing
house is supplied with ; almuflance of water 41 be
purest quality, and in addition to this. the well 1.1/o, 0
1.11 er near the cloti Ire of the ',rem i•
'the sale of this property presents au opportunit) to
parties desirous purchasing rarely uttered.
Its immediate vicinity to the cit VI th.. certainty of the
extension of some of the prin c ipal ,treets through IBS
premises; the facility NI ith which a larc,, portion 01 it may
divded into and disposed tas building lots; ;he char
acter ot itS JAME STUA I: QUA L:1;. and the quality of
its i.. 0141. 1.1,011 for farming purposes :done, allcombine to
render this property the most vs:tastily that has lasm
thrown into market of hate years.
Persons desirous of viewing the premiMa eat. do so by
calling on Andrew Dunlap, hsq., residing oil the 11,111: or
WI Francis Keenan, Esq.. atlas ottice Kramph's 11,0,
thangc st.
Terms made known at the side by
JOHN
RICHARD Milli:ANN. Jr.
Administrators of Bernard Ylethstin, deceased.
nov 7 Is-I2
aluable Woodland & Chesnut Sprout
LAM, undesigned tillers at public
sale, on raturda) the 2d of Drorir het, at the 111.11,11 e house
of Mr. Hand, in II rightsville, York County, the following
property :
No. 1. tract of laud situate in Lower Windsor and Up
per Ch fe_eford townships, York county, fronting on the
6usqueliama river and Tide touter canal, fur three-fourths
of n Mile. and containing about so acres, the greater part
of which is well covered with timber. to the premises mu
two Dwelling Houses mid an excellent water power, Laing
the sent of the lid Banger forge. The data en fishing
creek has upwards of 26 feet fall, and may be greatly rais
ed.
No. 2. A tract of first rote Tiltnim Latin immediately west
tit No. I,•itud adjoining loads of.,lohn Wilkinson and others
containing 167.cres. fishing creek passes through the
whole length of the tract affording water power equal to
that on No. I.
No. J. A tract of Chastitit ttprout Land, containing 39
Acres and It/ Perches, situate in Lower Wiudser tow ushlp.
York county, about our mile teem the ricer, limiting on
the south side of the road leading trout the nlStillellthlll.l
Canal : past George Cralery:s to Clay umitm - sE unlace. and ad
joining lauds tit Deury It it l,oet,dactib Lod. eller and other..
No. 4. A tract of timber Mud, eolitnhiing ;;Li Amos mid
156 Perches} Luanedfately east of No. 3, and adjoining bonds
of Bonham lleidelbaugh and others.
No. 5. Fedr pieces of laud each containing about 7 acres
well covered with Chesnut sprouts the most of 5, hidh are
large enough Mr rails. These lots are about out: Mile from
the river, and iront en the north side of the road that
bounds No. ii.
N 0... Two building lots, in Lower Windsor twp., front
ing turthe lower bona of the Qttual, each emmionte
000 am, of Liver Dothan Land. adjoining Lutde of the
heirs of Lewis Urban, Christian Imuninan :ant others.
Nos. l and 2 will be sold entire or iu purports as may
best suit purshasels.
Persons desiring to viva the property are requested to
caul en Adam .-Mylm, at Mundort's ,tore.
cabs to commence at 1 o'dock, P. at.. w Lou terms will L.
made known by
lice 7 If-41 .sAMULL hEYNGLD.-3.
TArug Business.—A situation is open in the Drug
L/Store of the subscriber for an active, intelligent young
wan to learn the Drug business.
CHAR Llii 4 A.
nos 7 41-12 No. 13 East Kin;z. street, Larteastos.
Reward.—Five Dollars reward will he paid fo.
QtJthe detecticin of the person or persons who are in the
habit of removing the. coverings from the fire pluiss.
Mayor.
EINEM
Inland Safety Mutual Insurance Corn
praty.—An election will be held for thirteen Directors of
said Company at their race in the city of Lancaster. on
Monday the 20th day of N,vetober inst., between the hours
elevon and threo o'clock.
RIUDOLPII F. RACCH
Sec'y Treas).
I=lElll
rpaima and Cloak Cloth.—Singie Milled French
Clnllu of various colors, suitable for Ladies Cloaks and
FL - RS—New opening a large and beautiful assortment of
VICTiAttivES, IniAS AND CUFFS, iu Stone, Martin. Fitch,
Lynse and Silver Martin Furs.
:U.S) handsome assortment of lirwha Shawls. all of
which be soul at the lowest prices.
I, I tf.l t HAGER & BROS.
A uditoes Notic e.-The undersigned appointed au
1-iditor to distribute the balance remaining in the hands
of Frederick Melling and Samuel Oberlin, executors
of the last will et John Greiner, dee'd, to and amuses
those entitled to the same. will sit fur the purpose• of his
appointment. on Friday s the bib of December next, at 2
o'clock, P. M., at the public house of Anthony Lechler, iu
the city of Lancaster. A. SLAYMAKEIt,
nor 7 4t-FL , Auditor.
Estate of John Frantz, (a lunatic.)—ln the
Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster.—
Whereas, Jacob Landis, committee of John Frantz (a luna
tic) did on the not day of October, 1851, file in the Office of
the Prothonotary of the said Court, his Account of the
said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the I ,, th
day of December, 1831, the confirmation thereof, unless
exceptions be filed.
Attest, .1, MN E. REED, broth's'.
Prony's oilier, lan. nor 7 4t-12
Uor Salo or Rent,—A Blacksmith Shop and Cenci:L
i' maker Shop. situate on the corner of North Hanover
and North streets. in the borough of Carlisle. Possession
will be given immediately.
Apply to IN Moiltti.
Carlisle. nov 7 it-It
ARare Chance for Capitalists I—The Sub.
scriber; being aged :Ind desirous to retire from busi
ness,offers at Private Sale, the following valuable h eal Es
tate:
No. I.—That well known and desirable Farm and Mill
property, known as -Cares llsburg Mill," situate part in
Liberty twp., Adams county, Pennsylvania, and part iu
Emmitsburg District, Frederick county, Marylrnd, 4 miles
sontheast of Fairfield, nod 2 miles west of Emmitsburg.—
The farm contains 700 acres, with the following improve
ments: -A commodious and comfortable Stone
Dwelling House, with back-buildings attached, a
bunk barn, 100 feet long and 50 deep. with the
necessary out-buildings.
The Mill is entirely new, finished in 1074, and of superior
structure in every respect for a Merchant and Grist Mill,
being built of good materials and on the latest improved
plan. It is driven by Tom's Creek, which passes nsaisly
centrally through the Farm. There is also a Saw Mill and
Still-House, convenient to the Mill, and FIVE TENANT
lIGUSES. on the premises --also an excellent apple orchard
and a variety of the choicest Fruit. About h./nacres of the
paln are cleared land, laid out in convenient fields, and
the balance. heavily.timbered. There is a quarry of lime
stone, on the farm, and& portion of the land is limed. For
'beauty of scenery, abundance of pure water and pure at
mosphere, it is one of the most desirable locations in the
State. The Waynesboro', Greencastle and ilercersburg turn
pike passes through the farm, immediately in front of the
improvements, and intersects the plank read leading Ulm'
Westminster to Baltimore city. Also the survey of the con
templated line of the Western Maryland Railroad passes
within a few rods of the Mill. The improvements with
400 acres of land would be sold separately, to suit purcha
sers.
No. 2. A valuable farm. containing 215 acres. situate in
"Carroll's Upper Tract; Adams county, titijoiniiig lands of
Hugh Culbertson, Benjamin Marshall and others. The
improvements consist of a comfortable DWELL N.: 11l E
Bank Barn, and all necessary out buildings. There is lin
Orchard of select fruit trees in tine bearing condition tin
the Farm, and a due proportion of Timber.
No. 3: A tract of woodland, containing Mi acres. adjoin
ing lands of John Flohr, John Mclntire, and others. It is
heavily timbered with Yellow Poplar, Bock Oak. White
Oa want , and other valuable Timber.
arsons desirous to purchase will please call on the
sum r, residing on the Mill property.
nor 7 JAMES MrDITIT.
wruors CO3l1 3 01TRD OF
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LINE
A cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron
chitis, General Del'int. .r.l all Scrofulous Humors. This
compound has Leen r h the most complete success
by our most celct•rat,e.l ph, sicisus, for the removal and per
manent cure of :hs al,e,e disease. Hundreds for whom
there was no hope before the discovery of this simple, yet
effectual remedy, have been raised to health and happiness
by its timely use. The following case of J. Williams is
sufficient to convince all of its wonderful effects. He says.,
I had been sick with confirmed consumption for several
months. bad used the..clem-Vod Liver Oil most of the
time, but had derived but.little benefit from It. I bad an
.
• ttack of bleeding at the lunge, which alarmed my friends
very much, or:41/u now supposed there was no hope for
me. About this time I beard of your Compound of Cod
Liver Oil and Lime. - I immediately commenced using it,
and soon began to perceive its beneficial effects. In two
months my cough had entirely left me, and I am now en
joying perfect health. buly yours,
•
WILLIAMS.J.
N. B.—This Compound does not nauseate like the clear
Cod Liver OIL but can be taken with pleasure by the most .
delicate females. Tntended Removal—The Barber Shop of the sub
,
Be stumand get the genuine. Han only by scriber will be removed on the first of December, to the
ALEX'R. B. LBOR, Chemist. , basement of Dr. Welchers' building, tan doors north of its
led Court street, Boston. present location, where increased facilities .and better so
- For sale in Philadelphia, by T. W. Doom •• Sozoil32 N. commodatious will be afforded all who favor him with the!:
nSecond street, andirt Lancaster by Druggists generally. custom, CILLBLES B. Wills `MSS.
or T 445 oct 21 WD
Farra•Bor Ma will sell at prii
Pamir containing .175 Acres of patent
ated in Alien's Cove, 12 miles above Minh
from Duncantion lion Works, at Petersburg,.
