ST:-LOVIS . CORRESPONDENCE.
• hockin# Diadster—An Excursion Train of
Eleven Cars Prempitated into the Gasconade
Twenty-Hine Lives .Lost—Hundreds
Wounded—Ftinerals of the Victims—A Day of
Afonrning,
ST. Loins, November 5, 1855
To-day a solemn, gloomy aspect petit:Woo= city,
on account of the melancholy accident which oc
curred on the Pacific Railroad on Thursday last, by
hich many of our first and most valued citizens
ost their lives.
The Pacific Railroad hating just been completed
• Jefferson City, the Directors appointed Thursday,
he let., for an excursion thereto, to join in the cele
'ration of the event at the Capital of the State,
here great preparations were made to welcome the
•t tram 111113 the Mound City.
At half past eight in the morning, the excursion
rain, consisting of ten cars, containing upwards of
ix hundred passengers, left the City depot, amidst
•e strides and cheers of * surrounding, crowds, who
1 2ad assembled there to bid them Umd speed on their
Jubilant errund—numbers who wore unable to go on
his train, promised to join the Excursionists at the
he scone of the Celebration— two tine Military COM
unies were aboard, whose gorgeous uniform and
ant-stirring music gave a tune and spirit to the oc
asion.
The signal was given, good-byes were hastily ex.-
hanged, and the ponderous train, with its human
reignt, ,vas soon moving rapidly along, stopping
.ow and then, at a station, to receive additional
nests, and everything seemed to betoken a happy
ay. As they neared Hermann, salutes of artillery,
.he waving of flags, and strains of music, welcomed
heir appiuttch.
At [Lt., last mentioned place, another car full of
.usfert k ;en was attached tk the train, which now col:x
-i:Rod .4 eleven. Well might it be said of those
board, that
"A thousand hearts boat happily; nod when
Music arose with its voluptu r trus - Yweli,
—All went merry as a marriage bell."
Alas, how roan was that hour of joy and gladness
übe changed to one of deep and bitter woo ! How
mt w,ol tne pallor of Death to pervade many a
sunny countenance ! How many a manly
,arm vita soon to sleep that "dreamless sleep which
tills the dead !"
AL about ono o'clock they left liermanu, little
reaming of the melancholy fate that awaited r em
•
little thinking they were rushing forward find the
6 ery jaws of Death ! The "Pioneer" locomotive and
nder preceded them, to sec that the road was clear,
ed everything right. sine miles from Hermann
!hey drew near the temporarily constructed bridge
loress the Gasconade river, which, at this point, is
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no hundred and fifty yards wide—the bridge is ap
reached by au embankment 30 feet in height, which
germinates in a massive stone pier;—some thirty or
orty yards farther on, at the water's edge, is another
:tone pier of like size; between which last and the
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tiler side are three more, which supported the bridge.
'he truck was laid about thirty feet from the water.
I'he 'pioneer . ' and tender approached the bridge
nd crossed with safety to the other side, and there
aited for the passenger traiu—abuse aboard seemed
have no apprehension of danger. At a moderate
peed it moved along the embaitkinent, and pasted
ne. Span, there now being the locomotive, bag
' ago ear, and two passenger cars on that part of the
ridge between the two piers.
•••.iiudttenly;' says one who was present, •'we heard
horrid crush—it rings in our ears now—and 11:11Y a
OVCI.IIOIIL among those in the ear where we were
eated; then there came crash—crash—crash —as each
ar came to the abutment, and made the fatal plunge.
'tie affair wits but the work of an instant—Ma sue
essive crashes occurred at intervals of nearly a
ecomt—six cars mil In one mass, each on the other,
nd were shivered to fragments-1 was in the see
•uth, which fell with its turward end to the ground,
Chile the other end rested oil the top of the pier—
hose in it were only bruised. Thu remaining cars
ambled down the embankment before they reached
he pier. Such a wreck I never saw, and hupemever
gam to HOC. It was ono undistingaichable mass of
vuoden beams, seats, iron wheels and rods, from be
eath which came up groans of agony. The unin
ured organized themselves under Aix. Pride, the
'unduckir, and endeavored by chopping, to extricate
hose who were yet alive from the wreck. •liere, a
ileum was cut to disengage a broken arm; there au
;roil axle was pryed up to relieve a mutilated leg.—
there was no shrieking and screaming, though all
egged, fur the love of Heaven, to be extricated tram
some mass of iron or beam of wood, which pinned
them to the earth. There was hardly an entirely
uninjured man to be seen. Most of those who bad
escaped, had streams of blood dewing over their
faces tram splinter wounds."
