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fiANCASTER: INTALLIGENCKR k JuUtiNAL
61111.1.117.1) ..ILIT TIMIDAT 11110111111180,
BY GE.Eo. SANDERSON.
TERMS
IUIISCRIPTIO:II.—Two Dollars per annum, payable
in aavnuce two twenty-five, if not paid within aia
mouths; and two fifty, if not paid .within the year.
No sauseription discontinued until all 'nasalises ars
paid unless at the option of the Editor.
Anvgavisumair-ra--itccumpanied by the Cain, and not
exceeding one square, will be inserted three times for
one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each additional
=onion. Those of a greater length in proportion..
Jos-Pairrixo —Bach as Hand B.lls, Posting Bills, Pani.
ph.ets. Blanks, Labels, /cc., he., executed with le
curacy mud at the shortest gutice.
SHE COULD NOT HELP IT
AN INCIDENT OF ACTUAL LIFE
Lizzie could not help it. She was young,
and guileless, and ignorant of the world's
ways; and therefore she could not help it
when Gordon, a gay and dashing fellow,
threw himself at her feet, and made the
most earnest declarations of luve to her.
She shed tears, to be sure ; and she was
a deal surprised at the audacity of the
man; but then she readily forgave him,
and when he rose to his feet, and drew
her to his side, she could not help it if
her ehee a k reclined softly against his, or if
her swat lips were just parted to receive
the chaste samtation of love: 0,
Lizzie could not help it, when she prom
ised to meet her lover that evening.
But she did meet him, and they walked
in silence under starry skies, and
inhaled the perfume of sweet clover ;and he
took her hand in his, and iu the presence of
that shining host, swore to love, cherish
and protect her forever—that she should
be his, and he hers—that nothing could
them sever; and thus they became one
heart, indivisible and inseparable.
But Lizzie's parents were proud and
wealthy, and Gordon had nothing but his
industry and honest labor to rely upon.
He would not have dared to propose for
the hand of Lizzie Grey, knowing the
distinction between their different positions;
but how could he refrain from a declara
tion, after having met her several times,
and reading her heart,' as it were, and
looking deep down into the mystery of
those blue eyes? How could he, under
the influence of that calm summer even
ing, when
—Every air Was heavy Mill the sigha
Ut orange groves, and mu..., of ~,vvet hoot,
And murmur!. oh lon touniainb
I' the midst of ruses"—
how could he, under such influences, help
pouring forth his soul to the object of his
adoration, and vow to her again and again
how much he loved her! And certainly when
he drew her fondly to. his side, and her
• heart was throbbing with tenderness, like
a mother dove, and he pressed her cheek
to
_his, and imprinted on her cool and
' placed brow. a kiss, there was no harm
done and no sin committed, though an
angry father might storm and a proud
mother fret with wounded vanity. They
were lovers—fate had brought them to
gether—neither of them could help it, and
they were both believers in destiny ; and
therefore, though they both Saw their er
ror in falling in love, passion and feeling
overruled their better judgment, and they
would not pause to reflect upon the conse
quences of an ill-assorted union, where
there was no probability of winning the
consent of either of the parents. It is a
misfortune for a poor young man to fall
in love with the daughtlr of wealthy pa
rents,. and proud ones, too.
TZ Mr. Grey,..the father of Lizzie was a
merchant of wealth and standing,-and his
opinion on mercantile matters was consid
ered as sound as the ;,.law and the pro
phets." His life had been one of con
tinued success, from the time he first en
tered himself as. a clerk to Henchman,
Clark & Co., green from the country to
the ripeness of middle age. Through a
marriage with the daughter of the principal
of the Um, he became a partner, and final
, ly succeeded to the entire business.
But Mr. Grey was thoroughly a prac
tieal man. There was no romance in his
constitution. A dollar was just a dollar,
with the interest added. He was a quiet,
sober man, who walked through the world
with the same face ever on ; nor was ever
the least shadow of passion seen to flit
over it. He never showed anger, .and
but seldom smiled. He looked like a
man that owed the world a ,bitter hatred,
and was pursuing it with relentless deter
mination. Even in his own house, the
sternness of his features never relaxed;
yet in a practical sense, he was one of the
mildest and ]host indulgent of husbands
and fathers; and as far as money could
be of avail, there was not a whim of his
wife or his daughter that was not gratified.
Strange man ! how was it possible that he
could confer hapiness on a home Mrs.
Grey was a passive wife. It had been a
marriage of interest at first. Her affec
tions had never been solicited, and as
she had never found any occasion to love,
she expected none from her husband.
Strange prostitution of human nature—
, such a marriage !
Mr. Grey was a perfectly heartless man.
He had forgotten his own origin, and how,
from small beginnings, he had succeeded
in life until he had attained, all that his
ambition could seek or crave for—the po
sition of the leading merchant of the city,
and the reputation of being :the wealthiest
man in it. He was incapable of emotion
as the anvil that receivs the blows of the
smith's Eammerrand as cold and un
yielding asinexorable fate, or the wheels
of the Hindoo Juggernaut. Mr. Grey
was also a member of a church, and was
as regular every Sabbath at his devotions,
as the day came round. But in his reli
gion, Mr. Grey was the smite as in every
: thing else. There was ,no enthusiasm in
it. He seemed to be religious rather as
a duty than as a love—just as though the
good God could not see into his heart
through the thick veil_of hypocricy which
lie had thrown over it—just as though
he coald hide himself away in the garden
from that Omnipresent eye; or cover his
shame with fig leaves--just as though he
could hide from himself, where the search
ing ,'Scrutiny of his own conscience could
not sit in judgment upon him.
There are a great manyjust such Chris
tians as Mr. Grey, who are every day
met in society, and who live and die un
der the false impression that they have
done their duty conscientiously, both to
God and man—men who belong to the
church from selfish principles only, deem
ing it an act of necessity in order to se
cure success in business; thus they live,
and grow into old age, and die, without
ever knowing one truthful emotion.
And Mrs. Grey—she belonged to tho
church too ; but, in becoming a member,
she ; was actuated by diffeient principles
from Mr. Grey. It was a fashionable
church, where ladies went to show their
fine dresses, and their carriages; and their
servants; and where they listened to a
haildsome and eloquent preacher, who
repeived a salary of six thousand dollars
a year, besides house-rent and perquisites.
Such was Mrs. Grey—almost as heart
less as her husband. Now, certainly,
neither of these two persons could have
enjoyed life only as an animal enjoys it ;
and yet perhaps it was not their fault.
Mrs. Groy might have become a different
woman had she been loved by the man
who wedded her—had she been warmed
into life instead of frozen into ice. And
he—had he commenced his career with
less of suspicion, and met the world more
frankly than he did, he would have learned
that there was something worth living for,
beside self. It is a dreadful pity that
hearts must wither and die like imprisoned
birds—locked within cold walls, and
guarded so closely lest one honest emo
tion shalt steal from them—that the fresh
thing that first feels the throb of life
when we were born, should wither with
distrust. It is as unnatural as the vows
of the Bramins, which prompt them to in
dict self torture upon their persons, of the
most horrible species, in order to propitiate
the wrath of their deities.
God bless the man who can live a long
life through, and keep his heart to the last
as fresh as infancy, in spite of all the ad
versities and broken friendships of life.
As for Lizzie Grey—she was neither like
her father nor mother. She was a bright,
cheerful, laughter-loving creature, spright
ly, vivacious, trustful. Her brow was as
clear and sunny as summer skies, and her
eyes had that beaming, melting blue, that
knew so well how to express the purity and
tenderness of her soul. In form and ac
tion she was faultless, but her chief charm
was in her voice, for it trembled on her
lips as sweetly as did ever melody on the
string of a lute. It was melting and ten
der, like that of a mating dove—it fell up
on the soul like the sweetest of honey up
on the palate—it was a low, soft, delicious
murmur, withlall the aroma of a true wo
man's heart in it—it fell upon the ear so
tenderly, like the strange music one some
titnes,hears in dreams—it vibrated on the
soul of the listener, passing over it like
the balmiest summer zephyrs over the
strings of the l olian harp--it awoke the
tenderest of emotions, and made the eyes
glisten with an unwanted expression of
sympathy. It was perfection, and must
have been composed of all heavenly har
monies. Oh, that music could have float
ed upon the ear of Time, to become mute
and voiceless forever, unless the angels in
heaven became jealous of its sweetness,
and petitioned.that it be
.added to that im
mortal choir that keep continual praise
around the throne of Him who is Eternal!
What wonder that Gordon loved her
John Gordon was a clerk for Mr. Grey.
He had been in that position for four years,
and had proved himself intelligent, active
and trustworthy—three qualities which Mr.
