- ...Scheme nf • Louis Napoleon. -
We find the following in the N. 0. Picayune,
of Feb. 21st:
LOUIS NAPOLEON' IS GOING i0 . 111.E CRIMEA-
We give the following extraordinary intelli
.gence•to our readers. We are not permitted
to name our authority. It will suffice to say
that by the last mails a ,letter was received
from Paris by an individual in this city. We
haire . been permitted to publish_ a translation
of a portion of this correspondence. •
"'The Emperor has foreseen all the calam
ities and • reverses of Sebastopol ever since
the allied army sat down before the city. St.
Arnaud was a trooper (pandour,) he might
have taken the place by a charge of cavalry at
the first onset, but failing that, a seige became
necessary. Neither Raglan • nor Canrobert
were equal to their position, and Louis Napo
leon knew it. He did not want Sebastopol to
be taken this winter. lie knew that short of
a butchery, of which the history of war affords ,
do parallel, that .place could not be carried.—
He determined that Sebastopol should subserve
a mighty political purpose.
For this, he has been delaying supplies, ,
while he has concentrated his forces in France. '
An overwhehning army is \gathering on the
Prussian frontier.. At /Marseilles, Toulon and
Algiers, a flotilla, to be reinforced by English
vessels, will he ready to sail with 70,000 men
on March 15th. On the arrival of this armada
in the Crimea, the Emperor will leave Paris,
and appear in person before Sebastopol. A
coup de main, upon a gigantic scale, will be
attempted. Sebastopol will fall. The elated
army, flushed with the feat, will sweep over
the: Crimea,and ocupy the Isthmus of Perekop.
After a campaign which will endure a fortnight,
Louis Napoleon will return to Paris, where the
suddenness of his departure and the prompt
ness of his return will find all conspiracies un
prepared for development, and where the glo
ry of his victory will scatter all further treasou
to the winds.
l'Such is the campaign contemplated by Lou
is Napoleon. Be assured that if Providence
'does not interfere, it will take place as 1 have
said. Collaterally with the departure of the'
Emperor for the East, the French army on the
Prussian frontier will operate upon Rhenish
Prussia. A note will be sent to the King of
Prussia,demanding free passage for the French
troops through his dominions, which if refitted,
they will advance to the Rhine.
if the above prove to be correct, Louis Na
poleon has out-played the whole world. We
have only been creating a monster iu Seba,-
topul ; we have been endowing it with terrors,
so as to appreciate the feat in contemplation
by the astute Emperor of achieving a great
Hussia6 victory where his uncle encountered
his most disastrous defeat.
ARREST OF AN AMERICAN UEFA ULTER'IN SWIT
ZERLAND.—The Treasurer of Holmes county,
Ohio, who recently disappeared with sonic 550,-
000 of the people's funds, is reported to have
been arrested last month in Switzerland. Ile
had about his person; when taken into custody,
some 50,000 francs in bills of exchange.
MARRIAGES
At BeHome. on the 13th inst.:7l,y Rev. J. Thu
Ephriam Buck waiter of Leacock, ;to Mary Au u F.pen shad.
of Paradise.
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On the 21st ult by Rev. J. Al. Rittenhouse. John E.
Drisucker to Susanna Ileidlebaugh, nil of Burt twp., Lau
DEATHS
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday e% ening last. Wto.o.n
31. BIDDLE, Esq., of Carlisle, aged 53 years. Mr. B. was an
able Lawyer and an upright, honorable and highly esteem
ed gentleman. In his death the liar and the comma nity
have loge valuable and enterprising citizen.
in this city, on Thursday last. HENRY M. iir1111:. after
o protracted and painful illness of several month,' In the
47th year of his age.
His funeral was attended to Woodward Hill Ceututry,
on Sunday afternoon, by a large
.procession of Odd Fel
lows, of which Order he was a worthy and consistent
member, and by au immense number of citizens of both
FPXt.S.
On Sunday Looming, the lath ult.. "f Putrid Sore Tin oat.
David Brubaker, aged 1 , years: and in the afternoon of
the same day, and of the same disease, Lizzie Brubaker,
aged 15 years ' son and daughter of D avi d Brubaker, of
Peon township.
On the 25th ult., in Peon township. J:o:ob (Abide, aged
t , 2 years, 2 months and 2 days.
On the 23rd ult., In Penn township. 01 Puts id Sole
throat,-daughter of Cornelius lireider. aged about
15 years.
On the :id ult., at Quarryville. U. org Shaul .tuddeuly
of apoplexy, aged 44 year,
On the '.:(1 ult.. In Providence top.. this vuuuty. Da , . id
Binh 'aged 35 years.
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There is no charge in the Cotton market. but the sales
to day have been limitcst. Cloverreed is unsaleable and
dull at previous quotations.; WO bushels sold at $O, and
iota from wagons have been sold at $5, 7:Ia0 per bushel.
the latter for choice parcels. Flour—The market is rather
more active to-day, and about 1200 barrels have been dis
posed of at $S 75 for standard brands end $9,23110 for
barrel for extra, the latter for Ihmily Flour: for home use,
prices range about the same at the above with moderate
sales: Rye Flour is held at Viper barrel, with small sales.
Corn Meal is unsettled ; sales of about 15011 barrels Penn,
sylvania Meal are reported at 5.1.25.4 139 . A. which latter is
a decline. lrhent is in better demand, with sales of non
bushels got,l Pennsylvania Red. at $2.11; about WM
bushels White sold at $2,20a2,23, and 5000 bushelg to ar.
rise on the opening of the Canal at the latter price Corn
is also rather better, and 5;16000 bushels Pennsylvania Yet
low brought Nall cents per bushel, in store. I rats are
unchanged, with limited sales. Id Groceries and Provisions
there are no new features to note, and business continues
moderate. Whiskey is letter; hhds. are quoted at :;1. cents .
and barrels at :.;la3g rest is per gallon.
IVrotice.—A meeting of the quali fi ed voters of War
-4.11 wick township, (Ruow-Nothings excepted) will be held
at the public house of Thomas Sands, in the Village .of
Warwick, on Saturday, 3larch Loth, for the purpose of str•
looting a ticket to be supported at the ensuing township
election, In opposition to the •• Conspirator's ' ticket settled
In Hoover's School House, on Thursday night last. All op
posed to a secret, oath-bound, mid-night, political organiu-
Xions, are invited to attend.
mar 13 I t. 7 By Order of the Committee.
An Invitation lit' extended to all--to
I=ll and examine the lota of choke seasonable DRY
ROODS now to be seen Wentes Dry Good Store. House.
keepers In search of
COTTON SIIEETINGS,
BARNSLEY LINENS.
TABLE DIAPERS,
BLANKETS,
COUXTERPAN ES,
CIIINTZS,
3IUSLINS
Jemmy
TICKINGS, Ac., ke.
will And a new and complete assortment at WENTZ'S.
Ladles in search of Fun GOOD; such as silks in great Va
riety, Latest styles, Plaids, Brocades, Solid's Strlprs &c.—
Eagle brand double boiled black glossy silks, extra, Taffeta
Spring shawls, full variety; Super Broche long Shawls,
law left on hand and now's the time to buy them at half
price)
Bajous Super Kid Gloves, N. W. French Embroideries,
wil find no better place for their selections thou at
Shoppers, Buyers, Ladies, Gents, call and satisfy your
selves that there is no place fOr Dry Goods of any descrip
tion better than WE STZ'S.
Court Proclamation ..-- Whereas . thelion. IIEN
RY G. LONG, Pree't., Hon. A. L. Hartz and J. Baowx,
Esqs., Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the couuty,of Lancaster, and Assistant Justices of
the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
axclAaarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for said county
of Lancaster, have issued their Precept to me directed, re
quiring me, among other things, to make public Proclama
tion throughout my Bailiwick, that a Court of Oyer and
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 Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, on the third Monday in APRIL,
1855: lit pursuance of which precept, PUBLIC NO
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the Mayor, and Aldermen
of the city of Lancaster, in the said county, and all the
Justices of the Peace, the Coroner, the Constables of the
said city and county of Lancaster, that they be 'then and
there in their own proper persons, with their rolls, records
and examinations, and inquisitions, and their other re
membrances, to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain, in their behalf to be done; 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, aro to be
then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just,
, Dated at Lancaster, the day of February, 1855.
GEORGE MARTIN, Sheriff.
N. B.—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 list. 1548, to
return their recOgnixancs to John J. Porter, Clerk
of Quarter Sessions, within one week from the day of final
action in each case. and in default thereof, the Magistrates
costa will not be allowed. mar 6 tc-7
Gold and Silver Watehea, Silver Ware
and Jewelry—The largest, finest, and best selected
stock in the city. Every de,_uription of fine and cheap
watches that are manufacturld can be obtir.ned at this
establishment, which receives them direct from the Facto
ries of Liverpool, London and Switzerland, and is therefore
enabled to sell a much superior article for a less price than
any other retell store in this city.
Persons wishing to purchase at Whole.le and detail are
invited to call and the worth of their money. Some of
these Watches can be sold at the following prl
ces, viz:
Bold Levers full Jeweled, 18 Carat case.
•' Hunting case, Full Jeweled Levers.
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" Lepine Watchec '
Hirer Laver " Full Jeweled.
Hunting case,
Leptne Watches, Jeweled.
mad some stall cheaper than the above
Jewelry of every description, tine and cheap. Also, sil
ver Ware. and Silver-Plated Ware of all kinds.
Watches repaired and , warranted, at
LEWIS R. BROO3IALL'S
(Old Stand) No. 110 S. Second, 2d door below Race street
Philadelphia. mar ti 13,7
For Sale.—The Stock and Fixtures of a WIIOLE
SALE DRUG STORE, in Philadelphia, eligibly
situated, having well assorted stock, and doing ex
cellent Pennsylvania, Ohio and City trade. Amount
of stock about $lO,OOO, and terms reasonable.—
To ;me desirous of entering the business, this offers an op.
portunity seldom to be found. Address with real name,
C. P. A., care of T. B. PAISIER, Plallada. All communica
tions strictly confidential. war 631-7
Leather.—FßlT4 HENDRY k. CO., No. 29 North
Third street, Philadelphia. Morocco Manufacturers,
Carders and Importers of French Calf-Skins and dealers
in Red and Oak Sole Leather and Kip. feb 27 ly-6
late Roofing.—The undersigned; agent for the tale
A 7 of the celebrated Caldwell Slate, the superiority of
which is generally known; is prepared to contract for Boot
ing or for furnishing Slate. The safety and superiority of
Slate Roofing needs no comment.. All Work done in the
best manner, and all orders promptly attended to.
llEll. M. STEP MAN,
Hardware Store, West King at., Lan.
fob 27 Bm-6
`later I Slates I I—The subscriber having taken the
kjagency for Brown's building Slates Is ready at any time
to turniah slate by the ton or put on by the square, at the
shortest' notice and on the most reasonable terms. Apply
sit my Hardware Store, North Queen street.
fet! 27 . DEOBAD D. SMOKER.
Tralstablelnythilost.--A. rare chanc e is now oi
fered to busi.. , es men to realm a fortune.