A board shanty was hastily put together, la which
the wounded were placed, as fast as they were extri
cated. The following is a list of those killed—
A. L. Chappell, Bev. A. Bullard, B. B. Payton,
Cyrus Melvin, Mann Butler, Thomas dray, Rev. Mr.
leasdate, S. Best, Fireman; Patrick Burry, Wood
passer; T. J. Mott, Representative from Dunklin co.;
Thos. S. Chief Engineer; E. C. N. esti,
firm of Shields 1 l'usti; Capt. C. Chase,,E. C. Black
burn, J. A. Ross, lirm of Ross A Tucker; Mr. - Athey,
late City Assessor; Henry Chouteau, Capt. (I'Flah
erty, Juseph Barris, of St. Louis cm; E. B. Jefirees,
Represeinative Irani Franklin co.; Adophe Abeles,
Ureurge Eberle, W. L. Lynch, R. M. Dubois, 11. W.
huhu, Jos. A. Finnegon, Mr. McCulloch, of Dunk
lin co., and two bodies nut identified. Total-29
killed, and about 119 wounded, sumo seriously, and
many slightly.
Our city has been the scene of many a mournful
occasion, either by tire, flood, epidemic or acci
dent, but never boor° bus it known such a deep and
settled gloom as now pervades it. Never before have
we bee. culled, at one time, to mourn the loss of so
many of our best and most prominent citizens.
Rev. Dr. Bullard, who only two Sabbaths ago, de
livered a most eloquent and feeling discourse on the
,death of the late „Lev. Mr. Giddings, now, himself,
sleeps with the dead. Ile was universally beloved
for Lis innumerable Christian virtues and manly
worth. Seldom shall we see his like again.
'teary Cheuteau, cue of the first and wealthiest
merchants of this city, was another victim.
E. C. Blackburn, a Lawyer by profession, occa
sionally Acting Mayor, and at the time of his death,
President of the City Council, was a man of conspic
uous worth, whose loss will be long and deeply felt.
Thomas Gray was at the head of an extensive
Foundry Establishment, and was a man of great en
ergy and perseverance, who, in lite, was universally
respected.
The venerable Mann Butler,
Esq., is, too, among
the dead—beloved by all who knew him; Cl unspot
ted purity of character, his death will be generally
ameuted.
, Thos. O'Sullivan was the Chief Engineer of the
I toad. Be had attained great professional eminence,
possessed au unusually fertile genius, and was a
br.ght ornament to his profession.
' E. C. Jul Trees, of Franklin, and Mr. Mott. of Dunk
in, were members of the Legislature, and were on
heir way to take their places as such. Mr. Abeles
.as an extensive merchant of this city, as also was
'lr. Vosti. Mr. Dayton was one of our most-eminent
awyers. Capt. Case was an excellent citizen—he
first introduced the omnibus in this city. Most of
the remainder were extensive manufacturers or em
ployers, whose Ipss will be severely felt by the work
ing classes of St. Louis.
Meetings have been held by the citizens, at the
Planters' House, by the Chamber of Commerce, by
the City Council, Directors of several Insurance
Companies, and various Societies, who have lost
members, for the purpose of expressing their senti
nents relative to the deaths of those who were killed,
and Mayor King has very appropriately set apart
o-day as one of mourning, and recommended a ces
sation from all secular pursuits. Religious worship
's being held in all the churches.
Yesterday, (Sunday.) the funerals of eleven of
those killed, were held. The different Omnibus lines,
and hundreds of carriages were seen in procession.—
The Military, Odd Fellows, Masons, and other socie
ties, appeared in regalia and mourning. Taken all
in all it was the saddest day ever known in St. Louis
An investigation will soon be held ip relation to
the bridge, which gave way. It was constructed by
eminent bridge builders, men of unquestioned abili
ty in their profession, and it is, therefore, difficult
to believe, that the work was imperfect, or the struc
ture in an unfinished state.
About the time this catastrophe occurred a most
terrible storm !aimed over the scene—awful peals of
thunder which shook the very earth, and fearful
flashes ofi lightning added still more horror to the al
ready horrible scene. The rain fell in a perfec'
deluge; no house was near to shelter the dead and
dying, and they werwthus exposed to the fury of the
storm. It has beon raining since Thursday noon,
and to-day a gloomy sky overspreads our city, and
renders the occasion solemn indeed.
C. J. llelfenstein was one of the excursionists, and
I am happy to report, escaped with but a slight
bruise on the forehead.
Had the day been Clear, hundreds more of our cit
izens would have joined the party, and the number
killed ; more than probable, greatly increased. The
only wonder is, how so many escaped the jaws of
death.
Immediately after the accident occurred, a number
of fiends, in human shape, were seen prowling about,
and, vulture-like, attempted to prey upon the valu
ables of the dead and wounded. Several were de
tected, but, in the excitement which prevailed, made
their escape. Those were, indeed, instances of human
depravity sad to behold. These fiends had congre
gated to the terrible scene from the - surrounding
country, possibly for no other purpose than to pilfer
the pockets of the dead and helpless. It is to be
hoped that speedy justice may overtake them, and
expose the wretches who would so deliberately rob
the dead.