Grey appreciated, though he took particu
lar pains not to show Gordon the fact.—
The young clerk was admitted on terms of
familiarity into the family, not out of any
respect that was entered for him, but mere
ly on sufferance, the same as sometimes the
lady suffers the cat to come into the par
lor for a moment. He was, permitted to
sit in the company with Lizzie, and even
to wafk out with her; because how could
tho wo.lthy Mr. Grey, even fur a moment,
suppose that his clerk, with a salary of one
thousand a year, would presume to make
love to• his daughter, or that Lizzie could
ever be so foolish as to encourage any fa
miliarity on the part of a young man whose
prospects in life depended upon his salary.
Mr. Grey forgot that he was once a clerk
on a salary himself. But John Gordon
could never beco William Grey. John
had a heart, as fit'sh and as pure as the
summer air of his country home. Neither
William Grey nor Mrs. Grey could under
stand it; but Lizzie could, and did, and
when John wickedly fell in love with her,
and foolishly told her, poor Lizzie felt so
tenderly for him, that she could not but
respond, and so they fell to loving eachother
as hard as they could, without considering
the consequences, and just as though it
would be the proudest act of Mr. and Mrs.
Grey's lives to give their daughter away
to a poor young clerk. How sadly people
often get disappointed.
And now we are coming to the saddest
part of our story, though it must be told,
for it is not one of fiction, as many of our
readers may remember, if they will take
the trouble to trace their memories. back
for the space of twenty-five years.
Well, John Gordon loved Lizzie Gre y
with the free and 'generous soul of honest
manhood. There could be no sin in lov
ing one so pure and confiding. We will
not say that he did not have some com
punctions when he reflected upon the dif
ference in their positions—he a clerk upon
s small salary, and she the heiress of an
immense fortune. He sometimes wished
she were a poor girl—he would love her
just as well ; for he knew that money was
the god of Mr. Grey, arid he could scarce
ly believe that he would consent to bestow
his daughter upon one in his humble posi
tion. But such thoughts made him blush,
and he would repel them with indignation,
for he knew his love was honest and unsel
fish, and he remembered, too, that Mr. Grey
was once as poor as himself, and he felt
that there were yet chances for himself to
raise by. He could not help his love, and
there was no use to struggle against it;
nor could Lizzie help loving him. they
were mutually bound up in each other, and
love was as necessary a part of their exist
ance as the air they breathed ; and so the
happy hours they spent together were full
of rosy clouds, and the air was balmy with
sweetness, and trembling full of music.—
It was all fairy land to them, and they felt
immortal.
For many months John Gordon and Liz
zie Grey thus loved each other, until at
length he mustered courage one day to
speak to Mr. Grey on the subject. He did
not expect that the farther would.be sur
prised at him for doing so, for Lizzie and
hirmhad been so long . on intimate terms,
that he naturally enough sqposed that
their relationship to each other was per
fectly understood by both pa4ents. Cer
tainly it was reasonable enough to infer
that two young persona like themselves
could not meet every day in the year, and
walk out evenings without getting attached
to each other; and so there was no harm
in speaking to Mr. Grey on the subject,
particutarly as they both imagined that
they would be still hannier if they could
" COUNTRY IS THEMOST PROSMISOUS WHERE LABOR COMMANDS TEE GESILTZST BZWAND."-BIIN:
LANCASTER CITY, PA., TUESDAY !lIORNING, JUNE 26, 1855.
only be made man and wife. And so one
day in the counting room John told the
cold Mr Grey how he loved his daughter,
and he asked permission to marry her.—
But Mr. Grey only answered him with a
sneer, and told him the thing was impossi
ble and bade him think no more of the
subject, for that it would be at the hazard
of his situation, John knew enough of Mr.
Grey's disposition to understand that there
was no hope left for him unless he took
Lizzie against the consent of her parents,
and from a home of luxury and affluence
to one of humble. pretensions ; and he
would not do that for the world—not for
Lizzie's sake,
for he loved her too much to
impose npon her any sacrifice. He could
only tell her of his ill success, and they
would spend one more evening together
in sweet communion, and then he would
tear himself away forever, and seek his
fortunes in some other part of the world.
The sequel is short.
The next day after John's interview
with Mr. Grey was Sunday, and the whole
family went to church as usual, and John
went with them. In the afternoon at the
conclusion of the service, Gordon and Liz
zie Grey took a long walk—two sad lovers
as ever met—and they walked till the
shadows of twilight fell, and then having
the key, and finding themselves in the
neighborhood of the store, they entered and
locked the door, and sat down in the office,
and there they sat and talked till morning
but who can lift the veil to discover all
that was said, or to expose the fond com
munion of those two loving souls. %Vho
can picture all they enjoyed and all they
sufferfd all that long night, or paint the
awful horror of the fattier the next morn
ing as he entered his store and found both
his daughter and John Gordon locked in
each other's arms, fast asleep—in death !
Weak but fond lovers ! they did not pos
sess the moral courage to live; and thus
they determined to pass from life together,
and consecrate by a double crime, their un
fortunate attachment. But Mr. Grey and
his wife bore the misfortune bravely.—
Their hearts had already become so cold
that they were incapable of expression, and
in a few months business went on in its
old say, and the fate of poor Lizzie and
her lover ceased to be talked about ; but
they both sleep together in the family tomb
beneath that rough old granite church, and
Mr. Grey, these twentyyears since a has be
come a crabbed old man, and will probably.
try to buy his way into heaven by leaving
at his death, afew thousand dollars to tract
and missionary societies.
The reader must draw his own moral,
for this is as veritable a story as was ever
writ.
X. V. '/..—Stet :—]our 31athetnatical Question published
In the Lancaster It telligencer required some skill, and a
knowhalge of Ratio and Proportion, to findlthe required
numbers, it being strictly limited. I find thew to be.
132 , ,0S
2ud. 1 0S
3rd. 1089
135045- , Airst condition
13285 , 1 x 132 , t5S , -17051248164
109 S 109S= U 05604
1089 v. luB9-- 1165921
2-v I 1765339659 T 132867 , Square Root
132S5Sx 109 S
109= 2 v .1555612:3.347U=395574 =
?..v I 531.441-72 t a sizlh power.
3-v I 531441=81 a fourth power
C , N I 5:51-141
Again 2-v I 729-27
or-v 81.-9. which answers every requirement
a-v I ' 9=-3; contained in your Question.
Yrs. Respectfully,
.1. G. ETTINOEIt, Philo. Math
WASHINGTON, Lan. co., June 7, '55.
CARDS.
Alone J. Ne ff , Atto.ney at. Law.—Office with
B. A. Shaeffer. Esq.. south.west corner of Con tre Square,
next door to Wager's Wine Store, Lancaster, Pa.
may 15, 1855 Iy-17
JeBSC Landbi,—A ttorney at Law. Office one dooi
east of Lechler's hotel, 6 King St , Lancaster In.
O All kinds of Scrlvening—such as writing Wills,
Deeds. Mortgages, Accounts, Sc., will be'attended to with
correctness and despatch. may 15,'55 tf-17
Jaine's Black:— Attorney at Law. Mire in E
King street, two doors east of Ladder's Hotel, Lan
raster, Pa.
All business connected with his profession, and
411 kinds of writing, such as preparing Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills. Stating Ace Mints, Kc , promptly attended to.
may 15. tf-17 •
7 fir. John Waylan, Surgeon Dentist.-
IJOilire No. 50 North Queen street, East side, Loneaster,
Ea. may 1 t 615
IT Stephens , Wine and Liquor Store,
_Ly s in Duke Street, next dair to the " 1 irrELLIG ENCI.II.
°dice, cud directly opposite the new Coons HOUSE.
Lancaster, spill 17 Gm-15
Dr. J. T. Baker, Iloinepathic Physician, successor
to Dr. WAllister.
(Mice in E. Orange St., nearly opposite the First Ger
man Reformed Church.
Lancaster, April 17 (tf-la)
Removal.--WILLA3I B. FORDNEY, Attorney at
Law has removed Lis office from N. Queen et. to the
building in the South East corner of Centre Square, for
merly known as Hubley's Hotel.
Lancaster. :mil 10
BELLE VUE HOUSE
COLUMBIA, PA.
BARDWELL A BRENEMAN,
PROPRIETORS,
(Late by Mrs. Haines and John Barr.
Refurnished with all Modern Improvements for the con
nience of the travelling public.
ArZ`Terms made easy to suit the times—call and see.
OEO. IL BARDWELL,f 11. 31. BamlmrAN,
Wyoming co., Pa..} apr 17 tf-13 Lancaster co., Pa.
Junius B. Kaufman, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Agent for procuring Bounty Land 'Warrants.
Office in Widmyer's Building, South Duke street, near
the Court house. mar 20 Gm*-9
G. Moore, Surgeon Dentist, continues
0 .to practice his profession in its various branches ou
the most approved•principles. Office S. E. Corner of North
Queen and Orange strmts.
N. IL—Entrance 9d door on Orange st. nov 1 tf4l
T 31 cPtal-ATTOIN 11 AT LAZY„ltTWbul.rou,L,terwl.u.ot.