Aboat 90 Aces are cleared and in a high state s
conveniently divided into fields and under gt
Rail fence 'with water hi all the fields. The,
FRA3IRIIOIISE with ilaszit, a Frame Barn, a r
Spring Hone reed a never, tang Ewing of e
lent water not 30 yards from tho house, an?
other ageing about 50 yards off that can be brce
in to the loitchen, and have a fountain and
Barn yard all the year round; Also, tic
CILLRDS; one just bminnlng to hear, mitt
grafted Cherry tress, Plums and Peaches.
This land - can bo,_conveniently divided inl
1 .4 mile from the Pennvylventa Rail Road. "
of the very best quality, consisting of white
and Chesnut oak. Locist, and all kinds of tip
becoming very valuable. The reason I ter
have no person but myself and wife, and
and wish to live retired.
'Any person wishing to purchase will be al
erty, and all the information given by applyy,
scriber residing on the premises. There are
within X of a mile and grist mills, and ago
all kinds of produce at Petersburg. The cm
hilf cash ou giving possession, the balance may remain
with interest 4 or 5 years at the option of the purchaser.
Pin,se.iou will be given immediately. or on the first of
April nest. W3l. MAYALL.
Duncanuou, Perry co., nor i tf42
merican Artl•ts , Union.—The Amorienu
,Ath,te* Union *rubd respectfully announce to the cid
! :tens of Che United States and the Canadas. that for the
purpose of cultivating a taste for the fine arta throughout
the country. and with a view of enabling every family to
become possessed of a gallery of Engraving, BY THE
FIRST AIITISTS OF TfiE AGE, they have determined, in
order to create an extensive sale for their Engravings, and
thus not only give employment tna large number of artiste
and others, but inetlire among our countrYmen a taste fur
worts or art. to pre,tnt the purchasers of their engra
i rings. when 2.:, , L000 4f which ere sold. '250,000 Gifts,
1 of the actual cost of i 1.50.006.
. .
Each purchaser of a One Dollar laigraring, therefore, r,
ceivea not only an Engraving richly worth the money, but
also a ticket which entitles him to one of the Gifts when
they are distributed.
For Five Lklllars, a highly finished Engraving. boanliful
ly PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICKET, will le•
or Five Dollars worth of splendid Engravings ran be
selected from the Catalogue. and sent by return mail or
express.
A copy of the Catalogue. together pith a specimen ()lone
of the Engravings. can be coon at the office of this paper.
For eaSh dollar sent. an Engraving actuAlly worth Oust
sum, and a I a ft Ticket. will immediately be furnished.
AGENTS.—The Committee believing that the success of
this Great National Undertaking will I. materially promo
te)). by the energy and entarprise of Intelligent and perse
vering Agents. have resolved to treat with such on the
mos liberal tunas.
I
' A y parson wishing to become an Agent, by - sending
,r,os paid.,.{l. will receive by return of mail. a ()tie Dollar
Ell. ving. a -GIFT TICKET: . a Prosp,tus, a Catalogue
an ell other neces)mry information.
i n the final completion of the sale. the Gifts will be pla
c, in the hands of a Committee of the purchasers to be
trstributed. due notice of which will 11, elven through,ot
the Unit),l States and the Canada),
/ ' LIST OF GIFTS.
Iris Marble busts of Washington. ar SIOO
100 " Clay Dm
100 )) 0 Webster, IN)
lon 0 '. Calhoun, 100
50 elegant Oil Paintings, In splendid
gilt frames, glee Sod ft. each, lOO
1N) elegant Oil Paintings, 2,3 ft. owl), 5q
500 steel plate :lugravings, brilliantly
colored in oil, rich gilt frames 2-ix
30 in. each,
10,00) elegant stool plate hog.
...
,lord oil, of the WaNinnaton
Monument. 90x110 in. eaell,
2117,000 steel plate oat:ravings. from
100 different plates now in posses.
Sioll of and owned hy the Artist,.
Union, of the market tato, of
from 50 cents to ;t1 each.
1 first-days Th; ening% in nlat'st., Now
York City,
2.1 Building Lots in 'loo and 101 stn.. -
S. Y. City, each 25:000 ft. Mali. at Lono
100 Villa rites. containing each 10,000
sq. ft. in the suburbs of New York
City. and commanding a magnifi
cent view of the Ilutlson River and
Long Island finund. at
20 pdipetual loans of 110 h, without
interest, or security, of OLSO each:
50 •• 100
llefetelMe iu rugard to the heal Estate. B. J. Visscher
Real Estate Brokers, New \lock. Orders, (post paid,)
with money enclosed, to be addr,sed.
J. W. lb 11,131300KE,
SUL 13roadway. N. Y.
The linglavinge in the Catalogue are now ready for Mil'
erg. (0 months.: .
üblic Sale.—Pursuant to au iirder of the (orphans*
p
Court, the undersigned administrator of David Cramer.
deed. will sell at public sale. on the 'wends, of No. I. on
Friday. November 2lth. ISA, the following described
real estate, situate in Martie township. at the place where
the road from ROWIIIISTiIIe to McCalls Ferry cross., the
road from Martie Forge to Wentz's Mill, about 3 mile, from
Ilawliusville. 2 front MrCalfs Ferry, 5 from Marlie Forge, 2
from Wends Mill and 15 south of Lancaster. to wit
No. 1, containing 102 acres and 104 perches, adjoining
lands of Samuel etamer, George lielamy, Abner Brossius
and others, upon which is erected a comfortable
Stone Dwelling House. log barb nod other out
buildings and a young apple orchard of choice
fruit.
•
Nu. 2, containing S acres and 142 perches situate in Dru
mm, township adjoining lands of Wm. and James Penny
and others.
On No. 1 there is about. acres of good wood-laud - well
set with hickory. oak. chesnut and locust: the i.alance is
good farm land in a high state of cultivnth•n. convenient
to mills, schools. stores and places of public worship. No.
1, will he sold al.sofether or in 2 parts as may best suit pur
chasers.
No. 2. Is a•woodlot well setwith different kinds of timber.
Persons wishing to view the shove property previous to
the day of sale will please cull on Samuel Creme, residing
near the same. Salo to . commence at 1 o'clock P. 31., of
said day when terms will be made known by
JAMES PASSMORE.
• SAMUEL CRAMER,
Administrators.
Oct. 31 4t.-11]
rrs• Kerfoot has oponod a handsome assortment
1:1...t FALL and IWIN:I'ER MILLINERY. at her remais
in south Queen street.. below the Lancaster Stank. She
invites the Ladies to call. uct :St :3[41.
k ...:toves Stoves at SpFeclker.'ii Hard
7Ar orth queen street, Lancaster.—The Sink
StfilPe, 113, just received a lan4e aS,OIIIIIOIII of Parlor. Cook
and Wood :_-TOV ES, from the most celebrated manufactu
rers of Troy, Sew York. Albany, Philadelphia. and also
from our own city. In his large ahsortment may be found
the following and many other patterns: The vi lobe Air-
Tight, is a very superior large Oven .'-_itove. which his
been extensively sold. and has given general satisfaction.—
It is adopted for burning Weed or and is highly re
commended for either.
The Union Air-Tight: thin is n new and beautiful pat
tern. with ar. improved draft, wid,h we can recommend
without
COOK STUVEs.
Blobs Air-Tight, Flat Toy Complete,
Liberty Air.Ti,,,lit, New Complete,
Improved Complete, Julian Cook,
-- Morning; Star. Victor.
Buck improved, Summer Baker.
Hathoway. Victory,
Astor. Capital. iiiracd.
Also, a great variety of other l.caic Stoves, of approNed
patterns.
Parlor Stoves
Union Air-Tight Star Franklin
Golden Age •• Diamond Parlor
Etna Excelsior .•
Jewel Parlor, Chandelier,
Ocean Queen, 2
. Mirror •-
Jenny Lind, , ,
. Orunmeutal Box Stove
New Jenny Liud, . New Pattern Base.
New Pattern Radiator, Fairy Queen,
Harp Cannon, Coal Burner.
Together with a large number of Pada . . Dining Room
and Ton-Plate Wood Stoves of every siie and pattern.
44' Having the Sole Agency for the city and county
of Lancaster, fur the sale of two of tug most celebrated
Cook Stoves now in use, they can.lie had: at no other es
tablishmont. The undersigned, therefore Invites all who
wnat a good Stove, to call and examine his assortment.
4.iir - Uld Metal, Timothy nod Clover seed taken in ex
change for goals,
oct 31 3m--11
American Fire Co.'s First Annual Clti
teus Dress Ball.—To be given ou Thursday Evening.
November 1.6, 1854. at Fulton Hall.
MANAUEIS.
P. M. Meltler,
Hon. 11. G. Long
lIMMI
H. M. North, Esq., Geo, W. Brown, Gen. J. L. Gross.
T. J. Keenan. Jr., Wm. U. Lewis. Col. W. S. Amweg,
John Marion, M. S. Bender, A. Me°Bun, Jr.
C. Plitt, Geo. M. Steinman, W. 11. Jordon,
H. Demuth, Col. IkW Patterson, John McCully,
Hon. C. Kieffer, Samffel Hensler, Wm. Gable,
Col. Rash Frazer ; I'. G. Kborman, Jr., John Williams
A. B. Kauffman, .
Capt. T. B. Barton,
S. li. Price, Esq., Floor Managers
J. 11.
Five Per Cent Suving Fund
Of the Sational Safety Company. Walnut street. south
west corner of Third st., Philadelphia. Incorporated
by the State of Pennsylvania in 1941.