To-day our city presents a mournful appearance•
All its wonted gaiety is hushed in deep and settled
grief. The hurrying footstep and merry laugh are
beard in our streets no longer. All the business
houses are draped in mourning. The Mercantile
Library, with its sable hangings, looks melancholy
indeed. The tolling bell, the nodding plumes, and
slow-paced funeral trains, on all sides, remind us of
the solemnity of the scene, and the respect - which is
being paid to the honored dead.
Ea-governor Reeder arrived in this city on Mon
day last, en route for Pennsylvania. The vote given
to Gov. Reeder shows in what high estimation he is
held by the residents and actual settlers of Kansas
Territory—which exceeds that given to Gen. Whit
field, even counting the spurious and fraudulently
polled votes which Whitfield received. It is now
said by many Southern gentlemen, who are favor
able to a Slave Constitution for the prospective
State, that the conduct of Atchison and Stringfellow
has killed Slavery in Kansas. I have always said
Kansas would be a Free State, and I still adhere to
that belief.
Gcn. Whitfield and lady arrived in our city, on
Friday last, on their way. to Tennessee and Washing
ton City. Yesterday morning's Republican con
tained a letter from Gov. Reeder addressed to Gen.
Whitfield, in which ho gives notice of his intention
to contest his seat in the next Congress. Accompa
nying this letter is a reply of Gen. Whitfield, in
which ho attempts to be both sarcastic and patriotic.
Yours, OLD GUARD.
A Steam fire engine has bee,n purchased
by the city of Columbus, Ohio, and is now
there ready for service. Four additional steam
engines are also to be built for the use of the
city Of Cincinnati. Pittsburg has recently
had one built on a plait invented by one of her
own mechanics. The steam fire engine is thus
making its way over the country. It is now
to be found in Cincinnati, New Orleans, Pitts-
ImuciamoN.—sa thousand five hundred
and fifty five immigrants arrived at New York
the past week. They were possessed of $245,
075, being an averageof $3B for every passen
ger—man, woman and child. The New York
Courier says the number of immigrants last
year in this country was three hundred thou
sand, and it calculates that if they wore aswell
provided with cash means as the passengers
above alluded to, which is likely, they brought
nearly thirteen million dollars of ready mon
ey into the country, to say nothing of the val
ue of their labor after they gat here, which tLe
Courier puts at an enormous sum.—Eschange
Belvdd the wisdom of.Know-Nothingism, in
aim)ig to exclude this labor and capital from
the country !
A BRCTE, CAGE D.—Benjamin Patterson was
convicted, last week, in the Cheater County
Criminal Court, of one of the most brutal out
rages ever committed in that neighborhood.—
Ile attempted to ravisha young woman named
Mary Workman, while accompanying her
home through a wood, and upon her resisting
him he attempted to kill her. lie beat her
on the head with a stone till he thought she
was dead, and then went to a house and told
them she was lying dead up in the woods;
but he did not know who could have done it.
Miss Workman, who, although at the point of
death, ;Towered slowly, was the chief witness
in Court against Patterson. Abler forehead is
covered with sears, which s will carry with
her t. the grave. lle was sentenced to six
years :it hard lalsir in the Gandy Prison.
'1'11; LIQUOR LAW IN PITTSBURG.—Piumburg,
r S.—Bennett, Savage, and Shantotn, who
were before convieted.and sentenced f r
of the Liquor• Law, have been again ar
re-ted inn• the same cirfaaa., at the instance of
the Temperance Leitgue, and held to bail.—
,S,lne eighteen other arrests have been made,
including the proprietor of the St. Charles
and tither hotels.
There .t re six feet six inehcA of water in the
channel and rising.
THE ( . I.IIDIN . aNi, Bul.wEit TRZATI".-- - \Ve
have ,tirring intelligence fruit Eur o pe, 31,.. tN i.
co
tel t:entral America. The Government
rec•ived the full c.trrevondonee lietween
NIMi-ter in London :mil Lord Clarendon,
on :he condieting, liii fret iti the Clal
- :mil
14,11 %he 1(111111.,,T113,111 n„
1) mutual agrectniatt. or rather ilisagi ee
meta, explained away. It has dis:tppeare.l in
;1, 11.1 of colletructdm. and in repudiated by
c"riliir , rl consent. la the negotiation upon
this iitteati both Mr. Marcy and Mu'. Bit
ch:Limn have put Girth their highest ability,
and !tat e shown themselves perfect inmders of
the art of dildoinac)—more titan it match in
fact for Clarendon and 1 3 almerston combined,
the lattilr being, ptalittps, the most acute and
adroit ;it Eitrupe, lit excepting the tierman
veteran., )letternich and Nesselnale.