George W. 111 , Elroy, ATTORNEY AT LAW.—
Office—E. Orauge st., directly opposite the Sheriff's
Office, Lancaster. wa tf-18
emoval.--ISAAC E. lllESTER—Attorney at Law.
FL Has removed to an Office in North Duke street, nearly
ppositn the new Court House, Lancaster, Pa,
all
Dr. John. BVlonlla, DENTIST-0181-a--Ne 4 East
King street, Lancaster, Pa. [AO 18 tf-13
JOB PRINTING.
"IrTAVING within a few days supplied the office with a
All LI large assortment of FANCYJOB TYPE,
from the Foundry of L. Jonssox Co., Philadelphia, we
flatter ourself in being aid do almost every kind of
sosVrOn
in a style which cannot be excelled by any othe tablish
merit in this City. Those, therefore, of our readers, who
may desire to have
Handbills, Cards, Bill-Heads, Blanks,
and every other species of
,0 13 rintirtg
done, would do well to give us fotrial, and then judge for
themselves.i . .
4;a- OFFICE No. '2, North Duke street, directly opposite
the new Court 'louse, jan tf-2
Garden, Pieldjand Flower Seeds.—A large
assortment of thel above iu every variety, including
many new ones, recently introduced, for salt' by wholesale
or retail; also Osage Orange Serxl,me article. fresh from
Texas. For sale by PASCIIALL MORRIS A CO.,
Agricultural Waruhnuse and Seed store, corner of ith k
Market ate., Fhilada. april 3 tf4l
or Rent.—Twollarge rooms, in &filth Queen Street
,
, next door below the office ot floe. Thaddeus Stevens.
Possession given immediately. Enquire of the niter of
..lutelltzencer."
To Vendors of IfferChandizt
IN LANCASTER. COUNTY. :
'pin following is a list of the Vend' rs
L of Merchandise In Lancaster county, with the stealth
fication of the same, agreeably to the provisions of he
several acts of Assembly. The amount of license re
quired to be paid by each class is as follows : ' F
14th Class pays $7 00 Bth Class pays $ 3000.
13th " " 10 00 7th " " 40,00
12th " " 12 00 oth " " 60,00
11th " " 15 00 sth " " 6000
10th " " 20 00 4th " " 2000
941 " " 26 00 3rd "" [
100100
with an addition of 60 percent for those who sell Lb:piers
ADAMSTOWN.
H. Echteruacht, Hata 14 Isaac lFehthon, Hata 114
J. Fiehthont & Co. " 14 John aleusser, Md... 43
Levi Hendle . " 14 Ablram Ennis°, "& L 1 13
BAST.
Martin & Hamer, Mdze. 13 Faron, Hughes &Co Fa'y 88
James P. Russell, " 14 Loirls Philips , Mdze. Ali
Knox & Co. " 14 H 8 Kern., 14
Warren Stesey, " 13 Thou Ferguson
BRECKNOCK.
Jno Wicket, Iddre. 14 It Davis, Mize. &L. l4
Musselmark & Good, Hazel&
CERNAHVON.
Jacob Hart, Maze. &L. 14 Lot Ror & Co, Mae. l4
" "
Jacob Hart, Mdze. a .... 3T E p 03 . 1. mdse.
13
ogere E ..4,dze. ,
G W Compton," 13 J
3
And' w Weiler," 13 Cyrus Weller, Aldus. &L. 'll
Jacob Jamison, Forge 13 John Ringwalt, " , ,
Jacob Jamison, " 13 W B Jacobs, Forge •13
John Plank, L. 13
EAST COCALICO.
Abm MyersMdze &L. 13 B Swartz &Sou, Mdze.&L.l4
James Saluda," 13 blnyerEichelberger " 14
Don't Minhlsr, " 14
WESt COCALICO.
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Jesse Bucher, 31dre. & L. 14 Bruner & Kerling, M. & L. 14
Jacob Iteddig, " 14 Jeremiah Woist, " " 14
S B Flickinger, " 13 Enoch lastnacht," " .14
Kiehl Flickinger" " 13
COLERALN.
J B Kennedy & Son, M. 14 C Blackburn, Mdze. 14
J Swisher Sr. Co. 14 Pennock & Davis " 14
Jno Kolp, Mdze. & L.
A I Hess
Chas MeMini, Lumber 13 Fred'k Sourbeer 14
S3l James, Mdze & L 13 Fr:illicit & Martin, Milne 14
Ii It Fry, Agt. " 10
CONOY.
Smith & Kurtz, Gro. &L. 14 Henry Grider, Lumber 11
Juo Y Hurst, " 14 J S Snyder, Shuru 14
J 1) Heft, " 11 S Hackeuberger, Drug 14
. .
Geo Been, Lumber 14 blicli'l MeMorn, .' 14
L Brubaker, Um 14 0 W Wormley, Gro. 14
J& C Bugle, lumber, 11 A Collins, Grain, :3
A Collins, Attire. & L. 12
COLUMBIA.
Welsh & Rich, Oro. &L. 13 Joshua Vaughn& Co do. 10
James Carmer do. do. J& W Patton do. 13
Martin Smith '• " 14 Smith Whipper &Co. du 11
Philip Huebner Shoes 14 liamaker & Swartz Gro. 13
Jonas Marcus° Clothg. 14 Henry Sellars Clothg. 14
McTeague & Bro do. 12 Isaac Snyder Saddler 14
Jo A Coulson Shoes 14 Daniel Evans Gro. &L. 14
Erisman & Bro. Clothg. 11 David Mullen do. 14
J H Zearing 31. &L. 14 Beni Barr do. 14
W J Sliiretuan Drug. 14 Aug Pelan G. &L. 14
Hersh & Bro Chulig. 14 11 W smith " 14
P Shreiner Jewelry 14 Aug Pelan do. L. 14
Henry Rice Clothg. 14 J Laotian Saddler 14
Jacob Hess Hatter 14 McCorkle &Dellet Drug.l4
Mansur & Brenner C. 14 Jonas Rumple Hardw. 12
do. do. 11 J C Miller Sadler 14
Jno Anna do. 14 C K SleClaue 14
Mary Smith & Cd. Coal. 14 Peter Froiley Shoe. 14
Wm Mathiot do. 14 P Sheldon 14
Isaac Levi Clothg. 14 Martin Currie Tobacco. 14
Charles Lotter Jawelry 14 G J Smith Confect. 34
Hanson Kreidler Cloth. 14 Beuj Herr Mize. 14
Hess & Co. do. 14 P F Fry '• &L. 11
Juo Felix Jewelry 13 II Flakier Hardly. 13
RWillilltllh Drug. 14 J W Cottrell do. 10
Chas Fendrick & Bro To. 11 Hll Claiborne Conf. 33
James Mann Book. 14 10 J Haldeman !adze. 11
W H Elder Drug. 14 II C Foudersmitb do. 11
Lindsay & Jackson Car. 13 Jno McLaughlin Confec. 14
L Tredenick Hat. 14 Aug List Groc. 14
Chas Grove Shoe. 14 BF Appold & Co. Lig. 14
Huey Bachman §•Wright 13 J 0 Hess Coal 14
Geo Bogle Lumb. 1•l Joseph Uhner L. 14
James Buuell " 14 Bruner & Bro Mdze. 13
W F Given " 12 Scott Patton Flour 14
Jno Cooper Id du. do. Lumber 14
Righter St Suttou Luna,. 11 A& J Wright Furnace 13
Alum Bruner do. 11 do. du. do. 13
Fredk S Blete " 11 •
MIMIRMEIMI
E=nl?=S=
.
" Mdze. 13 . H Slaymaker & eon, 13
Eagle Furnace, S W S Barr & Co., Drug. 14
Eckert & Stein, Furnace, 8 H Lightner, Mdze. &L. 14
Dr E Haldeman & Co., A& J Shock, Oro. &L. 14
Mdze. & L. 11 ‘• •' Coal, 14
S F Eagle, S 12
For tho lutelligeneur
DRUMOHH.
Marchbauk, Md.°. 14 Jas M Hopkins, Mdze. 14
J Hutton, " 14 " " Furnace, 10
John Patton, " 14 M Pusey, Mdze. dz L. 14
H Sweigart, Lumber, 14 H Fairlamb, Adze. 14
Jim Pusey, 3ldze. 14 JO Jordan, " " 14
EPURATA.
Adam Shroluer, 31du. 14 E Koniginaclier, 31. &L. 13
Z Killian, " 14 J & J Hanker, " 12
J Gorgas, "&L. 14 Zook & Evans, •' 13
J W Gross, " 13 S Hull, " 13
31 Bard, " " " 14 Burkholder & R00p,13. D. 14
EARL.
D& J Wenger, Clothing 14 Darruh 4- Co Shoes 14
Isaac Hell, Cunfec. 14 Brubaker & Smith, Tin, 14
Brubaker & Smith,llar'e 13 S Rife, Mdse. &L. 14
Diller & Brubaker, 31. L. 11 R Reideubach, blaze. 13
D Richwine & Co. " "12 C Hoffman, Mdze. &L. 14
J Mentzer, Hardware, 14 J Nickel, " 14
S Weaver, Saddler,
J R Jaws, Drug.