Five per cent interest is given and the money is always
paid back whenever it is called for, without the necessity
of giving notice for it beforehand.
People who have large sums put their money in this Sa.
wing Fund, on account of the superior safety and conve
nience it affords, but any sum, large or small, Is received.
This Saving Fund has mom than half a million of dollars
securely invested for the safety of Depositors.
The Office is open to receive and pay money every day,
from 9 o'clock in the morning, till 7 o'clocll in the evening,
and on Monday and Thursday evenings, t' I 9 o'clock.
People who have money to put in, are invited to call at
the office for further Information.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President
WM. J. REED, Secretary•.
oct 31 tf-41
Farmees Bank of . Lancaster, October 18th,
1854.—An election for thirteen Directors of this Insti
tution will be held at tho Banking House on Monday the
20th of November next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The annual meeting of Stockholders will be held on
Tuesday, November 7th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
G. CLARKSON,
Cashier.
CHM
Notice.—The Stockholders of tho Wand Mutual In
surance Company are required to pay in the third in
stalment of five dollars on each Skase of Stock on or be
fore the sixth day of November next.
By order of the Board of Directors.
R. F. RAUCII,
Sec'y d Treas'r.
oct 24 St-10
tat 48 Acres, more or less, .cif
rres are cleared and the balangs
valuable timber. This will do
or separately as may seem molt
expea. day of sale. Should the day ibe
too inclement the. sale will be postponed until the Cleita
vorshle day. If not sold on said day it will then be
ed for one year.
The terms will be accommodating and be made kninch
on the day of sale by the subscriber,
C. PLASTERER,
Ear of A. M. llorcheiroth.
ISIBESI
Teachers 9 Dast.if,sates.—Ttie Teachers of the ,Bcs
, . ugh of Adamstown and the Townships of Upper Lea-
E,;. Earl. ;-;ast and West Earl. CsTrearvon, Brecknoct,
ast awl West Gx.slico, Elizabeth. Clay, Ephrata and War
wick. will form a Teachers's Institute in lIINKLETOM'N,
commencing on Thursday, the 16th day of November. ,
The Teachers of the Borough of Straiburg,and the Tewh
ships of Strasburg, Leacock. Salisbury, Paradise, Bart, Sada
bury, Colerain, Little Britain, Fulton, Drumore, Marti,
Providence, Conestoga_ Pegnea, and E ast and West LaM
peter. will form a Teachers' Institute in the Borough 'tof
STRASBURG. commencing on Thursday, the 23rd day Ipf
Yovernber. ' t''
The Teachers of the City of Lancaster. the BoroughstOf
Columbia, Marietta_ Elimbetown and Mount Joy, and the
Townships of Lancaster. Manor, 3lauheim, East and Witit
liemptielti, Penn. Raphn. Mount Joy. Coney, and Butted
West Donegal. will form a Teachers' Institute in the !BO -
nuAt of MOUNT JOY. commencing on Thursday, the 3t
day of November. All these Institutes will commeneol, t
1.1 o'clock A. M., on the days specifred and continue
s,ssion air. days. School Directors, and all friends of
it:tattoo are cordially invited.
Character of the Exercises :--lst. In lectures on the
branches usually taught in our Common Schools, by
perienced teachers of our country. 2nd. In general diSc
sines on various educational topics. 3id. In Popular -
tures on each evening. 4th. In Lectures on the Art f
Twining by the County Superintendent.
TEACHERS TURN OUT: No Teacher totes his the g .
of his Profession at heart will be absent. Many Bean i
have given the Teachers in their employ the privilege 1"
attendir , without any dednction of time or pay. and it s
hoped ell will do ,so. Local committees and the people I
II inkletown. Strasburg and Mount any, will make eve •
ciToit to furnish necommodationk to all who come. All to
gether. let us make a strong. determined effort to elevate
the Profession of Teaching• and improve our noble Commai
School System of Education.
J. P. WICK . ERSILAM,
marietta. t tot. '24 tf-13] : Co. Superintendent.
-
LA NCAST eitBANK, •
October 16, :5,54.1 I
n election for thirteen Directors tp
serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Bank*
House on Monday. November 20th, between the hoursr
u A. M. and 3 P. M.
A general meeting of the Stockholders will be held tjn
Tuesday. Nov. 7th. at 0 A. M., agreeably to the charter.
twt 17 3t.30 11. C. BACHMAN, Cashier.,
lIIM
1:1
Xiottce to Tax Collectors.—The Collectors f
the several Townships. Boroughs, &c., will proceed
collecting the State nod County Taxes and make brume -
ate payment to the County Treasurer.
Tho undersigned will sit for •the purpme of grant! g
Exoneratious and making settlement with collectors t
their office ou Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of t e
last week in November.
The bonds of collectors in arrears after that time will be
sired out and collected by the Sheriff.
too,o l / 1 .1
oct 211 40
o ( X)
5,000
6.000
6,000
10,000
rUhe World In the Middle Ages s—An
torical Geography, by Adolphus Louis Koeppel,
Professor of history and german literature, In Frankl
and Marshall College. Lancaster, Pa.
Help to the reading of the Bible, by the late Benjam
Elliott Nivholas.
Afraja. a Norwegian and Lapland tale; or, Life and Lo
Itt.Norway. From the German of Muegge, by ldward•J•.
Morris.
The I.adies' complete I.,vide Crotchet, Fancy kinlain'
and Needle Work; by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
A new series of Rollo flooksilby Jacob Abbott.' , 1
Rollo in ewitzeriand. Rollo in Paris. Rollo on tho
tic.
Popular Talus: by Madame 6uissot, translated from
Frond,.
Children's Trials: or, thu LIUle Ropo Dancers, and otlll
tales.
The Singers Companion: containing a choice selecti.
of popular songs. (Wefts. glees., catches, &c., with music
ranged for the Voice, Flute. Violin and Piano.
The Columbian Glee Book, or Music for the million;
he author of the Dulcimer.
The American Cottage Builder: a series of desig
plans and specifications. from VOll to $20,000, for ho
for the people; by John Bullock.
A new edition of Cooper's Sea Tales, comprising the
ter Witch. Pilot. lied Hover, Wing and Wing, and tap . •
hal,
Robert Bruce. the Hero-ICiug, a now Historical Roma!
by the author of -• Wallace:'
Large A 13 C cards for school rooms.
A large stoic of schools books, such as are used iu t,
city and county, wholesale and retail, at moderate prof ,
School Teachers. Directors and Committees are resp
fully invited to call and examine our stock before pure.
slug elsewhere.
A large stock of Sunday School Books at Society's pric,
Also, a splendid stock of Stationery, cheap.
Remember the Cheap Book Store, Kramplis Buildln
North Queen Street, Lancaster.
oct 24 41-15 MURRAY & STOEK
Public Sale.—On Tuesday, November ith 1854$ 4lt
be sold by public veudue. on the premises, the Pill O
wing valuable Tavern Stand. sign of General Taylor. siknate
on the East side of North Queen street, near the Itailrthd
Depot. in the city of Lutcatiter. consisting of a Loti of
1410 )I.:ND, whereon are erected a onestory Brick
TAVERN HOUSE, Stables, a Pump with good and
never-failing water and Hydrant. both near the
dour, with every other necessary improvement.
The lcoation of thin Ta.vern bland is an excellent] one.
eine• near the Railroad. Persons wishing to vie.y
premises ',fore the day of sale, will please call on the s
scriber. roc; ling on the same. Possession and an baths u
table title will he given on the hot day of April next
Ono-half of the purchase money may remain charg - ed n
the premises. if desired to the purchaser.
--
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock in the evening, of said d y.
when due attendance will be given and terms of sale m. de
known by JAMES DONNELLY
°et 24 214
jroelamation.—Kill the DOGS: Whereas, in u d
by the several ordinances passed by the ;ielect a d
Common Councils of the City of Lancaster, on the 211' of
February. 1 , 3 e, and on the 13th day of :'ebrunry, 15411 It
is enacted. That the owner of each and every DOG fouhd
ruunin„.; in the streets, lanes and alleys, in the city, du
ring the period for which the Mayor may require them to
be 'confined. shall be liable to a fine of $5.
And Whereas, It has been represented to me that Dogs
lah,wing: under symptoms of Hydrophobia have been scion
in the city and that two children and a number of dogs
have been bitten by such, I do therefore. In pursuance' of
said ordinance, enjoin the owners of all dogs within Che
city to confine, muzsle, or shut them up In some proper
place for 30 days from the present, date, and the constables
are hereby required to bo attentive and vigilant in enfor
cing said ordinances.
It is hoped that all good citizens will see the propriety
of complying strictly with the terms of his proclamati in,
as the safety of the community requires it, and the officsrs
are strictly enjoined to shoot or kill in any way all dogs
found running at large without being muzzled.
Dated at tho City of Lancaster. the 16th of Oct. 1854.
CHRISTIAN KIEFFER,
Mayor.
