Gen.t siiisaikg.
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WASUINGTO2I; u vriniong 113 Ft
synopsis 'of Geri .00e.iipliecli,:,llellverectin the
Senate to-day, 11'i:dation- to - the Michigan
Resolutions. ,;He -said:..: - 2.
The Demoerr Ole party has lost its ascendan
cy in Michigan, and these resolutione are'the
result - of the action of the new Oarty. lam
now instructed to,vote to deprive tho'Ameri
can citizen in the Territories - of
. the.pewer to
regulate the relations between master and ser
vant, and for the FepeaL. of the Fugitive Slave
Apt, which was passed to give effect to the
solemn guarantee of the constitution. I shall
neither obey their instructions nor resign my
seat. If a politidal party, whenever, by what
ever combinations it attailis power, can com
pel its oppsmentsl, holding legialative trusts, to
violate their consciences and consistency, or
resign their positions, it would radically . attest
the organization of the Senate, and be incom
patible with its !office as the representative
branch of the sovereignty of the States. The
Senate would lose every characteristic of per
manence, as power was transferred from one
,party to another. This would operate against
the Democratic party, for their opponents do
not recognize the right' to instruct. The in
tolerant proscription which is advocated by
the new party would exclude from political
confidence the first General who fell at the
head of an organized American army at
Quebec, because born across the At
lantic, and the last surviving signer of the
Declaration of Independence, because he was
a Catholic. The adoption of either measure
recommended by the Legislature of Michigan,
would he the signal for the breaking up of
this government and the dissolution of this
confederacy. There are many honest men who
scout all idea of danger, and are prepared to
sacrifice the structure of freedom to one over
powering impulse. I shall remain in the po
sition I now occupy Lill the end of my term,
unless the Democracy of Michigan shall re
quire me to act against my convictions of duty.
What I fear above all things is, that the peo
ple may be struck with judicial blindness,
with which the nations are punished
for national offences, and thus add; to the
melancholy list of :the people who had
not wisdom enough to appreciate the value of
free institutions, nor virtue and firmness
enough to maintain them.
NEW TOWNSIIIP.-At the late term of the
Quarter Sessions the report of the commission
ers, erecting a new twp. out of Bart, was con
firmed. The new township comprises the
western half and is named EDEN. The east
ern end retains the old name. •
ihk-KOSSU'fli, according to reports, is preparing for a
revolutionary attempt in Europe an soon as the proper
time may arrive. 110 may then look for a revival of the
Kossuth hats and revolutionary fashions. But we hare no
doubt the Philadelphia public, no matter what may be the
ohangea In dress, will still continue to provide thernseland
with clothing from ROCKHILL k WILSON'S cheap and
elegant clothing store, No. 111 Chesnut street, corner of
Franklin Plan. dec 27 ly-19
le_ Da. CHEESEMAX'S PILL' Foe FEMALES.—The rombius
tiona of ingredients Di these is the result of a lung
lad extensive practice; they are mild in their operation,
and curtain of restoring nature to its proper channel. In
every instance have the Pills proved successful. The Pills
Inrißably open those obstructions to which females are
liable, and bring nature into its proper channel, whereby
kwalth is restored, and the pale and deathly muutenance
changed to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health
unless she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes
piece, whether frkm exposure, cold, or any other cause, the
general health begins immediately to decline, and the
want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many con
sumptions among young females. Headache, pains In the
side, palpitations of the heart, loathing of food, and di.+
turbed sleep, do must always arise front the interruption
of nature; and whenever that is the case, the pills will in
variably remedy All those evils.
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N. B.—These Pills should never be taken during preg
nancy, as they would be sure to cause a miscarriage.
They are put up iu square tat boxes, and will be sent by
mail to any address by remitting to Dr. C. L. Choosernan,
No. 27: !:sw York. Pries tutu Dollar per
box. hops. & 1y413
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.(w EQUALITY TO ALL! UNIIOIt3IITY OF PRICE:—
A new feature of business: livery one his own Salesman.
Jones & CO, of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No.
20U Market street, above 6th, In addition to having the
largest, most varied and fashionable stock of• Clothing In
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have consti
tuted every one his own Salesman, by having marked in
figures, on each article, the very lowest price it can be_
sold for, so they eannot.possibly envy—all must buy alike.
Thu goods are all well sponged and prepared. and great
pains taken with the making, so that all , •11; with the
full assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest
price.
Remember the Crescent, in Market, abeee 6th , Nu. 2uU
tub 7 ly-3 JUNE, ,k CO.
.1(63.- HENRI% 1(1 INORATINtI CORDIAL.—The merits
of this purely vegetable extract fur the removal and cure
of physical prostration, genital debility, nervous affec
tions, do., Be. , are fully described in another column of
this paper, to w hien the reader isreferred, $2 per bottle. 3
bottles for $5, six bottles for $8; $l6 per dozen. Observe
the mark of the genuine.
Prepared only by n. E. COI EN, No. d Franklin Ilow,
Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia. Pa.. to whom all
orders must be addressed. Nor sale by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
T. W. LYU'rr & SONS.
122 ~.d at., Philadelphia, sole ageuts Mr Penna.
Der sale at thu Medicine Store, East Orange st., next to
Kremlin's Clothing store. put 0 Iy-60
MARRIAGES. • -
On the 23 ulk, by the Rev. John Wallace, of Pequa, Isaac
Snyder, to Margaret, daughter of Henry Rhoads, both ut
Salisbury township.
Ou the 2 , th, by the save, John elentleniug, to Margaret
Ann, daughter of David Lague. all of Salisbury township
On the 30th ult.. by the same, Moses I less, of Paradise. to
Iteberca Jane, daughter of Geo. E. Eckert, olLower Leaeuck.
On the saute day. by the same, Peter Steffy to Susanna
Li, ely. both of Salisbury township.
Ou wo !nth ult., by the same, Abraham Mast to Sarah,
daughter of John Myers, Esq., all of Salisbury township.
Un the 4th ult., by the'satue, Enamel Hoover, of Leacock,
to Catherine Benner, of Paradise.
On the sth inst., by the Revd. V. Grey, 3lr. Mordecai Roh
rer to Miss Mary Steacy, both of Strasburg.
DEATHS
In Providence tuvruship, on the Ist lust.. in the 2.4 th year
of her age, Mary Royer, youngest daughter of Christian
and Elisnobth {less of Pared!. township.
At Easton, on the sth inst. oldisease of the
heart, Mrs. Sarah. S. wife of Robert Black,
formerly of this City, aged 23 years.
The 3.larkets
The foreign advices by the Atlantic have hod little or no
effect upon tho market, and there is'yery little business
doing.
The receipts of Flour continue ismall—the inspections of
the week amounting to only 6400 barrels. Standard and
good brands are held at $0@9,123.6 barrel, but there I. no
export demand, and the only sales reported at these fig
ures are small lots for home consumption, and extra at $9,
50@9,70. Rye Flour is dull ut $O, and Corn Meal at $4,25
barrel.
Grain—The market continues nearly hare of Wheat and
prices are steadily maintained. Sales of 2500 bushels prime
Pennsylvania at $2,15, te bushel for red and $2,23@2,25 for
white. Small sales of Stye at $1,241,1,24. Corn is scarce
and in demand at a further advance-2000 bushels yellow,
in store, cold ut 563...ie. Oats sell slowly at our tact quota
tions.
Bark has advanced-30 hhds No. 1. Quercitron .1d at
$27 la ton.
Whiskey is firmer, and sales have been at 33 cents in
both lands. and barrels.
Valentines S Valentines S S--lainutine Head
Quarters. Dealers and others are . invited to look over
the following array of numbers, as well as variety, end
thoy can then judge whether SPANGLER'S is not the place
of all others, where they would be most likely to have
their tastes suited, both as to beauty and magnificence of
design, and economy in price.
200 A: Valenoines at b 1 cents.
" 1*. , . cents.
100 " " 25 cents.
50 " " 3Y, cents.
50 " 50 cents,
25 " " 75 cents.
25 " " $1,09.
10 " " 1,50.
and others ranging in j price from $1,50 to 10. Spsugler's is
the place and uo tu stake. All the other fixings, such as
Envelopes, jewelled and motto cards of beautiful design,
raid and valentine writers on hand in largo quantities at
feb 13 tf4 • . 11. 11. SPANGLER.
- Umlaute of Benjamin May, deer.—Letters of
ichninisliation on the estate of Benjamin May, deed.,
Into of Conestoga township, Lancaster county, has rug been
granted to the subscriber residing iu said township: All
persons iudebtdd to said Estate ure requested to Make in
=delete payment, and those having claims will preaeut
them without delay properly authenticated for seetlement
to ; IfOLP,
feb 1J 13t4 • l• Administrator.