31r. Buchauau writes that the British lillV
nruntetit, being pre , ,ed by hind moire iic-truc
td-olq, to give it di-tinct ansuer to these de
mand: if (;,,,ernme!tt, h , :t.+ re
plied that Ale :(jilts them without qualifica
tion.
Bb V131.h I:F.ADi i iit will plea,' ',lice the ntiverti,e
inent hi:elect .-To perr iAc out of limplo2, 111,. nett ',ell
fore futl •te,:ipti,eateltieue .it . all t•ur illastrat.l
To the uninitiated in the ereat art of aa.llhl4 lanaks. we
would say that we presout a scheme for menest out log
whiath is far let ter than all the gold minei of California
and A ustral i
Any pets ol c itil.a rk in the tattooed,. , risk
lIIIIe by se-ding Ia the Publisher, for which he will
receive sample copies of the various work.. tat wholcsaie
prior, carefully boxed. insured. and dire:hal. titierding a
ve..y seal per rentage to the agent fin. his trouble. With
th ill moils be all., te iewertain the urost saleable,
and sod. r aecordingly. Address iced paid,)
ItonEwr Publisher,
181 William street, New York.
Ilvainan to penchant
jfor •••inhurn IVAVen' . :Ind - NI yell tri.scs. - the brain:: of
incentd, have heretef beim in to iulsitien to lit.
tie part, •ve: tor although ninny oils, balms, dyes. and
-vie, id:: . :iv. • Ina.° the result of the incubation. they
have e.,;, viii 3 0,1,1 to he valueleiob but many of them
tll the hair dud scalp—being thy inci
}nen; and ,rufous ether painful and it:inter
ims cutitimen.
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af dye, esvential olio. and thor injurious Applientia.u.
nt tarn esaestal.le testi...oasis which an, offered in its
fran every part f the country iu which it has keen
iuhradneed. leaves no loop for the sceptic to bang n doubt
'Clue great demand for this - article tu the eastern States,
has Induced the prcprietors to establish a depot ft.r its
turinutiteture And sale in the rite of New York. It is fast
sapplanting all other sperilies Mr the Hair. sail already
enj.,y, a p,pniarity which no other hos CV, 'ain
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.1. K. Ih:AfIG, $
Pastor of tiro 9rthodox Church. Brookfield
ILLINOIS R. R. OFFICE, Cuudalis , J une 21, '54.
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untary testimony to the excellence of your hair Restora.
tire. Throe mouths ago my hair was very• gray. It is
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the only appplicatiMl I have made to it has ban Abe Halt.
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•
EMI' kin Wou,rr.
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser. School
street.
llosioN, March
Paor. Womi,--Dear Sirt—llaving bCcOlllO previney
quite gray. I was indu,d, some six weeks sin,e, to make
trial of row. flair Itestointlvo. I barn used less than two
bottles, but the gr.iy hairs have all disappeared: nod Al
though my hair hex not fully tittalutal its original color,
vet the process of change is gradually going on. and 1
have great hopes that, in a short time, my hair will he as
dark as formerly. I bane also been much gratified at the
heal: hr moisture and rigor of the hair, which, b e f o re,
(en, harsh and dry, and it has ceased to come out as fill-
Itespectfully. yours,
Poor. Woon,--My hair mailmen:aid falling IT Sollm three
or fours years since, and continued to do so Inn 11 1 be.
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day. nut to no effect; at lost 1 woo induced to lase your
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At. L. /lli S. ?larch 7, 1e54.
O. .1. WOOO k Co., :51t1 llroadway, Nev York, and 114
Nlarket. St. Louis. 110.. Proprietors.
1. 17. 1)7011 Sons, North 114 st.,lads., 111101 e.
sue Agents.
For .t].. by 11. A. IteeKarttadt Co., 10.11.t10u Depot.
I.:monster. Pa.. and lif 11. A. tibirentau, Columbia. and by
Druggists K.:orally. :tug 14 Iy-30
[kg" EQUALITY TO ALL! UNIFORMITY ;IF PRICE:—
A new lea lure of business: Every one his own Salesman.
Jones A co., of the Crescent ;me Price Clothing Store. No.
Market stro.t. abase 01) in addition to having the
lam.st. most varied and nisi:lion:lble stock of Clothing in
Philadelphia, made 'expressly fur retail sales, have consti
tuted every one his own Sale.sman, by haring marked in
figures. en each article, the very lowest price it can be
sold for, so they qlllllot possibly vary—all must buy alike
Tile goods ore rP well sponged and prepared and great
puns taken , the making, so that all call buy with the
full assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest
price.
Remember the Crescent, In Market, above nth, No. 200
lob 2G ly-3 JONES Sr. CO.