MUM
el 0 ur t ProciamationeWhereas, the' Hon. H
Vila li. LONG, and JEREMIALi s IiN,
Esqs., Associate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for - the county of Lancaster, and Assistant Jus tice) of
the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
and Quurter Sessions of the Peace, in and for said county
of Lancaster. have issued their Precept to me directed,jre
quiring me, among other things, to make public Proclatrut
tion throughout my Bailiwick. that n Court of Oyer end
Terminer and a General Jail Delivery: Also, a Court of
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery,
will commence in the city of Lancaster. in the Comm m
wealth of Pennsylvania, on the third Monday In NOVI-331-
BER, 1554, tin putsuance of - which precept. PUBLIC
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the Mayor, and Aldernien
of the city of• Lancaster, in the said county, and all re
Justices of the Peace. the Coroner. the Constables of be
said city and county of Lancaster. that they he then and
there iu their own proper persons, with their rolls, records
and examinations, and inquisitions, and their other Ire
membrances, to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain, in their behalf to be done p and also all those who
will prosecute against the prisoners who are, or then shall
be in the Jail of the said county of Lancaster, are to jbe
then and there to prosecute against them as shall ba just,
Dated at Lancaster, the day of October, 1854.
ELIAS EBY. ShorifL
E=l3
MEM
MEM
N. 13.—Punctual attendance Of the Jurors and Witnesses
will hereafter be expected and required on the first day of
the sessions. Aldermen and Justices of the Peace are re
quired by an order of Court, dated November 21st, 184.0 to
return their recognizance to George R. Hendrlckson.Plerk
of Quarter Sescious, within one week from the day of final
action in each case, and in default thereof, the 3lagistrato's
costs will not be allowed. oct 24 tf-.10
Tlrug Store.—Dr. ZIEGLER offer]; to the public at his
,J_/old stand, No. 583/,', North Queen street, a full assort
ment of pure DRUGE, CIIF.I:ICALS and DYE STMTS. wit a
full stock of FancyPEsrmessr& other useful articles ge or
ally kept In Urn: Stores. Also, strong Alcohol, Pine Oil or
Camphine and burning Fluid, of the best quality at ho
lowest cash prices. eet 24 ly4
N°Mo.—Sealed Proposals will be received at be
Mayor's office, until 0 o'clock, P. M., on Friday he
10th day of November next. for the erection of a plain nd
substantial stationary- Engine of fifty horse power, in he
City Mill, together with Boiler, Stack, Shafting, Geari.g,
be., to connect tho engine with the pumps, and plc og
the same in complete running order before the first day of
May next.
All bids must be accompsuled with full and dlsti tot
Drafts and Specifications, together with an estimate of he
consumption of fuel per horse power. It being underst.td
that the proposals approved by the Water Commlttesim st
is• subject. to the ratification of Councils.
°et 24 td-10 C. KIEFFER, Mayo .
pblie Sale.—By an order of the Orphans' Couri of
York county, the subscriber. administrator of Henry
Holler, late of Springfield township, York oounty, deS'd,
will sell at public sale, on Friday, the 10th day of Novem
ber, 1854, the following real estate of said deceased: a Ist
rate Plantation, situated iu the township and eounty af re
said, containing 180 acres of which 18 acres are meadow,
about 50 Acres of good timber, two good orchards of chdice
fruit. The land, which is cleared, is Ina high state of 4ul-
tivation, being all heavily.limed. The, improve- I
moots aro a Large Mansion House, Bank Barn,
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Carriage House and a
two-story Spring Honks, with running water in
same. Also, at the same time and place will be sold teen
timber lots, containing in all about 30 acres, adjoining the
Mansion Farm. All the above described property Is with
in 1M mile of-Glen Rock, 2 miles from the Borough of
ganville, and adjoins lands of John Snider, John A. v
iney, Jacob holler, David Sheffer, John S. Foust, J n
Goodling and others.
/Jar. Sole to commence at 12 o'clock, 111. Terms made
known by •
ect
24 ts-40
oboe Makers, Look to your interests Reduction in
the price of leather, at No. 17% 'West King Street.
Just received -2000 itis, of best red Spanish Sole Leather.
2000 lbs. best Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather.
• IOOJ " " lionzer's Best "
3000 " " Best County tanned Slaughter. '
300 " Best Spanish Kips.
100 Sides of Superior Finished Upper,
together with a great variety of all articles in the oe
Makers' line, all of which will be sold lower than ever—for
Cash—at the sign of the Last, by
oct 17 tf-39 M. 11. LOCIIER.
ILletate of Saixmel Reemenyder, late '.f
West Earl township, Lancaster county, deed,— he
undersigned Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of
'said couuty, to make distributions of the balance of E t t he
cl l.
estate of said deed. in the bands of John K. Roe ~
I.xecutor of the will of said deceased, to and among ose
legally entitled tberoto: Hereby gives notice that ill
attend for the purpose of his appointment at the pu lic
house of Lewis Sprecher, in the city of. Lancaster, on Wed
nesday the Bth of November next, at 2 o'clock, P.. 51., when
and wherwall persons interested may attend. .
W. CARPENTER, ~
"Oal.
1 cot 17 040
am
. .. ..
state at iNdone bal e . 1
.A.st WM; and Teat - accent of '
missed; there'will lid offered 'at -
- rn Wednesday th e:llth of
3L, the following described
&strata. limestone land, eon ,
ms, situate in Southampto n.
1 Socith West of Shipper ,
reinents area two stay -
Barn, a Log Ten- '':.
. =off
necessary out buildings,— e o
~ farm is under culfivailon
timbered. There is an - ore. . .f
d fruit In its prime, from .sr I •
has been sold In one season. The
water convenient to the imildin ..
be land cannot be surpassed. an.
a moderate expenditure coal.
sluable properties of its kind i ,
there will be offered 3 co ntigu, ...
east of the above described fa !
JOHN 31. HIESTAND;
GIEST,
WILLIAM C. WORTIF,
Commissioners
J. T. lIOSIIOIJR,
, Administrator.
trasburg Aeademi.,.—This Institut!Mi will be
Qreopeeed-on the let of NoTemher next, the tennatame
ment of the Hints Seed= and continue 22 weeks.
TERSIBoard, Room, Ws4dng,lighta in, coalmen and.
tuition' $7O. Plena; Getman and Instrumental Music,
each exrra,4lo. - The of Piano, $3. , No 'extrs charge for
Latin and Greek., Students readied st'any 'Hine during
the taraLl Payments, mutbalf in Intranet and the r3mAln
der Wore the removal otthe pupil.
• - JOS. D. NICHOLS,
oct I 7 40-39 Prindpal.
JOHN A: EBBEN. - " W. S . IiRBEN)- ' .
rbe n dt Co'i Cheap Clothing 'Stoke,
IJ-`lBn ot the Striped Coat, N 0.42 North Queen st., flist
side, near Orange at, Lancaster, Pa,
The Proprietors of this great rresnuffictory of Clothing,
respectfully announce to their friends and the public In
general, that their establishment nowcontains the largest
most varied and cheapest assortment of FALL
AND WINTER CLOTHING ever offered in Lancas
ter. Their stock is all of their own manufacture,
and embraces the largest styles of clothing adapted
to the season, and warranted to give entire satisfaction Id
,pctichasers as to durability and superior workmanship.
Although the demand for clothing at this popular estab
lishment is daily Increasing, yet by having a full force of
good cutters, and a great number of workmen, we are en
abled to keep our Ware Rooms always well stocked with
every article of dress. either for Men's or- Boys' wear.-
Among our extensive assortment may be found the fol
lowing:
OVERCOATS and BANGUPS, from $3,00 to 515,00
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, 6,50 to 13,00
I Fine do Dress do " 7,00 to 12,50
Blue Cloth Dress & Frock Coats, " 5,50 to 12,00
Fancy Cassimere Coats, " 3,75 to 0,00
Business Casts, " 3,50 to 5.75
Satinett, Frock and Sack Coats, " 3,25 to 5,00
Satinett Monkey Jackets, " , 2,00 WI 3,25
j Black French Doeskin Pants, " 3,00 to 6,00
Double Milled Cassimere Pants, 2.75 to ' 4,00
Fine Black Cloth Pants, 0 3,00 to 5,00
Fancy Cassimere Pants, " 2,73 to 4,50
I Satinett Pants, “ 1,75 to 3,00
Black Satin Vests, “ 2,00 to 4,00
Merino. Velvet and Plush Vests, " 1,25 to 2,00
Cassimere and Satinett Vests, " 1,00 to 2.50
ALSO, a full assortment of Woolen and Cotton Under
shirts and Drawers, White and Figured Shirts, Collars. Ito.
soms, Cravats, locket Ildkfs., Suspenders. Stocks. Gloves.
Hosiery and Umbrellas.
BOYS CLOTHING.—Just completed, another very la`rge
assortment of Cloys' Clothing. suitable for the season, con
sisting of hays' Overcoats, Frock, Sack, and Monkey Coats,
Pants and Yestt of all sizes, and at extremely low prices.
Also. just received a large assortmot or BLACK AND
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS. Fancy Cassimeres. Black
French Doeskin Cassimeres, Black Satins. Velvets, Flushes,
and Cashmeras, which will latuade up to order at short
notice, in the latest fashion and on the most reasonable
terms.
The subscribers are in regular receipt of the latest !Sew
YITK and Philadelphia Fashiothf, employ none but the best
workmen. and confidently believe they have the ability to
furnish eveuy article of clothing lower than any other
Clothing House in the city. and guarantee to all who favor
them with their custom the full worth of their money.
.ERIIEN & CO.,
United States Clothing Store, Sign of the Stripep Coat,
Nn. 42 North Quer street, East side, Lancaster. Pa.
ori 17 tf-;go
plair Hall Academy.--(Formerly to . charge of
Rev. Alfred Handiton,) The NVlnter session of this
Institution will eommenee on Weduesdnay, the first of
November next.
TERMS.—Tuition. Boarding and Lights per Session of
five months. $75.00
Washing. 2.50
.lodern Languages each, , 10.00
Tuition alone. 10,00
The location of this Institution has been removed to the
Village of Cochrunville. in a pleasant and retired section
of the country.