Cash Music and Piano Store of nor ace
WATERS, No. 333 Broadway, Now York. Opposition
to Monopole. Music at greatly reduced prices. etwith
standing the combination of music dealers to keep up the
prices of non-copyright music, against the interests of na
tive composers, and their refusal to extend to Mr. Waters
the courtesies of the trails, he is making immense sales—
having abundant evidence, that he has publiccountenance
and suppport, in upposi.len to the Great Monopoly, and In
his efforts .to Nails,. talent, and to adopt the National
Cumsny. lib, stock of American and European to is is
immense, and the catalogue of his own publications is one
of the hugest and best selected in the United mates. Ile.
has also made a great reduction in the prices . ofPiunos, Me
lodeons and Musical histrusuents of all kinds. Superior
toned 634 octave pianos ter $175, $2OO and $225, intern, et
Osgood quality, and instruments asstropg and us umulle
as those which cost $5OO. Pianos of every variety ..f 4t3le
and mite up to SI6W, comprising those of ten differ..
manufactm ire: among them the celebrated teethe n
ved lloraeu iVaters . Pianos and We tint premium .r..esinn
Pianos of I'. Gilbert & Co.'s make, (owners of the .wenau
patent.) Second-hand Pianos at great larg,,ins. Prices
nom $4O to $l5O. Melodeons from fire different manutitc
tones, including the well known S. D. dr. H. W. Smiting
melodeons, (tuned the equal' temperament ' ) the best make
in the United States. Prices $45, Co, 75 100, 115, 12:3, 13e
and $l5O. amities Double Dank Melodeons,
- $2OO. Farb
Pious and Melodeon guaranteed. Thu best terms to the
trade, schools, ita; 12)4 per Cent, discount to clergymen
and churches. All orders promptly attended to. Music
sent to all pert- the country,. post-paid, at the reduced
rates. General and seimt catalogues and schedule of prices
of Pianos forwarded to any address free of charge.
feb 13 •
ei ratis l---Just published; A New Discovery in Med'
Ur lame! A few words on the Rational lerastment,with
out medicine, of spermatorrhea or local weak, •
ness, nervous debility, low spirits, lassitude l'elil
weakness of the limbs and back, indisposh V
incapacity anincapacity for stmly and laborydnib
nese of apprehension, loss of memory, aver
sion to society, love of solitude, timidity, self-dlstrnst, diz
sinesother infirmities in ma
, bead ache, th involtary .discheirges, pains ho the
saffection of e eye un n. s, pimples on the u ce, .. um Sod
From the french of Dr. D. DL LAyily The I mpor t ant
fact that these alarming complaints may be easily re
moved without medicine, is in this small tract, clearly de.
rmeastrated; and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by
means of which every one Is enabled t d , ears himself per.
fatly, and at the least possible cost, , avolding thereby all
thnadvertliiedwietrums of,the day... •- , . •
Beat to any'addrem,grdis, and post free hi iv sealed bn-•
Telope,y remitting (poet paid) plea - postage: giampatccDr.
.S.DALLoiNo:rt Llepthiard" Street, Now Y0r.19 1,:. i: ,
rab . Ot-Z C-Cii' •*1.1.,,
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ME=El=l!==
state , ofCat Howie .— letters tee
' ty , on the estate of Oatharinelloffman, late of
Falmouth, Conoltornahip, hare. been fatted to the imb
. scriber residing sald towaddii:.4,ll persons' Indebted to
eat estate are etquestalto mike hinnattate payment, and
those'haeing claims witi,pregent then *needy anthent3-
rated for settlement to' = J OHN
. HOE,
• • Lk la 6tet4 • *, EE.cutne.,
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Estatelof Eliza; Ho s of „Manor twp.
_Erin the Court of Common Pleastbr the Conntrbf Len
teeter. Whereas, Jacob E. Winn& and - Abraham Hiller,
administrators of Jacob.iinettwalter, deed; tote at Manor
townshiporho was Committee of Mita nostetteri dkl int
the Bth day of ginary, 1855; Ale In the °Eke of the Pio
thouetary of the said ,Coart, their Account of the -.mid
Estate: , _
Notice is hereby' given to all pains Interested In the
said }:state, that - the odd Court have appointed the 12th
day of March next, 1855, for the confirmation-thereof, un
less exceptions to filed. Attest,
J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
Lancaster, Proth'7l. Mee, feb 13 4S-4
estate of Robert Moderwell & Wife.—
In the Court of Common Pleas of Latter. co. Whereas,
John Hostetter, Jacob Bailsman, and J. F. Krampit assign
ees of Hobert Moderwell and wife, did on the fifth day of
February, 1855, ffie 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 th e
saldlEstate, that the said Court hare appointed thelith day
of March next, 1855, for the Confirmation thereof, unless
exceptions be filed. Attest, J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
Lancaster, Proth'ys, Office, fob 13 4t-11
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City Property at Public Sale.—On Saturday,
the 3d of March, 185 k, will be sold at the public house
of William • Melling, in South Queen street, in
the city of Lancaster, a two-story Brick DWEL
LING HOUSE, with. a lot of Ground,. fronting
about hi feet on the north side of West German
street, and extending in depth about 195 feet
Possession will be given on the first day of April next,
when terms will be made known by •
@MEM
ACCOUNT OF
Expenditures and Receipts
of the Directors of the Poor and floase"of Em
ployment for Lancaster County, from January
Ist, 1854, to January lat, 1855..
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• Provisions.
852-bushels of wheat, $ 1769 70 •
Grinding 1657 bushels of wheat, 115 99
68 head of cattle, . 2690 63
65hendof sheep, $2Ol f 0; 30 head of
shoats, $2lB 08, 419 68 •
545 gallons of molasses, $lO6 02; 6
barrels of vinegar, $24 70, • 130 72
255 lbs. of tea, $123 74; 1,929 lbs. of
sugar, $9l 67, 215 41
2,337 lbs. of coffee, $268 43 ; 1,198 lbs.
of rice, $5B 65, 327 08
09 sacks of salt, $lOB 58; 382 shad,
$55 49, 164 07
66 bushels of potatoes, $62 70'; spices,
$22 13, 84 13
50 bushels of rye, 53 30
-$ 5,971 3
Fuel.
56 cords of wood, $199 99; sweeping
chimneys, $3 62, $ 203 61
197;4 tons of stone coal, 776 91
House Expenses.
279 yds. sattinett and linsey, $134 26;
3% yards oil cloth, $3,25, $ 137 51
522 yards prison stripe, $6O 18; 1
meat stand, $3,
1,172 yards muslin, $99 39; 87 pair
of shoes, $75 10,
295 yards calico $32 82; 151% yards
tow linen, $39 54, 72 36
72 yards of flannel, $l4 91; 2 dozen
buck and wool mitts, $ll 76, 26 66
170 yds. check, $l5 85; 3 doz. hdkls,
$3 68, 19 63
114 yards goods for pants, $22 72; 1
shawl $3, 25 72
Earthenware, $34 69; Queensware,
$4 82, 39 61
Ready made clothing, $5l 65; 3 yds.
crash, 22 eta. 1 61 87
3 doz. palm leaf hate, $4 69 ; cotton
laps, $2 43, 7 14
Cotton yarn and carpet chain, $5O 44;
brushes, $3B 06, 88 60
Hats and caps, $3l 87 ; 2 doz. suspen
ders, $2 37, 34 24
Hard soap, $2l 70; repairing bonnets,
,
Trim 85 mings, &c., $37 08; grinding 26 '7O
razors, $1 50, 68
88 lbs. of wool, dyeing, carding, &c. 25
Weaving, $7 641 shoe findings,
$l3 titi; baker, $96, 117 24
Tobacco, tinutt and pipes, 163 - 58
t---$ 1,142 06
Salaries.
Stoward, 1 yr. due Oct. 1, 1854, $ 400 00
Clerk and Superintendaut Hospital,
1 year, due Dec. 4, 18.34, 375 00
Treasurer, 1 year, due Jan. I, 1854, 76 00
:Solicitor, 1 year, due July 1, 1864, 50 00
4 Physicians and medicine, 1 year,
Feb. 1, 1854, 355 00
6 Directors and mileage, 1 year, due
Nov. 1, 1854, 304 44
$ 1,569 44
Repairs and Materials.
Ironmongery, $96 01 ; plumbing,
$93 37, $ 189 44
Machinists bill and copper work to
boilers, 125 11
Lumber, $270 07; carpenter-work,
$247 50, 517 37
Tinsmith—work, $l6 95 ; castings,
$2l 93, 37 88
Painting, $6 25; mason -work, 16 87, 23 12
$ 893 12
Removals.
Bringing poor persons to the House
and removing do. out of county,
(65 eases,) $ 107 72
Out-Door Poor.
Out-door support to 199 cases, $ 2,081 00
Attendance and funeral expenses,
(26 cases,) 138 00
7 coffins (or out door poor, 21 00
Medical attendance to out door poor, 900
.$ 2,249 00
Doctor Shop.
1 can of surgical instruments, $ 90 26
3 quarts Wine and I quart of brandy, 325
Repairing scariticators, $1 50; 1 sett
pulleys, $5 50, 7 00
100,50
• State Lunatic Hospital.
Mary Froelich, $79 38; Lydi aTh °runs,
$Bl 16, $ 160 56
John R. Montgomery, $ll2 26 ; Wm. .
Trege, $lll 87, 224 12
David Leamoa, $97 60; T. K. Cum
mings, $lOO 13, 197 63
Adam Matter, $26 00; Caroline E.
Bowers, $53 25, 79 26
Farm. $ 661 56
Ground plaster, $l3 17 ; burning lime,
$l5, $ 28 17
Points and shears, $l6 97; wagon
maker, $5O 45, 67 42
Smithwurk, $66 55; 2 ploughs, 26 00, ,92 65
1 horse, $165; grinding scythes, 14 75, 179 75
Halters and heckling tlax, $6 66; 60
lb. of hops, $29 50, 55 16
1,023% bushels of corn fur feed, 768 69
Grinding 1,267 bush. of corn for feed, 60 69
Labor on farm, $447 07; wagoner
balance, $lO3 28, 560 35
Quarrying stone, 54 55
Incidental Expenses. ---$ 1,827 33
Philadelphia Alms House, $5O 8f;
stationary, $6 91, $ 67 78
Cheater co., Alms House, $l3 19;
freight, $52 45, 65 64
Expenses in purchasing goods and
other expenses, 10 97
Publishing annual accounts and other
•
printing, 93 00
Constable and Alderman costs, $18;
postage, $5 16, '23 16
Ashes Sc., purchased by Seward,
$24 02; perquisites ; $25,
49 02
PTLADELPILIA, Feb. 1
13
Ordere paid on hand front 1863, 816,767 05
Receipts. 3
Received for sand and stone, $l2l 37
" hides and tallow, 310 81
" " board forlunaties, 614 97
" from bundrypereons, 142 23
" from co. Treasurer, 13500 00
Bal. in hands of Treas'r Jan. 2, 1654,, i 14689 38
t 23 13
Orders on hand Jan, 1, 1855, 74 40
Bal. due Treasurer Jan. 1, 1855, 862 27
We the undersigned Auditors of Lancaster county, do
certify, that we have carefully examined the foregoing
account, and find the same correct, showing a balance
in favor of Win. Gorrecht, Esq., Treasurer, of the Poor
and House of Employment of Lancaster county, of eight
hundred and sixty-two dollars and twenty-seven cents.