L Mentzer, Mdze. &L. 11
J E Hammond, M. 14 W B Jacobs, Forge, 10
H Lewis, Saddler, 14 '.l . Schnader & Son, hfdze. 13
.1 S Wallace & br. 31 &L. 13 J Buchman, Saddler, 14
J Shirk, Mdke. &L. 14 A G Killian, 13
Weaver & Stauffer. 3f. 13 S Messner, Grain Dealer, 14
A M Brubaker, M. &L. 13 J W Sensenig, Mdke. 13
W. EARL.
Joel Wenger, gr'n d'ler 14 J Oberholtzer, gen d'ler 14
Emanuel Swope, M. &L. 14 C F Groff, Mer. & Liq. 14
Ephm Bare, Graindealer 14. lord G Romper, 14
E S Groff, Mdze. 14 Peter Brown, 14
Henry Oberholzer, Grai. 14 J S Roland, " & " 13
Henry Myera do. 14
Robert Evan; Mdze. 14 II H Breueman acCollelL 12
E H Paxson, " 14 G W Hensel, " :11
Benj Witmer, " 14 Wm Brown " 14
S H Miller, Merchandize k Liquors
ELIZABETHTOWN.
J Backstresser, St. &L. 12 A Smith, Hardware 13
James Bryan, " "13 Jno Lynch, Her. & Lig. 13
Ja &Ay Gross, " " 13 J S Rhoads, Clothing 14
A Redsecker, Drug. 14
S D McConkey " 13 James Barnes, " 13
SN 1' Boyd, "$t L. 13 Beuj Pasemore, " 14
MEM
E Towson, " L. 14 S Wilkenson & Co. " 14
Barr & Bradly, " 13
p LITTLE BRITAIN.
M&D II Brown, Mdse. 14 M R Ewing, " 14
L Birk & Bro " 14 1' Sutton, Mao. 14
Paxson & Wood, Mdze. 14 E Pennock, Forge 11
E. HEMPFIELD.
Jno Stauffer, Mor. &L. 13 Dingwall & Davis" " 13
'l' II Miller, " 14 Bowers & Bro, Coal &L. 8
Geo Mullen, " 14 Jacob Hiestaud, " 13
Jno L Miller, "& L. 13 Swarr & Hiestand, 31tire. 14
W. HEMPFIELD.
S&II G Bruckhart, M. L. 13 Witmer & Son, " 14
Jacob liendig " 14 Juo Devlin, " 14
EAST LAMPETER.
M W Hall, Mdze. 14 John Bender, M. &L. 13
D L Echternacht, "& L. 14 Jno Binkley, 14
B Buckwalter, " " 14 Joel Miller 14
Ahm Bruner, Lumb. 12 Beecher dz Bro 12
N Gillespie, Warehouse 12 S - E Buckle 14
WEST LAMPETER.
Bld Frick, M. &L. 14 M H Kreider, " L. IS
Rich. Jones, " 14 B H Zercher, " " 14
J P Long & Co., lumber, 12
LANCASTER TOWNSHIP.
Geo Calder, Coal 11 Jacob Licbty, Coal 14
A R Bowers, 10
LANCASTER CITY.
Jacob Flick, Shoe 14 Henry Huber, Grocer 14
P.l O'Rourke. Clothing 14 T J Wentz sr. Co., Mdze. 12
Win Gable, Shoes 14 C Kieffer, Tin - 14
11 F W Fedlerson, Jewel. 14 David lair, Sidra. 18
Tlt tom Hats ' l l4 Chou. A HeinitshDrngs . 13
Jno Bear cr Si:lB,l3oa 14 P K Drenetuan, %hire 13
D Ileitshu. Hat 14 J N Lane a. Nephews,
14 Belch ler, Shoe 14 Mae 6
Juo Gemperlitig, Spout 14 J Gable, jr, Tin .14
D Schultz & Son, Hats 18 James Coyle, Shoo. 'l4
Geo Alayer, Hardware 11 S Demuth. Confectioner 14
Isaac Cohen, Clothing 14 Levi Smith. Hats 14
T Strauss &Co 14 J Buehler. Grucei• 13
E metzgar, Saddler 14 S Ihling. Tin - 14
Cohn 30 Mann. Clothing 14 Adam Reigart, Liquor 13
Henry Shenk, Jeweller 14 Juo R Shultz, Tobacco 14
Erben et' Co, Clothing 12 Isaac Goldman, Clothing 13
Gerhart Metzgar, Shoes 14 Wm Rogers. Tin 14
E Fahnestoek. Mdze. 12 James Smith, Drugs i 4
Wll Spangler, Books 12 A W Russel. Hardware 10
Wm Hensler, Clothing 14 S Hensler, Cqpfectioner 14
Jno Khurts, Tobacco 14 Jno Metsgar,lller. Tailor 14
C M Erben Bra Mdze. 12 E Sheerer a Son Saddler 13
G D Sprecher, Hardware 6 T J Dysart, Confectioner 14
Martin Shreiner, Jewel. 14 A N Brenneman, Shoes 13
J Rathfon, Clothing 14 W G Baker, Drugsp 4
Zebra & Jackwin, Jewel. 12 J P Anderson, Confect, 14
Ell Oast, Shoes 13 11 8 Muhlenberg, Drugs 14
Geo Spurrier, Clothing 14 G F Rote, Chairs 14
Rotharmel &Beater Mdi 12 Geo Fahnestork, Mdze 13
J Rotharmel, Brushes " 14 Fred'k Kauffman, Hats 14
Jacob Evans, Tobacco 14 E Steward. Grocer L 14
J k P Long, Mdze. 14 A W Bolenius, Mdse. 3
Jno F Long &Co Drugs 13 David Bender, Grocer 14
Heishe & Bro Mdze 13 M Taylor, Chandler ,rl4
Longenecker & Cooper" 9 la Id Pennock. Grocer .
HL&EJ Zahm, Jewel 14 J Bowers, Grocer & L 14
Theo Miller, Shoes 14 II A Gable, " " 14
FJ Kmmpl3; Clothing 1Z Valentine Risse "•
Murray & 8133e1t; Books 11 Chas Edwards "• 14
Jno Amer,Hata 14 James H Barnes Chairs 11.4
Philip De lehler, Shoes 14 Juo D Skies, Grocer 12
S J Young, Clothing 14 Hoffman &Co Conks. 14
Joseph Gormly, 14 W Gumpf Mer. Tailor 14
S P Zeigler, Drags 14 Geo S 'Ball, Leather 13
E Shober, Liquor 13 E Demuth, Tobacco .13
Oomph & Elanger Cloth 14 B E Fralm. Confeetionerl4
Chas Frick, Tobacco 14 H S Gars, Mdze • •13
J Mann& Bro Clothing 14 Henry Gorrecht, Flour. 14
AMC. Miley, Saddler 14 Jacob King, Grocer :14
Jno 8 Gable. Tobacco 12 David Locher, Leather 14
kl G Engle, Clothing 14 G B Markley, Drop 14
James kl Clark, Shoes 13 Ely Parry. " •14
Jac. Gruel, Confectioner 14 JnoFoodersmlthGro 631,13
J J Hartman, Grocery 13 Chru Dlse " 14
James Cininn, Shoes 14 Thos MeSorly " 14
J Herzog, Mdze, 13 C Sherta, Liquor 14
J B Markley, Segars 14 Snavely & Co Paper . 14
C E Wentz &Co Mdse. 12 H Stevens, Liquor • 14
Jno Rough " 14 Chas Eden. Confectioner 14
Kuhn & Mann, Clothing 14 Kunst:nastier & Lintner
Bryan & Shindle, •13 Shoes 'l4
R Buchmiller, Cutler 14 B P Miller, Grocer 14
C F Ebermsu, Jeweller 14 Daniel IL Harman, Mdae:l3
Geo Kuhns, Tobacco 14 GeriliKemly, • .Grocer 14
Coleman & Gillespie cloth 18 Geo 8101:Idle,
B H Kauffman. Druz' 14 plain &Ileum 14
=ME
13 Sam'l Allison, Mdze. 12
12 G 1) Coleman, Nails fl
EAST AND WEST DONEGAL
Furnace, 8
14 J Holsinger,
14 J Roberts,
BEEIMMI
ELIZ ~BETH
13 C E Kauffman
" 14 J Hamilton
Forge 11 J e Taylor
B Goodman. Clothing' 14 Adam Finger w 14
31 Elksenberger. Mdse. 19 Ikaat Miller " 13
Pinkerton & Siaymaker • Henry Markley, " 14
Hardware 10 Philip Finger, Grog; L 14
James Dysart, Grocery 14 Chas Spade, " "14
Jacob it Smelt/ " - 14 Martin Shiaffer " 11 14
Wm M Shrum " 14 Shenk & Long, lumber 12
J& J L Sampson Brash. 14 Saner & McComsy. Coal" 14
Moses Wenger, Liquor 14 Saner & Eon,' lumber 12
Daniel Swope, Id & L 13 T& H Baumgardner,
Taylor & Cain. Liquor 12 Coal
S A Dyrart &Bra Jewel. 13 Abm Schock, Coal 14
P IffeConomy. Shoes 14 D Hartman. lumber 14
W H Miller, Gro 10 Wm Gorrecht, Coal 13
C finger & Son, Mdse. 8 It ar..W Stauffer, Coal 12
J W Hubley, Oro. 11 Bitner & Dro Warehouse 13
Henry Forooff " 14 W H Heifer, Music 14
Peter Wage r . Liquor 13 Konigmacher B Eau
-. ^
Hiram Young, Books 14 man, Tan 12
11 Plukerton, Saddler 14 A Fairer, Grocer 14
J Myer & Son. Mdse. 12 Franklip Hall, L 14
M McGonigle, Shoes 14 Jne Jackson, Grocer 14
P G Eberman; Tobacco 14 Inman ra Lazarus, Cloth. 14
Frederick Smith. Hats • 14 A Steward, Grocer 14
Thos Ellmaker, Drugs 14 Joe Kepner, " 14
G 11 Steinmin, Hard. 4 Samuel Diller, Smith 14
MII Locher, Leather 13 Geo Haughmau. Grocer 14
Char Gillespie, Shoes 14 Robertson dr. Riga,
G M Zaino, Jeweller 13 Plumbers 14
Joe Herr. [adze S George Danner 14
Stamm t Bowman, sack Swartzwelder A Nlorrow . l4
Bell Skiles & Co 14 Sash
Geo C Westenberger, I Goid;ualth Clothing
Grocer & L 14 Jno lints
J• R. Appleby, cooler. 14
LEACOCK.