Access daily by Stag 4 from Parkesburg on the Columbia
and Philadelphia Railroad, and from Wilmington trb
weekly by Stage.
For Circulars or other information, address,
EDWARD SAUTER. A. M., Principal.
Coehrrnvillo, Chester co., Pa., Oct 37 fit-39
T 11111U11 B. Kaufman, ATTORNEY AT RAW, has
f„) resumed the practice of his profession, office in Wid
myer's Building south Duke street, near the now Court
Rouse. [Oct 10,-Gm-38
Estate of William Reed and wife.—ln the
William Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster.—
Whereas, Henry McVey, Assignee of William Reed and
wife, did on the,serenth day of October 1654 file in the of
fice of the Trotßonotary of said Court, his account of said
Estate
Notice . is hersby giyen to all persons Interested In the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the twen
tieth day of November 1854 for the confirmation thereof,
unless exceptions be filed. . Attest,
JOHN K. REED, Proth'y.
Peothy's. office, Lancaster. Oct 7. 1051. roct 10 41-438
Estate of Jane It. Patterson, of Bart town
ship, deceased.—Letters of administrations, c. t. a. on
the saidestate, haring been granted to Martin Greenleaf, of
Salisbury township: All persons who:are indebted to tho
estate, are requested to make immediate pityment, and
those having claims or demands against it, to make
known the same without delay. to
MARTIN GREENLEAF,
oct 10 lit-.3S Admistrator, c. t. a
FatrbankOs Patent Scales.
—Warehouse, 225 Market street, ,-iiT. ,
Philadelphia.
GEORGE W. COLBY, j
Agent.
/.........
Railroad,. Hay. Coal and Farmer's
SCALES, set in tiny part of the country,
at short notice and by experienced work- -4, - . ,...
men.
oct 10 - 3m-30 ----- - -.' --
t a afire r & Harley.—Cheap Watches and Jewelry,
L' Wholesale and Retail, at the "Philadelphia 'Watch and
Jewelry Store, - No, 06 North Second Street, corner .of
Quarry. Philadelphia.
Gold Lever 'Watches Cull jev'eled. 18 carat cases,
$28.00.
„
Gold Lepine, 18 carats $24,00
Silver Lever, full jewelled.. 13,00 n i
Silver Lepine, jewels, ' 0,00 ~.-
Superior Quartisra, • 7.00 lAs. , "
Gold Spectacles, • 7,00
Sine Silver. do. • 1.50
Gold Bracelets, 3.00
Ladies' Gold Pencils, • 1.00
Silver Tea Spoons, set, 5,00
Gold pens, with pencil and silver holder, 1.00 .
Gold Finger Rings. 37 1 4 cents to PO. Watch Glasses,
plain. 12 1 .4 cents/ Paten{:lS,V, ; Lunot ; other articles
in propor tion. z All goods warranted to be what they are
sold for. STAUFFER k HARLEY,
Successors to 0. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines still
lower than the above prices > sep 20 ly-30
a VV' Harrisburg. TheL d u c h ir) . r e . s tl r ' , h o r t c:e th t i V i l v e v W a s
u l l e r s
a t
n o d f
flourishing institution will commence on Monday the . 6th
of November next, under the%kat favorably auspices.—
During the present year such imrn.vements and additions
have been made as its increasing patronage demanded.—
The Principal will be assisted by a full corps of competent
and experienced leacheis. and special attention will be paid
to the health and cornforp2of the students.
TERMS.—Bearding. Wirshing, Tuition in the English
branches and Vocal Music,
per Session (5 mouths)
im
Instetion in Latin or Greek, 4.00
.breach Cr German, j 00
10.00Iiistrumeutal Music,
The attenti,i of parents :aid guardians Is earnestly In
vited to this Institution. Circulars will ha furnished, and
any information will be given on application either person-
D. DEXITNOER,
Principal. IlaiTislinnr, Pa
al or by lett, to
sep 12 2m-34
LANCASTER COUNTY BANK
October in. 155..1. j
nElection for Thirteen Director. of
tithe Lancaster County Bank will be held at Lechlerle
(formerly Swope's) Hotel. in East King street. in the City
of Lancaster, on the third Monday of November next, the
20th, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock.
.gr-13_ A general meeting of the stockholders of the Lan
caster County Bank, will be held at the Banking house, in
the City of Lancaster. on the first Tuesday in November.
the 7th, at 0 o'clock, A. M., agreeably to the provisions of
the 9th article of the General Banking
ROBERT D. CARSON,
oct 10 td-39 Cashier.
Ladieu Fancy Fura.— John Farelra. , hnporter.
Mattufae•urer and Dealer in all kinds of FANCY FURS,
for Ladies and Children. at 254 Market Street, above Sth,
Philadelphia.
Having now completed my large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds of Fancy Furs, that will be
worn by ladies' Mid children during the present season,
this assortment oft - Furs is equal to any to be found in this
city, either for quality, variety or beauty. Having bought
my Pure in Europe for Cash. and hove had them Manufac
tured by the most competent workmen under my own su
pervision with reasonable economy- lam determined to
small profits, and for Cash only.
M,Storekeepers wOnld do welt to give me call before
purchasing.
JOHN FARIHRA.
254 Market Street, above Sth, Philadelphia.
oct 10 3m43
T otters of Administration on the Estate
jj of Jacob Sandoe, late of East Earl township; Lancaster
county; deed, having been granted to the undersigned
administrator, residing in mid township—all persons in
debted to said Estate are roqueseed to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settlement
sop 196t35
ISAAC SANDOE.
Among the numerous
~.4 .
discoveries Science has made in . :.,e . ,;:•,.
this generation to facilitate the bu- ' ... e. .-.7 p.
siness of life--increase Its enjoy
ment, and oven prolong the term of
human existence, none can be na- 4‘ 111 ,..._.
med of more real value to mankind, -
than the contribution of Chemistry . A ik is • -:
I
to the Healing Art. A vast trial of , ."!--• ....--_vr. .
its virtue throughout this broad , ..
country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or
combination of medicines yet known, can so surely control
and cure the numerous varieties of pulmonary disease
which have hitherto swept from our midst thousands eve
ry year. Indeed there is now abundant reason to believe
a Remedy has at length been found which can be relied ou,
to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our
space here will not permit us to publish any proportion of
the cures affected by its 11Se, but we would present the fol
lowing:—and refer further enquiry to my American Alma
nac which the agent below named, will always be pleased
to iurniiii free, wherein are bill partiulars, and indisputa
ble proof of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Laurens R. It. S. C.. Aug. 4, 1553.
J. C. Arta. Dear Sir,—lly little son, four years old has
just recovered from a severe attack of malignant Scarlet
Fever, his throat was rotten, and every peoaou that visited
him, pronounced him a dead child. Having used your
Cherry Pectoral in California, In the u inter of loll), for a
severe attack of Bronchitis, with entire success. I was In
duced to try it on my little boy. I have him a tea-spoon
ful every three hours, commencing in the morning, and
ten o'clock at night, I found a decided change for the bet
ter, and after three days use, ho.was able to eat or drink
without pain.
- Its use in the above named disease will save many a
child from a premature grave, and relieve the anxiety of
many a fond parent. . For all affections of the Throat and
Lungs, I believe it the hest medicine extant. A feeling of
the deepest gratitude, prompts me in addressing you these
lines,—but for your important discovery, my little boy
would now have been In another world.
I am yours ' with great respect,
J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans. L. R. R.
Rock Hill, (Somerset c 0.,) N. J., July 21, 1852.
Dn. J. C. Aral,--Sineo your medicine has becomo known
here, it has a great demand than any other cough remedy
we have ever sold. It is spoken of In terms of unmeasured
praise by those who have - used it, and I know of some ca
ses where the best they can say it, is not too much for the
good it has done. ' I take pleasure in selling It, because I
know that lam giving my customers the worth of their
money, and I feel gratified in seeing the benefit it confers.
Please send me a further supply, and believe mo
Yours, with respebt,
JOHN C. WHITLOCK.
MMES=I=M
Windsor, C. W., June 28, 1852.
J. C. Area—Dear Sir This may certify that I have used
your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year, and it is my
sincere Belief that 1 should have been in my grave ens this
time if I had not. It has cured me of a dangerous alleo-
Mon of the lungs, and I do not overstate my oonvictions
when I tell you It Is a priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
D. A. McCULUIN, Attorney at Law.
Wilksbarre, Pa, September 28, 1850. •
Do. J. C. Arcs .My Dear Sir:—Your medicine is much
approved of by those who have used it here, and its com
position is such as to insure and mantain its reputation.-
I invariably yeoman:lend it for pulmonary affections, as do
many of our principal physicans.
I ant your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, M. D.
Prepared by JAMES C. AYER,
Assayer and Practical Chemist, Lowell, Moss.
Price2B cents per Box. Five Boxes for $l.
Sold by CHARLES A. HEINITSII, and all Dknggists.
P. Brown, Philadelphia, Wholesale Agt. •
001 10 3/1148
For Rent... •two large .inuos (with a folding
door between . thein) occupied at present by its sub.
serlier — ;se aas OM* In South Queen street, two doors bo•
low Shenk's HoteL They would be imitable for eith
er a store or office. The rent will be moderate, and posses
'Lion given immediately.
GEO. ELINDERMHZ.
SUM Another Lot. —The "People's Book Store" s
daily receiving actmesiona of Books on all rubjects,i and
calculated to suit the taste of all. We enumerate a . few
o
Hood's Choice Works, 4 14 calf.