Witness our hands the sth day of January, A.D. 18.56.
PETER GOOD,
JOHN SMITH,
CILRISTLAN BENTZ.
Produce of Farm and Gardens.
106 tons of Hay ; 1000 bushels of Wheat; 120 bushels
of Rye ; 12110 bushels of Corn; 900 bushels of Oats ; 40
loads of Corn-fodder ; 33 bushels of Onions ; 4y s bushels
of Seed Onions; 245 bushels of Potatoes • 60 bushels of
Red Beets ; 4227 Pickles ; 6 bushels of Lima and Field
Beans; ths Corn Brooms made; 4700 head of Cabbage;
150(1 bushels of Lime burnt; 22 Calves, 1 Bull and 4
Cows killed ; 8103 lbs. of Pork raised and fattened.
Manufactured and made in the House.
254 yards of Carpet made ; 18 Roundabouts ; 49 Vests;
118 pair of Pants ; 135 Shirts ; 71 pair of Stockings ; 162
pair of Stocking footed ; 24 Boys Garments ;,104 Frocks;
du Petticoats ; 77 Cherries ; 36 Aprons ; 143 pairs of Shoes
made ; 282 pair of Shoes soled and heeled.
Stock.
7 Horses ; 25 Cows ; 6 Heifers ; 2 Balls ; 3 Calves
17 Steers ; 36 Sheep ; 11 Lambs.
January, 7, 1864
Februray,4, "
March, 4, "
March, 30, "
May, 6, '•
Juue, 3, "
August,
1, "
August, 6, "
Sept." 2,
tictober, 7,
Dec, 2 ,
January 6, 1866.
Average number
per week for each pa
persona, who were ac
and breakfast.
Of the 308 admissions, there were bon
county 140; 11. S. out of county 21; Ger,
laud 08; England 6 ; Unknown 4.
Ey the above will beacon that of the 368 regular ad
missions during the year, only 102 were born in the U.
o.,whilst 203 were born in foreign countries. Out of
th 620 way faring persona who were maintained from
one to 4 days, about three-fourths were of the same na
tivity, many of those persons becoming a tax on our
community almost as soon as they arrive on our shore..
Upon examination it has been stated by persons that
they with large parties have been shipped to this coun
try at the expense of the towns or districts where they
had been living, in one instance when about 100 poor
persons were thus offered to be transported, amongst
whom were quite a number of aged and infirm ; they
were given to under-Stand that if they would not accept
the oiler they could not expect any farther assistance,
Thus we become taxed. with paupers not properly be -t
longing to us, and the length of time we are to salmi
to it depends on the proper authorities.
DANIEL BOWMAN,
JOHN H. BRENNER,
•
ZORN PEOP
Kwysl u ES.
Dirsetore..
CaRIMAZT R. LANDIS,
• -JAMES DY
WM. Lino; CIer SART. k.
Felbtairy, 3d,1866.
'PATRICK CASSIDY
itto'rney in fact of C. Freeman.
$16,319 18
$15,E49,18
Remainin
o' ceach Jae.
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72 1 F I.F.
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121, 9638
3 1 '134'105'36
21 1331 91 1 421
31 12&, 91 1 41
9 112 115;1 . 1
3 1121 94138
5 1 111: 96132
3 2 116 95'36
36 83! /20,33
20. 9e 9037 4
5 1 89; 91 141
3 1 109 i 9350
11 1 2
20 3
16 1
271
abstained 243, at
per, exclusive of
ommodated with
a cost of $1 24
829 way faring
supper, lodging
In Lancaster
any 130 ; Ire-
Piripeity . at Palate •ale - 400 n
" • Saturday the 34 a Ilextb;4Bss, brriitae of en order
the Orpturas* Will be Sold et - publie sari, atihe
mhlie house of John olp..in the - village a Bafeilarbor,
. the following described real estate. lite FroPertl of &Oa
! min iday,,, deed, late offkrnestoga toenabi
' . TWO VALUABLE BUILDING - '
In mid Village, iterating on the read hiding BMW Bete
Harbor to Idartle gorge,- - "
No I contains about.Bo feet In front, more or less, and
300 in depth. • . . . •
I No. 2 contains about I S (sot, more or less, in front and
••
200 in depth.
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• Both lots are enclosed and will be sold separately_ Toe--
sessionwrill be given and deeds executed on the 2d day of
r April next. Terms made, known on the day of sale by
JOHN HOLY,
Administrator. ,t
feb 13 tf4J
Herald of PenmanslOlol t—tiood Weirs for bed
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companied by a book of Instruction, six books in all , to
gether with aix of theliacLanrin pens and a holder, put up
in one package, and sent to any part of the United States
by mail, with the postage paid, at one Dollar.
The larger Course is the same as the preceding, engin' en
tad by the deriei of Six Round and Fine-hand Copy Books
and a Blank Exercise Ruled Book, for additional practice,
making thirteen books In all, with Dens and Instruction
Books' at Two Dollars.
The Book, containing a full Exposition of the System,
with Directions, will be sent separate loamy one ordering it
and Including a postage stamp and twelve and a half cents.
This will gives Lull knowledge of the immense advantages
of the System over all others, and enable the buyer to pro
ceed understandingly, if not already aware of the nature of
the plan; which is, THZ ART Or wamsa RAPIDLY FROM TOO
FIRST,AND AT 1110 SANS 110 E wßu — sn art never before taught
in th schools or by writing masters.
EXTRA.—I. Primary book of big Exercises for hand and
arm, introductory to the course, adapted to children front
four years old and upward, and useful to all. 15% Ms.
2. Book of Mammoth Capital Letters, for extra .:yumas
tic Exercise during the whole course. 18% emits. These
two books also indispensable in school.
11. THE SCHOOL SERlES.—'Teachers are respectfully
intormed that IlacLaurin's system of llymnastic Exercises.
Is a complete course of Gymnastic Exercises, designed
to give the greatest' possible command of the pen. Pub
lished iu six number, price 75 cents.
MacLaurin's round-hand copy-books, in two parts, price
25 cents; and slacLaurin's series of fined:laud copy books,
In four parts, price 50 cents (are now ready.)
The above twelve books constitute MacLaurin's complete
series. Price $1,50 fur the set.
111. MACLAURIN'S 25 WRITING TABLETS, for chil
dren in families and primary schools, 6 1 4, cents each; scut
by mail in packages of 6, 12, or 24. Containing the big
exercises on stiff boards for pen, pencil or style. Just the
thing for amusing and instructing the child at the same
time; combining the toy and the book.
CHARLES B. NORTON,
Publisher, 71 Chambers street, N. Y.
Li state of David Black.—ln the Court * of Cam
_UAmon Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Whereas, Wm.
C. Boyd, Committee of David Black, did on the second day
of February, 1855, 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 12th
day of March, 1665, for the confirmation thereof, note
exceptions be filed.
Attest,
Prothy's office, Lan. feb 6
rro Farmers.—We respectfully inform our mato
j. users that we have reduced the price of our improved
super Phosphate of LIME, warranting it to be fully equal,
if not superior to any sold by us in former years.
It affords us pleasure to state that the high character of
the article is well established, and the testimony of Far
mers who have used it, proves It to be the Cheapest and
most Permanent Fertilizer that Is now known.
Uur friends are requested to call and examine it, and re
ceive is pamphlet descriptive of its qualities, uses, &c.
A liberal deduction made to Dealerh.—Agents Waffled.
GUANU.—A full supply of No. 1 GovE.IMIILNT l'EneviAN
GUANO on hand. Also, Mexican IiCANo, Poudrette nod
Plaster fur sale at the lowest Market rates.
ALLEN S NEEDLES,
23 South Wharves and 33 South Haver ht., lart Otto
above Chesnut at., Philadelphia.
'IM.For sale In this COMA) . by
A. IV. RUSSELL, Lantusster City.
A. K. ,1 A. L. 1V1T.11..11., inrad6e
fel, 6 1y.3
Air ottani of Sacred litutory.—A guido to the
ix" understaudiug of the Divine Plea of salvation, tic
curtung to its historical development; by Johu Lleory
Kurtz, D. D. •
Cummings Works, Lxcluresoll the Apocalypse, let series.
do. do. 2d du.
Cumming's Minor Works, Ist Series.
do. do 2d do.
Cummings Lectures ou the Parables.
do. du. Miracles:
do. do. •• Prophecies.
du. do. Daittel.
do. do. •• Row:whin.
do. scripture Readings; Genesis.
do. do. tie. ...alum.
do. Voices of the Night.
do. 13enedictious or the Blessed Life.
du. The Tent nod the Altar.
do. The Daily Lire.
do. _ Scripture headlogs, St. Mork.
do. do do. St. Matthew.
do. Voice,: of the Dead.
do. do. . Day.
do. Church betbre the Flood.
do. The :even Churches.
The shore, together with manyiother hew Leeks of the
same‘character, are at all times to be had at the Cheap
Book and stationery store of MURRAY A STuE•'K.
VALENTINES! VALENTINES
A large and well selected assortment of beautiful and
chaste Vairmtines may be had by calling at the Cheap
Book and Stationery .Stere of HURRAY &
feb 6 tf-3
Alronderful Phenomenon and Healing
y I liT ll L..,.—1n the adjactut et/linty of 13erkaand the
immediate vicinity of the romantic Cushion 11111,, ou a
Mountain inure than SOU feet high, Nature has formed a
delightful retreat of sylvan beauty, consisting of about vd
Acres of garden-like ground producing the most wholesome
herbs ; medicinal plants, treehaud fruit in pleating variety.
From this vegetable kingdom Dr. Leiseriug bas succeeded
in procuring a Universal Remedy for thecure of Fever and
Ague.