Seldomrldge 4 Hoover 13 ]loses Eby, M & L 13
Hawthorn Freeland, war 8 Jacob 11011 4 . . 4 12
.1 II Black, Nldze. 12 AZ &T J Ringwalt '• 13
UPPER LEACOCE.
.....
Michael Bender, M L 14 Daniel Eby, " 13
Jacob " 14 Jacob Brubaker, Iddr. L 14
Swart 4- Wenger, •' 13 J Erana, Graludealer 14
J G Stauffer gmindealer 13 Samuel Groff, jr 13
Abm Groff, gr'n dearer 14 Diller Bair, gr'n dealer 14
NIANIII.I .
Benj Ilarnish, 'I L 14 11 II Bowman " 14
.1 1 Young " " 14
MANUEIM BOROUGH.
. . . .... ..
Shenfter & Gingerleh. J E Cross, M it L 14
M si. L 13 (leo Nlencle, Shoes 14
li Arm& sr, Warly. 13 9 Ensminger, Drugs 14
Kline & Brothers Mdze 13 Adam Miller, Hats 14
J Si. J Dyer, Hardware 14
MARTIC.
Hiram Watson, lithe 14 Rent Solsbury, Mdze. & Ll 4
O Steele & Co, Forge 12 Jno Rawlins, " 14
Jobepli Engles, Mdze. 14 Rich McForlane " 14
MANOR.
J & H Lintner, Lumber 14 Park Mason, Mdze. 14
Frantz & Miller, Mdze. 13 Zimmer & Son, " L. 14
B B Martin, Lumber 13 Jacob Miller " " 14
Joseph C Rooney, Confec 14 Ames Sourbeer," " 14
- MOUNT JOY BOROUGH.
Dayd Brady, Mdze. 13 J H Ferguson, Tailor 14
Myers & Maurer, Hardw. 13 S J Shay, 14
St D Hess Mae. v 13 Camel & Brcueman, M. 13
Arndt, Bechtel & Myer sllll J. Loader & Co. " 14
G W Porter Hardw. 13 J&J AI Patterson, W. 11.13
H C Kern, Direlle,r 14 A S Hackman, " " 13
Shelly & Pinerton, Mdze. 13 H S Shirk, " " 13
uUNT JOY TOWNSHIP.
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Sam'l 'Raney, Md.°. 14 Benj °cosh MSc L 14
MARIETTA.
Simon Young, grocer 14 Grosh & Son, lumber 14
S ,S• B Hiestaud, lumb 12 A N Cassel, •' 12
Robert Turner, Mdse. 14 W H Grosh, 21. &L. 11
E Frainer & Co., Grocers 14 Peter Baker, Grocer 11
A H Summy, Coal & Luml2.
aIAHIETTA. ,
Jlnihoff, Agt., Oro. 13 Charles Stokes,Clothing, 14
J Croll, Hats, 14 J S Smith, " 14
Foulk & Bro; Aldge. 13 J Shaffner, " 14
C Audersou, Drug, 14 Eiremau & Bro., " 14
J I Libhart, " 14 0 W 'ferry,' " 14
J B. Ditleubach, 31. &L. 12 J Auxer, " 14
. . .. _
J Roth, Oro. Sr. L. 14 T Sloane, Shoes, " 14
It Carrol, Tobacco, 14 J Stahl & Sou, lumber, 13
Drury Wolf, 14 .1 Cushman. ' 1
Spangler & Patterson, M. 11 Clark & Zell, " 12
bterret& Co., Hardware, 13 AII Shock, " 11
T 1) Miller, Clothing, 14 Miller & Musser, " 32
A Lindsay, Shoes, 14 J Melina) , & Co., " 10
B Yarmaa, Saddler, 14 C A Shaffner & Co., 12
A Camel, 31d)e. *... 12 M 0 Eagle, Clothing, 13
Bull & Plum, Clothing, 14 Roth & Brown, 14
F Hinkle, Drug, 14 Juo Libhart, Oro. 14
David Gumph, Clothing, 14
PENN TOWNSHIP.
Sao Sheaffer, Mdze & L. 14 G Halm, Mdze. &L. 14
EA AB Grubb, Fur 9 H E Hull, " " 14
MMMi MI
COMM
P M Eby & Co., Mdze.&L.l3 A &AL Witmer, 4
Juo S Smith
Samuel Spindler, " 13 RSt H Girvin
" Warehouse 9
PEQUEA.
Jacob Charles, Mdze.&L. 14
PROVIDENCE.
Rohrer & Peoples, M. & L. 12 Jacob Eshleman, Mdse. 14
Jao Hildebrandt, " "13 Thos Robinson & Bra" L. 14
Beuj Bowers, " "14
. .
RAPIIO.
Jno Metzler, M L 14 Jos Masterson, mdze 13
Juu Myers, Maze. a, 12. 14
SALISBURY.
Jonah ELy, Mdze. 13 McClure & Sweigart, M. 14
S& WS Kennedy Mdze. 13 W H Bunn, Mdze. &L. 14
S Kennedy, Warehouse 10 It Baldwin, 14
1) Houston & Son, 31 & L 1.1 R. Steremon, " 13
Bakers Hopkins, 13 Wm. Buchanan, Mdze. 13
Warehyse 8 Buchanan & McGill" 13
C& H Umble, Mdze. at 12 E Yarnall, M. &L. 13
ADSBURY.
Tonweend&Patterson,3l.l2 Jno A McLaughlin, " 14
$0.191 .10/1.011, do. 14 Chas Sproul, Forge 12
Baker & Co. " ld J. D. Harrah, Mdze. 14
Coate & Walker, " 13 Jno Homehir, Jr. " 24
ChasCluud, 12
STRASBURG BOR.
J V Hiestand Mdze. I'4 Levi Waldley, Clothing 14
Jno Werutz, 14 Keneagy & Bro., Drug. 14
McPhail & Rowe "St L. 12" W 2 Warren, Mdze. 14
Sand Bowers " 14 A E Cochran, MerrTailor 14
McCloy & Black,
STRASBURG TWP.
Juo Raub, M. & L.
14 illusselnann & Spencer, W. 7
WA.R.WICK.
J . B Tshudy, Id &L. 13 Geo T Greider, Shoes 14
C S Kryder, " 14 David Bricker, H. &L. 14
Rath Wolle, " 13 C W Eby, " 13
Sturgis & Wolle, Cloth. 14 L H Yundt, " 14
Simon Eichler, Confect. 14 Roth & Bomberger," 12
J W Rauch; .. 14 Geo B Shober, " 14
WASHINGTON BOR.
Myers & Kauffman, M. L. 13 Herr & Bro.,
Jacob Manning, " 13
MILLERS AND TANNERS
ADAMSTOWN.
& 11 Miller, Tanner.
BART.
James Hood, T 14 M. B.Eshleman, M 14
R. S. Kerns, 11i 14 Jeremiah Cooper " 14
BRECKNOCK.
Voneida & Grill, . M 14 Wm. Voneida, AI 14
Joseph Oberholtur, •' 13 Jacob Slack, T 14
CARNARVON.