Goldsmith's Complete Works, 4 - tols., full calf, elegant
edition.
Maunder's Encyclopaedias, 5 rots., cloth; English Edition.
Cooper't N7els., , complete in 33 vols., 14 colt
" troth.
Irving's Complete Works, o 15 vols., cloth.
Sparks American Biography ,15 vols., cloth.
De Quincy's Complete Works, 14 vets sloth.
Washington's - 12 vole cloth •
`The Modern British Essayist, 8 roll cloth.
Addison's Complete NVorks 5 Cols cloth.
Webster's " 8 vole cloth
Cedhoun's '• 4 robs cloth.
Coleridge's •• 7 vole eloth.
Sr.totor, fine edition, • 6 cols cloth.
LMgaad's History of England, 8 solo cloth.
French Edition.
Prof. Wilson's Noctes Amtro-
Mona, 6 vols oloth.
Thackeray's Works, 5 vols cloth:
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales 5 cols cloth.
Laruartine's History of the Girondist. 3 vols.. cloth,
Restoration of Monarchy,
4 cols., calf.
A New Edition of British Poets, 42 vols. cloth.
Burn's Complete Works, 4 vols., cloth.
Lockhardt's Life of Walter Scott, 4 do cloth.
Chatubers, Select Writings, 4 vols., cloth.
Memoirs of the Duchess De Orontes, of the Court of
Napoleon.
Keoppear's History of the Middle Ages.
And many others, which cannot be named in a short
advertisement.
andholders Take Notice.—The MOrris
IJClairus, tof the late Robert Morris, Financier of ' the
liar of the Revolution.) will be sued out. Occupantaand
others can have Confirmatory, Quit Claim, and Fee Titles,
by early application to
John:Moss, :tole Grantee, No. 30 Walnut street,
Edw. Wald, Esq., No. 2 York
J. L. Husband, Esq., No. 4 bansom street.
oct 16 4t4ln Attorneys at Law, Philadelphia, Pa.
-
Public Sale.--0u Wednesday. the Ist day of Novem
her. 1854. The subscribers will sell at public sal }the
following ,aluable properties, situate in the village of Eden
three miles north-east of Lancaster. No. 1, consists of the
Eden Wollen Factory, with all the appurtenances, a large
25tory Brick Dwelling Home, Cook house. Smoke
housetiardtn A lot of ground. wills a well of tt ater
convenient to the door. The factory is a Substan
tial brick building, running a kill set of ma
chinery of the most improved kind. It is located on Lon
estoga Creek, and the water power is unfailing, and amply
sufficient for an extensive business.
No. 2, A tract•of the best limestone land, containing 19
acres. Tho land is under good - fences, divided into three
fields and an Orchard, with some timber. The impinve
ments are Two Frame Dwelling Houses. one 2 story, the
other 1 story and attic, with a garden and stable - to each,
and a well of water COMMOU to both.. Also, a large bank
barn, Wagon shed, corn crib, carriage house, Ac., conve
nient to said tlwellings,
No. 3, A Trai:t of excellent limestone laud, Ina high
state of cultivation, containing 23 acres, divided into three
equal fields, all fronting ou the Eden road, and containing
a few Acres of limber.
447 -These properties are adjoining. and will 1.. sold sep
arately or together ou easy terms.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M. on said day, When
conditions will be made known by
ANDREW SW ARTZ,
out Li ..3t49 D. (1. SW A RTZ.
Estate of Isaac Freeman, deed.—Letters of
administration on the estate of Isaac Freemen. late of
the city orLancaster, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned residing iu tho said city: Notice is here
by given to all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and to all hoving claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for settlement to
- „
sep Y 6 6t-a6 CHRISTIAN KIEFFER.
• - - . _„
Dry Goods.—Fall and Winter card. Most magi:dil
cent assortment of Silks, rich and magnificent dress
goods. Thus. J. Wentz & Co., wholesale and retail dealers
in dry goods, Corner of East King st. and Centre Square.—
The greatest care having been exercised in the selection of
our Fall and Winter stock, no beg to inform you that it
comprises a full assortment, and, owing to our Mcilities
for obtaining goods at the lowest prices enable no to
offer them on as favorable terms as those of any other
house. It will afford us pleasure at all times to have you
call and make a personal examination and satisfy yourselves
Our Wholesale rooms new offer strong inducements to all
who buy by the piece or package. Prices equal to the
Philadelphia or yew York jobbers.
Dress Uouds.—This department comprises a full variety-
French, English and Swiss Glace,:; Rich Brocade and Plaid
Silks, all widths aud qualities; French Merinoes. ill 'wool
De Laines, magnificent Cashmeres, gay Plaids, beautiful
lla Laines, Prince Lobes. Thibet and Orleans Cloths, Sc.,
Rich Black Alpacas, extraordinary low; Cloths. Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, Vestings...te. Kentucky Jeans, for men and
buys wear, he full variety.
Domestic Goods.—Cases Prints—Merimacks. Conestoga,
dr. Extra Calicoes, fur t ets., three eases Ruby Palm
Prints, eta., a great barg ain: extra"Laneaster iughams
fur 1:!;. cts.: bleached and unbleached Muslim; white, red
and yellow Flannels; furniture and apron Checks; Stripes.
Sc.
Ribbons, Wores and Hosiery. N. IV. Embroideries and
Lazes.
Shawls: Shawls:: Shawls!::—Our Shawl Room during
the season will be found to be stocked with a splendid Ts
riety Brochu Lung and Square, Cashmere (printed, and
plain.) Thibet, Long and square. Fall liuc of Wool Shawls
Prices 75 cents to
All goods warranted as represented at the time of sale.—
Zaritemernber the place.
Lstate of Emanuel Rowe and AVlfe.—ln
the Court of Common Pleas for. the County of Lancas
ter. Whereas, Henry lireneman. Assignee of Emanuel
Howe and Wife, did on the 93th day - of 6eidember, 1551,
tile in the ollice of the Prothonotary of the said Court, his
Account of the said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said estate, that the said Court have appointed the 2uth
day of November, 1054. for the confirmation thereof; unless
exceptions be filed.
Attest, JANIS REEL. Proth' y.
Prothy's Office, Lan. uet 3
ATaluabla Farm For Sale.—The subscriber wt.!
dispose of. at private sale. his Farm in Drunter° top..
I.:Meager co.. used partly fur farming and partly far grazing
as also for dairying purposes, containing, :about 400 Acres
of eagellent laud-223 acres of which is cleared and in a
high state of cultivation. laid off in Coavenieut fields-and
well fenced, with runuiug water inneaGy all the fields.—
The balance is thickly covered with Chesnut. oak and oth
er kinds of thriving young timbre. The improvements are
a large two story stone Dwelling House by GO
feet, roofed with slate, and a porch running the
toll length of the building. There is a cellar un
der the whole House; theAf Is also a Frame Sum
mer Kitchen attached. with running spring water at the
dour. There is a large moue and Fra:l, Barn. 150 by 47
feet, conveniently arranged with stabling. mows, se., and
and a straw house"2o feet square ill front Of it. Also a
Wagon Shed, 20 by 1,5 feet. covered with slate, with a large
Granary above sufficient to hold 2000 Bushels .tfviraimann
two Corn Cribs attached, and a Carriage "la's, Also a
Hog 11, : use. Wood lionte, Smoke li,use. Milk House over
rho Spri ig. and ether nry 4.ut-buildings. There b.
also shedding fur Cattle ecessa the length of Ili" feet round
the barn yard: likewise. a well and pump and running
water in the /KIM yard. There is also a stream running:
through the tarm, a high formerly fuenbihed w a t er pow er
for a Fulling Mill, and could again be used for that or a
similar purpose. There are two Tenant. Ifouses, a Smith
Shop and Lime Kiln. and two Orchards on the Farm, one
of them just
,commenced bearing. The Tract might be con
veniently. divided into two farms.
The location is a desirable one Mall respects—being In a.
healthy and mortil neighborhood, convenient to Churches,
School Houses and Mills. It is within lit miles of the
line of the Coluuibla Railroad, and in the immediate neigh
borhood of the lido of the contemplated Oetoraro Railroad.
Terms will be made easy to snit purchasers, and an in
disputable title will be executed . and possession given on
the Ist of April next. For further particulars enquire 01.
the subscriber residing on the Farm.
SANDERS rirCULLOUGH.
sep 26 t 5.116
ROBERT D. CARSON,
Ces.hier
Pablto Sale.—On Saturday, October 1554. at
o'clock, I'. M., on the premise, will be sold at public
sale, the BLACK HORSE TAVERN and FARM. in Para
dise township, Lancaster county. on the Strasburg and
West Chester road, three miles East of the borough of
Strasburg. and one and a half miles south of Paradise.
The Farm contains about SO Acres of first-ratelime
stone land in prime order: and tho Tavern which is the
election house of the township, is well situated for a large
traveling and droving Inn:lness.