A new feature has been opened up in the manufacture
of Flour, which.must we think at once revolutionize the
old process, and go into use all over the land. By the lu
genuity and skill of Edwin & James M. Clark, they have
brotight about a complete Merchant Flouring Mill which
is adapted to the wants of the whole world, and which is
Applicable to every locality. By this invention, the monop
oly of milling heretofore carried on by 'twig capitalists is
completely broken up, and a complete Merchant Flouring
Mill is brought within the reach of any person having a
few hundred dollars. The consequence of which will be—
hundreds and thousands gy these Flouring Mills will be
put in operation in all pans of the Union; It being appli
cable to any power, from a four-horse up to any other de
sired. It can be placed in a room with other machinery,
and the small space it occupies not to be Missed—being on
ly 11 feet long by 4 feet wide, embracing within this small
compass all the machinery, and turning out two barrels of
superfine Flour per hour. It is perfectly portable, a horse
and dray, at a single kad.being capable of hauling it from
one location to another; thus making it truly the scut val
• sable discovery of the present age.
It ean be Seen in full operation at the Barrel lactory,ou
Duke street, a few steps north of the Railroad, in the cit.)
of Lancaster. Pearl a.
'flaring seen in operation Edwin a James M. Clark's
newly patented combined Winding and Bolting or Mer
chant Flouring Mill, on the 17th lust., I am free to state,
that I believe it to be a valuable improvement in the con.
"version Of wheat into Flour, for several rewous:
let. In the operation referred to, the Mill ground and
bolted 3 bushels of wheat iu li minutes, by the watch
which I bald In my hand, and making Flour of a superior
quality, and cleaning the bran about as well as is usually
done be the mutation mills when doing grist work.
id. The small space it occupies, and the comparatively
small expense requisite to put up a Mill of that kind, after
the power to propel it is obtained, strongly recommends it
to the attention of those about to erect a Flouring Mill.
3d. To those enmsged in the milling business, I would
respectfully say, tltatlthe improvement is well worthy their
attention, fain the tact that the will referred to is capable
of performing double or treble the work usually dune in
common grist mills, with lens or no more power than they
now use in their mills—and lastly, on a ;lose inspection of
the mills and its operation, I was satisUld that It was ca
pable of doing more work in the same time than which I
saw done at the time referred to.
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J../EL .MEDLEY,
a practical Millwright of 191 years' experienee.
try The undersigned hosting purchased the flight of
the Mill for Lancaster county, are prepared to sell Town
ship nights, aud.dod furnish 31111 e.
A. W. ItIiSSEL k CO..
mwr 3 3n1.7 hardware store, .East King st., Lan',
Dlusolution of Partnahlp.—The Partner-,
Ahip existing between C. 31Ahaffey, Thos. Black
& .1. A. zineaff, under the firm of C 1). Alehalley f Cn., was
dissolved on the first day of January last, by mutual con
sent. The business of the firm will ne settled up by )ihealf
A, Black, suqcessurl to C. D. 31+.11affey A
C. D. 31E11AF Ek,
Tliti). 4 . 6. BLACK.
J. A. .iliKAk'V.
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4.2 heafl & Black, oPEItATuIt6I. White A.h
oA.nthraolte Coal, from the 1110
COLLIERY, Shamokin, Northumberland rounty, Penna.
Orders emit to Shamokin or Lancaster, will meet with
prompt at tent n fel,
pring Goods, I. 855.-11agek. S Itrutber, are now
°opening a new and large assortment of noose Furnish
lug goods ; to which they' invite examination.
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B.llf LLVL_V., IJCK H
LIEET IA GS. CIIECK:S,
I'ADLE .1)1,1 PE ieS, .111. sLLY LIL A_VA:E
122121; 12:A 21' JAN, ALI:I7"A G.S;
LIR 11E.111 - : OIL ULU TBS.
IA . URA. , D
.111112 Pounds prime ited Furthers.
PAVER II A NirlNth,..—A. most complete ussurtmout,
e%cr offered itt this city, of 110., derigne. : nll4l
,lopriting every grade teem gilt to ordiunly• unglazed,
!deli they o 01 cell at the Jude:. city price,
let/ 27 tf-d
ew Stock of Dry Goods for the Spring
lboo.-I.YRE S LA:NDLLL, S. W. corner of Fourth
and Arch btreets, Philadelphia, are luny prepared to suit
but holcado S. goods adapted to their
wante and at the lowest N rid C.ditt Pawns.
131.Ad,h
k RNLI, do.
NEN% DREsS
A EA% SPRINti sIIAII
NoVELTL ES IN LAWNs,
Havasu PRINTS,
PLAID la NUIIAM
tiVVL LINENS,
TABLE LINENS.
suEETINus...c. ac.
N. 11.- Ildroina daily icceised Bum the Auctions. of N.
York, and Philadelphia. P. Bulled Bluth Silks
warranted not to cut in w
earing. Store.hceper, supplied
unit those geod6 regularly. tel 213u1.6
rnee'r New York Type-Foundry, estate
kiliiihed in 1513, has now uu hand, ready for immsdiate
delivery. iu touts to suit purchasers,
100,500 i 5 RoMAN TYPE, at new t ut,
5a,u00 t• FANCY TYPE.
10,003 •• SCRI PI'S at yacht., sty kr.
u,titkl •• tiERAIAN,,
•• ORNAMENTSiu great vat iety.
o,uou •• I.lOlalEl 15.
titEtiou Octt BRAS:: ANDT Vitt. METAL tit LES. and all
the novelties in the business.
All the above 'types are rust by steam plAter, of the new
composition of uteMl peculiar to this laundry, and WHICH
IS CERTAIN SUPERIOR to any ever use , ] behins iu
any part of the world. 'the unequaled rapidity in the pro.
ce”
of casting, enables Ilk. to sell these more durable
types at the prices of urditituy types. either on credit or for
cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing 01absrials,
except Paper and Cards. (which have us hoed quality ur
priceo furnished at manufacturers' prices.
The latest specimen haul: of tile fowldry k holy swell
-to all printing Mikes. en the receipt of tilt) eents ta prepay
the postage.
ACM — Printers of newspapers who ch.ose to publish this
advectisentent, iucludine this note, One, tiwe, ttetitre the
first day' ut•luly, 1550, and liirward me one ut the papers,
will he allowed their bills at the thin, ut purchasing live
times I lie atnouut wt lily utattuthet tires: :.‘,.V-York,
V, 1505. Add 1...., it hailttlE BRUCE,
fob 'A7 M-n it: Chambers 51 New'-York. ,
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- Vow iron and Brass Foundry.--The Pro
-1.11 prietors of the iisscASTF.III..CoMoTIVE Wont, would re
spectfully call the attention of tLte public to the extensive
I ituN and BRASS Foundries connected with their estab
lislintent. We are uuw prepared to Manufacture
Stationary Engines,
Mill and Saw Mill Castings,
Car IVlieels,
and ever) other description of act iron work at .hors no
tice and natured prices. Also. all kinds of
Brass Castings,
Copper Rivets,
Solder and
Babbit Metal.
The establishuumt is under the SUperintelidence of Mr.
John Brandt, Sr. whose mechanical . skill is well known to
our citizen, and as none Jut the most competent and
thomu4i workmen are eitip:"yed, ive are conlident giv
ing entire satistaCtion. to ail who may favor us with their
patronage. i k 21, ,iii
M===
Lion nt to the Court of Quarter t . . , esstuns at
April term. 1:1:5, fur a license to keep a tavern in Para-
nine township—it being an old stand.
11 s, the undersigned citizens of Paradise towuship.w here
said inn ur tavern is proposed to be kept, do certity that
the said inu or tavern is necessary to accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that re
are sell acquainted with the said Isaac Male, and that he
is of good repute fur honesty and tdiverance, and is well
provided with house room and conveniences for the accom
modation of strangers and travellers.
lice. D. 31cIlvain, Wm. M. Slaymaker, John S. Smith,
Urish Eckert, William Eckert, Jr., (lours° Slaymaker, J.P.
31cIlvaine, William Hamilton, John Faick, Hugh ♦ikin,
Christian Blank, Benjamin Phenneger. mn ti 3t*7
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of JACOB KACFNI.Vi, to the Court of Quarter ii , essions
at April tgrtn, 1855, for a licensi, to keep a tavern, in
Conestoga township, Lancaster county—it being an old
stand.
110, the undersigned citizens of Conestoga township,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certiV,
that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and that
we are well acquainted with the said Jacob Kauffman,
and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
) 1
and is well provided with house room uu conveniences,
for the accomutbdution of strangers and [ro olers.
Jacob Feb!, John Lenhard, Jacob F. 15' lel, Abraham
31yer, Daniel Steineman, Benjamin lordy, TOUIL4S btelunuri,
juu.,•Julin Montgomery, Adam Lefever, Christian Kindig,
Samuel L. Fehl, John 15'ariel, Adm. 11 Metzger.
mar ti 3t,7
IN TILE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of AJJI3I TROUT, for a license to hoop a tavern in the
city of Lancaster, nt his pri,eut old stand, West Or.
nuge street, N. W. Ward in said city.
Ws, the undersigned citizens of the North hl est 11h d,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the said iuu ur tavern is necessary to a...natal:au
the public law entertain strati-era and travelers, and that
•tve are well acquainted with th a said Adam Trout, and that
he is of good repute fur honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house rusty and conveniences ter the
acontimodatiou of strangers anti travelers.
Jacob ilyer2, John Fitlove, Reuben Shank, WillioM
lieury B. Myers Wilson Jl. 11. .I.lercer,
Henry Ulbbs, tieorge flyers,
A. Mei:nines, Daniel A.
Altiek... li. H. liar:wan. mar ti 3t..-7
1N THE iVlArrh:H. of the intended application
of 11. T. YOUART ' for a 'leen. to keep a tavern in the a.
E.Wnrd, lu the oily of Lancaster—it being nu old stand.
VI 0., the undersigned eftiaeue of the Zolull Loot Ward,
aellere said Inn ur tavern is propos e d to Le kept, du certify,
that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travelers, :ma that
we are well acquainted with the said iP iltinw,l. Yunart,
and that he is aped repute (or honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house mum and cm, euieuces
fur the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
C. labeller, John Lane, E. S. llubley, Lowly F. Lever
ing, J. Metzger, C. A. lleinitsh, David Bair, P. K. Brene
man, Jacob liable, Jr., James Coyle, Levi Smith, John B.
Sidles. war
IN THE MATTER of the intended applien
LionOf JONATIUS DIFFE:IDEItriE, le a 'the Court :a guar
ter Sessions at April term, for It license lu keep it Lacer!
iu the village Of Wes: Deuegal Lou u,hip. Lau
caster county—it Winguld Claud.
. .
IS a, the undersigned citizens of Stoat Donegal township,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept. do certify,
that the said inn or tavern is tiere,,ary to acconau.date
the public and entertain strangers and rm. eler, and I bat
on are well acquainted with the said Jonathan Unienderfer,
and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and Is well provided with house room and cent euiences,
for the accommodation pf stranger, and travelers.
Jacob 11. Keller, David Keller, Jacob Gebhardt, Jolla
George Douaker, Michael IL Kauffman, George Pierce, Ad
am 3111.er, Thomas .t. , tarri, A. Greenawalt. Gotlieb
hart, jr., John Feigner, Jacob Dunaker, John Crowsley, Gut
leib Gebhart, sr., t'eter Rhoads. now ti st•
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
iioof.LEß&iAno-efts,foraLicLmte,to kza pub
li,lo.„ l ,,hecity .c.r.atthold.tal,e
kept by John it. Watkins, West King street, in said city.