Christ. Shirk, T 14 Swartz & Grove, Id 14
Jan liertzler, 31 14 Jno. Martin, " 14
David Kent; " 14
COLUMBIA.
Isaac Posey, S. Mill, 13 A. Bohn, T 13
do. do. G. Mill,
_l3_
E. COCALICO
Benedict Bucher, Al 14 Geo. Mengle, T 14
H& S Shirk, " 14 Geo. Fry, " 14
0 dr. S Holler, ", 14
W. COCALICO.
G& S Lutz, M 14 D Gensemer, T. 14
Jesse. Lutz, " 14 Jno Reinhold, " 14
D Pannybe.
,14
CONESTOGA.
Benj Flemish, M. 13 Rudolph Myers, T 14
Abru 'Metzger, " 13 Serru'l IlareLsb, 11 14
13enj Hess. " 14
Alum Smith, T
14 J. R. Kuhns, M 14
CLAY.
Jae Oberlin, M 14 J Pennybecker, " 14
Jacob Ll3g, T 14 Chr'n Winter, " 14
11 B Erb, M 14
E. & W. DONEGAL. -
Bossier & Hamaker, M 14 JIIO Becker, M 13
Dan'l Brose, " 14 Geo. Stringer, Fac. 14
A& J Shock, " 13 Henry Bishop, Id 12
Jno S Gish, " 14 Jno Stauffer, " 12
Jno B Gish, Warehouse, 10 Peter Stauffer; " 14
S. F. Engle, 12
. . . . .
DRUMORE.
P& J Penrose, M 14 Wm. Barnes, 8 M 14
Hadley Pennock, " 14 N & H Long " 14
EPHRATA.
Dan'l Fry, T 14 Jno. Lahman, H 14
Jno Fry, H 14 H R Keller, " 14
J S Grum, " 14 Graver & Kofroth, ", 13
Adam Korngmacher, T 14 Michael Kauffman - " 14
EARL.
14 Richmond* Showaltero.lo
14 D Oberholtser, DIDI, 10
14 C Serosenig, 111111, 14
14
II Shirk 4 Co., T.
Henry Swope, M.
S Brubaker, M.
D W Hildebrand, T.
EAST EARL.
.1 R Sandoe, M. 14 Henry Martin, S. M. 14
Geo Semenlg, T. ' 14 " " 111111, 14
WEST EARL.
Cockley 4• Sheaffer, M 14 H B Graybill, " 13
S Bucher, " 14 Geo Reed, T. 14
J Wolf, " , 14
EDEN.
!am Stouffer, M. 14 H Brenneman, . M. 14
JII Gilbert, T. 14 .1 Gassier, - 14
•
ELIZABETH.
B }MidlgarG M. 19 M (}robe, M. 14
GI Bear ' • 12 ]no Seidler, " if
"
antre... 13
ELIZABETHTOWN.
John Doner, T.
E Brown, Agt., T. 14 S Brown 4. Son, M. 14
Hippie, M. 14
E. HEMPFIELD•
.J Sonon, M. 14 J H Hershey, M. 14
D Hemaker; " 14 It Bowman, 14
D Moon, Flour, 14 H Shenk, " 13
W. lERNPFIRLD.
M H Moore, • M. 13 8 Seller., M. 14
E. Garber,„.” 14 .4 Zook, .. 14
M Grube, ". 0 13 E Hershey 6 - Co., M. 12
J Kauffman, T. 14 E Hershey .6. Co., S. M. 13
E. LAMPETEB.
B Eshleman, M. 13 J Cooper, Warehouse, 13
Ronk fr Landis, " 11 B Hopton, Grain Dealer, 14
A Bushong, " 13 HL. Hopkin, Warehouse 14
W. LAM:PETER.
J Zerehei M. 14 .111ahleman, L. M. 12
J MasseLimn, .• [9 C Hollinger, Tan. 14
D Landis, 14 J*.J F. Herr, IS 12
H 6. A Stoner, S. M. 13
LANCASTER TWP.
Wabank Co., MW, 12 Hensler Lintner, 10
S Ranek, 12 J 6 Getz, saw mill, •12
LANCASTER CITY.
Geo. H. Frog, T 14 Cyrw Hollinger, T 13
1E3E33
Peter. Eckert
14 Peter Batreamoyer, 11 14
UPPER LEACOCK.
3no H Bushong, M
13 Adam Graff, M 14
MANICEIM TOWNSHIP.
David Hinkley, M 13 Jno Rees, M 13
L Honsecker, " 13
MAR ETTA HOE.
J Duffy it Co., saw Dill, la
I Porter, T. 14 • AV= Croft,
BenJ He y, M 14 CB& H C, Herr, Id
rJS
Jno Stone " -14 B B
Jacob B Motrgar, " 14 Adam Doeretler,
Sam'l %atilt:man, "
1 .
MOUBTJOY 808-
Kart; Tanner I
Jonathan Nicholaa,
A 8 Hackman, Mille
Jacob Eshleman, MU
Israel Rohrer,
Geo L Eckert,
T H Linville
L Espenatade, Tip. 14
A Carpenter, "" 14
Jae' Hanenstine, M. Len r 7 Snavely, •' l4
Dine Becker, lavid Cassel, 14 -
B Cross,
PEQUEA.
J $ 'J K. Good, " 113 C B Mylin, Miller 14
Jno Barr, Tanner 14 B Snavely, " 13
P Mylin, Miller
John Hostetter, mill 13 Jacob Nissley, mill, 14
Jno Risser, " 14 J B Hertzrer, " 12
Hlestand & Hostetter, " 14 David Brubaker, tanner, 14
SALISBURY.
Jacob S Hershey, Miller 13 TO Henderson, .. 13
B F Houston, " 14 J D Wilson, " 14
King, - " 14 BF& A. Weaver' Tau. 14
Jno. Newh3nser. 13 Jno Newhonser, mill 13
BADSBURY.
Pinch & Russel, Miller, 14 Wm Spencer, " 14
Thee Whitson, " 14 •
STRASBURG TWP.
B B Herr, Miller 14 Henry Herr, " 12
H liusselman, " 14 Christian Shultz, " 13
Christian Graybill " 14 Philip Miller, Tanner, 14
WARWICK.
J Geldner, Tanner 13 Samuel Fry, Miller 12
J Loos 14 B Coldron, 14
George Flory, Miller 14 Samuel Keller, " 14
Zook & Kessler, Factory. 14 Samuel Yonng, " 14
WAeIIINGTON BOR.
Joseph Shock, S. M., 14
Henry Echternacht
Joseph Mack, Brewer
Wiley lc Smith, Distillers,
EAST COCALICO. •
Martin 11. Fry, distiller,
E. & W. DONEGAL.
S Juu Stauffer, Diet
EPHRATA.
Jut) Fry, Distiller.
Jno Wiley, Dist
WEST EARL.
Levi W Groff, Distiller,
ELIZABETHTOWN
H Shits, Brewer,
EAST lIEMPFIELD.
e Jacob Bear, 1
WEST HEMPPIELD.
Martin Grube.
H G Imhoff,
EAST LAMPETER.
S k E l harkholder,
WEST LAMPETER
Jno Musselman,
LANCASTER CITY.
Springer it Knapp, Brewer 7 Jling4r, Brew
Henry Frank, " Ii Aug Shoeuberger,"
Eliralieth Springer, " 7
MARIETTA.
Adam Cook, Breirer, •
@TM
ME=
J & E Wenger,
A S Hackman,
STRASBURO TOWNSHIP,
B B Herr, Distiller, 9 Amos Sides, 21 P.
WARWICK.
10 D Duster, ;
BEER AND OYSTERS
IMMO
Elias Eberly, B
QEII2I
Javeling B
Welsh At Rich, B
Joseph Bitting, "
Berard
•• S Jno Bottler
Eliza Chandler, B S ChM Grove
Martin Smith
Jno
Richard Rice,
Daniel Herr, 0
0 Joseph Litman, B
Gerhart Brandt, ••
B 0
M. Vati,Slyke, 0 Joseph Mack B
Catharine Zeller B
Hageu Miller, B
Smith & Kurtz, B
EARL EAST.
Isaac Rank, 0 8 J W Sentottig, B
Jacob Steffy, beer, 8
ELIZABETHTOWN.
8 S Harmany, 0
S H Stutz, B
STRASBURG TOWNSHIP.
A C Hall, B S A C Hall, 0
STRASBURG BOROUGH.
Geo Tsbudy, B S David Herr, 0
•• 0
B Sheaffe , B
' U
LANCASTER CITY.