A portion of the purchase mote,' may remain on the
premises. IlAltitiET B. BURROW ES.
oct 10 ts-37
- r
' , state of Robert Spratts t late of the Borough
1. 4 t0f Columbia. decd. : Letters of administration having
Inert granted on the atone Estate. to the undereigned, re„
siding in the borough of Columbia: All person= indebted
to the said Estate, are col - nested to nutlie iunnollato pay
ment, and those having claims against the samewill pre
sent thorn. duly authenticated for settlement to
oct 10 61-3 S JOHN SPRATTS,
Letters of Administration on the Estate
of. John McAnaney, late or Leneoek township, Lanett,
ter county, deed, having been granted to the undersigned
admini;tratrlx, residing in said township: All persons
indebted to the said °Alta, are requested to make inn.,
ditto payment, and those haring claims against the mute
will present there duly authenticated for settlement.
oct lo 6ts`.l3S MARY McANAN EV. Adin'rx.
city Property for Sale.— The suLsorilier mill
J dispose oL on reasonable terms. his property situ
-ate In North Duke st.. city of Lanenster. adjoining proper
ty of Mr. William Beans and Mrs. hamborough. Said pror,
erty consists of a lot of ground 25 feet trout and 245 feet
deep—on which is erected a new and substantial
two-story brick Dwelling House, with a two story
back building and Kitchen attached, all finished
In modern style—with hydrant in the yard. In
the lot there are a number of fruit tress. and at the foot of
it, near the alley, there is. a large carpenter shop which
Might readily be converted into two dwellings or a stable.
,possession will be given on the Ist of April float. The
properoy is a very desirable one, and will le sold ou mod
erate terms. For further particulars enquire of the sub
scriber residing on the premises.
sep 26 tit-S6 jilllN II EMPEIthEY.
Urill Goods, 1854,—IIAGER I BROTHERS are
uow opening a large and fOlUllict, assortment of sea
sonable Dry Goods : which porchio-ers will livid. on exami
(ton, ale offered at very reduced prices.
French Merinoes and Mousselinos, all wool—of Lest man
urasture and most desirable colors.
Silks, in black brocade and plaids, some of superior qual
ity and beautiful styles.
Shawls—Brocha Long and Square Shawlir, Barred, Wool
en Doug and Square Shawls, Mourning Tidbit Long and
Square Sliawls, Silk Fringe Thibet Shawls. Fancy Cash
mere Sha.wls.
Cloths, Feltings, Casslmeres, Satinetts, Testings, Ac.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Druggete. in new patterns.
.Pa
per Hangings and Borders, which we are constantly re
ceiving in the latest and most approved styles.
sep 27
NOW York 4: Philadelphia Trade Sales
Over.—Murray d: Stook, are now receiving large acces
sions to their already large assortment of Books and Sta
tionery, from the late sales.
Having made arrangements with several extensive publi
cation houses, we are prepared to oiler School Books '
at pri
ces a little lower than heretofore. School Boards and School
Teachers will find it their advantage, to mil and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. The following comprises a
very small portion of the new Books just received.
The World of Science, Art and Industry, Illustrated from
examples iu the New York Exhibitian, 18.53,54, with 100
Illustrations, by Prof..Silliman & Goodrich.
The Positive Pifflosopy of Auguste Comte. Freely, trans
lated and condensed, by Harriet Martineau, 2 vole.
The Book s of Nature; An elementary introduction to the
Sciences of Physics Astronomy, Chemistry, Mineralogy,
Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physiology, tmslatedfrom
the German, by Henry 31edlock, F. C. S.
The Parables of Frederic Adolphus Kt-muncher. From
the 17th German edition.
Autograph for Freedom. Edited by Julia Griffiths.
Ayimere, or the Bondman of Rent; and other poems, by
R. T. Conrad.
Emanuel ihillibert; or the European ware of the h
century, by Alexander Dumas.
Herman and Dorothea- From the German of Goethe.—
Translated by T. C. Porter.
We would particularly invite the attention of the:Pub
lic to our large and splendid assortment of English and
German Family Bibles. •
Jut Sunday School Department is large and well select
ed. Also a large stock of Theological, Medical anti Law
Books. Remember the "Cheap Book Store," Kramples
Buildings, N. Queen street. MURRAY & STOkilf,
sep 26 tl-80
W. H. SPANGLER..
- t 1,31
TILOS. J. WENTZ 5: CO,
Corner of East King and Centro Squifre.
•
. .
- Dv eeire . Lrght,(Successor . Hartley lc Knight)
Its 13edding d ClSTpet %Cause, N. 148 South Second
R
6 doers bolo spru - Phtladelph where. he keeps
constantly on liand a full ment of -very article In his
rusaiii, J.,
line of business. . : 1 • ~ < - • •
Feathers, Feather Beds, Went spring mattrassis, curled--
hair, nt... co husk and; straw mattre velvet tapes.
try, tapry, B ly,' in n venitian, list,
rag and hemp Carpet! 'll cloths, • . ton '
mdttings, co- •
cos and Spanish mattin floor and s• . druggets, hearth
rrup4•door mats, table an piano covers. To which he re
sytectfhlly Invites the atte Bon of pu ..• - , oct 31y=
...eite warm tar Sale.—lr
i t,
will and testatdmit of Mre:lfaM
pring township, *ill be exposk
llama, in the borough of Belli
day of NoVemberi, (court weak)
owing described v,ilnable Real
_ a tract of limestone land situate
miles east of the berongllof Balkier:it
road leading from Belle) te; to Lewis
lands of Harvey Mann, J .D. liarrls'
Thomas and M. Waddle, Lite the estate
ceased, containing 340 Acres, more
.. .
la p
the Co
il ia : Th e '
About MO acres of said tract are clered and in a high.
'
state of cultivation and the remainder]is covered with en
ll
exceent growth of thn r. The improvements consist of
a large & commodious fraMe 13WELL1\P HOESE,
one log tenant house, a IM.g.e and excellent bank
barn, and other necessary houses. There are .ffe
also two 'orchards in a h thy and thriiing aincil
tion on the premises. .
The above property is cltpable of het g divided into two
parts,Afithoue injury or Inconvenience to either with an
abundance ot timber to etch part, an if desireii will be
sold separately or together, to suit p era.
Twos or Ssix.—One half in hand bn confirmation of
... 1
sale and the residue in tab equal ann I payments wi-n
interest, to be secured by ;bond and ino tgage.
31. WADDLE,
Ex'r. Of Hrs. H Waddle, dec'd.
t 5.36
nE i
V aluable Farm 't. Frivatet 4 Sale.—Tho un
y dersigued offers at irate Sale hil,Taluable farm, sit
uate in Dickinson tow p, Gamberiadd county, contain.
tog 150 acres of Pino Lau , with a Lint/35ton° subsoil, and
haying thereon erected a fine Two Stoty Frame
rol mr)
House, weather-boarded nd pinata , with a i fe
Brick Kitchen. a large Ba k Barn. 70 b 40 feet, . •
Wagon shed, Corn Crib, d other nec • out
}
houses, and a well of 1101" r falling wate at the door. Also
a two story Brick Tenant alouse, 22 by 0 feet, and a largo
stable, 22 by 30 feet. Th./re is on this rm an excellent
young Orchard of choice ftuit,and abo tl5 acres of thri
ving yottng timber. ThIS property is I ated near the Wal-
nut Bottom road, about; mid-way be.
Shippeusburg, and is admirably calezga
grazing purposes.
For further partieglars and torms on
Ler residing on the promises.
sep 26 te-36
,
'Doll and Wlntier . Cloth
_U KRAMPIPS -Lancaster County (
large and varied assortment of 3lon's
Clothing, entbraring all the . different ak
-made by good workmen out of the boo
Flue, medium and common, Union,
f l
Petersham and Flushing, .13augups, Sac
coats. Cloth, Ca.:inter° and tlatinett,
Sack Coats. Cloth. Dress and Frock Coats of various colors
and tiuslities. Cloth, Ciosimere, Satpett, Velvet and
Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Val, tia, Swansdown,
Velvet, Plush, Cloth, CasAmere and Satinett, Double and
Single breasted Vests. *nkey Jackets, Drawers Under
shirts, Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves, Crwints, Uaudi erchiefs,
ShirtrCollars, Stocks. Ties, Scarfs, Witibltesmr and Scott's
approved patent shoulder seam Sliirt4 Uthl.ralas and all
articles usually kept in gentlemen's futnishing stores, in.
eluding Robes de Chambre and Revere t ests and Overcoats.
Also, a splendid,assortment of uncut Cloths, Cassimen,
and Vestings—all of which will he m/ide up to order In
the hest manner, with promptness. at acewnintodatiug pri
ces, and by competent workmen. This
, stablishment is in
the monthly receipt of the French. glish and
American Fashions so that orders intrusted to them
may be relied upon as beihg In the latest style by
those who desire it. All manner of plain work, and
work of a genteel medium; promptly attended toss hereto..
fore.
. .
Orateful for past patronage, the su;lscriber confidently
hopes to merits continuance of the same.
1 , , .1. Ft ItA MPH,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, cor. Nerth Queen and Or
ange street. Sep 213ff-36
-Deter Burgner, Dealer Baskets and
Fancy floods, of all kinds, Wholekttle and Retail, t 1.3
North Eight street. Second door ably. , ArehrThiladel
phia.
Work Boxes, Writing desks, Dres si ng Cases. Combs,
Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery. Toilet Art4les, Pore Mounales
Cutlery, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Chairs, rradl s 7 ,p i,,
. Gigs .
;.)434110b
by Horses, Toys. etc.
toves I Stores! Stoves I—Tpe subscriber hag.
0 log made large purchases ofhtoves brio, the last ad
vance in prices, is prepared to offer inducements that will
make It greatly ndvantogeous to merchants and consumers
to give him a rail. •
Ills stork of Cook Stov,o embraces eCnry variety adapted
for burning wood or coal,] with large orenx and heavy cast
ings, and many patterns that ore particularly ec,-
nornir al in the consumption of fool. !The public
nre particularly i vi le.t to examine the ;Tow. tan's
Friend.' The department mf Stoves comprise
the hest variety ever Mired hi this Hty—heing selected
from all the manufactori es of characti.4 In this country.