Nt.c:, the undersigned citizens of the Northwest ward,
in the ' city of Lancaster, where said inn or tavern is pro
posed to he kept, Do Certify, that the said inn or tavern
is ueeessary to accommodate the public and entertain
suaugors and. travelers, and that we are well acquainted
with the said „tither it Kauffman, and that they are of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and are well
provided with house-room and conveniences fur the ac
tsminodation of strangers and travellers.
Jacob iy ers, Daniel Harman, J. Frey, John Drepperd,
Wiliam F. -Stiller, Daniel Droude, Wm. Diller, ' ,Joseph
Hoover, Jacob Weaver, Christian -Dyers, Wm. C. Chant.
twain, C. IL Lintner, Watson 11. Miller, Wm. F. Mayer,
Gilbert It. Hartley. mar at,7
IN 1' HE MATTER of the intended application
of Jona TYLIONEY, lor a Licence, to keep a
public house in the city of Lancaster, at his pre
sent old stand, in East King street in said city.
WE, the undersigned citizens of the Southeast
Ward, in the city of Lancaster, where said inn or
tavern is proposed to be kept, Do Gently, that
the said inn or tavern .is necessary to accommo
date the public and entertain Strangers and Tray
oilers, and that too are well acquainted with the
said John Tymoney, and that he is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with house-room and conveniences for the accom
modation of Strangers and Travellers.
John Yackly, Jacob; B. Koop, Philip Leonard,
John George Pries, Walter L. Dibble, John Bar
rack, George 11. Darmataetter, Jacob Killinger,
Reuben S. Rohrer, J. T. M , Gonigle, John Wetzel.
J. A. Darmatzetter. • ' mar 6 3t4
LINCIt•TEIL bit mon th, :Nlth, 1555
IDE!!IM!!in
012:=0231
IN THE - MATTER - of the intended - applica
tion of lima bucucceoterri, to the Court of Quarter
Baden at April term,lBss, fora license to keep a inv
ent in-the i. W. - Ward, in the city of Lancaster,—it be-
ing an old stand.
We, the undersigned citizens of the North West WArd,
where and ins or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the said inn or tavern Is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and that
iparare well acquainted with the slid Henry Blickensderfer,
and that he is of good repute far honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with bottle room and conveniences for
I . the accommodation of stompers and travellers.
I Jacob Myer's, Prederict Litt*, John Roadman, Andrew
I Balmer, B !fishier, Moses Winger, J. I. Hartman, Charles
It. FrailY, J. C. Skiles, Wm. Bucklus,ir, AAUP CoPiend, D.
Hartman. mar 6-317
IN THE MATTER of the intended applie2.-
atm of Geoacr. W. Bores, to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions at:April term. 1855, for a license to keep a tavern '
i,. lizebethtown Borough, Lancaster county--It being
An Id stand.
1) L. the - undersigned citizens of Elizabethtown Borongh.
, said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify - ,
that ti,e mid inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
; the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and that
we are well acquainted with the said George W. Boyer,
and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house mom and conveniences,
I for the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
i A. Greenawalt. Abm. Brun:mm.lu, Isaac Bauman,
_Kobas -
Gan Keller, John Lynch, Samuel Harmony, Emanuel Hoff
man. Wm. Miller. (Constable.) Daniel Balmer, Joseph
tun, Henry Shultz, William Wilson, Abut. Redsecker, An
drew Wade, James Laird, J. O'Neal. mar 6 3t...7
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of Divln S. Koren, to the Court of Quarter Sessions
at April term, 1555, fora transfer of a license granted to
John Stump, at the January term. to keep a tavern in
East lletuptield twp., Lancaster county—it being au old
stand.
We, the undersigned citizens of East Hemptleld twp.,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the mid inn or Lavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and that
we are well acquainted with the said David S. Royer, and
that he is of good repute fur honesty and.temperance, and
is well provided with house roam and conveniences for
the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
Tobias M. Miller, John L. Hershey, John Keener, Jacob
Uraybill, Jacob L. Hershey, Christian Kauffman. Philip
Ilottenstein, John Workman, Jacob tlottshall, Joseph
Daniel Moon, Daniel Graybill.
mar 6
IN TUE MATTER of the intended applica
tion or JouN TWEED, to the Court of Quarter &damns at
April term, .1655, for a license to keep a tavern lu the
village of Now Providence. Lancaster couuty—it hell
au old stand.
. • • • -. • -.
We. the undersigned citizens of New Providence,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the said dun or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and that
we are wall acquainted with the said John Tweed, and
that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and
is well provided with house room and conveuiemec, fur
the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
John Peoples, David 31cwrer, John Mess, John Miller, jr.,
Mk, Whitler, John lf. Rohrer, Henry S. limber, Jacob Cra
mer, Francis Myliu, Joseph C. ;Aleuts, Amos Gruti, (farmer)
John 3t. Shenk. Thomas Armstrong. mar b
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of JAUES 11. 1101.73T00, to the Court :4 qui. ter S:-.
51005 at April term, 16e5, ter a license to keep a tavern
in Salisbury township, Lancaster county—it being an
old Stand.•
WL, the uudersigued citizens of Salisbury township,
Is here the said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, II" Cot
tify. that the said inn or tai•erti is necessary to necotunio
date the public aud entertain straw,rs and travelers. aud
that we are well acquainted with the said Jas. 11. Houston,
aud that he is of gudd repute for honesty and temperance,
sod is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
John t). Wilson, B. F. Houston, nes Eby, Isnoc Worst.
John Coble, Jr.. John 131 übalier, Mcilvaine,Jacoh
Umble, Joseph Cinble, Thomas Withrow.lieury Livingston
Thomas Li, itiVl.l, I,XLe LiViUgStoll. lob 27 .25.0
1N THE MATTER of the intended applica
lieu o f 11. unit ErnParnicr, to the Court of Quarter des-'
sinus at April term, 150 a, tar a license to keep a tavern
iu the S. E. Ward, iu the city of Lancast.—it being an
an old stand.
Ws, the undersigned rill.al of the South East Ward.
n here the said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do cer
tify, that the said hill Or t3Verll is necessary to accomunr
date the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and
that we are well acquainted with the said Hugh Fitzpat
rick, and that he is of _rod repute for honesty and temper
ance, and is well provided With house room and conveni
ences for the accoumnalatieu at strangers and travellers.
Christian Hump. Club:lion Witimyer, J. 1./. Sklles, Heavy
liarrecht, Christian Shertz. lleruard Fitzpatrick, 31. 3Ftiou
gle, John s. Lane. C. Muller, David Bair, Charles A. Hein
itsh. tiumpl. Philip Leonard. Jacob Liable, sr.
fell 27 at-6
IN THE MATTER uf the intended applica
non of PHILIP FIIZPATRIcK. to the Curt of Quarter oes•
sions at April term, 1n33, ftr a license to keep a tavern
ail, the r. W. Ward, ill the city of I..at.,:astsv—it Leine an
old stead. .
. .
WE, the undersigned citizen; of the youth Weil Wm d.
where the said inn or tavern is proposed to tre kept. dr ccr
tify, that the said ion or tavern is uecesiir) to aecounii
date the public and entertain strangers and travelers. nod
that 00 are well acquainted with the said Philip
Fitapit
ricl:. and that he is of good repute the honesty and term.,
once, and cell provided with house room an, conveni
ences fur the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
Chas. F. Vidgt. E. steward, 31. A. Withers. Win. Taylor,
.1. C. Lau Camp. Henry Carpenter, lieu. Sanders... Wm. S.
Ainweg. 1.. Richards. Henry M. Reigart. M. F. Bender. J no.
let, 27 3tv;
IN FIE MATTER of the intended appitea
non ofdnllN M. EAVUNI to Ibe Court of Qaarter inissions
at April term, ISO:, fora license to keep a tavern iu the
S. Ward Ward. iu the city of Laueaster—il being au old
stand. . . .
WE. the undersigned via,. ante Smith West Ward,
where said inn or tavern Is proposed to be kept. do certify,
that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that
we are well acquainted with the said John M. Eavling, and
that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and
Is well provided with house room and conveniences for the
accommodation of strangers and travellers.
. U. 31. Lebkicher, W. S. Amweg, J. C. Van Camp, Philip
Fitzpatrick, Henry Pinkerton, E. Steward. I tenry Carpen
ter. Benjamin C. Bachman, William Kautz, Henry 31. Rei
gar', (tea. Sanderson, L. Richards, 3!. Withers.
IN TIIE MATTER of the intended appliezi
. tion of Meat Mt:est:NSW., to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions at April term, 1855, for a license to continue keep
ing is tavern in the S. E. Ward, in the city of Lancaster,
it being an old stand.
We, the undersigned citizens of the South East Ward,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to bo kept, do
certify, that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and travellers,
and that we are well acquainted with the said Mary Messen
kup, and that she is of gold repute for honesty and tem
perance, and is well provided with, house room and conve
niences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers.
C. Kieffer, 1) Hair, C. A. lieinitsh, I'. K. Breneman, Ja
cob Gable, jr., James Coyle, Levi Smith, W. lhling,
Gutupt; Jacob Buehler. ,lohn D. Skiles, Jacob Oomph
feb :17 3143
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of 1100x1 ROSENFELT, to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions, at April term, 1555, for a transfer of a License
granted to John A. Scheirenbrand. to keep a tavern in
the N. W. Ward of the city of Lancaster—it being an
old stand—said license to be transferred from'John A.
Schelreribrand to the subscriber.
WE, the undersigned citizens of the North West Ward,
in the city of Lancaster, where said inn or tavern Is propo.
sod to'be kept, do certify that the said Inn or tavern is ne
cessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers, and that we are well acquainted with the
said Henry Rosenfelt, and that he is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and convenjences for the aCeOIIIMOdat hal of strangers
and travellers.
Willirm F. Miller, Gilbert R. Hartley, tleorge Ackerman,
William F. Mayer, Jacob Snyder, Wm. C. Chamberlin, John
Dreperd, John F. Remly, seu.. Edward Kautz, William Gra
ham, Erederich Peusch, Adam Snyder, Horny Broom, Jacob
Weaver, Joseph Brillhard, Samuel Kissinger.
feb 27 3t*-13
N THE MATTER of the intended applica-
tion of Jou:: Elssituros, to the Court of Quarter Sessions
;t April term, 1855, for a license to keep a tavern in the
N. East Ward, in thesity of Lancaster—it being au old
stand. " •
WI; the undersigned citizens of the North East Word,
where the said inn or tavern is proposed to 10 kept, do cer
tify, that the said inn or tavern It necessary to accommo
date the public and entertain strangers and travelers, and
thpt we are well acquainted with the said John Hamilton,
and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
James C. Carpenter, Henry Hersh, IL C. Locher, Joseph
Dillow, George Kleiss, David Kt!linger George I'. King,
Daniel Gehaperling, Jacob Zereher, Jno. K. Reed, John on
deremith, Jonah Wisner. fob 27 316
IN THE MATTER of the intended applica
tion of JAMES BARNETTS, to the Court of Quarter :±esslons
at April term. 155,5 for a license to keep a tavern In
Fulton township , Lancaster count;—it being an old
eland.
WI.:, the undersigned citizens of Fulton township,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommo
date the public and entertain stranger, and travellers, and
that we are well acquainted with the said James Barnetta,
and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is IG,II provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and travellers.
John Fiudrey, S. D. McConkey, William A. To% sou, Sam
itel Wicks, William J. Hess, Abner Brown, It. M. Caldwell,
James MeSparrau, John Kenndy, S. W. P. Boyd, Wm. C.