Anthony Lechler, Oysters e. Joe Buhl, Beer
do. du. Beer S Elizabeth Springer, Bee
Jno Carr, Oysters S Wm Kuhns
Springer & Knapp, Beer S Henry Frank, Beer
Chas Fenuinger S Henry Shoble,
A artin Rudy " 8 Adam Trout, "
Conra d Sauber, " 8 Saml Kissinger, "
And 3tathews, " 8 do. do. Oysters
Jane Coffee " 8 Fredk Cooper, Beer
Hugh Fitzpatrick " 8 Urban & Son, "
Philip Snyder, " 8 Juo Haag "
C Elias, " S Jacob Henig, "
Jno Arnold, " 8 Henry Erismart,"
W T:Youart, Oysters 8 J. Ettinger, "
Joseph Frick, " 7 Mathew Wilsh, "
do. do. B. 8 if S Shenk "
Abm Hostetter, " 8 James Donnelly, "
E Shober, S Jno M Krapp, "
do. do. S Nicholas Browne"
Michael Wimer, Oyst. S Jacob Haug, "
Deitrich Heiss, " S C J Plitt,
Aug Shonberger, B. 7 C J Plitt, Oysters
Jou Tymony, " 8 F . ' Golzeulichter, Beer
Barnett & Cox " S Ann Ferry,
do. do. Oysters S Rose Dinenderfer,
Sam! Newberger Oysters S Joe Witlinger,
Jacob Shuler, Beer .6 Juu A Keller, "
Conrad Miller, Beer S do. do. Oysters
Daniel Oakeson, Oysters S W Kautz
Joseph Brintuall ", 8 do. do. 'loci
Owen Hopple, Beer 8 Geo Horuberger, "
Jno Taylor, " 8 lt Nelms,
Leonard Spong, Oysters S Jacob Haag, Oysters
Henry Zug, Beer S B Hoffman, Oysters
James Showers, Oysters S
MARIETTA.
Joseph Hasler, B. J Solider, 0
A McMichael, 0. B Taylor, B
G A Goodman, Q. 0 W liecicroth, 0
F. Longiugderfer, B. 3lrn Evans, B
II D .Macher, 0. A Cock, B
B. Roads, 0. F Sfanlick, B
J Bartholomew, 0. L W Fttield, 0
WARWICK.
Jacob Weitzel
Weslills.ioTOll NOR
Barbara Kaln, 0
EAST HEMPFIELD
Isaac Evans, B
WEST HEMTFIELD.
Isaac Konknu, B S John Kendig, B
Jacob Bard " 8
MANKEIM BOROUGH.
Wm Quinney, B 8 H Gibblo, B
MANOR.
8 J W Houser, 0
MOUNT JOY.
8 Jno Boyce, B
PARADISE.
8 Jnu Crider, B
SALISBURY.
Price Knight, B .
J W Rouser, B
James Mooney, 0
C J Rakestraw, B
SADSBURY.
8 Jon. neon 0
PATENT MEDICINES,
CULU.ALA.
4 Wll Elder,
CONOY.
BM=
=ME!
Ilackenberger,
EAST , EAItL.
Jacob Schnader 4. Son 4
LANCASTER: CITY.
3 Chad A Ifeinitab
4 IV G Baker,
4 011 Harkey
J Long Fr. Co
.1 Zinnu.rmstr,
B 11 Kauffman.
H. A, itockafield,
.11( Reed & Co amount J F Shroder & Co amount
of business. $1,500 of business, $2,00'
BILLIARDS.
LAlit.MkoThit CITY.
Mary Messenkop, J Taylor, Blllards, 2 tabl e
T P 2 alleys R Nelms . 4 3 •'
D °racoon. T P 3 .. J Eaviing, T P 1 alley
PROVIDENCE.
John Tweed, T P
LANCASTER TWP
Wabank Company, T P
NIARIETTA.
LUmm Cassel, T 1.
STRASBURO BOR
'gather Reese, T P
r.¢..An Appeal will be held at the Comenleffioner'e
Office, in Lancaster, on WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
on the 27th and 28th of JUNE, 1855, when and where all
persons who are improperly rated (or think themselves
so) may attend.
EDWIN WEIGAND, Marc /tattle Appraiser.
licences not lifted on or before the first day of
July next, will be collected aceordinet to law.
BENIeld IN REINHOLD.
Coetaty Treesarer.
May 30-149.3
New Spring and Summer Goods Selling
at very low prices.—,loliN V. Wholesale &
hetall Cloth Store, No. 57, North 2d -street, Philadelphia,
now in store, and constantly receiving new desirable styles
of Fresh floods for Men's and Boy's wear, consisting of
English, French, Oseman end Americs .n cloths of all colors
and iphtlitles from $l. to 8 per yard; 12.1ack C. , e4imers sop.
Francis Black Doeskins, Fancy Casshhors of all' colors anpr
styles; Cotton and Linen pant stuffs, IVack and Fitteput
Bets, Kentucky Jeans a ilancy andl^lalit Tweeds; Sualmer
Coach:tint in great voila Vestitypf,Tan y
Silks, Cashmere, ail_ colors stffes and
qualities. Also a general assortment of Tit,iWtlil trinduinhs,
sc., all of which 1 will sell chair, ••
Air Partici attenthalleir and Clothingr
trade. First a irioWna, taws. Side, Phil- ',,,•.;;;%. n a.
" e i ph i . , ,p r hop yon stip , ng-oria.27 stair 77 3 .4, -
you tosztirety.
•
Y TWP.
Taeob Magma, mill 14
.onallan Laolig, " 13
Saml Bma,llllll. 14
...- .
PROVIDENCE
DISTILLERS
ADAMSTOWN.
COLUMBIA
MANIIEISI.
5 Juo S ilostottor
PARADISE.
9 JS&C Reue9gy
RAPIIO.
COLUMBIA
8 H. K. Minnich, 0 8
S Jeremiah Brown, B • S
8 Bardwell & Brenemals, 0 8
CONESI'OGA.
S Jtio Daily, B
CONUY.
BROKERS.
LANCAthT.II CITY
Stisuffe** & Harl
WhelewUe and Beta]
Jewelry, Stoie,". No, 96
Quarry; Philadelphia.
Goldleser Watches fi
Gold Impine,lB carats
Salve 4 Layer, full,fewc
Sliver Lepine, jewels,
.y.-4heap Watrhes and Jewelry,
at the "Philadelphia Watch :tad
ilbrtlx Second Street, corner of
I J , '" •
jerliled, 18 carat cases, $4OO.
I. - •
1 ed. /9,00
00
• - .7,00
• 3 , 00
and silver bolder ' , 1,00 -
cents to 'tar, _Watch Glasses,
18 3 / 4 Lonat 25v other articles
warranted to be
"what l l are .
STAUFFER
Successors to o:Conrad.
d Silver Levers and Leplnbs stir
t • 5420 1/40
Qmrtlers,
Gplt'Sßectatles,
Fine Silver, do.
Gold praoelet, .
Ladles' Gold Pencils,
Sii!Fe. Tea Spoons, sol,l
Gold pens, with pencil
Gold Finger Rings, 37
plain, 1214 cents; paten
in proparflon. good
sold for.
thi hand, Dome Oold
lower than the above p
latest Slates 1 t— Th, Meths t., k.. •
agency fur Brown's bedlel• • . Slates Is ready at any Ihn
to furnish slate by the 2 or put on by the square, at th ,
shortest notice and on most reasonable terms. Appl
at troy Hardware Store, North Queen street.
feb !Zi• Iy-7 r `I .1a,.:1;
Tailoring.--T.III:I4I,PLIY wishes to inform:his nn-
morons friends and the public generally, that he bas,
£ned ,a new and ionahle Tailoring
tabliehment in Do. o .Fulton Buildings,
facing on West King sir h where he shall be hap
py to accommodate all iv p. may favor him with a
nib
The subscriber flatters Boself that by strict attention
to business, he will tiler t and receive a share of public
patronage. T. MURPHY.
april lo 3m-11
ri old and SilverZatehes, Sliver Wargo
kjand-Jewelry.—The tt, finest, and best selected
stuck in the city. Eve y' description of fine and cheap
watches that are manufactured can be °banned at this
establisinent,,whichlves them direct front the Facto.
ret
ries of Liverpool, Londe and Switzerland, and is therefore
enabled to sell a much perior article fur a loss price thato
any other retail store in Is city.
Persons wishing to pciithase at Wholesale and Retail are
Invited to call and the !Forth of their money. Some of
these Watches can be sold at the following pd•
ces, viz:
Gold Levers full Jeweled 18 Carat case,
" Hunting case Full Jeweled Levers,
n LepluelNateles,
_Silver Lever " Full Jeweled,
.. Hunting case,
, i"
" Lephto Watches, J waled,
and some still cheaper 1. au the above.
Jewelry of every dose pti 1111 l Wm and cheap. Also, sit
ver Ware, and Silver-Pia d Ware of all kinds.
Watches repaired arid arranted, at l
LEWIS R. BROOMA_LL'S
(Old Stand) No. 110 N.l.Secutal,2d door below Saco street,
Ph I ladelph in. mar 6 ly-7
_ . . _.. _ _._.. _....... . ..