Also a tine assortment: of Parlour think moves---among
these are some of the most useful SU:we:4 manufactured,
answering at the same time the purposes or I'arlau Cook
ing and Dining Room. 'and adapted', for burning either
wood or coal. These. together with a splendid assortment
of Nine-plate Air 'right 'Coal Caninedand Dail or Church
Stoves, are offered at prices that mak4 It an inducement
for all in want of a Stove to call and cianiltie.
EO. 11. STEINMAN,—
West tiuc st., Lancaster.
sop 19 tglo
i '
Wa c !c g l o i o e ds s, .7 t e ,.. s .h v , Vr .. ? s •,S r l i l n s o - . e ut r t a h re i., a „ n t rlF .. n. oi n t e
for sale at tho lowest cash prices. at 1 m. 11. Eli oilh . isd l e
No. 184. South Second Street. betwee • Pine and Union,
west side. Philadelphia.. The assort mkt embraces it large
and select stock of into Watches. Jewtllry, Silver
Ware. Alkalis Ware, plated with film silver. in
.17
h .•
Spoons, Forks. Ladles, &e.—Jet ti
oods/ Fonts and i j e
Fancy articles of a superior quality. dlerving the '-o-sz
examination of those wig) desire to prgeore the best goods
at the lowest cash prices;
Having a pratical knowledge) of 114 business, and all
available facilities for importing arid imanunicturing, the
subscriber confidently invites purchtiers. bell), ing that
he can supply thesn'on terms as favorable as any other Se
tabilSlitnent in either of the Atlantic title,
:try - - All kinds of Diamond and Pe:irl Jewelry and Sil
ver Ware manufactured to order. within a reasonable time.
- 44)- Watches, Jewelry and Silver iWare faithfully re
paired. .
WA,' B.
No. IS4. South 2d St., n 'few doors :tithe the 2tl St. Market.,
West side.
Ate - In the South Wi i ndow of the S ore. cony he seen the
Citreous Bird Clock. width commandl Ihe admiration of
the scientific and entimis!pm 2,3 I y 4.36
Dagderrecitypig
VORTNEY'S in mato: tip stairs. over Pinker
I: ton S Slaytnaker's ELardware. :tltote. No. 37, N. Queen
street. Lancaster city. Pa.. c 0110111.1., o Fllttlti n the reputa
tion of being the best place to go in ``his city—to procure
a perfectly lift-like LILO:NESS and w ithal 0 handsome and
entirely satisfactory picture. where apt: admirers of good
Dmtuerreotypes and the , public gelleplly are respectfully
Invited to cull and fur thetasclvesi tel 1 S ina-31
X
,
llot loe.—A ti,, ll persons owni anti wilfully permitting
„ L I Ph!, :wine or Ili.mi to Mal nt 1:14:0 ill the city of Lan
caster, contrary to existing iirdinsurils. are leircliy notified
~
that the penalties attached to said or itianre will be impo
sed upon all such who refuse complia e with the same. In
tho event of failing V, cenform with . r id requisition, such
pigs. Swine or Hogs will he exposed to Wile, and all expen
ses
said
therefrom will he deducted from the proceeds
of said side. CHRISTIAN KIEFFER,
Lancaster, sep 12 tf.:'A' I Mayor.
Roffiendale Ilidraullic Cement.—An excel
lent article for Idnirat Cisterns. Inuits. tieing llonseo
and Cellars, and for keeping &rappels from wet and expo •
soil walls. • !
. . „ ...
. _ .
For sale by CHARLES SHEPARD SMITH,
Successor to the late firm ,if Eni Smith & Sou,
N. W. Corner of Trout and Willow! tits., opposito the old
stand, Railroad. ! _ seri PJ Iy-35
't%rar V
HENRY
,s ;vtlih n.i %n h g is l
all kinds of
works and commenced the manufacture
t fitted u . 17 o ,,, P i. o r r;: e e
d i a
his
n i
sfo {Yoke. rm r
-
Earthen Ware. Rockingham or Dark Lustre, Yam,. Cream
Colored and White Wane. Toilet Set 4, Table and Tea ter
'vice of different kinds, Apothecary Ilexes and Jars, and a
great variety of other articles kept c+nstantly on hand at
his Pottery Ware-houn and at his SR,re Room: and an as
sortment of Bracketts utd RON. SON for ornamenting
buihiJtn a, dc. eis al prepared t i furnish all kinds of
Terra Oda work. rarni hing, Moulding . ; and other kind
of Ornamental work, to order—to suit Sll kinds of buildings,
inside andout; Encaustic Tiles. for Irrnamental Pavements
of Frissile Granite. or nritilicial 'for Flooring of flails,
Rooms. Bar-Rooms. Paksages, lotion Ornamental Fire-
Places. dc.; /old wEi keep constantly you hand, at his old
stand. an assortment oil Red Earthern and Stone Ware.
11. G. has been nix I.loltilS, and splired neither labor or
expense in making the 05.,,, , Ury propgral ions Mr the above
manufacture. and is tints prepared tot receive all orders.
HENRY OAST,
No. 22 . !,!,, South QUOOO street. bet WITOI Cell Ire Square and
Vine street— S ign of tlq
441- Steady BOYS wanted •as apprentices to lettru the
abave business.
P. G. has eneat,i numaget
. wlio is fully compe
tent to conduct the alsive business: lend all communica
tions, correspondence and orders with his malinger,
por
t/1111Fr* to the said business, will be strictly attended to.
JOHN HARRISON,
Manager.
Npstf.'.3
Toney Dry Goßds.--Every day the Ladies aro bo.
i eninhig. more ronalliced that ircl a maaullicent Silk
Dress—black. fancy. plaid or Ih:llmA—there in no placo
where so large a variety of choice stiles and fabrics is of
fered thr their examination, as at , WENTZS.
i
Jud;,lng from the number of { handsome dresses
Wends sell daily—all fevers of the beautiful—novel, and
no plus ultra. are all isfied that the Mind quarters for good;
rich and cheap grsals. isiat , WENTZS,
1 , i
A Positive Fact—All that are dispiised to do justice to
themselves. are hereby notified that for Dry Goods--of any
and every description--ihere Is no p)are where they can
buy with more advantage In theinsel+,.. thou at
i
W ENTZS.
I
rep 3 tf-3.1 i
East King threat.
-
7\ - rew London Atindemy.--icen London. Cheato r
11 County, l'a. The Winter Session of Oil; Institution
will open on Wednesdily, Novembet Ist, nod continue
twenty-one weeks. I
Expenses. Boarding and Ti.ililon.
Washing. Music andlModorn Lan,tunges are extraa at
the usual rates.
rates.
The course of Instruction Is thorougli and more extended
than in most Academies—umbracing the branches nix
solid English educallon,l Latin. Greek.iyrench and German
5..t0...te.
.tc..
The subscriber deems It unnecr....sary to add anything
iu commendation of this Institution. 4ti it is (Along stand
ing and has been liberally patronized iby alluost every suc
tion of the country. 1.
The Winter Term will [.,pen with 11creaved facilities for
improvement.
For Catalogues contallting more intent° information or
for reference, address eatly as above.
JA\IES li. McDOWELL, .
! t. Principal.
aur" 23 t r-72
Inland Safety Mutual Insurance Co..-
Chartered April 4th, J. 554.
Capital 3125,000 00.
Charter Perpetual. Oftice, North Queeft street. first square.
This Company is now }tree:v.-v.l to 'Usurp ocainst loss or
damage by FIRE. on houses, stores and other bdildings,
perpetual or limited, and goods. mercliandize or furniture,
in town or country, audiat the most fivorable rates.
The Company is also aitthorized to trceive money on de•
posit, for which interest will be allowed by special agree
ment.
DIRECTORS.
• DR. H. E. MIIIILENBERG, esident.
THOMAS ZELL, ' lIENR MILLER,
JACOB M. LONG, JOHN W. JACKSON, .
S. W. P. BOYD, I PETER MARTIN,
DAVID BENDER, DAVID lIARTMAN,
JOHN A. HIESTARD, PHILIP ARNDT,
JOHN STYER, ; GOOD.
RDLOLPII PJ RAUCH, Seep.. and Treasurer.
ang_B tf-29
Cholee Theological Bofolca.--A Treatise on
Biblical Criticism, eihibiting a systematic view of the
science, 2 vols 3 vo., by Canniel Davidson, D. D.-
A Compendium of • elesbistical History. Translated
from the Ocrman t by Sa el Davidson, L. L. D. 2 vols SVO ;
Select Christian anth with Intropotary Essays, con
taining—
The Christian's Defence net Intid4lty; .
Memoirs of Bev. T. Italy urton ; 4 •
Wilberforce's Practical View of Christ city;
Doddridge's Rise and P gress of Religion in the Soul;
Adam's Private Though s on Relig ion; How's Redeemer's 'fears Wept over LTt Souls;
AA Kemple Imitation of hrtst.
Sermons by Henry 3 Lavine. 1 vol Fro.
The Worksi of Preside t Edwards, to 1 vols Svo.
The Works of Rev. W Jay, in 3 vOls Svo.•
Commentriries on the Laws of the Ancient Ilehrews,with
n IntrouctoryEssay oh Civil Society and Government
voloEy.. TO:Wine& .' i
.nrsnance of the
to public Bale nE
onto, on Tuesday
at 1 o'clock, P. 31.
'Estate to wit: A
In Sp ring twp.,
~ on the turnpike
bounded by
. elrs, Val•ntineet
I, f Airs. Weddle, do
• r less.
een Carlisle and
ed fur farming and
!WM. SUMTER
tutting
at F. 3'
tuning Store."—A
id Boys' ready made
proved styles, and
raterla.l.
, aver, Felt, Pilot,
• udletot Over
uslnesg. Frock and
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