Glasgow. Isaac Mort is. Edward Garrett. feb 27 7t-6
IN the MATTER of the intended applica
tion of JACOB S. MANN, to the Court of Quarter Sessions
at April term, 1655, to continue keeping a tavern in
Manor township, Lancaster county—it being an old
stand.
We, the undersigned citizens of Manor township,
where the said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do cer
tify, that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommo
date the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and
that we are well acquainted with the said Jacob S. Mann,
and that he is of good repute fur honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of stranger; and travellers.
Jacob Stamen, - Henry S. Mellinger, John Miller, Henry
Shenk, Abraham Schenk, Benj. Young, Jr.. Gee S. Mann,
Jacob Souder, Geo. U. Brush, Christian B. Hen. Christian
O. Herr, Benj. Landis. Joe. E. Hostetter. Henry Greenawalt,
Jae. 11. Hershey, Bernhard Mann. feb
IN THE MATTER of theiuteuded
uos of AZiNA M. WIEDLLM, to the Court of Quarter bra
idollS at April term, 1555 fur a license to continue
keeping a tavern in Upper Leacock township, Lancaster
count - -it being an old stand.
WE. the undersigned citizens of Upper Leacock twp.,
where said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify,
that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that
we are well acquainted with the sold Anna 31. Weidler,
and that she is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with hou.ge room and conveniences
for the acconunonation of strangers and travellers.
Wm. Weidman, Diller Bare, Geo. Brubaker, Marks 0.
Wenger, Emanuel Swope, Jacob Hell, Adam Miller, N. S.
' Sheaffer, Bernard L. I3eek, David Lefever, Joseph Wenger,
Whayne Groff. feb 20 3tv-5
IN the MATTER of the intended application of
J anon 31. SWAIM to the Court of Quarter Sessions atJanuary
Term, 1555,t0 continue keeping a tavern hit pper Leacock
township, Lancaster county—it being au old stand.
We, the undersigned citizens oftipper Leacocktownship,
where the said inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, do cer
tify, that the said inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and, travellers, and that
we are well acquainted with the said Jacob 31. Swarrandthat
he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room and conveniences for the accom
modation of strangers and travellers.
A. S. Bare, Henry Miller, N.F. Shaeffer, Diller Bare, Bern
hard L. Beck, Henry Weidman, George Miller, jr.. John
Musser, Wm. Weidman, Geo. Brubaker, Henry Good, Hen
ry Burkhart
Estate of Samuel B. Baines and Wife.—
In the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lan
caster. Whereas, Jacob Huber, assignee of Samuel B.
Haines and Wife, did on the list day of February, WA,
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 I6th
day of April, 1855, for the confirmation theniof, unless ox
ceptioho be filed. Attest, J. BOWMAN, Proth'y.
Prothro Office, Lan. Feb 27 Lt-6
UNITED STATES _MALLS.
• • PoetOfilfr.!Drzagsnr.r.
.1"
• - . February - 10, 1855.
PROPtIBALL for tarrying themaiis of the trilled States
from July 1, 1855, to June 30,4850, on LIM following
routes in Pennsylvania, will be received at We Contract
Office of the Post Office Department, Washington, D. C
until 3, in., April 10, 18§5, to lbo decided by 80th of. the
same month, (being mania established by act of August,
3, 1854.
9694 From Friedensburg to Schuylkill Haven, 4 miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Friedensburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at 6 a m;
Arrive at Schuylkill naval same days by 7 a nu
Leave Schuylkill Haven same days at 12 au
Arrive at Friedensburg same days by 1 p
Proposals for six times a week service will be rsmsid-
ered.
9fitls From Gordonsville, by Intercourse, tcrniat, 5 miles
and back, throe times a week.
Leave Gordonsville Tuesday; Thursday,and Saturday
at 11% am;
Arrive at - Hat same days by 1 p m:
Leave Rat saute days at S a m;
Arrive at Gordonsville same days by 9 . 4 . ; a m.
Proposals for six-tlmes-a-week service will be consid
ered.
taille From Columbia, by Manor and Ilighvilla to Safe-
Harbor, 10 milatupd back, three times a week. ;
Leave Columbia IYtaeifay, Thursday, and Saturday
ataarr.
Arrive at Safe Harbor same days by 11 a lin
Leave Safe Harbor same days at 2 p m;
Arrive at Columbia same days by 3 p m.
Proposals fur six-ttmes-a-week service will be consld-
erea.
1t047 From Christiana, by Smyrna. May, Qtuirry•ille and
Merhauirs' Grove, to Chesnut Level, 10 miles and
tack, three times a week_
Leave Christiana Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at 6 a m.
Arrive at Chesnut Level same days by IS lir
Leave Chesnut Level same days at 2 p
Arrive at Christiana same days by 6 p m.
Proposals for six-times-a,week service wiU be consid-;
ered. •
969 S From Kinzer's, by Williamstown, Hafrisontown,
Springwell 31ills, Hat, and Mount Hop., to Inter.-
course, 7 miles and back. once a week.
Leave Einzer's Monday at 11 a m;
Arrive at Intercourse same day by 1 p m:
Leave Inteicourse same day at 7 p
Arrive at Kinzer's same day by 9 a m..
Proposals for three-times-a•week service will be eon
sidered.
9599 From Safe Harbor, by Liberty Square, to Buck, 19
miles and back, twice a week:
Leave Safe Harbor Monday and Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Buck same days by 12 m; •
Leave 'Buck Tuesday and Friday at 6`a
Arrive at Safe ilaris.r same days by 12 to.
Proposals for three-tuues.a.week service will be COl3-
sidernd.
9700 From York Sulphur Springs, by Bermudian, Hall,
and Davidsburg, to York, 2U mules and back, once
a week.
Leave York Sulphur Springs Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at York same day by 2 p
Leave York Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at York sulphur Springs 111 Me day by 8 p m.
9701 From Strasburg, by 31arriusaille, New Providence,
and Camargo, to Quarryville, 9 miles Mid back,
three times a week.
Leave Strasburg Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday at
Sam:
Arrive at Quarryville same days by 11 a m:
Leave Quarryville same days at 12 Qs:
Arrive at Strasburg same days by 3 p m.
Peonoses forafx-iimcs.a.week survive will be coned
eyed. •
9702 From Star!Muffle, by Lynn. to Nicholson, 18 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Sterliugville Tuesday after arrival of western
mall, say at 8 a m.
Arrive at Nichols same day by 12 an
Leave Nichols Tuesday at 2 p m;
Arrive at Ster!lupine same day by 6 p m.
0703 From Rehrersburg, by Shaffner's Store, to Womels•
dort, 8 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Rehrersburg Monday and Friday at 8 a m:
Arrive at Womolodorf same days by 11 am;
Leave.Womelsdorf same day by 12 m;
Arrive at Rehrersburg same days by 3 pm. •
0704 From Rehrersburg, by Mount Aetna and'3lount Zion,
to Lebanon, 14 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Rehrersburg Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Lebanon same day by 12 m;
Leave Lebanon Wednesday at 1 p m;
Arrive at Rehrersburg same day by 7 p na.
9705 From Moreland, by Riddle's Settlement, to Newmans•
villa, miles and back, once a week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose a schedtalel
of departures and arrivals.
0706 From Mcraelem, by Coatowu, to Princetown. 5 miles:
and back, once a week.
Leave Moselem Wednesday at 7 a ua:
Arrive at Princetown same day by S a 111:
Leave Princetown Wednesday at 9 a uk
Arrivs_at s Aloselem same day by 1t)?,,. a m.
Proposals for twice-a-week service will be considred.
97u7 From Ransom, by 311lwaukie and Bald Mount, to
Clark's Green 13 milts and hack, twice a week.
Leave Ransom Monday and Friday at 8 a m:
Arrive at Clark's Green same days by 12 m:
Leave Clark's Green same days at 2 p m;
Arrive at Ransom same days by 6 p tn.
9755 Frolli Hollidaysburg to Martinsbarg. 12 miles and,
back. sir times a week.
Leave II olliday sburg daily, ex evp• Sunday, at 12 113:
Arri v.- at Martinsburg same days by 3ej p
•
Letve Martinsburg daily. except Sunday. at 8 a m:
Arrive at Hollidaysburg same days by 1.1, 1 2 a m.
9709 From La Grange, by Breech's Pdnd, to Fau4
toryvdle 8 miles and back, oncd a week.
i.eave La Grange . .-latu , day on arrival 'funk,
hannock mail, say at 1 p
Arrive at Factoryvdle same day at 3 p in;
Leave Factoryville Saturday by 4 p m,l
Arrive at La Grange same day by 6 p in;
9710 From Canton, by Ogdensburgh, to Liberty
16 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Canton :-_ , sriturday kt S a m;
Arrive Liberty same day by 12 in;
Leave Liberty Saturday 1 p m;
Arrive at Canton same day by b p
9711 From Tioga, by Hammond , s Creek and
• Maple Ridge, to Seely Creek, N.
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Tioga Monday.at S a in;
Arrive at Seely Creek same day by 12 in;
Leave Seely Creek Tuesday at 8 a in; J 1
Arrive at Tioga same day by 12 tn.
9712 From Snow Shoe, by Kylertown and Crai
hainton, to Clearfield, 27 miles and bacll,
t,
twice a week.
Leave Snow Si t ar, Tuesday and Thursday i tit
11 a m; i
Arrive at Clearfield same (la's by S p In; .
Leave Clearfield Wednesday and Friday dt
8 a in;
Arrive at Snow Shoe, same days by 5 p
9713 From Merrersburg, by Sylvan, to Hancocii,
(Md.,) 27 mile and back once a week.
Leave Mercersburg Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hancock same day by 5 p m;
Leave Hancock Tuesday at 8 a In;
Arrive at Mercersburg same day by 5 p in ,
9714 From Neff's Mills, by ..V est Barre, to Pine
Grove Mille, 10 miles and back, oncela
week.
Leave Neff's 11ills Saturday at 8a m; 1
Arrive at Pine Grove Mills same day by 11
am;
Leave Pine Grove Mills Saturday '2 p to;
Arrive at Neff's Mills same day by 5 p m.
9715 From Harlensburg, by Plain Grove, Slippery
Rock, Borard's l Mills, and Anandale, to
North Hope, 25 miles, and back, once la
week.
:Leave Harlensburg Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at North Hope same day by 4 p inn,
Leave North !lope Monday at 8 a in;
Arrive at Harlensburg same day by 4 p m.
1718 From Kittaning, by Cochran's Mills, to Apol
lo, 24 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Kittaning Wednesday at S a to;
Arrive at Apollo same day by 5 p in;
Leave Apollo Tuesday at S a m,
Arrive at Kittaning same day by 5p m. I
9717 From Woodcock, by Teeple's and ,Frisbys
• settlement, to Waterford,23 miles and back
once a week. s
Leave Woodcock Wednesday at 7a m; 1
Arrive at Waterford same day by 4 p.m;
Leave Waterford Thursday at 7 a in.. "I
Arrrive at Woodcock same day by 4
9718 From Muhlenburg, by Ross, Sweet Valley,
and Lake, to Lehman, IS miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Muhlenburg Monday at h a m;
Arrive at i,ehman same day by 2 p in;
Leave Lehman Tuesday at 8 a in;
Arrive at lluhlenburg 540,,., day 1 ) 2 p m. ;
Proposals fi,r twice-a.week service wit be
considered.
INSTRUCTIONS. l
Form of a - Proposal where no change from advertlie
inent is contemplated by the bidder.