In the same spot of magnificent rural scenery are to be
found most excellent sanative springs, containing wonder-
ful virtues oup• to be found in fresh water. These springs
yield au abundance of water, clear arystal of a cold temper
ature, (46 degrees Fahrenheitd soft and pleasant taste,very
refreshing without any strange admixture or nauseous smell.
lu this beautiful spot of ground Dr. Leisering, en.umged
by such a happy combination of circumstances, has estab
lished a
HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
in order that these benificent gifts of nature, patiently ap
plied, might be of advantage to suffering humanity. it
was at Ephrata in Lancaster county, that lie. Leisering,
in the years 1845-1848, performed wonderful cures on
persons laboring under diseases, and especially on such
as resolutely persevered in his mode of treatment. Ho-has
done the same, and more besiede, from 1848 up to the pres
ent day, at his Mountain Home.
. .
It is well known, for these 14 years, that he Is no dealer
in humbugs. From nearly all Counties In the State, Dr.
Lelsoring has been requested by persons afflicted with
disease,.-to afford them an opportunity of seeing him, that
they might personally consult him in regard to their own
complaints. lie has therefore concluded to make a begin
nitric In Lancaster County, and will carry with him his In.
fallible Remedy (free from poisonous ingredients,) for the
cure of Fever and Ague. This remedy requires only an ap
plication of from 10 to 15 days according to directions, to
effect a RADICAL CURE. For consultation, advice and
medicine, the charges will be moderate.
His direction is as follows :
In Ephrata, at W. Konigmacher's, from 1:r to 18 Feb.
Litiz, " Philip Kahn " 19 "21 "
" Lancaster " Peter McConomy
West Orange, above Charlottte 22 " 25 "
"Washington " B. Kauffman's Hotel"
" Columbia " Danl. Herr " " 1 " 4Mc'h
" Marietta " Mr. llouseal's " " 5 " "
" Bainbridge " Mr. Neal's " 8 " b "
Elizabetlat'wn Mr. Greenawales " 10 "12 "
" Mount Joy " Mr. Seltzer's 13 '• 15 "
" Alanheim " Mr. Ilostetter's "19
CHARLES F. A. LEISENRING, M. L.
Wernersrille, I'. 0. Berks co., I'a.
between Reading and Womeladorf.
Ling Valuable Dlicovery.—EDWlN A JAMES M
CLAIIKE'S Newly .katented Combined Grinding and
Hng or Merchant Flouring Mill. This valuable discov
ery is in constant operation at the Barrel Factory. on Duke
street, a few steps from the railroad in this city,where hun
dreds are calling daily to witness its astonishing opera
tions. The entire Mill, with its machinery complete, occu
pying a space but 21 feet long by 4 feet wide; and, within
this small compass, converts the grain into extra and su
perfine flour, fine flour, middlings, shipstuffs and bran;
making at the same time the finest quality of flour, and as
good a yield as can be obtained from mills costing from five
to twenty thousand dollars. Any power is applicable to
propel it, from a four hone power up to any other desired.
it will grind, and that too on a 30 inch diameter burr
stone, two barrels of flour per hour with the utmost ease.
This mill must, ere long supersede all other mills. It is
emphatically m:apted to the wants of community at large;
can be placed in a room with other machinery, and the
small space it occupies not be missed; can be hauled by a
dray at a single load from one. location to another; and
only think of it, fur the small sum of•live Hundred Dol
lars, every location throughout the United States can be
furnished with a complete Merchant Mill, capable of ma
king at least 2 barrels per hour ; saving as it will from five
to twenty thousand dollars worth of capital in the eriietlon
of a Souring mill, and at the same time this mill is adapted
to all the small and large powers which are now running
idle or In use.
The inventors, Edwin & James M. Clarke, are now pre
pared to sell County and State rights and xrdils,and can be
seen either at the above named place, where the mill is in
constant operation, or at Clarke's Shoe Store, al the Rail
road, on North Queen street, Lancaster city,
We advise those who are so circumstanced to go into a
ispeculation, to call and see this ingenious Invention. Its
success throughout the United States is certainly indis
putable.
January 23 , 1855.
NEW IMPROVED FLOURING WILL—I witnessed on
Monday the 224 kin., at the Barrel Factory, in Lancaster,
thepractical operation of MessraEdwin L James ..N.L Clarkes
Patent Grinding and Bolting Mill. The Messrs. Clarkes ad.
vertived that they would on that day convert ten bushels
of wheat into flour in one hour. There was quite a large
Crowd of millers and other gentle/lieu present—many
thinking this rather a large story—the burro being but 30
inches in diameter. Ten bushels being put into the hop.
per, at the request of the s.leura Ciarke,l tinted the grind
ing of It, and in forty-one minutes by the watch, it was all
through, and according to my judgment, it did its work
well. I would also suggest, that it is a simple, cheap and
practicable Mill, and reflects great credit on the patentees.
A. CARPEZ,TER,
Practical
jan 30 tf-2
'Umtata of Immix Farlow, deed. —The under
-1.2/signed Auditor appointed by the Orphane' Court of the
County of Lancaster, to distribute the balance In the hands
of Abraham Meiskey, administrator of the ?State of Isaac
Farlow, deed., to and among those legally entitled thereto,
hereby gives notiee that he will attend for the purpose of
bis appointment, at the Library Room In the Court house,
in the city of Lanc'r., on Friday the Idth of February next,
at 2 o'clock, P. M.. When and where all persons Interested
may attend if they think proper.
jail 30 3t-2
Jstate of Wm. Leonard & Abner Bear.—
Uhl the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lan
caster. Whereas, Jacob Albright & Christian Rine, sr
Agleam of W. Leonard & Abner Bear, did on the 25th day of
January, 1855, file in the office of the Prothonotary of the
said Court, their account of the said Estate:
Notim is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 6th
day ofElnerh, 1865; for- the confirmation thereof; exceptions be Bled. Attest,
J. BOWELEN, Proth'y. •
4t-2
.Prothy's. Office, L&n. j&n 2A
For Rent .— Three 2 STORY FRAMEHOU
SES, (with hydrant in yard) in the rear of the "."._
bscriber r s eicr - establishment; between ' West i
King and Vine streete.t.Hent moderate; and poe.
session sliest on theist of April next.
Lancaster, jail 9 Ot-6/ SAMUEL KLUB,
magazine OT.the Age. S--Just published'
j_ the Amadeu,' Monthij Magazine for February. Duro
ted teLitersture; Arts;Sciineet Biography, General Tntel
ligence, and:the dlsseminatiOn of pure Americanfrinclpbs
In its pages minim found Tides stid,hketclisi of Befrolu.-
"hammy Times P. , e 4 rda. 4 .+Pe 4 l of the. early settlers of the
Gsrantryof the esiljGovermars of New
leech Illstoriml Bidistical and Scientific de
opment, Poetry and *airs, itogether with a great valley
of Editorial onthe Current topics of the day. An opihand
unyielding oppositimi to* interference of Boman imis
stades in political elements, and an carmen and deter'
mined advocacy - of the principles of the AM1121:1121 . Party
will be a prominent feature In this Idammine.
The numbers will couteitUportralts of prominent
lean Btateseetn, accompanied with *map:hied skete r hes,
rendering it one of the Monti useful' end entertaining 'peri
odic:eh In the world, and; indispensalde to every Arced] can
can family. lit
Terms gaper annum; six copies pie ten copies try'. Oran
an
copies andupwaris ea* in advance. , I .
Agents wanted to caner® in every City and Town i#
the United - States, to whom greet Inducements are Wen&
J. S. TUTTLE 2 CO.; Publishers; '
d A 6 Bcollay's Building, Tremont Now, Boehm.
hab am-s
rpo Persons out of. Employment.-4ents
Wanted In every section of the United States. 1 The
most Elegant end Useful Volume of the Year. Seer's greet
work on Stualm . ,
Just published, an Illuirt=ted Description of the tiniest=
umpire. Being a-Physical and Political History of Its Gov
ernments and Provinces,Productions, Resources, ImpPrial
Government, Commerce; Literature, Educational means,
Reargion, People, Manner's, Customs, Antiquities, etc.,'lete.
from the latest and most authentic sources. Embellished
with about ittO Engraadrusg,and Maps of European and As.
tette Russia. The whole complete in one large octavo:vol
ume of about 700 pages, elegantly and substantia ll y bdund
Retail price, $3.
This work has been several years in preparation, and
will, it is believed, meet in the fullest acceptation of the
word, the want so universally felt for reliable information
on the history and-internal resources of a country occupy
ing so large a liortion of the Eastern Hemisphere, and
holding so fdrmidable a position at the present time the
rest of EuropefandA sis.; but of which far less is:known an
of any other Ituropse= nation.
• rt.
Rt. Also, a deeply interesting volume, entitled o
Remarkable Adventures of Celebrated Persona," embrabing
the Romantic Incidents and Adventures In the Livds of
Sovereigns, Statesmen, Generals, Princes, Warriors Tilts -et
ers, Adventurers Voyagers, Ac. eminent in the Histog of
Europe and America, including Sketches of over fifklicel
ebrated heroic characters. Beautifully Illustrated ith
numerous engravings. One vol. 400 pages, royal l imo.
cloth, gilt: Price, $1,25.
The subscriber publishes a number of most valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular and of such a moral and reli
gious influence that white good men may safety engage in
their circulation, they will confer a public benefit, and re
ceive a fair tvmpensatiou' for their labor.
l a. To men of enterprise and tact, this business offerr an
opportunity for profitable' employment seldom to be met
with.
rEir Perseus wishing to eugag o in their sale, will receive
promptly by mail, a Circular containing full particufars,
with -Direotions to persons disposed to act as Agents,' to
gether with terms on which they . will be furnished. by ad
dressing the subscriber, post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, PUBLIKIiII,
181 William Street, New York.
I T . tt i
n H o y t ou , T .g l e me e n tt a li d id al C l
t a h l o i s s o .z)l it i ,
e Mn s e tht a i m o d f
single blessedness—hear ye the edict of Cupid the God of
Love!—Whereas, the 14th day of February, known as St.