/iir KOSSUTH, according to reports, Is preparing for
revolutionary attempt in Europe as soon as the props
time may arrive. We may then look for a revival of thr
Kossuth hats and revolutionary fashions. But we have ne
doubt the Philadelphia public, no matter what may be the
changes in dress, will still continue to provide theinselaue
with clothing from ROCKIII LL d 'WILSON'S cheap anf
elegant clothing store, No. 111 Chesnut street, corner o
Franklin Place. doe 27 ly-19
MARRIAGES
On tho Sth inst., by Rev. D. W. BAr tine. Mr. Amos Cros
to Miss Catherine Russel of Salisbury, LancasteriCo,
On the 6th inst., by too Rev. Thomas B. sliller, Loci
Creamer to Rosanna .M'Falls, both ol Providence township.
in Columbia, on the 15th of October, by the 11ev. Or.
3l'Leod. George W. Haldeman, 31. D., to Annie Wogan,
both of Liverpool, York Co.
In Columbia, on Tuesday morning last, by the Bev. J.
W. M'Caskey, Henry Brenneman, to Mary Ann Bogle, all
of that Borough.
On the 30th ult., by Rev J. S. Crumbaugh, Jacob 9
Landis to Elisabeth Buckwalter, both of this county.
DEATHS
On the sth lust., at Quarriville, Mrs. Mary
wife of James C. Ewing, Esq., aged 41 years.
in this City, on the 9th inst., Mr. John Beam, in the
7Sth year of his age.
On the 26th ult., at Adamstown, Frederick county, Ma
ryland, Lydia Smith, of this city, In tha 27th year of her
age.
At Egin, near Natchez, Miss., on the 14ht ult., Dr. John
Casmicheel Jenkins, (formerly of this cauuty) in the 3Gth
your of his age.
The Natchez Courier contains a lengthy obituary notice
of Dr. J., which wo shall publish in our next. But a few
wceks ago we gave place to an obituary of his wife written
by himself—and now he. too, Ise tenant of the grave, and
another 13 called upon to do the same office for him! Bow
tlieeting and uncertain is life!
PlanaDminA, November 10
FLOUR.—There is no change to notice in the Flour
market. • The receipts continue small, the inspectiods of
the past week amounting only to 16,630 barrels, but there
is very little expert dereand, and standard brands are' of.
at $9 50 per barrel, without finding buyers. There
is a steady demand for the supply of the retailers and bi
kers at our former quotations. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
are qulef—the former is held at $6 75, and the latter at
$437% per barrel.
GRAIN.—The demand for Wheat contlnuee limited, but
prices are unchanged. Sales of 1500 bushels Ohio red on
private terms, and 2000 bushels Southern and Pennsyl
cant., in lots, at s2@2 08 per bushel for ordinal' , and
prime red, and $2 30@_ 24 for white. 7000 bushels West
ern Rye sold at $1 19. Corn comes in slowly—sales of 1100
bushels old yellow at 08 cents; 4500 bushels mixed West
ern at 06 cents, in store, and new at 60@70 cents. Oats
are in fair request-6000 bushels. prime Delaware sold at
43®43% cents per bushol.
WillaKEY is steady--email sales of bbls. at 41@42 cts,
lihde. at 40@41 cents—drudges sell at 39 cents.
LOST, on Saturday afternoon last, sup
posed somewhere In Vine or Prince streets, a light
lion! Cased pair of SPECTACLES. The finder will be enit
ably rewardodhy leaving them at this office.
- • -
NT0T1CE....411 perilous indebted to the undereigned
IA (or subscription. &Werth:Jog cr Job Work, ore mines
ted to make FainJer-•t; without delay.
• WM.
No. 20 North Qurou
LANCAETEB, COUNTY RANK.
Nov. 6,1852.
The Directors of this Institution have this day
nor 13 tf 3 declared a Dividend of five percent. oat of the prof
_
____ - I its of the last six months, payable oriderairid.
rpzeznEns Wm:Uccle—Teachers wishing schools 1 W. L. PROBE.;
1 for the Winter Session are requested to meet the Coon. nov 63t 42 Cashier.
ty Superintendent and Board of Directors of Bart twg,
In Georgetown, at the house of French Lytle, on Saturday
the 24th day of November. at 10 o'clock, A. 11.
nov 13 2t 43 BF ORDER OF TUE WARM.