I, —, of -----, county of —, Statetof
—, propose to convey the mails on rotito
No.—, from to —, agreeably.tto
the advertisement of the Postmaster General, tie- , _ ••
ted February 10, 1855, and by the following mote 1 New Goods Opened this Day.—Cases, The
I
of conveyance, viz: best makes Bleached Loug Cloth Muslin for Shirting.
for the annual sum of doilars. 1 Cases, Bleached and - Unbleached Sheetings 3-4,6-1, 74,
Thisproposal is made with the full knowledge g ta l les , Z n iatl l ea 2 ted 81uslins. Conestoga, New Market,e.c.
of the distance of the route, the weight of the Tickings, the best ever toll for 1231 j cents. Furniture
mail to be carried, and all other particulars in ref- I and Apron Checks.
crence to the route and service, and also alter fill Now is the time to buy Liouse Ftirnlshing Goods at Bar
examination of the instructions and requirements g ain Price '
Beautiful Striped Ginghams, for 12.3/, cents. .
attached to the advertisement. Double Width Paris Lustres, 1. cents . worth 25 cents
Dafed I •45
—from Attction.
(Signed. 1 Lot Heavy Pant Stuffs, worth 37*,f , cents, saline for
15 / 3 4 /.
Form of a Guarantee. 1 I 1 Lot neat Plaid Casimer•. .
We have now commenced opening for the Spring Trade
The undersigned, residing at -r----, Statei of and shall ondevor, as heretofore, to enable all to say .-.The ,
—, undertake that, if the toregoing bid for ear- place for bargains In Dry Good it WENTZ'S STORE."
rying the mail on route No. —be acceptedlby ifeb 20415)
the Postmaster General, the bidder shall, prior to .
the let day of July, 1855, or as soon theleafter a,i - onderful Phenomenon and Healing
may be, enter into the required obligation to per- I ' V
VLICTUES.—In the adjacent county of Berta and the
i l
formed ls,on a .
lorm the service proposed, with good and sieifi.- I l mi n ed t. iftle m v
o ie r i e n t iLof . t c %e f.. ro
t ma i n g e h i c
_C
cient sureties. la Na us tu h r i rha ll s
j delightful retreat of sylvan beauty, consisting of about 52
This we do with a Mil knowledge of the oblige- Acres of garden•like ground producing the most \ lBtiolesome
ions and liabilities assumed by guarantors under herbs, medicinal plants, trees find fruit in pleasine, variety.
the 27th section of the act of:Congress of July 2, From this vegetable kingdom Dr.
ors has'succeeded
In procuring a Universal Remedy thecare of lever and
1836. Ague. •
Dated. ' In the same spot of magnificent rural scenery- are to be
(Signed by two guarantors.) found most excellent sanative springs, containing wonder
ful virtues only to be found In fresh water. These springs
Form of a Certificate. yield an abundance of water, clear arystal of a cold temper-
The undersigned, postmaster of —, State of I store, (46 degrees Fahrenheit,) soft and pleasant taste,very
-, certifies, under his oath of office, that he I refreshing without any strange admixture or nauseous stash.
is acquainted with the above guarantors. 'and In this beautiful spot of ground Dr. Leiseriag, encouraged
knows them ri be men of property, and able to
by such a happy combination of circumstances, has estab
llshed a
make good their guarantee.
Dated. 1 - A - DROP..-I,THIC INSTITUTE,
. in order that these benificent gifts of nature, patiently ap
(Signed./ plied, might be of advantage to suffering humanity. It
The sufficiency of guarantors on proposals 'may was at Ephrata in Lancaster county, that Dr. Leisering,
be certified by a judge of a court 01 record, and by in. the years 1845-1848, performed wonderful cures on
postmasters. , persons laboring under diseases, and especially on such
as resolutely persevered in his mode of treatment. He has
Conditions to be incorporated in the contracts to the done the same, and more besiede, from 1548 up to the Imes
extent the Department may deem proper. • ant day, at his 31onntaiu home.
li
ills well known, for these 14 years, that- he is no dealer,
The distances ate given according- to the bestin humbug's. From nearly all Counties in the State, Dr:
information; but no increased pay will be allowed Leisering has been requested by persons afflicted with
should they be greater than advertised, ifthe dint disease, to afford them an opportunity of seeing him, that
to be supplied be correctly stated. Bidders ust they might personally consult him In regard to their own
inform themselves on this
complaints. He has therefore concluded to make a begin
point.
! II i ning in Lancaster County, and will carry with him hH'ln-
A bid received after time, viz: 3 p mof the?th , fallible Remedy (free from poisonous ingredients,) for the
1
April, 1855, or without the guaranty require Iby . cure of Fever and Ague. This remedy requires °Wyatt ap
law, or that combines several routes in one sum •of I plicatlon of from 10 to 15 days according to directions, to
compensation, cannot be considered in competition . e m fffec
ci ajtADICAE CURE. Forccossaltsti on, adVico and
medicine, t he charges well be m od era te.
with a regular proposal reasonable in amount. I' His direction t is as follows
Bidders should, in all cases, first propose for , In Ephrata, at W. Konig - macher's, from 15r to 18 Feb.
service strictly according to the advertisement; and " Lids, '' Philip Rahn " 19 "21 ‘•
then, if they desire, separately for different eery ce; ' •
" West t` "Peter
l at e v r eti C4' arl u irtf T e " ="25 "
and if the regular bid be the lowest offered for the ,
;
" Washington ", B. Kauffman's Hotel " 26 "28 "
advertisedservicep Cho other bids may be consi er- , "Colombia " Danl. Herr " " 1 " 4.11 eh
ed, if the alterations proposed are recommended ' " Marietta P Mr. Housears " a 5 " 7 "
by the postmasters and citizens interested, pr if' " Bainbridge !` Mr. Nears. - " 8 " 9" •
~ guishetht'vrn Mr. Greenawalt 's 2 10 "12'.
they shall 'appear manifestly right and proper ! , ~310.,
..1 oy " Sir. 8e11 .,,,,,
" Manbeim "Sir. llostetter's : 1 13 8 '''' 18 15 :
There should be but one route bid for in alpro.
posal. . CHARLES P.A. LISSENRING H. D
The bid: should be sealed; superscribed "Mail ,
! Weinerinrille, P. O. Berke co., Pa.
Proposalsi State of or Territory ot -r-•-•--, , ; (tithe fob 5 lit 3 , • between.Beadiikancl Womelant
•ed '‘
tti
case may...T . 4 address , econd.Asaistant Post, .; .Untate of Ann Brubaker, 01, Ltuaatio.),_,.,_,
master General, Contract Office;" and sent by ma il - ' -U rn the C ourt-orCeeenhe—Pieli r - '{-be7Centif f 6 (. 071, -
mater. Whereas, Francis Brubaker.* Magdalena Brubaker ..
hot by, or to, an ?gent, iid postinasteorteill 'not Executors 6'l'D:tater Brubaker dead; who was COMMlttio !
enclose proposals (or letters of any kind) to their ; of said Lunatiq did on the' 16th day of Febinery,..lBas,
quarterly returns. , • ; - , . • Mein the Office ernes ProthonatitY of the said Court their
deco , unt of thetni dEa . tate:
.; in terested I . the
The contracts are to be executed and returned
• hodee is hereby given to all persons
to the Department by or before the lit of August, . said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the ‘ 2.241
.1855, bet-the service m oot be en,"eneed on the day of march; 1 655 , fur the ontirmation thereof unless ex
mail day next alter thatdate, whether, the contracts eeptions be filed. ,
I
be executed;or not. No proposition for transfers
th al y's Office . Feb. 16 1864.
will be considered until ',the contract! are executed ' .i.A - . l.°A
in due loon; and received at the department; and ,
then no transfers will be allowed unless good and . Money Saved!
sufficient reasons therefor are given, to be deter- a
rro Blerchasate of Lancaster, 'forks, Com
muted by the department. j berUnd, Pen,' and other Counties.
Present critractore aid persons known at the The subscriber strongly desires a ?art of the trade of
Department, must, , equally with others, procure . counties above named. He Will offer the greatest induce
guarantors and certificates of their sufficiency sub- I meats to buyers of
manually in, the forms above prescribed. The cer- , FANCY GOODS,
tificates of sufficiency must be signed by a post- 1 for cash or short credit—lower prices and more discount,
master,. atone of the places before named, or a than et ?PLY other,house In Phil&telPb l .- the stock cee
!slot, of the best variety of,
Judge of a Court ofrecord.
JA 'd F.S CAMPBELL, , . LCICGLTISO GLASSES,
Post Master General. i (futtmed) . also Comte, B'rushes,Battons, Hosiery and Gloves,
' Port Monnales, Sospenders,Perfumery, Razors and Straps,
Threads, Silk Handkerchieft and Stocks, Needles and fins,
Trimmings, Jewelry, and a thousand other things.
The greatest inducement will be given, without hum
bug. Come and prove it by saving money.
TIIOIIAS BERCI", JR.
67 North 3d st., up stairs
fet, 274t-6
The Great Distribution Postponed.—The
Cosmopolitan Art Association announce a brief post
ponement of the distribution, from the 30th of January to
the i'Sth r.f rebrukry, at which time it will positively take
place.
iiibe managers and It necessary to make the above change
owing to the delay in completing
the building of the lial
leries, and the reception of Works of Art ; which necessarily
deterred the publication of the illustrated Catalogue until
Late in De,iember. thelrebv preventing the general circula
tion. desired among the Distant secretaries and friends of
the Association. vt
Yo all those who hive not subscribed the Last opportu
nity is now presented. Any our subscribing previous to
the 2Stli of iebruary,:are entitled to the Magazines for
The payment of $.3 entitles any person to either one of
the following Magazines for the year 1535:
Harpers, Putnam s, Knickerbocker,' Blackwaxiefs, Gra
ham's Magazine of Art, and tiodey'E: Lady's Book, and the
Quarterly Reviews repriuted in New York, Edinburgh,
Westminster,
London Quarterly and North British. Also
ticket in the Distribution. giving the holders an equal
chance in drawing the $3,0A., Statute of the Greek Slave,
or Venus, 11a:chant°, Liebe, Flora, with bronze statuettes
and several hundred Maguili,:ent Oil Paintings.
Fur full particulars see Illustrated Catalogues, which
are sent free, on application to all parts of the country.—
Address C. L. DEIIBE, Actuary C. A.,k L. A.
hatekerb9olter 31siaziuo Office, ado Broadway, N. Y.
Or. IOC) Water at., dandusky, O.
td.s
ay of Appeal.—The day of Appeal for the city of
MiLancaster will La held at the Commissioners Unice, on
Tuesday the 13th of March Lest.
JOHN 31. lIIESTAND,
PHILIP GEIST,
\V3I. C. Nvoicrii,
Commissioners.
tf-3
I.lty papers only copy
feb 20 •
lorta for Salo.—fhe subsaiber ha. four excellent
I,_/strong whidi ho chi coil at private sale, very
cheap. They can be seen at hie rehidence in East King
I treat a fond ors cvett of John Hamilton's Hotel..