Valentine's Day, which from the time whereofithe
memory of man runs not to the contrary, has been the Llay
upon which Love holds his high court, is rapidly approach-
Mg, and as we are desirous that due observance of the same
should be made by our faithful subjects all over the wokld.
Now, therefore, we do appoint the New and Chesp Rook
Store as Agents extraordinary, and have from our Kesel
Armory supplied him with our WEAPONS OF LOVE, with
which to do battle against .11 hearts which have notirelt
the Shafts of Cupid.
Dealers from the country will had it to their advan ge
to tall at Cupid's Head Quarters. 'sou will be supp 'ed
with Cupid's sharpest darts on the most reasonable tei s.
It has been reported throughout the country tat
all Valentines have to be pre-paid. This Cupid wbuld h ve
his most worthy subjects know is not so, as the Post Of
tire Department has no such law.
NEW & CHEAP BOOK STORE.
Centre Square, near the Post ME
J. BOWMAN, Proth•y.
4t.3
- private Sale of Valuable City Property.
X The undersigned offers his HOUSE and LOT I OF
GROUND, situated on East Orange et., at Private 1
Sale. The locution Is one of the most beautiful
that can be found in the city of Lancaster, fora E
private residence. It is situated on the North -
side of of East Orange street, lid., door above Shipper, i4nd
~,
commands a delightful view of the Valley to the No h.
It will be sold at a reasonable price, and it is des ' ed
unnecessary to go into details, as those desirous of p . r
chasing can view the premises—nr by calling on MATTRLAS
Zeus. Esq., or CAPT. JAMES IjONNELLY, any information
that may I, desired will be given. '
fobs tf-3 J P. DONNELLY,
Liancaster County Exchange Office.—de
the first day of March next the undersi ' , ned, under the
firm of John K. Reed & Co., will open en lAlice at the cf.,-
ner of East King and Duke streets, (near the Court Hour,)
Lancaster city, for the..purpose of recehing deposites, ma
king loans and purchases, buying and selling real ests:te,
stocks, Sr.. for others. collecting claims, Sc., Se.
1
The cash Capital of the firm in .1.20.W0, and tho parties
are individually liable for Its obligations.
[
The usual rates of interest will be paid, by special agree
ment, on deposites for more than 30 days,
JOIE': K. ItEED,
AMOS S. HENDERSON,
DAVID SHULTZ.
ISAAC E. MESTER. ' 1
Lancaster, jan 30 tf-2
arscaster Writing Academy will l'e-
L.lmain open for six weeks. All who Ki.h to avail thou
selves of the services of successful and experienced T
atih
ra will du well to make early application. Trams-15;0U
for Twenty Lessons, of one huur each; one-half invariably
in advance.
ICE' So discount for neglect of Lessons on part of Le
pupil. Rooms open from S A. M., to P.M.9 . 1-,1
instruction will be arranged so far as practicable to slat
the convenience of the pupil.
Par - Ladies and Oentlemon interested in this highly Im
portant Lut murk neglected branch of education, are iv
spectfully invited to call and witness Hal rapid improSe
merit of the HUNDRED PUPILS that have been under qty
instruction, some portion of the time for the last six wee 's.
F. SHERBROOK E ,t.! SON,
Writing Rooms, Out Door above the Mayor's Mice, So tl
Queen street. jan 30 IL' 4
nod Lion Hotel.—No. 200. Market street, alLv
I:lL,tith. Philadelphia. The undersigned. late of the Auer
lean house, Columbia, Pa., takes pleasure in informing tie
friends, and the public generally. Omit he . has taken rho
above well.known and popular IIotISE, which he has fiqed
up with entirely New Em allure and Betiding of a,superlor
quality. The house has also been renovated and int dro
red in a manner which will compare favorably with ally
of the Hotels in the City, and cannot fail to give satist4te.
lion to those who may patronize this establishment.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the choicest
Provisions the market affords; and the liar with the PU
REST AND BEST LIQUORS. Nothing shall be left undone
to make his Quests comfortable, mud he flatters hime+lf
that by strict attention to business, he will merit and
ceive a liberal share of phblic pattronage,
I O. W. HINKLE,
jan 2:3 tf.l. r," Proprietor.
lenth Grand Gift Distribution of tbe
ART UNION SOCIETY.-500,000 Gifts valued pt
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars. Certificate for this yedr,
One Dollar. The members of tho ART UNION SOCIETY,
on the occasion of thin the tenth distribution of the
works of Art accumulated by the Society during the
past year. would respectfully call the attention of its pa.
trons to the fact that, being about to remove to the build
ings in course of erection for the Society in the city .Cof
Washington, they will add the Real Estate and other Laud
ed Property belonging to the Society, to the Distribution
for this Year.
At the last meeting of the Soeioty, it was determined to
Reduce the Certificate of Share for this tirxn,l Euterpriao
to One Dollar each, thinking thereby that it will be the
means of a more general diffusion of the works of Artistes
throughout the country, and will onabluttLo Society to ex
tend their labors for the advancement of the ARTS AND
SCIENCES in this country. The certificates of sharewill
be issued at One Dollar,accompanying which each purcha,
ter will receive free of charge, by return mail. a beautiful
Line and Stipple Engraving, eniitled W • shington
on Dorchester Heights representing au eventful
period in the Ilistory of our Country.
It will be seen, by referring to the list, that them are
many valuable pleats of property, many costly Paintings,
Superb Statuary, Beautiful Engravings, Costly Jewelry,
Magnificent Shawls, and other beautiful Gifts, such as
Clocks, Watches, Illuminated Works, Ac., to the numbir
f Five Hundred Thousand—worth $300,000.
As the Society expects to remove to the New Hall at
Washington by the middle of June, the distribution Will
take place on the first of July, 1855.
The same rules and regulations that have heretofore
guided the Society's distributions will be adhered to I
this, and on no account will there be any postponement ,
from the day named. All letters and communications ,
(post paid) for certificate, or on business, are to be addres.l'
sod to the Southern Office in Washington directed toithet!
Secretary, who will answer by ,return mall. Single snb-il
scribers remitting Ten Dollars will receive one year's sub-i
scrlption to any of the Magazines they may name in their
letter, to be forwarded free of charge for the time of sub.
scription, one year.
The following list constitutes a part of the Gifts for
1 855 t the splendid House and Lut of the Art
Union Society. situated in Broadway, $60,043
A superb Dwelling, the residence of the late An
sou Suitzer, Esq. 15
The beautiful summer residence, Gothic Cottage
010
and Grounds at Hawk's Nest, on the Hudson
River 20,
5 small Dwellings, situated on the lot belonging
to the Society in 92ii street,
10 magnificent Camel's [lair Shawls. Those
shawls are the most beautiful work of art er-
- - • •
er beheld,
4 sets of Diamond Jewelry—consistsing of 7 pie
ces each—all antique patterns, In a beautiful
Pearl Jewel Box,
10 sets of Pearl Jewelry, consisting of 7 pieces
each, all different styles, and of Persian-man
ufacture,
12 Gold Watches for Ladies, very beautiful and
curious works of art; ore the size of a S 4 dime,
10 Watches for Gentlemen, all very heavy, of
different stylise and patterns, '
50 Mindere, Toilet and Dressing' Cases for Ladies
some finished iu Pearl patterns—Louis XI V.
1 lariviClock, a iery•benutiful work of art, made
by Li,pordi at Cologne, finished in a style of
beauty and Art unsurpassed,
1,000 Gold Thimbles, all different patterns, very
heavy.
200 copies of the lives of great Painters, superb
ly bound, with an engraving of each artiste,
50,000 illuminated Albums, different styles and
patterns,
200 copies of Griswold'i Republican Court, splen
didly bound, with tinted engravings,
100 copies of Boydell's Illustrations of Shak
speare. To the admirers of the Great Poet,
this work will be an acquisition,
PAINTINGS.
Venus sending forth Cupid and Hymen—Titian,
Beggar fkkg—Murillo,
Tobit and the Angel—Salvalsw Rosa,
right
3ladonna—Carregio, •
A Head—Titian,
A Head—Vandyke,
Landscape—Poussin,
A Piece—tiutotto;
Battle Piece—lteuverman,
Landscape--Claude,
There are others by the same Artistes, all original, be
sides some splendid pictures by Allston. Sully, Bunnldg, ,
Neegle, Doughty. Cole, Chapman, David, Vernet. Stuart,
Herbert, Tark, Bennington, Schkub, Perkins,. Lewis, Ellis,
Hamilton, Read, Bartlett. Schloss. Huntington, Johnuote,
Schmidt, Rembrandt, and others fully described in the
catalogue, which will be forwarded on application by letter,
post-paid, to the Secretary, who will answer by return
mail.
Clubs of 10,
Clubs of 20
Clubs of 60,
The money in all cases to accompany the application for
Certificates.
Ladles forming Clubs will be entitled to the same terms
as above, with the extra inducement of the present of a
Magnificent Set of Boudoir Furniture, with rich colored
India Hangings, fine India Lace Curtains and everything
of the most splendid description to the Ladles' Club wile
will send the largest remittance for Certificate.. •
Postmasters are authorized to act as Agents, and the
Postmaster remitting the largest amount for shares will
receive a handsome Oold Watch and Chain, valued at Twyy
Hundred Dollars. The money must accompany the appli
cation (b_y letter, postepaid,) in all cases, and theCertilleat
with the Engravings, will be forwarde free of charge byi
return mail.
Correspondents are requested to write their address, with!
the County, Town g Post Office and State, plainly, in order
to avoid mistakes. All letters answered by returtionalt
Catalogues of all the Gifts, with value and explanation
can be obtained on application to the Secretary, to who
all letters for Certificates, &c, must be addressed.