T ANCASTER Bank.—November 5, 1555. The
I_4lMnsetors of this Bout hare this day declared a dist
deed of floe per cent. out of the profits of the last six
mouths. payable on demand
OOIIN,TRY Merchants--Ara respectfully tool
ted to call at No. 27 North Queen street. Lancaster. I
have a large ansartment of IhX)TS and SIIOE9 of every
description, and I pledge myself to sell at Philadelphia
prices. 11. M. RAWLINS.
nov 11 tf 43 ,
AII.IIIERS' Bank of Lancaster, November F 4, lii6s. The Directors of thisElank have this day decla
rest a iliviileud of five per root. out of the protiis oftbe last
six months, pay to the stockit s :heir legal repro-
ES=!(l=l3
T ESSONS on Drawing--Nt I gir.n
L
Korea, at his i.l . strret--to
continence nn Monday °rani 11 . 4 the 19th iNst. For torus
6e., apply as above. or at the NI wile Store of W. U. Liefrer,
Kramph's t.ov 1311 4.3
Cal 00 REWARD—WiII ho Olt
Oren fnr the approen
and conviction of the parpetrat, or perpetrat,s
who, between Saturday ni. , ht. the 3,1. and 110033 y mor n.
nd, the stll Inst.. entered tbe fan liese llonFe. and xi Ith
a sharp Instrnmant dirlarut - and destroy ten Bi C: iOll5 of
new Iles,. the property. of Paid C.'lnPn,Y.
The hi Vroter.or infortners will reriArt. 7 tht. ele.ve lett and
on rottrlet ion tit' thit person or pewsins or no dialxd
teat an art.
.4 uthorized rax.lul ion Coun ils pASS ,v,:lber
nth, 1055. J. .11.111:1.;11T.
MEI
1 - )VBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
-I:ltTY.—lViii expe,.l publio t/ale. at FULT/iN
tbe City of Lancantrr. il!)
Saturday, November 24, 1835,
ennunetuing at 9 de/c!:. A 91., nalued val
uable I•ER -tON A iIIOVERTA. in• / it in a e.inilltinta
as bew:
1 SIDEBOALIi. .
1 KUREA
BED:-TEAlts,
BEDDINti,
11.1 I 1 //.INl'
SEAT CUM Ea.
TA BLEn,
HAIR AND nTllt
NIATTItASS:•..I,
CAIII•IJS, •
STOVES,
I,.AMP:t
CHINA TEA AND
GRANITE NARF:.
HA r
N AGE,
LUVI:BLINDS,
ING GLASSES
s4rIAS.
u'IC,
I - AN I/F.:LAI:RAS.
WPM: LE.
ci:NTi: I.
I:ASK ETS.
K rrcil EN CrAboARD
bt4l-2., 17ESE:tAL ASS dtr‘H.Vr
KITCHE`. Ft:AN:TURF:
family'.
TERNS AIR I tAntbt 't to lb. day ,•I,Allt. by Hu,
K. Ir. III:1"1' FA.
IMITIIIIIIMM
IrEILIC Thu:sdny, 2. will I
j s:,10 rit York F ' nn:n•., following nrtiol,::
ono Ituilding: 911 by 110 fret, covored with shin•
pa i.•(11 bet/5t...1.k, with ,LII 6 .: 1 / I kIAK,
C 041 11 , 1,, et
kiiele et iiiiiitten furniture
fiNflireg: a ttrn p!at.• -.1,, S pipe:
a varlet v ~f of h.a artieks of 1,11...11..,1
A variety lI quarrylLg such as dints, ...,Avliar:
scliovelr , roe! pi. Its
Ind iron: a large
r-iiw arid In , kl. I , :ioiss; a tww /1,11:
11 , 1 011 . 1, :WOW, ,:•• .4 1.6 ;•,•t iw t telit2,lll.
t IFS Let; tWO, 11 - Y.: thrww thirrir Le with
I are. twii railway trOchs.'aiwl it I..lit'i V Idoth. r
Nth. tt...atuatent , . at la .4. M.,
zuld term:, kui,i,rll by
MEM
lAANCING Academy.—F. STOUCII, in acknovls
.licilglng hie holehtedness to hie Mende icr their
al patri-mege during . the first quartie.respeilfilily 811.11:-
Ces to his lull rei, and the citizens of Lancaster genrally,
that he call re-orsni hie Dancing Ai-enemy for the Seaend
quomi r on alimilay, the lth h.-test Fulton tin'!, where
he nil; intr.:thse sral 1/I.W
the Sty Hen and Chesnut. it. Quadrilles, aint the Mari ovi
enaPind Esmaivida Waltzes. in addition to tilos, taught
during the last quarter.
p A ys or pr eis,—For Ladies and Youth. Slnndaye until
Saturdays from 3 to 5 o'clriiak, P. M. For Gentlemen, Mon
day and Friday evening from S tole o'clock.
For further particulars enquire at 11. Shenk's —National
Iletel,” where the subscriber on ha hiund when not pi,-
entr:ll,d.
rrEams.—ss fur 13 lesson... nos 13 :It
A GRE A.T Bargain.—wino Acres of Land at
riNigholas t`. IL Va. I have r, rb n ,iso g i ng
art Camploil. of 3500 AtIRES of laud, lying cm
the waters 01 . the Tu,otty Mile and Sycamore. most of r,--
ry rich and excellent grass land, part excellent
Farming Land. It would make a fine grazing
Form. There is plenty of Ord and Iran up.. it.