, hb 20 trbj JA3l.lEri
Estate of Robert Dysart and Wife.—ln tha
Court OiCOll.lOll Plus fur the eouut.y of Lancaster.
it uarwas, Samuel u. fly ere absizoeu of Robert Dysart and
Wits, did on the 14th day of February, laU;.• file In the of
fice of the Prothonotary of said Court, his ae.unt of said
Estate :
notice Is hereby given to all ',arsons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Courr- , have,: 22
appointed the d
day of March, 1055, for the eautirmatidtx.thersof,unlesS ex
ceptions be tiled. Attest, .1. IiOWMAN,
Prathy'r office. Lan. Feb. 14, 15:.,. Proth'y.
feb 4t-5
state of Benjamin Mayi dee , .—Letters of
estate
on the estate al ujamin May, deed.,
late of Conestoga tewnship, Lancaster county, having been
granted to the. subraribe residing in said township AU
persous indebtdd to said Estate are rsquustol to make tut
unieiate payment, and :h.. se having claims will preaeut
them without delay properly authenticated fur sestlement
to JOHN KULP,
feb 13 6t4 - Administrator.
Cash Dlnstc and Plano Store of 'Horace
WATERS, No. 333 Broadway, Sew York. Opposition
to Monopoly. Music at greatly reduced prices. Notwith
standing the combination of music dealers to keep up the
prices of non-copyright music, against the interests of na
tive composers, and their reflus it to extend to Mr. Waters
the courtesies - of the trade, he Is =klub immense sales,
having abundant evidence, that he has public countenance
and suppport, in opposition to the Brest Monopoly, and in
his efforts to aid Native Talent, and to adopt the National
Currency. Ills stock of American and European music is
immense, and the catalogue of his own publications is one
of tie largest and hest selected In the United States. lie
has also made a great reduction in the prices ofPianos, Me
lodeons and Musical Instruments 01 all kinds Superior
toned 634 octave pianos for $1.75, ;, , 20.i and $.:25, interior of
as good quality, andiustruments as strong and as durable
as those which cost Pianos of every variety of style
and price up to $lOO. coniprising those of ten different
wanuacturies among them the celebrated modern impro
pod Horace Waters' Planes sod the first premium .} . .01k111
Pi. 11 1 ,. of T. (Albert S Co.'s make. int Ars or: 11, :Bohan
patent.) Second-hand Piemos at great bargains. Prices
tram $4.0 to $l5O. Melodeons front Ova different
tories, including the well known S. B. H. W. Smith's
melodeons, (tuned the equal temperamento the best make
is the United 'States. Prices 5,15, 05, 100, 115, 125,133
and $1.50. :Smith's D,sulde Bank Melodeons. $2OO. Each
Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The best terms to the
wade. schools, &e.; 123/ 2 per cent. di•couut to elercymen
and churches. All Wileer promptly et tended •to.
sent to ail parts ut tin, touniry, post-paid, at the reduced
rates. Ueneral and select cata!,,goes and schedule of prices
of Pianos forwarded to any addr,it free of charge.
' fel, 13
I , state of John Miller • Wlfe.—ln the
ljeourt of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster.—
Whereas. Zacheus Killian and Jo.,ph Oberholtzer did on
the 13th day of FeLruary, 1953. tile hull. °nice of the Pr,
tbouotary of the said Omrt. their Actrount of .the said
Estate:
Notice is hearby to all person:, int..ebt.a in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 22d day
of March, 1853. the contirniati.4l thereof, unless excep
tions be filed.' Atieid. J. ROW:MAN. Prottiy.
Lancaster, ober. t d CV -It-5
riche cry In still they Come.--All the now books
are recelyed at the -Peoples Book Store" to 5.1.1 as
published, and always in :Oval., of any other establish.
meat iu town. Amoutt the last arrivals are she following
Ftig , Doinits• n i tivw honk by Ik, Marcel. Ills 1,1 and
Gi Literar3 Portraits, third scri..;.la.4t.issued.
Hagar the .Nlartyr, or. Passion itial lainlity. by Mrs. Ste
yens.
Town and Country. or I.ll' at no :rod Abroad, by .1. S.
Adams.
Von Have Hoard i,r 'ri lll - 1 i , V. Decidedly the best
book 44 tine day.
Ruth hall. a doulostie tat of line thus., by Fanny Fern.
Nolly I;ruAen. n tilt f,ty yo:n; a ro. be A. C. bold
find.
Arillinu a.] other ti,. mob., ~ dice . th,
Avtim's llu baud.
Tout Crosbio and 1.11 , 1,1, by lb- uuthur of 'Lindy
Andy.
The Past. the l're,nt awl the Fut tit, Lr Bartholomew
Bussier. •
Margaret, or Preillai, at 11,11,, raid lie du
tobiography.
What Not, by Mrs. M. A. Dennison.
My Coartihip and it Consequences, by ChevaDer
A rare book.
Journey to Central Africa. by Bayard Taylor..
The Lands of the Saracen, or Pictures of Palestine, Sicily
and Spain, by Bayard Tit) lor.
History of Braddock's Expedition agaiuot Fort Du Quesne
in 17&3, under General Braddock, edited nom original doc
uments by Wintlif'op Sargent.
Prutestaulsm and Catholicity compared iu theireffects or
the civilization in Europe, by the Los. J. Bahnes.
The American Sportsman: containing hints to sports
men, notes on shooting, and the habits of the game birds
,odd Nrildforl of America, by C. J. Lewis.
The Wife's - 1 lctory and other tales, by Mrs. southworth.
The Lost Lteiress, by Mrs. E. D. E.'N. Southworth.
Life of Horace li reedy. by, Edward Parton.
Life of P. T. — Barnum, written by himself.
Notes on .Duels oust Duelling, by Limns Shame one of
the most interesting boles uf the day.
The People's Book Store is the place iTherosubscriptions
are taken for all Um Ante, lean periodicals, the English Re
views and Blsekwooti's 31agazine, and all the popular pa
pers. For any thing you v. ant, oor scud to the subscri
ber's store.
lab 20 It-5
To Farruer.“—Wo respectfully inf,in our custo.
niers that we bare reduced the price of our Improved
super Phosphate of LINIE, %connoting it to be fully equal,
If not superior to any sold by us in former years.
It allorde us pleaso,e t :Aare that the high character of
the article Is well established, and the testimony of Far
mers who hare nod it, proves it to he the Cheapest and
most Permau,nt lerti]itet that is now known.
Our friends are rer t mad,d to and examine it, and re.
cart a pamphlet desct iptive of Its qualities, uses,
A liberal neilunion mane to Dealers.—Agenta Wanted.
GUANO.—A full supply of No. 1 GOVERNMLNT PERUVIAN
GUANO on hand. Alan, Mexican GUANO.' Poudrotte and
Plaster for'sale at the lowest Market rates.
ALLEN St; NEEDLES,
23 South Wharves and 85 South Water at., first Store
above Chesnut it., Philadelphia.
nul— For mile In this County by
A. W. RLS:iELL, Lanengter City.
A. E. di• A. L. WITMER. inradise.
Ib6 •
fob DJ ama
4lstate of Wm. Leonard & Abner Bear.—
Ils the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lau
caster. Whereas, Jacob Albright k Christian Rine, as
signees of W. Leonard S Abner Bear, did on the :,sth day of
January, 1555, file in the otlice of the Prothonotary of the
said Court, their account of the said Estate:
Notice is hereby siren to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 4th
day of Macrh, 1555, for the confirmation thereof,
unless exceptions be filed. Attest,
J. BOWMAN. f'roth'y:
et-2
Prothy's. Office, Lan. Jan 25
T2stato of David Black.—lu the Court of Cam
_Upton Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Whereas, Wm.
C. Boyd, Committee of David Black, did on the second day
of February, 1864, 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 1.211.1
day of March, 1665, for the confirmation thereof, unless
exteptions be filed.
Attest,
Prothy's office, Lan. feb 6
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
phe Accounts of the respective dece
dents hereunto annexed, are tiled In the itrzister's
mice of Lancaster County, for confirmation and allowance,
at on Orphans' Court, to be held in the Coart lions., In the
City of Lancaster, on the Ltd Monday in March next, (the
loth,) at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
Jacob Chalfant, Salisbury township. By Rachel Chalfant
and Jacob Berstler, Executors.
William B. Schneider, Borough of Adamstown. By Henry
Stauffer, Administrator.
John (loud, West Earl township. Guardianship Account.
By Mark S. Groff, Guardian of Anna Good, ono of the
minor children of deceased.
Joseph Bradhurst, Martic township, who was a minor child
of John Bradhurst, deceased. By James Simpson, Ad
ministrator.
Jacob Fenstermacher, East Ilempfield township. Guar
dianship Account. By Jacob Dommy and Henry IL
Kurtz, Administrators of Christopher Demmy, deceased
who was Guardian of John, Christian and Jacob Fens
term:oilier, minor children of the first mentioned dee'd.
Benjamin Gacklln, West Cocali. township. By John Back
lin and Henry tiackliu, Administrators.
Ramsoy, Ilan to, nehip. By John Wiley, one of
the Executors of Jame. Ramsey, deceased, who was sur
viving Executor of Wm. Ramsey, deceased.
Daniel Buckwalter, Cinruarvou township. Guardianship
Accounts. By David Plank, Guardian of Lewis, Joseph
M.. Roland D., Daniel, Elizabeth cud Ruth Ann Buck
waiter, minor children of deceased.
Christian Wade, Bart township. By Amos Wade and Mary
Wade, Administrators.
Henry Haldeman, Couoy township. Guardianship Account.
By Joseph W. Cottrell, Guardian of hobos Rents, for
merly Haldeman, a minor child of deceased.
Jacob Hurt.; Maul:mini township. Guardianship Account.
By Jacob 'Lug, Guardian of Fanny Matilda hurt; late
wife of David Shirk, and now deceased, a minor uud only
child of Jacob Hurts, deceased.
Henry Huber, Fast Donegal township. Supplementary
and Final Account. By Dr. Nathaniel Watson, Execu
tor.
Mazy 11. Bamborough, City of Lancaster. By A. L.Widney,
Administrator.
David Burnish, Conestoga township. By Martin Ilarnish,
Jacob Barnish and Michael 'tarnish, Testamentarylrus.
tees over the person and estate of Annoy Burnish, one of
the daughters and heirs 01 sjd4.l deceased.
Christopher Fakir., West IlemiMeld township. By Freder
ick Fuld,' and Justus Gray, two of the Executors.
Joseph Reiff, Sr., West Earl township. By Jonas Reiff. stn.
riving Executor.
Susanna Kline, Now Ephrata, Ephrata township. By Levi
S. Backer, Administrator.
Abraham Huber, Warwick township. Testamentary Guar
diauship Account. By Sauntel Keller. Guardian of Alm'M
Stoner, a grand daughter of said deceased.
Elizabeth Hartman, Borough ut Manheim. Te•taumittary
Guardianship Account. By Henry Shaffner, Guardian al
Franklin Hartman, one of the Legatees Of said deceas.A.
John C. Landis, East Hemplield township. By 311, fl:.11-
ces Landis, Administratrix.
Edward O'Donnell, 3lountjoy township. Babiel G"lb•n
nell, Administrator..
George 13orkholder,. West By :":111L11,1
Borkholder. Christian Borkholder, I leo, 'Skirl:hold,
lu
Jacob Borkdder and - John Borkholder, A s tlinittistrtors.
Henry tiochnaur. Cast Ifonegal township. Guardianship
Account. By Khristian Garb. G intrdian of Ibirletrit iits•hs.
flour, a minor Child of deceased.
Michael W. May, liainl.vidge. Conoy to wm•hif.. By. Ilenry
Administrmor.
Barbara Ucib, Penn township By John I
Kuhl, Administrators.