ALFRED JOURDAIN, Secretary. I
. • Waithingtont D. C.
mit.' lean LEWIS, I
'• FRANCIS INCE, I:tora./
DEENANDO LIVINGSTON, • '
.b.. 0 23 sm.l T. W. BATZ/6 _ •
D. G. ESHLEMAN,
Auditor
TERMS FOR CLUBS: ,
1 Extra.Certiflcate
.
4 yew , . Cherry_Peetorn.L. v ... ,-
-We invite the attention or • ,)- 2 .1'
•
the public to tlieTertiflaites • appen:. ' a- - n_ ded below, end bespeak Prrthern that,: l , -,'
candid consideration which their .., d r- .'
honest frankness dam es- I & -
rjro
.--
Men in such stations as many who , ..
voluntarily beat witness to the etS , sr An • sale ,;.-
gag and value of Cesium Pscrmtat., .
do not wantonly trifle with, or die- - -
tort facts, nor overstate their COLIViCqOII2. Judge then
whether this is not. the medicine to Ph*Ot when lottfana
have relief flu tbethrtut of Inflea.indge too, whether very
family overt norto have it by them as 'a against
the everywhere prevailing enemy, which steals with, fatal
frequency upon almost every flock and carries off thalami)
bum many a home?
Jackson, C. 8., Jackson City, 0., Met Nov., 1852.
Dr. J. C. Arta,-Sir: The Caesar Pacratat is mvich. in
quired after. Several of our best physicians bare usedit,
t)aree of - tliam in• their own case, and always 'With
the happiest effects. The numeronapatentmedkines al
ways before them, Lai to incredulity in regard to.every
new remedy; and KU onlysfter undoubted evidence of val
ue in any article, that anything like a general confidence
can be excited.
The unrivalled excellence of this combination of agents
(in theramutv.ffaccomai,) Droved beyond cavil by repeated
trial under their own observation, boa compelled medical
men to proclaim abroad its usefulness. It is beyond. all
doubt the best general remedy we have Air the Pulmonary
Affections of this etiolate, at the same time time sedative
and expectorant—a rare combination of ;maladies.
In the hOpe that it will prove its own reward, 'subscribe
myself, Respectfully your obt. servant,
JAS. EL C. Id3LLER, IL D.
Allegan, Bitch., Jen. 10th, 18.53:
Deer Sir—No one, no rtotone—man, warms or child—
=be found-to deny that the CELERY PECTORAL is all that
It claims to be. There is muck nsed.in this vicinity, al
though not known until recently. The community should
know_lts virtues.
Yours truly, JOIIN.B. KELLOGG AL D.
Let gentlemen of the Legal Profession mark this case„
Williamsburg, L, Sep. 3, 1832,1
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Dear Sir—Over application for the put
three yea r , to my duties as an EdvOClte brodght SIR come
eight months ago a severe irritation of tke bronchial tubes
which was a constant annoyance to me, and test becoming
a source of great apprehension. Every remedy tried; failed
even to relieve me, till I used your Caesar PECTORAL--
This has not only relieved me, but as l trust, wholly cured
me. I care nothing for the reputation of Advocating Pat
ent Medicines, and this is at your service. I shall recom
mend It to members of the bar, and others whom I may
meet, laboring under similar indirsitions.
'Yours truly, R. F. JONES.
South Paris, Me., Ang. 18, 1850.
,
I have no hesitation in saying, that I regard ..i1:12:
Cainar PLCTORAL no decidedly the best remedy wilt my
knowledge for the cure of chronic bronchitis. eoug . and
all diseases of the lungs. 81. A. RUST, M. D.
- Montgomery, AIA, Oct. 4, 1349. '
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Dew Sit—l ;have used your admirable
compound ostensively in my practice, and find it to sur•
pass, by far, any other remedy we have for curing diseases
upon the lungs. Your obt. servant,
What yet remains to convince the most incredulous that
the Cherry Pectoral is all that it purports to Levis an un
equalled remedial agent for nil diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. The experience of years, has proven It to be such,
and we submit it to the people, believing that its virtues
will fully maintain its reputation.
Prepared by JAMES C. ATER,
Assayer and Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Price 25 mils per Box. Five Boxes for $l.
Sold by CHARLES A. 11EINITSII, and all Druggists.
P. Brown, Bhiladelphia, Wholesate'Agt.
jan 31) 3m-2
Estate of Magdalen Kemerer.—ln the Court
of Common Pleas or the County of Lancaster. Where
as, Peter Kemerer, Administrator of John Kemerer deed
who was•committee of _Magdalen Kemerer, did on the 22d
day ofJanuary 1855 file in the office of the Prothonotary
of said Court, his Account of the mid Estate:
\once. hereby given to all persons interested in the
mid estate, that the said Court have appointed the sth
day of March, 1855, for the confirmation thereat, unless
exceptions be filed. •
Attest, J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
Prothy's Office, Lan. an 30 4t-2
STARTLING, BUT TRUE
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.
How often it happens, that the wife lingers from
year to year in that pitiable condition as not even
for one day to feel the happy and exhilarating influ
ence incident to tho enjoyment of health.
' THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But a few years ago in the flush of health and youth,
and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and apparently in
explicably, becomes a feeble, sickly, sallow, debili
tated wife, with frame emaciated, nerves unstrung,
spirits depressed, countenance bearing the idipress
of suffering, and an utter physical and mental pros
tration,-arising from ignorance of the simplest and
plainest rules of health es connected with the mar
riage state, the violation of which entails disease,
suffering and misery, not only to the wife, but often
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON THE CHILDREN
" UNTO THE TIIIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, LNSALVITY, GOUT,
KING'S EVIL, and other and
Worse Diseases, as a
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FROM THE'. PARENTS.
And must this continue? Mast this be? Is there no
remedy? No relief? No hope?"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies, and benefiting by them.
Them are pointed out in
•
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
•
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
.BY DR. A. 11. itAIIRICRAII,
PROYMEOR OP DIEP-ESEB 07 WOMEN.
One Hundredth Edition, (500,000),18m . o., pp. 250
lON sure POPKO, Srroo 13L'ID210, 81.00.)
A standard work of established reputation, found classed
In the iiatalogues of the great trade•sates In New York,
Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold by the principal
booksellers In the United Stated. It was first published
In 1047, niece which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards of '
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL,
attesting. the high estimation in which it is held as a re
liable popular
BOOK FOR EVERY. FEMALE
the author having devoted his exelnsive attention to the
treatment of ootuplaints peculiar to tit:notes, in respect to
which he is yearly consulted by thousands both in person
and by letter.
Hero every woman can discover, by comparing her own
symptoms • with those described, the nature, character,
causes of, and the pepper remedies for, hercomplaints.
The wife about becoming a mother has often need of
Instruction and advice of the utmost importance to her
future health, to respect to which her sensitiveness for
bid. cons - rating a medical gentleman, will find such in
struction and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm as aXI
the peattliarities incident to her situation are described.
How many are suffering from obstructions or Irregalar
itles peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, the effects of which they are ignorant, and for
which their delicacy forbids seeking medical advice.
Many suffering from protaprus uteri (falling of the womb),
or from fluor oilers (weakness, debility, &c.) Many are
In constant agony for many months preceding confine
ment. Many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain reooveries. Some whose lives are
hazarded during such time, will each find in its pages the
means ofSrevention, amelioration and relief.
It is of course impracticable to convey fully the various
subjects treated of, as they are of a nature strictly in
tended for the married or those contemphiting marriage.
Reader, are you a husband or a father? a vita or a
mother? • Rave you the sincere welfare of those you love
at hart? Prove your sincerity, and lose to time in
learning what causes interfere with their health and hap
piness not less than your own. It will avoid' to you and
yours, as it has to thousands, many a day bf pain and
anxiety, followed by sleepless nights, incapacitating the
mind for its ordinary avocations and exhausting those
means foi , medical attendance, medicines and advertised
noetruma which otherwise won* provide for declining
years, the infirmities of age and the proper education of
your children.
In consequence of the universal. popularity of the work,
as evidenced. by its extraordinary sale ' various imposi
tions have been- attempted, as well on boarsellers as on
the public, by imitations of title page, spurious editions,
end surrepUtious infringements of copyright, and other
devices and deceptions, it bas ibeen found necessary,
therefore,.to
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
to buy no book unless the words ;" Dr. A. M. MACRICRAII,
129 Liberty Street, N. Y. is on (and the entry in the
Clerk's Ofsce on the •back of) the tithe—page and buy
only of respectable and honoral)le deniers, or send by
mail, and address to Dr. A. N. Slabiiicc~ i.
*1 Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATD MEDICAL COM..
PAN ION" is sent (wailed fres) to any part of the
United States, the Canada' and British Provinces.
All letters must be post-paid, 'and addressed to Dr.
A. M. NW/RIDEAU, box 1224, New-York City.
Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty Street, New-
York.
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A cure for, Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron
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I had been sibk with confirmed consumption Jos several
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pregregar,,treatruent and core of every form of dis
ease contracted hylpromiscrious sexual intercourse,
hY } selPabuse or by sexual , excess, with' advice for
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BOMB twenty , years , successful practice, exclusively
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To, which is added receipts for the cure .of the
aboie,diseases, and. a treatise on the cause, symp
toms and:cnie of the fever and ague.
. Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in Penn
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ual.—The author of this work, unlike the majority
of those who advertise to.cure the disease of which
it treatise a graduate of _one of the beat Colleges
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commend him'to the unfortunate, or to the victim
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practitioner, in whose honor and integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
Jos. S. LONCISHOWE, M. D.
• From A. Woodward, M. D., of Peon. Universi
ty, Philadelphia.—lt gives me pleasure to add mf
testimony to the professional ability of the Author
of the "Medical Mantial." Numerous cases of dis
ease of the Gental Organs, some of them of long
standing, have came under my notice, in which
his skill has been manifest in restoring to perfect
health, in cases where the patient has been consid
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inal weakness, or disarrangement of the functions
produced by self-abuse, or excess of venery, 1 do
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and deem it no more than justice to him as well as
kindness to the unfortunate victim of early indis
cretion, to recommend him as one in whose pro
fessional skill and integrity they may safely confide
themselves. ALFAZD WOL,DW AHD, M. D.