Terms 17010 cash, or ~ C,OO rail, or $5500 in Cots
neld and Merino Sheen. This is the greatest bargain ever
offered iu Land. HENRY M PRICE.
N. B.—One thousand Merinoonnd Cotswold Ewta and
Rams will be token for the $5500. befofo th e I s t of m are b,
MO, delivered - here. uov 13 3,0 .13
VALUABLE Tract of Land for Sale, In
Fayette county, VA.—The subscriber offers for sale a
fine tract of land. 420 acres. on sib sides of the James
River and Kanawha Turnpike, ftmiles from line of Coving•
ton and Ohio MlMoat. There is a new two story
DIVELLI 4 S 110U . SE, 4 reins and pAssu.,,es, don
ble porch: a two story stone Inutt:e 24 feet square. 5 4 1
new. Mynalo acres cleared. It is an exeellent
stun I for a laser,, and store. ',chez en one or the :prates.t.
th4r,ughthres in the:State. The (slid lays extra- 4,11 nm ily
well for foreleg. Tie plane will ilouNo in value in 5 years.
Terms $2.550—51!",::, iu cash: poi, in 16r,?, with interert
payable annually. It EN I:\ yl. PR IC S.
nov 13 Urn -Ift Laud .gent, Ni. Lola,, H. Va.
N. 11.—The site very 1,444.1-en • one. The
hands 'west between I.4.wishur4 awl l'hArt,...t..n. 7,7:0t ,41
the V:13:1 payment will be ta , l in M S:0 •P,
delivered by the Ist of 3131-4-11. s:t too: head I,lv iris
Iy 51)00 10 be paid In cosh. Th, [hie is ind'spu!al 1 The
neighl)orhood This ~ kre
gain lu the State, to n merchant and t - tr•-••• '•
Valuable Small Farm near Xleholag, C.
11. Va.. for sale.—The subscriber .41e, I r sale adjoining
the 'rapidly improving town of L'1.1113111,5 . N ill, a traot of
land eontaining 100 acres. about newly cleated and Un
der fence. The romainthr timbered, with plenty
of coal. This land is very rich. It would suit a business
man. The wood and cord will 01,011 pay for the land.
Terms: 11200. $lOO cash. Valance in I'd months.
HENRY V. PRICr,
nov 13 3m 4.3 Land Aac Nieholas, C. 11. I a.
N. B.—Nicholas C. 11. °le, snJoriur advalltmes to um.
elm Mrs, saddlers. carpente,. Ito ucrc and coahmaker,
with stem capital.
Also, For Sale --15t) arres 0: laLdtimber
ed, ~ue wile from Sumthersville. an exeellent she 1, Tau
]'ark and saw will. The timber 111,, thnr, rry fer
the laud, and 111., !aridLied. A tad
yard and saw will would de zth et..ellehr,
tireruts: $l3OO, uno halt rash, leilanee in 12 mouths, or
in Sheep. Merino 11wei at $l.
ov 13 Sal 43 Lan.i Agent, Nieholas C. 11. Va. -
N. B.—There i. no this ti net. ‘talc. NValunt, Poplar and
Maple to run a milt 10 years. And umber is in demand
largely ov e r supply. The laud lays inune.liately on Wes
ton and Gauley Bride . .. Turnpike. There is also plenty of
'coal on the land, which sells readily at 8 et,. bushel.--
Two Men With $3OOO capital mold nisi, money.
(Valley Spirit spy.)
MEM
fjlO Persona out of Employment.--The
Best Books for Agents. Send fora few ~.pies and try
them among your friends. Robert Sears put lhhes the tbi
lowing popular illustrated works. and for the sale of which
he desires an aotire Agent in every I`..unto et' lite Uni
ted States. A small capital of 510 or $25 only is required.
I.—The most elegant and useful volume of the year.—
Sear's great work on Russia. Just published. an illustra
ted description of the Russian Empire. Being. is ph) steal
and political history of its governments and pie 'flees,
productions, resources. Imperial government. rollitneree.
literature, Aucational means. reli.zirm. pt.pie. manners,
customs, antiquities, etc., etre from the latest and most
authentic sources. Embellished with abort 2101 engra
vings, and maps of European and Asiatic Russia. The
whole complete in ono large octavo of about 700
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Parsons wishing to act as agents, and do a safe business.
can send for a specimen volume, and a subscription book
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fine to two hundred subscribers, in le. delivered at a cer
tain time to be agreed on, say in thirty or forty days from
the time of signing.
11.—A1., a deeply interesting volume, entitled The
Remarkable Adventures of Celebrated Persons. - embracing
the romantic incidents and adventures in the lives of sov
ereigns, statesmen, generals, princes, war riors.,travellers,
adventurers, voyagers, Sc., eminent in the history of Eu•
rope and America, including sketches of over fifty relebra.