Michael Hummer. Warwiek lOW maip. Supple:nen L.oy A. - -
Count. By Samuel Easminger, surviving Executor of
Jacob Hummer, and Daniel Zug. Executor of Abraham
Zug, deceased. who were the Executors 1.1 Mieltitel Hum
mer, deceased.
Jacob Shenk, Miller, Conestoga township. Guardianship
Account. By Christian Miller. Guardian of .101111
deceased, why was a minor son of deceased.
Mary Fox, Borough of Columbia. GuardiazAip Account.
Its llicharilTox. Guardian of George Fox, Franklin I
•
Story V. Fos, minor children of Mary Fox. deceased. who
was intermarried with John E. Fr.x. late glary
' Jacob She:titer Conoy township. 6111trdiX.Iiip Are mint.
By Philip GBiweiler. Guardian ot Jacob iheittler, minor
sou of deceased.
I Christian Kreider. Conestoga nnow Viw," township.—
' Guardianship Aciaitint. By Michael Kreider. Guardian
of Mary Kreider. ife of John Groff., a 11111101.,Iattgltivr
of deceased. .
. .
Mary ntvitagable, New Ephrata, Ephrata township. ,ltitt-
PloultmtarY and Baal Account. By IVin.
Executor.
John lull. Little Britain township. Final Account. By
Wilson Hill. Administrator.
Margaret Hill, Little Britain township. Ity Wilson Bill,
Acting Executor.
Christiau Kil!heifer, Mauor township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Altrahani Miller. Guardian of .I,lllt
one of the minor t klikken at doccased. . .
. .
John Gress. East Coralice township. Guardians hip
aunt. By William tun Nelda, Guardian at M shale
Gress one or the. sons of Join: Gr, 5... and o::0. I the
grand children of Jacob Greer,. deceased.
Michael Delimit, Borough 01 Columbia. Final A, ...init. By
William 11. sumer, Itiecutor.
31artiu Palmer, Penn township. ply .lidin Balmer ~.t AGI :t
-haw Balmer, Administrators.
Samuel Lehi., 31ountjoy township. By John 311,..cr. ~.:e
Executor. • .
Joseph Cottrell, Borough 01 Columbia. By Joseph W. 0.1
trail, Executor.
Daniel Itularer, East Limpoter township. n tz y John Butner ;
Adminktrator. i
A'urahatuEby,Elintbeth tdwuship. By Jonas Eby and John
B. Lrb, Executers.
Peter Iliostand,3lauor township. By Henry 13 issle., Ex
ecutor.
Christian Siechrist, East, Lamputer township. Gnat dial,
ship Account. By. Tobias Krietter, ituardian of Mary
ssieclirist, minor daughter of deceased.
Catharine tawreuce, city of Lute:wt.,. By Lewis La w tenet,'
Exec or.
Christian liabccker, East Ilemptield township. Gum diau
ship Aecount. By Benjamin Landis, Guardian ...1 Ita.-
lam LLabecLer, minor daughter of deceased.
John itawburough, city of Lancaster. By Ann 1.. Law
-
borough and David 11i... Grissiuger, Adiniut.ti :dors.
Esther Beam, Leacock tlftrusbip. By Henry B. Bair. Ad
ministrator.
John Beam, Leacock township. By henry B Lair, Admin
istrator.
'Magdalena Yeager, Warwick to:: uship. By lEt DA inn Sfa
man, Executor.
Philip Fullmer, 31anitehn township. Guardianship A ceou u t
By Jacob Kolar, jr., Guardian 01 Eliza b'ullinur ; our 0 - the
children of deeeastl.
Jacob W. Groff. 311mhoini township. By Lev, I:. t. roll, A.f
unujatratur.
Rosins Buhl, Penn tows.anip. By .F.UlanUti :10111 ...d nro
jalLin Lug. Lierniork,
Loren: Seigle, Manor township. By John it. Seigle. Lat.c..•
tur.
Timothy ll:tines, Fulton township. By Je,tniair L.
Haines and Timothy Haines, Executors.
J usefffll Horst, West Earl township. By John 31. Han ..t and
Christian Ilunshherger, Administrators de Louis n..ii
anti lestatikelito auttexo.
Christopher Denney, East. Llewmield township. By Jacob
Dummy and henry H. Kurtz, Administrators.
Andrew Kammerer, Penn township. By Andrea 11,111/ UlOl.
or awl Samuel Kammerer, Executors.
Barbara 3111ler, ltaphu township. Guardianship Account.
By Santana hustuinger, Guardian of Anna, David, Mary
and Martha :tinier, tour of the minor children of dec d.
Francis Flury, Borough of Marietta. By saran A. Flury'
and Janies Cushman, Administrators.
Catharine Bower, East Ilemptield township. By Jacob
Bower, Executor.
Peter Brubaker, Itapho township. Guardianship Account.
By George Brady, Guardian of Ilunry Brubaker, one ..1
the children of deceased.
Relay U. Oath, Conestoga township. By Aun Gall and Dr.
John liendig, Administrators.
Abraham 31usaelman, Mountjoy township, By Joseph
31mseltuan, Administrator.
3lichael Ilarnish, West liempfield township. By Jacob
Bower and John Frey, Executors.
Henry Yost, Leacock township. By James Lindsay, Exec
utor.
'Samuel Albright, West Ileurpfield township. By John
11. Albright, Administrator.
Ann Frey, Manor township. Ily John Sleoger. Adutini , -
trator. -
Daniel L. Carpenter, Borough of 31anheirr. By Daniel
Danner, Administrator.
Daniel Brubaker, strusburg township. By Franci,BraLa
ker and yiugdalena Brubaker, Executors.
Michael Dietrich, city of Lancaster. By Martin Shreiner,
Trustee el said deceased, under ring Will of ELlzabetli Die
trich, deceased.
Henry Carpenter, Paradise township . .SecOnd and nom
Guardianship Account. By J. George Ernst, G dal dian
of John Carpenter, 'low dee'd., a minor eon of Henry
Carpenter, deceased.
Henry Engle, Coney township. By Henry M. Engle. John
B. Engle and Jacob 31. Engle, Executors.
Salome Livergood. City of Lancaster. By John :. ta ,hle
Executor.
Henry Lirergood, Manor township. Guardianship t.o.oont
By John S. Gable, Guardian of Peter Livergood. a "hill
of decdased.
George Ludwig, East Cocalico township. By George Lod-
Wig and William Ludwig, Executors.
Susatinallitzer, Eptiratii township. By Isaac Bitzer, Ad
ministrator.
William Addams, Borough of Adamstown. By Jamb Ad
dams and Inane Addams, Executosr.
Jacob Musselman, Sr., Borough of Mouutjoy. By Jacob
31usselman, jr ' Administrator.
Isaac Itedsecker , Borough of EliZabetlitOWn. First Account
By James Young and Samuel Itedsecker, Administrators.
Christian A. Mess, Conestoga township. By Jacob Minnart.
Administrator.
Christian 11. Sherts, Paradise township. By John S. Ht
neagy, Administrator.
George Coulson. Little Britain (now Fulton) township.
Guardianship Account. By Docket S. Williams Hate
Widow Coulson,) Guardian of Thomas 31. COUIS3i, minor
son of Deceased.
Joshua Kehler, West ltempileld township. By Abraham
Zook, Executor.. 1 - ,lstate of Eliza
• Martin Pfautz, county of Lancaster. By Martha A. Cross- . _Ejln the Court of Con ley, Administratrix. : caster. Whereas..Jarnt
Jacob Bonder, Manor tovoiship. Guardianship Account.— administrators of Jaeof
By Jacob B. Wltnurr and Abraham Miller, Administrators ; towns hip, who was co,
of Jacob Buckwalter, who was Guardian of Catharlue the Sth day of Februnr,
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Soudery a minor daughter of &ceased., thonotary of tiro said (..--__ , .
; Jacob Gall, Conestoga township. By Ann Gall and John I Estate: - I
,' Kendig, Administrators of the estatelof-Henry H, Gall, „ Notice is hieeby civeli to all persons Interested iu the
1 deceased, who was Executor of Jaoob Gall, deed. I said Estate, that the Fa 4.1 Court have two .inted the 12th
1 Barbara Landis, East Lampeter township: By Abraham S. 1 day or march,neat. ISI, , fertthe confirmation thereof, tit,
.• Landis and Benjamin Landis, Admiullitrators. " I less eccept ions be filed Atteot,
1.
Martin Kendig,bianortowsiship. Ocusrdianahlp Account. - , . 1 -,. , J. BOWMAN, Protley.
By David Mellinger, Guardian of Martin M. Kenai&i Lancaster, IProth'ye. Ince,feb 13 1
(now of age) and Joint, lasiah,,Elisabeth and Borah 4eri- ' • 4bl
- dig, yet minor children of said-deceased. , • Militate of Cathrine. Hollniarin.-Letters tos
- BenrYßling'Leiwc4kß"liedP'' B Y 8i1y1.6 Bre;Admin. , EitaineutarY on the Bahl[" ~,f• Cuthar`me. Roffman, late of
istrator, pendente lite. , .
„,,,. I .F.silouth,Conoy towothip, bay° ban IsJaie.l to the sub
Ba l d g e-x, _1 , ,,,,,, ,,...x-r ,„... i. 1. --h , ip... „.,G ,, ,, , ..„n,,,.. , Acc°-- ' 1 - seilleir residing in Miditownship: Allipertens indebted to
. B y ---"'" ---- '—— -- ( now i- said estate ern - requested to Make imatetiiat payment, and
wifirof Samuel Kafrotb,) a daughtar of deamsed• 1 those hosing claims will present them: procperly authenti
. , BENJ WSW EL STAIINFBIt, need for settlement to I. 1 • JOILN KOB,
• Wicubsr,rob.2o, 1851 • _fob 13 614 Built:tor.
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44 ... cd Lipn. liotel.—x4. 200, 1113.;,.1;_5e..4;.a . :1t0tt
Dij`3lll`,.PlilfalleiPlita. - Itio nwdentiveiL tato ol th7rAitict
lean ilouse;Columbia, Pa., takes ple:usurethinfonninzhis
friends, and Unt public, generally, that ho has taken the
i
above well-known and popul2 .11UU84 - tvitich helastillid
up with entirely Nov turnit re and Betiding of a superior
quality: The Innis° has been renovated and impro
cod in a manner which will &pare favorably with any
of the Heinlein the City, an . 'cannot fail to give' satisfac
tion to those who may patronize this establishment.,
The TABLE will'always lie subplied, with the choicest
Provisions tho market affords: and tile Bar with the PU
REST AND BEST LIG,LORS. 'Nothing shall be leXt undone
to Make his Guests comfurtible, end he-natters himself
that by strict attention to bssiness, he will merit and re-
Ceini 3 Mere share of pubil patronage.
C. W. HINKLE,
jan 23 11.1 - Proprietor.
J. BOWMAN,
Prothonatary
4t-5
114euscasior Count y 111.1.0 It ars ge 011. ice.--On
the first day of March neat tip. undersigned, under the
beta of John ii• Reed .0 Co.. !sill 01s.0 au office at U?a COI ,
nrr of East Kingituid lltise st,rts, ~,, , r the Coo rt 1101158,)
Lancaster city, her the i , urpo., of recriviu,,•.der -itea, Ma
king leans and pureliasrs. bilyln,t and &slim.: .rai estate,
stoeoa, Sc.. tar others, c..:1,...i1i; claims, 1.... ,e. .