" This is without exception, the most compre
hensive and intelligent work published on the clas4
of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all tech
nical terms, it addresses itself to the reason of its
readers. It is free from all objectionable matter,
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placing it into the hands of his eons. The author
has devoted many years to the treatment of the
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A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, writing of
, •ilunter l s Medical Manual" says:—" Thousands
upon thousandi of 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 posterity. The constitution of thousands who
are raising families have been enfeebled, if not bro
ken down, and they do not kcow the cause or the
cure. Anything that can be done so to enlighten
and influence the public mind as to check, and ul
timately to remove this wide-spread source of hu
man wretchedness, would confer the greatest blcs
sing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the
present and cooling generations. Intemperance for
the use of intoxicating drinks) though it has slain
thousands, is not a greater scourge to the human
race. Accept my thanks on behalf of the afflicted,
and, believe me, your co-worker in the good work
you are so actively engaged in."
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jan. 30 Iv-2
'valentines I Valentines!!—As St. Valentine's
V day is near at hand, we would call the attention of
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terms as to enable us to sell at moderato prices, wholesale
and retail. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
MURRAY Ez STOEK,
Kramph's Building North Queen Street.
SER3IONS FOR TILE PEOPLE—By T. If. Stockton.—
This is emphatically what it purports to .be, a Book of
"Sermons f,r the Psople.'
For Sale by MURRAt & STORK.
The Autobiography of the Rev. William Jay; with re.
miuisceuses of some distinguished cetemporaries, selec
tions from his correspondence and literary remains. Edi
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James. For sale by 3ICBItAI:
THE AMERICAN COTTAGE BUILDER.—A series of
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Houses for the People; by John Bullock. For sale by
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository of Useful
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Notes, Ac. For sale by MURRAY A STOEK.
jut 30 t 52
King of the States.—The undersigned has for
sale a very superior article of stove called the .. King
of the States," which cannot he surpassed by any other
article now in use or ever offered to .the public. The ad
vantages of this stove are—That it takes lens wood anti coal
to make a lire than any ohter now In vogue—at the same
time It is more compact, neat and beautiful in appearance.
and less trouble to keep It clean than the majority ofstoves
offered for sale.
All persons wishing to examine said stove can do so by
calling at the laige and extensive store room of the under
signed, where a great variety of patterns of stoves are al
ways kept on hand.
In connection with the above article, there is also kept
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ware, which for beauty of finish and durabilty, cannot be
approached or surpassed by any other establishment in
the country.
The best and most proficient hands are always employed
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of regulations that characterizes the employees and over
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consideration of all
Persons commencing house-keeping, particularly, will
find It to their advantage to call at this establishment,. be
fore purchasing elsewhere, qs articles, for that purpose, can
be bought cheaper and better than at any other in. thin
city. in order to have a correct idea of the work maudfac
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to give it a call, and examine the numerous articles on
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jau
A ssigned Estate of Charles
...Cjundersigned auditor, appointed to , i,lribute the hal;
auce of the account of Jacob Souders, Assignee under a
deed of voluntary assignment of Charles Willis, of West'
Donegal twp., and Barbara" his wife, to and among the per
sons entitled to the same, will meet all pursons interested
in the said distribution, in the Library room of the Court
House, In the city . of Lancaster, on Saturday, thh 10th of
February next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
jau 23 sit-1. JAMES L. IIEYSOLDS.
Established in 1.7.06.-31cALLISTElt S BROTH
ER, Opticians, have removed (from the old stand, No.
4o Chesnut at.) to their new, Store, 194 Chesnut street be
low Eighth st. opposite the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
Are — Spectacles, Spy Glasses, Microscopes, Mathetnaical
instruments, to.. &c. A priced and illustrated Catalogue
of Optical Mathematical and Philosophical instruments
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U. PIM:I - noon, THOMAS 11. Loots,
Late of Weston, 31Issouri. Late of Springfield, Ills.
Land Agency and General Intelligence
Otfice.—Tha undersigned have this day formed a co
partnership and opened an office In the town of Leaven
worth. Kansas Territory, and are now prepared to devote
their Individual attention in giving strangers coming to
the Territory, and to any persons In the United States, in
formation concerning lands In said Territory—to buy and
sell real estate in any of the Towne, particularly Leaven
worth, and to give any information relative to the same ;
. that may be desired. Any:persons living at a distaucewho
wish to employ our Agency through which to effect invest
ments in lands or town property, shall receive such atten
tion as will givoentire .tistketion to all.
We have the honor to rotor to,
lion. S. A. Douglas, Washington, D. C.
F. W. Risque, Esq. do.'
Sarni. Y. Niles, Esq.. Gehl- Land Office, Washington,D.C.
Wm. Ogden Niles, Esq. Pension (Alice, Washington, D.O
Messrs. Evans & Fast, Washington, D. C.
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Amidee Valle, Esq; do
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" Dale • Ross & Withers, •'
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Thos. H. Campbell, Auditor State, Springfield, Ills.
Messrs. Campbell& Fondy, Real Estate. Agents. "
J. Bunn, Springfield,
•• Laciphier & Walker, Eds. 111. State Register.
Springfield. Ills.
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Joshua F. Speed, Esq., Louisville, Ky.
" Jacob Strader, Esq. Cincinnati, 0.
B. F. Stevenson, Merchant, Jacksonville, Ills.
Hon. John Calhoun, Surveyor General, Kansas and Nie
braska Territories.
-Messrs. Eastiu A Adants, Leavenwinth.A. T.
Address, DlL.Fl...lbiliF lioY LE.
Leavenworth. Ken... Territory, DA.- r. 1 ,51.
alentlne■ t Valentines t Cnvitt'• urtpo—
1t11.131. The subscriber begs leave to announce that
his arrangements will enable him to supply Country Mer
chants and others with Valentines, and all the necessary
articles for St. Valentine's day, of the most beautiful de
signs, and at less rates than they can be procured in Phila
delphia or NeW York. He has no high taritled commission
stock, but manufacture it expressly for his own sties, and
it Is.oonsequently all fresh and pure. Every thing pertain
ing to St. Valentine's Day on hand in lame quantities, to
which the attention of dealers and others is invited.
W. H. SPASIILEIt,
Bookseller, Lancaster, Pia..
Jan 39 L 6.2
anted, to borrow, for a term of three
VV
V V years, the sum of $4,000, for which interest at the
rate of from 6 to 7 per cent, will be paid promptly at the
end of every six months or a year as the lender may Pre
fer. The security's a mortgage on uniucumbered real estate
In Allegheny city, Pa., worth Twenty Thousayel Dollars.—
Enquire of the Editof of Oils paper. jan 23 St-1
ay. of Appeal for 7.£155.--To the taxable In
Jhabitants of Lannist& county. Pursuant to the pro.'
visions of the law of tlie.Commonweatilt, the undersigned .
Commissioners Of Lanaaeter county hsreby give - notice to
the taxable Inhabitants within the respective townships of
the said county, piat:tho day. fora from the Assess
numtalbr 1855, will be , at the Co =loners Office, In the
city of Lanaister,:ou the days. following. to Wit :—Pot: the
townships of • ' • • '
Adamelewellionday the 19th of Feblary,
Candreou, r "
'Comilla° Balt, • -
Coal* West, o y
Co •
Colerahi s • 4
Colorado; "
Concry, ~
lkmegal East—Tuesc
Dmokal Wtsits
Drumore,
2Pbrote, rr •
Elul Fad,
Earl West, "
Elizabeth, "
Elizabethtown Bor.
Fulton—Wednesdly
Ilemptleld Pest, w .
Hempfleld West,
Lampeter
Lsmpeter "
Lancaster,
Leacock,
Leacock Upper, "
Little Britain—Thu
Manholes
Martic,
Manor,
Mount Joy, '
Mount Joy Bor.
Marietta Bor. "
Paradise,
Penn,
"Providence—Friday
Bi
Peones,
Salisbury, 44
Sadsbury,
Strasburg, 44
Strasburg Bor. '"
Warwick,
Jan 9 td3l
°toy.. I Stovea t i at Spree hera , a
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and Wood STOVES, fro. the most celebrated manufactu
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from our own city. InOils large assortment may be foinad
the following and marl other patternl: The Globe Air-
Tight, is a very superior large Oven Stove, which his
been extensively sold, and has given general satisfaction.—
It is adopted for burning Wood or Opal, and is highly re
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The Union Air-Tight ' this is a new and beautiful pat
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without hesitation.
COOK. !
STOVES,
Globe Air-Tight, Flat Toy Complete,
Liberty Air-Tight, New Complete,
Improved Complete, Julian Cook,
Morning Star, Victor,
Buck Improved, Summer Baker,
Ilattoway, Victory, '
Astor, Capital, Girard.
Also, a great variety of other Oook Stoves, of approved
patterns.
Parlor Stoves,
Union Air-Tight . Star Franklin
Golden Ago " I Dlamoid Parlor
Etnar 1 Excelsior "
Jewel Parlor, Chandelier,
Ocean Queen, 1 Mirror 2.L
Jenny Lind; Ornamental Box Stove
New Jenny Lind, I New Pattern Base,
New Pattern Radiator, Fairy Queen,
Harp Cannon, ' Coal Burner,
Together with a largenumber of Parlor, Dining Room
and Ten-Plate Wood Stoves of every siztand pattern. '
4141 - Having the Sole gency for the city and county
of Lancaster, for the sal of two of the moat celebrated
Cook Stores now In use, they can be lord at no other es
tablishment. The Cud I-sighed, therefore invites all who
Sole
want a rood stove, to I and examine his assortment.
VI.