A Crird.—Dit. S. WELCLIENS respectfully announces
to his friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased the entire sto4 and interest of the Drug and
Medicine Store, formerly' owned by Dr. Ziegler, in North -
Queen street, directly rite the Franklin Douse. •
In combining the Dm business with the practice of Den
tistry, it is not his design to have oneinterfore with the
general interests of the other • but by the employment of
it careful and judicious band, he feels that a superintend
ence of the interests of the store can be rendered, and yet
the practice of his profesSion strictly attended to In all itt
detail.
Ile would therefore so frit a continuance of the liberal
patronage the store h eretofore had, and respectfully
asks those "lids friends th in the city and county who
may want Drugs or Medicines, to call. It is his design to
keel, a large and well selected assortment of Drugs and
Chemicals of every dosed'Alen, and warranted to be of tho
very best thwmarliet can efford.
Those wbo s ish his Intal services, will please call at
his ottlee, N 0.31, Brawn's Buildings, North Queen street.
april :24 ! ttlf•
rphe Cheap Ca* t Book and Stationery
I.Store, North West co of sixth and Arch St., PhHada.
tlreat Margo'. in 800 ! Poetical. 'Miscellaneous, gtan..
third and Presentation thinks, very cheap.
1
Staple and Fancy Stet eery. .
.•
Superior w Lite ruled litter Paper. $1,50 per main.
Letter and note Euvelo 'es 10 great variety.
n
Weddln.rs furnished a very moderato rates.
Cards written and ett ave.'. ,
Oillot's and other sleet .13S. -
Superior motto wafers, 2,3 mottoes on a shoot, for 5 eta.
Inkstands, pen-knives, paper weights, the.
Fine Turkey morocco p rte. ~,,, mudes.
Portfolios, &c.
Card case, backgammo hoards , the. . 1
With a very g largo asso tuient of toy books, games, dins
sected.picturvs, &e. Alh ms, Scrap books and engravings.
april Si 1y.14 , P. TIIOSIPSON. '
Caernarvon Acaemy.—Churchlown Lancaster
CO. Pa. The Third 'eti2lloll of this flourishing Insti
tution will commence oh Monday the 7th ut May next.
lu rt Students are fitted for every condition of Mb,
no pains Is spared to give tUtut every opportunity of moral
and intellectual training. Perhaps no section of our Conn.
try enjoys so stony advert:v.l2s as the Village of Church
town, both in the health . urness, and the morality of the
place. Personss ...ling their sons or wards to this Insti
tution. May rest assured that every duty devolvingthpon
its Principals and Tearbe to will Is: fully perfimned. Theo
are two Departments Ma e and Feuntltentirely separate
it being believed that thi.t in the boot mode upon which
any Institution can be c•nducted.
TERats--Mr 5 months,'
For further particulars e
olden, Bearding, Weellingt 65 09
quiro of the Principals
J. E. GINICIN,
"Dosendnie Hydritulic Cement.—An excel
'tient article for Lining Cisterns, Vaults, spring Mouses
and Cellars, and for keeping dampness' from wet and expo
sed walls.
For sale by : CI IA !ILES SHEPARD SMITH,
Successor to late Ilium of Evl Smith & Son, ,
N. W. Corner of Front inal Willow sts., Opposite the old
stand, Railroad. sep 19 1y49
late ROOS , " g.-11e1111111,S4111ed, agent for thu sate
CI of the celo'..atted Col well Slate. •superiorlty of
which is r:aerally knowli, s o, prepared to eon trtte4 for Roof
i rig 1.1 . fin. turn ishing SIM):. Thu safety and superiority of
Slate Roofing needsuuymoment. All work dose Is tlt
best manner, and all orddrs promptly to.
(i EU. M. en:INMAN,
Mini ware Store, West King . oL, Lan
IMEEM
. • I
Nof ice.—CABINETiMAKING BUSINESS. The nn= i
&reigned hereby Mr snake that she will carry on the t.
CABINET-MAKING and Undertaking
.. t..
business at the old standtt West King . !'
street, fortirerly kept by er husband,
Henry M. Miller. and athe Rune time i
•
returns her shied,' t mike for the liberal patronage I.
i
formerly bestowed on th establishment. A continuance ' I
of former custom is respectfully and urgently solicited. I
mar 18 ly-S MARY MILLER.
Fresh Spring a - t d.Suuner Clothing.--
In every variety of 1 uteri:al. quality and style, For
MEN .AND BOYS. at F. '.l/..rainpials Merchant t all-
oring. Clothing and F uishing Store, corner of North
Queen and Orange Sheet Lancaster city, Pa. Ono of the
distinguishing characteristics of the Clothing sold at this
establishment Is, that thy are all cut and made in -
Lancaster city, under.thilminediate supervision of •
careful and competent W, rkmeei, whose long expe
rience in !ho business. eminently qualifies them,,l
getting up articles iu itr line, iLI a neat, tasteful and ,
substantial manner: •.- '
~ •
The stock on band coattail: of a large assortment of
SEASONABLE CLOTHING,
of all the various kinds d material that the markets af
ford, sod in such modes comfort, convenience. elegance,
dnrability or convenienc suggests. In addition to which
111,1111 i, common 1111 d tne inns Shirts, Collars, Cravats Tirg,
rt
Scarfs, Suspend Glo 0, Jlandkerchiefs. llo,lery and
,_.
such other articles usual required In making up a Gen-
tleman's M'ardrohe.
Alto. a full and careful y selected assortment of super
fine,
medium and comaitin
- Cloths, Caltal4erea, 'Clashmerets,
Tweeds, Meriones.. Satillets, erotons, Alparcas, Linens,
Drillings and Vestinga ot different rotors. shade.. figures •
and patterns. always kep on hand, and made to order. 14
any manner desired by the customer. with reasonable dite•
patch. on accoututodatin terms, and warranted to give
satis&ction.
Grateful for a generou patronage during the past fif
teen years, and with and minished Confidence in the fu
ture, the proprietor Hub, its the rest. to a di,criminaling
community, hoping to In rite continuance ot public favor.
N. 11.—F. J. K. la the s:ent for Winchester &Scotts Pat
ent Shoulder-eon Shirt. F. J. KRAMPH ,
Merchant Tailor and lothier, corner of N. Queen and
Orange streets. I aprill 17 3m-13
—___
,heat Hotel,
few doors below Tine. MIR.
tjetor. (Sueres..or to M. Wal4.m)
'tor having °very facility and
193 North Second St., l
re R. KELLER. Propel
. .The present Prepri
knowledge of the wants
spectfully solicit a (-non
and !hedges himself that
part to give the roost per I
will be s.upplied with th
will he left undone that
hls euests.
i f the community, would most re—
wince of the former patrotage,
nothing MIMII be wanting on his
ect satisfaction to all. the table
best In the market—and nothing
ill contribute to the comfort of
tt
Stabling for over
nmliour,
00 Ilnrs,F, yard large and rem
april 17 arre.l3
apropean style Hotel
' 8 Curalanrcial and Mr. 87 Clay
Raliroad House
and Restaurmt, No.
Streets, SAN FILA.NCI F ,
HA LEY & TIIOMPSO N ,,
l'rrowletorpt.
==l
Dress
.
p 1..) *ben, yoll uU
desirable styles.
'TZS' BUY GOODS' STORE ix the
fluid an extensive assortment. of
Rich Plaid Ponlt de
Rich Striped '•
Solid Colors "'
Bich Brocades nCyarin
colors, Beat Quality Nal.
ranging from lio cent/Ito '
for $l,OO. To become co,
. ,
rs2ratfeA: India Wash Silks, choke
s Black11:s. all. widths. Priem;
,00.'
rinsed
ENTZS'
tepartnh
Inlo WI
•Moaniflt
blbot at
E.l,4*.mta
,CRAPE SHAW LS.—
tention to their Shawl
offer a fine variety of
fringe—from fiS to t 2o —
$l2 to s7s—Silk,
ferent grades. For aha
TO THE LADIES.—
Grid Marilo Tallman and
Flounced Berege Robes
may 22 tf.lB
SLotus Union Hoiel.—N,
6 0, rbibulelphi. Tile under
Iran 'House, Columbia, lit., takes
friends, and the nubile-general'
above well-known arlpopulai - , .(leng.kz,....
as the Bed Lion Hotel, which ho has tilled - - up with
entirely New ...Frannie and Bedding of a superio r
quality. The house - 113E11160 been renovated and i vr.oic,,. ;,
T ed in a premier which r ill compare favorably . - , 14. - --- - -
of thottotals iu the Cl t , and cannot fail , . --
800 to those who may patronize this n - L.QlO.i" --
he TA ':
-.c -will aiwayn be Hupp' P Rellbeti:r
Provisions the marketlords; Min , '0,R47 . "
REST AND BESTLIQU. BS. N0t.'7 4 .- - : ...-------
to make his aliens c odor - j
that by strict attention to ma . "
cell, &liberal Share pa e-- - lo -
1na.T.:.201n
go. 23
$2OO
as ) 00
00
000
13r0
800