The cash Capitol of the toms is ..; , -7..t..^}, and the partial
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an , : individually linbl r ii.• ~blig.ttien,...
The usual rates of interost ~, , o. 1,„. paid. by sissdaraiirea
audit; on dep.site? f.,. ns.re 1ati,...,u 11,tY,,
i. , 11...N I'.. iir.El),
1AU.;,,z, 4 . r,.. vii .A lit:li6ON,
luAstl) rill. 1.17..
ds.IAC . K. It[nrr ER..
Lancast, r. jan Zu tf-2
r_l_ ratio I—Just. Daili.l4l, A New Discovery in lied
-1
trine . A fen I, , rd. en 'll: ,, I:aniep.o Ireatunent.,nith
out medi,ine.. , l4pernaterrt, a or iccal S. c. 1 ,-
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uess. nervet, dePility. lows, hits• la , c•n: ode. •:- f';:;i:l 7 t
weakness efthe I nub, and : I is. to i,p...1* ....,_,.71 , . , ,, , ,_„„
tient and iNca: , :tciry for ,•iudl and I.tion .dull- . 4. ..;:".„ 64 ......... ,
urns , f :num .•hcasnn. 1 , ,., L. i inena,.l" . a v,. r - ,
slots to: iety, lot e of ',lit *le. tintniunt, ~0,1 _ ,,: , -,,,,, di,.
sinless, head ache. iIIVOII:LIt..ity kl:., •I‘ :IL ~. puins fa the
side, affection of the eyvs, Wimples ont tic lace, sexual and
ether intiranities in Sunlit.
From the Freuch et Dr. li, q.: LA.N EY.' The important
fact that these :slarming eZ, npisi:ll, eer y l e cos tly ~.
moved without Medicine, is In; tills snail tract, clearly de
monstrated; and the entireil . nc,, ard ill .10y successful
tteatment, as adopted I.s. lig A:: th, c. 1111. l, platneil, by
meansofit 1.11 a: every V,lO IS c1,.“....0..10 I. tir, tannisel, par
feetly, and at the least pet's' ,:e cost, avei.i:a . ; thereby all
m
the advertised tf 'strus of t lelac. .
Seat to any address , gr. ;i, ,an_l l , st free in a sealed en.
volup..l, by Venal it Llg ir,i. p id. tee ik,,,t.n,..e Stamps to Dr.
B. DE. LANEY, ye. 1, LispaJna . .,i clfect, Aelv beet.
teL 6. i . Orn4
ILlstnic of Robert AlaiderAvril S. Wife.—
_CALI the C-oc.. ft LUN34
.101111 11‘,Letk,.r. ,D -Lon. . 1,:.t:111111, assign
sus uf ,d:u.o 11, isßs day of
Peinuary. 1.1.0., Lk /11 1., of CL gas
said Court, 11.1vIC .
.NOLil, is ht.,L)zed la the
said Estate. that 111. :hel.:to day
of March Cad unless
exceptions I, Ulid. x'rutia'y.
Laucas:er, dt-,t
.1. 80NV314-N, Frothy.
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article lit, apr p
vau.ta p . , es et tiil l -
to maliu 1/1311:11.13 .
time It it Ink., ;.
etud less troll lee p it ,
uttered tor 0310.
All wr55,5,,
calling at tlw In .:,• and
signed, 55115, a groat 5 al
ways kept cu land.
lu Ci.alla,litat Illt the a
a large and ,151,55.1151 a 5-5 5 ,51:
ware, which or 15,auly
approached er surviss,ol)•
Wu Country.
Tlft hest awl kat.,t pr.,fi,•l
to MalaliaCi II ra Ilt. dode
r'l re~ulati u. Ord 5 51.11 :5555
ites. so: h. a., ti , ct.unt,
ol.iderat 1..11111:al
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laudlaudit to.tleir comm.!,
II alt t I,lll.neht, ha
lore purchat c:•••o her:, :u1 111.11. Jill i pone, entx
ba Itole„,ilit clic.tper :net P. it., Into atin:. hi . t Ihib
city. In ion, to bate ct It, to.tutihto-
Lund iu tlitx toannhoth litnitittent. it noccsx.ity
to I ;itd It a. call, and exam he t he nuotoo:t , .oxieies Lot
exhibition. C. 1,11. k: l• bit.
jut :Mt au 1
Ustablittlied in 17 rl6.—‘l, %lAA: Trit .e r ItROTII
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LA' ER, Opti, inn,. lutv.• r ot o ~.i ~,. it, .11, .14 stand, .N 0
45 Clo•suut Sr. , I.• Oh, ir 21,.% ,--, ...... 1. : 4n. -out nirc.e . t be
tray, 1:141th ,I. Ylly, r ite It, ,;y. ; y• 1..... i'Lliade;pln.t.
Ar.Y.Sp,.•ta..l, - ... , . ~.I,v ti:a.+..... SI, 1 • a, i., ... !:.,111,uoticAl
instrument,. ,i..• ..,..,. .1 14i...,1 .111,i arki ~ r atcti Catalogue
of Optical 1.11i1,11:1.i , 11 nipi riti . .... pl,i. al IllAroment..l
s,..nt by 1.11:lii : ii kV ~ C . 10t,.•.i.. ,,. , 7 .:zo-f.a
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WHAT E
How often it. happeoq,lt Lat. t! - , w:fo lingers front
year to year in that I:,t alde I.,:udit:4::: a, nut oven
for one (lay to fool the h. Ty nod e x hilarating intht
enc,, inoidont to the enjo meat of health .
TILE BLOC/11 . 11N (k BRIDE,
But a fun years ago in the Shish of health and youth,
and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, ;.I 1 apparently in
i
eiplicabl), becomes a f eble. siehly, 0111ely, debili
tated wile, with frame `,T!,71;,!. , i, net roe nnotrung,.
spirits depres7ed, entudgnota.o 1—... hi,- the impress
of suffering, and. an utt.4. p1i;,, , y . .,1 at..l inetittd pros
tration, arising from ign0.,..., hi the ,itnplest and
plainest ruleSof health 'a= cot., , te.l wit it the mar
riugo 4tate, the 11,1:0 kcill ~ l withth entails disease,
suffering and !nicety, no, oily to 111, Wif', but often
lEREDITARY CEPLAI
Tritimmllllnr• CONS
lINPOCIFONDRI
KING'S FYI
Avorso
DREADFUL
ritom T;
" And roust OA enntlo"l
remedy? Ko teller?
The remedy M by bon
them, nod knowing ,the
These aro pointna
THE MARR'
PRIVATE MEI),
BY DR.
riconn , ,on Ur
° One Hundrerp Eiliti9
[ON rINT.
A standard work r - Jr•stni,
In 1...ti0 ent.11 ,, ,71.34 of 111.•
Pbiln,Opltil, and 0..11, cif
booksellerx in tho
fn 1817, which time
Frn HI7NDRE
hove been t
ONE HUN OKED
attesting the high
liable popular Stedictl
BOOK 1" OK I
the anther having devetr.
treatment of complaint; p
which he it yearly consul.
and by letter.
Hero every woman can
symptoms with those
causes of, and the prOper
The wife about bccond
Instruction arid nitric° oil
to which her ..,,itivermna for
bids' cnnEulting a medirl gentleman, will find such in
struction and advice, an also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would oca.don inrowd). or alarm as all
the peculiarities incident Ito L , r situation are described. How many are suffering how ob..troc:i, nil or irregular
ities peculiar to tho fele nr.:ermino the
health, the effects of dr}
which their delicacy 41
futuro health, in runoct
rl!t 11,11.1 advice.
Ileny suffering from prac rids ut,ri 0,111,g of tho vromb),
or from fluor caw :m.) Many aro
to constant agony for monthi 1.,,P.1ing confine
ment. Many have. .1iT431 , . if 0 , .t.1.0..,r0ns deliveries,
and blow nod uncertain
hazarded during such
mesas of prevention, nrn, ,
It is of coureo impract
subjects treated of, as
tended for the married o,
Reader, aro you a h
mother? Hare you the
at heart? Prure your
learning what causes into,
pineal not less than'yo
yours, as it has to tho '
anxiety, followed by el ;
mind for Its ordinary
IXIGIDO for medical attr
nostrums Rhiclt other.:
years, the intlmitie4 of
your children
In consequence ,f the
evidenced by
Lions have h•en atTcmpl
the public, topirnitatior,
and ourreptitious
deTicee end dKeptums;
therefore, to
CAUTION' THE PUBLIC
to buy no boot unle.s.tho Pr. A. M. N:P.uicr_tv,
12 Liberty Street, N. Y.," 14 on On I t!,. enlry in the
Clerk's °thee on the Lick of buy
only of req.cet.able bonoral.:e newt by
mail, and addre.,x to Dr. A. Mau:ic:La.
a 37 Upon receipt .
HIED WOMAN'S •
PANION" is sent
United States, the C
All letters mast ba p
A. M. MADRICEA
Publishin !OfEc e,
York.
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be held at th, itblle
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T TRUE
SHOULD KNOW.
ITS UP ; THE CIIILDREN
1 1, I , W'; I EA M.N . ,
.1r11"1107 , ;,
r 17. 31 - 1", ta)(7'l',
nod other and
senses, n4t
INHERITANCE
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• - •bcoi ; ao•1 'bono:itni.; by thorn.
4ED WOMAN'S
AL COO PA MON,
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, (5, p1,r)!,:,), 1 - Imo., pp. 250
• Ilf• forma Massed
T.•at —11... In Now York,
Ir+•
~011 111, principal
lltan.. It pIIAL4IIVI
THOUSAND COPIE°.
ter,' nv.:ll
['SAND ! SENT BY MAIL,
to. 1.1..7 as a re,
VERA' Ff:.li:lLE
:11:1•11.1.O1 14 . 1 the
r,pect tO
u,!, Loth in IP rtoll
tistover, by compering her own
eribe I, ~..tare, character,
ing a motia, Inn often need of
tho importanco to bor
!cit t6cr are• i.:r.orint, and for
will ea,ll fin.' in its pages tho
1311111111i1
Icablo to c. arty tally tho var:otu3
,ey are of a nature titric:ly In.
01040 cr.at‘ rnarrin.ge
isiouero welftro of lbw° you lore
ninci.rity, ::n.o no limo in
dforo with lbw: health and hap•
own. lt Will card to you and
gand., ,any :L day of InLin and
irempacitating the
ME=
o svoubl
.go and the proper education of
nivcorsal popularity of the work,
7 , 1 i ry , 1110, Varinns impOSI•
ed, oe well on booksollera as on
‘,l tr!ro page, rporious editions,
einents of eopyruOit, andothar
it fns been found nocessaly,
l!f Ono Doi!or •TTit NIAR
• • PIATE MEDIC:AL COM
r.Jd f, , ) 1 , ,71i Hit ,f the
.• Intl, a, I Dt.l:..'n P“,tincign.
pst-paid, al.l.r.,Ned to Dlr.
, Lax I=4, Z..E.w.Yort: City.
tip. 1D Lob,rty Sacet, 1:ow-
r .• k Stark
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pit.. ;pbla;
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Gettys,
MEI
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U.,mpany, trill
'Ch-lnzi illeraville.
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MILE!? 1:M , ..,"? .. r!
ost et t ror 111 nue_• twp
\yitter 7..1 A.: rahato 1117e,r,
loir of Manor
~f I;:iLa II ,• did on
tho ofiico of the Pro
urt, their Aiirothit of the said