Old Metal, Timothy and Clover seed taken In ex
change for goods.„ 1
oct 11l Ilm-41. I OEORGE D. SPRECHER.
n Town.—Min Iry's lu town, and can be seerrdal
j_ly at 11entz's Cheap ture, where she will be happy to
se her friends, which includes every cub. bear What she
says:
..I.ly minute observation of one thing, I ern convinceed
—at the present time, w en the general cry Is Hard Times,
Scarcity of Money, no., there is no better place to Savo
money by buying right, than at WENTZ'S.
They have reduced to a considerable extent, the price of
all their winter Stuck.
SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS, they sell at almost one
half their value.
Beautiful Lawel's Halt Plalds.:P.
•' Figured Do Lahula.
.25 cts worth 37
8
.1% "
20 31yk
12
Double Width 12 .‘
" ,
„25
Good Brocha Long Shaltja $lO and 12—worth $lB to 20
A call will convince all that I'm right. They have just
received house furuishing goods, Tickings, 31uslins, Cheeks
Shootings, Shirtluge, Pillow Caen Lition• and Slusilus, Ta
ble Diapers, sc.
Calicoes, the boot I ever saw, for 614 cents—such as
Mother used to pay 144 teats for.
Friends at house-keeping, had all who are about com
mencing, my advice is, fur anything you wish to buy to
save money, go to • WEN Tni CI IF.A,P STOKE,"
jan 23
Publte Notice.—All persons are forbid gunning,
hunting with dogs, dr trespassing in any other lvay
upon the premises of the
for , ubscriber, in Manor township--
as he Is determined the future to enforce tha law
against all such, without respect to porous.
jau 23.1 V-1 , BA ItN AM) MAN ), (Farmer,)
CYlurl our Hair . —Tbe Receipt Mr ma
, king this Celebratedrompound, (lately introduced in
this country,) will he sent by the subscriber to any person
in the United States or C.anadas, for $l. The Krollerlon
will curl or wave the haii'M the most beautiful manner:-
Any person having the most coarse and uncouth looking
hair, can transform into the most beautiful, by the use of
this article. The ingredients will not cost over 12 cents,
and with this receipt any one can make it equally good in
every respect, to that old at $3 per bottle. It preferred, a
package of Krollerion ready made will be sent free of post
age, instead of the receipt, with-directions for preparing it
in liquid form, and full directions the use. Soudan letters
post.paid. to 11. A. FREEMONT,
Jan 23 3nl-1 Warren, Trumbull co., Ohio.
fllosing out the ,balenee of Figured Do
jLaines at 1.2%c.; usual priyarls and 20 ‘lto., these are
the cheapest goads over old in this city at
• t
WENTZ'S,
Ben Store, North Queenistreet, Lan.
PLAID SILKS, PLAIDiSILKS—We are now closing out
the balance of our Plaid! Silks at very reduced prices.—
Among them are some beautiful stylus, which we have re
duced to 75 etc., regular nrice $1,25.
Also, a few more at 50 eds., worth 75c. Call and see and
you will surely purrhaselat these prices, atlhe
ERE lIIVE STORE,
05 North Queen at.
EI!MMI
•
Tlyspepsta Bitters—No Ilumbug.--Prepared
JL./ by Elder J. STAMM: Mount Joy, Lancaster county,
Pa.—ln the Providence el God I was afflicted with this
dreadful disease, (Dyspepsia.) I trim, various remedies,
but to no effect, until 1 tised these Bitters.. having now
realized its happy effects myself—also many others—
and knowing that thou: ds are still suffering with Dys
pepsia, I recommend it ey a safe, and one of the best rem
edies for this dreadful diSease (Dyspepsia.)
Elder J . STAMM.
We, the undersigned, have used J. Stns Bitters for
Dyspepsia, and having been greatly benefited, therefore,
we recommend it as an Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia.
Elder A. 11. Long, Mount Joy; Elder J. C. Owens, do. 11.
liechtold4o. E. Ilammaki,, do. A. Banff - min, do. J. Sar
ver, do. J. Maiabart, do. H. Leib, do. Widow. Stehmau, do.
Miss Stehman, do. P. Brunner, do. S. Dyer,. do.; Major E.
Foci; Lancaster, D. May, do.: S. Slaiter, Earl; E. Senger,
do. J.. Stirk, du. J. Sensonig, do. Mrs. Weaver, do.; J. Burns,
hapho; S. Stickler, do. ILlStrlckler, do. H. Greenawalt, do.
S. N. Klauser, do. (jan Sly-51
xchaitge Bank of J. P. Shroder &
E
This company beg le4ve to acquaint their friends and
the public that they are now fully prepared.to do a general
Banking, Exchange, C,olleition and Stock Business with
promptness and fidelity. •
Money received on deposit and paid tact; on demand
without notice, with the interest duo. Interest paid on
all small sums deposited at the rate of 5 to 51 1 ,5 per cant.
NOTES, CHECKS, BILLS, 484., collected In any part of the D.
States or Canada.
llncurrent Bank Notes and Land Warranta bought and
sold.
A Premium paid for olditinited States Gold and Silver
coin, also on Spanish and' Mexican dollars. Remittances
made to England. Ireland; or the Continent. Particular
attention paid to the buying and selling of Stocks and
Loans of every des2iription is the Now York; Philadelphia
or Baltimore markets. The faithful and confidential exe
cution of all orders eutru4ted to them may t relied upon.
They will he pleased to glee any information desired In
regard to Stocks, Loan and money matters Inigeneral.
Banking Mouse open film 8 A. to. to 6 o'clock, I'. M.
dee ln - if-10
Itar with Engl . nd I-.l , ;:tigle Porcelain Works
HEN EY GAST has . that up and enlarged his former
works and commenced the manufacture oral! kinds of
Earthen Ware. Rockingham or bark Lustre, Yellow, Dream;
Colored and White Wire, Toilet Sets, Table 'and Tea Ser
vice of different kinds, Apothecary Boxes and Jabs, and a
great variety of other arti oleo kept constantly ou hand at
his Pottery Ware-house, and at ItisStore Room; and an as
sortment of Bracketts arid Rose Sets furortiamenting
fi
buildings, &c. eis also prepared to furnis h
all kinds of
Terra Cota work . Cartushing, Mouldings add other kind .
of ornamental work, to order . .—to suit all kindly of buildings
inside endow; & Encausl . lll., for lfrnamtailal Pavemet
of Fossils Uranite, or arti cial Stone for Flooring of Bap
Rooms, Bar-Rooms, Pass ges, Bathe, Ornamental Fire
Places, &c.; and wit, keep constantly in, hand, at his old
stand, an assortment of it'd Earthen: and Stone Ware.
11. U. has been six months, and spared neither labor or
expense in makingthe necessary preparartione for the above
immulacture, and is now Prepared to reveled all °niers. •
HENRY GAST,
No. 22.34, South Queen s,reet, between Centre Square sued
Vine street—Sign of the The PITMIER.
iital- Steady BOYS wan d as apprentices 'to learn the
above business. -
P. S.—II. O. has engag a manager who. is fully cote
potent to conduct the 'above businesss; and all com
munications, correspondence and ord.', with his man
ager, pertaining to the said business, will be strictly at.
tended to. JOHN GARRISON,
.
sep 5 Lf•SS ' Manager
Dress and Cloa Trimmings, No. 296
Chesnut. Street, bele Eleventh, and No. 170 South
Second street, below Spruce, Philadelphia. We invite at
tention to our complete Retail assortment tit PLUM and
SILK BINDINGS, Pitngesi Buttons and Staple Trimmings
of our own Importation and manufacture.
MOrders executed at a few hours noticei
I J. 0-11AXWELL & SON, • . .
250 Chesnut Street and 170 South Id Street, Phila.
der 5 i 3m-68
' l'o School Tencluirs.—School Tenhbers In Lan
. 1 .,
ca,:.r and other Count es atv rn
ioforedlhat the sub
sailor Is prepared to rta 1,11 11, al with PRINTED RE.
:±... such ; u are requl ed by the l‘chool Law fur the
Monthly Reports of each tido td, hiw bolesale or retail quan
tities. These reports are OA up ffi facilitate, the Teacher
In his duties, and save him a dial or trouble In making
hi &reports. • , I W. If. fiI't4NGLEI4
nov '.ll tf-14] i 33 N. Quel et., Lane'r
•
Flaws Patent Metallic Burial'Cases, for
protecting and preserring the Dead for ordinary in
terment, for vaults, or for any other desirable purpose, can
Ilea be had at the Cabinet establishment of the under
signed In West King at., Lancaster, a few doors above Har
man's store.
These Cases are made of liarcane sizes, and are the most
complete article for the prtservation of thelDeadefor any
length of time, that has ev r been introduced in this sec
tion of country. The following testimonial Iln relation to
the article speaks for iteelft. ' I ..
lieTe of Represeniatrees, 11. 8.1 , •
August 9, 1892. f
Gentleman : It affords me infinite pleasure to bowlesth
many to the great value q your Metallic Burial Owes.—
For durability, I think they . cannot be surpassed, and their
great beauty is so far Capes:tor to the ordinary coffin, that
it seems to rob death of much of Its gloom and terror. • I
had the honor to accompany the remains uf Henry Clay.
from this city to his home ih Kentucky, and the beautiful
,case you had the kindnessto present to the committee,'
whilst it mithstood the sev rest test of rtatlon; waa
the object of admiration of 1 who saw it. ' : ..
Respectfully, - , • ADDISON Winer, .By. - -
i a
Messrs. W. M. Itersionn S. Co;
All persons wishing .to: esniubie these will *Lie
call on the undersigned, in West King at. • ._ . -
.. , . Exerayin. mn.LER, ( . .A . , list Maker. :
nigs,„ Colima of wrery - description of Wood: made ataliert
otice. Terms reesonnble.l deo. 12 dm47
Pal 23 4.m *.j.
,4 •
y the 2000
.101 IN 31. HIRSTAND,
PILEUP GRIST,
WM. C. WORT H,
Comm Moms.