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gilt. Price, $1,2:5.
11.1.—New Pictorial History of China and ludincom
priSing a description of these countries and their 'nimbi
tants—embracing the historical events, government. reli
gion, education, language, literature, arts. manufactures,
produce, commerce, manners and customs of the people,
from the earliest period of authentic record to the present
time. Illustrated with 200 engravings. GOO pages large
octavo; Price. $2,00.
IV.—New Pictorial Family Instructor, or Digest ~r ;,,n
-eral Knowledge—comprising a complete circle of useful
and enterprising inlormation. Designed for families,
schools and libraries. 000 pager, octavo. Price. 52,50.
V.—Pictorial History of the American ltevolution.—A
hook for every family in the Union! It contains on ac
count of the early history of our country, constitution of
the United States, a chronological index, ke. Several him
dred engravings. Price, $2,00.
With a variety of other popular Pictorial Works, of such
a moral and religious influence, that while good men may
safely engage in their circulation, they will confer a pub
lic benefit, and receive a fair compensation for their labor.
To men of enterprise and tact, this business oilers an
opportunity fur profitable employment seldom to Abe met
with.
Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will receive
promptly by mall, a circular containing full particulars,
with "directions to persons disposed to act as agents," to
gether with terms on which they will be furnished, by ad
dressing the subscriber, post paid.
EC=
Send for one Copy.--Single copies of the afore works
will be carefully enveloped in stout paper, and forwarded
at our risk and expense to auy poet office lu the United
Staten, on the receipt of the retail price.
DAUING SchooI.—A.BONNAFFON respectfully
1/.N h
announces to his patrons and the citizens of Lancaster
generally, that he will open his DANCIN,G SCIIOUL, at
Fulton Hall, on Friday and Saturday the 9th and Ifoth
Inst., at 4 o'clock, P. 3L, for Ilisswv; at 6 fur Masters: and
at 8 for Gentlemen. In addition to the Science of Dancing,
and those fancy dances now taught, he will introduce
the Bohemian Polka, of twenty changes or figures; the
Esmeralda and the Cialitza. nov tS 3t 42
ESTATE of James Crosv.—clu the Court of
Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Whereas,
A. S. Green ' Committee of James Crow, (an hnbitual
drunkard) did on the 29th day of October. 1855. file in the
Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court his account n
the said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 3d
day of Dec., 1855, for the confirmation thereof, unless ex
ceptions be filed.
Attest,
Proth'yA Office, Lan. net 0
MATONE New Goode at Wentels--Now open
ing, the best bargains of the season. 'Velvets, Cloths
for lfalmaig . Shawls 25 per cent lower than over Slerinoes,
every ,had Ladles Dress Goods of the latest designs.—
Silks, Bilks, the most beautiful ever offered.
Now opening, the largest assortment of Gloves and ile
*dem in order to snit every taste; 1000 pieces of the best
Calicoes ever sold,attllA:cta; 4-4 Muslin, at 6 1 % cts., at
NNTZ'S.
Carpets-Just received the cheapest carpets ever sold at
WENTZ'S
.Now is tlie.time for every one that wants a new, carpet.
The best dollar t' • :Me.
JAL GI. FETTER,
CaAter
4 in.vsy
Ilvt! is r.,tuili.d
of f.atuing li:111.t, a larg
cnri,•iy of
=BEI
El=
112MMIMME
J. BONVAIA:C, Prothly.
4t42
PUBLIC
ON Friday, November 16th, 1955, at T o'clock, -P.
Di. will be sold at public sale, at C. Shenk's hotel,
in
Di.,
Queen street, the following valuable prop
erty, late the estate of Dr. Samuel Humes, deo'd.
No. 1. A tot of Oround, fronting the new Court
Rouse and 24 Reformed Church, 175 feet. There
are upon it FIVE DWELLING 110USE8, new Sta
ble,i three good wells—the Conestoga water and oth
er improvements—is divided into 7 lota or purports,
varying from 18 to 34 feet front on Duke street; and
will be sold separately or together, as may best suit
purchasers.
To Attorneys,wanting offices and dwellings within
a few yards of the Court Rouse and Public Offices, as
well as all others wishing an eligible building lot : in
one of the most beautiful and desirable localities,
either for business or private residence, in the city,
this is an opportunity that will not be presented
again, as the property will be positively sold, with
out reserve.
No. 2. A new Two-Story BRICK DOU
BLE HOUSE, and Lot of Ground, situate on
the South side of East Orange street, above is • a
. .
Plum, opposite the Public Schools, and near tue .t....-
comotire Works, with back buildings and other imp
prorements, and will be sold separate or entire as de
sired.
-. No. 3. TWO LOTS OF (ROUND, immediately
East of the above, each fronting on Orange street, 21
feet .51 inches, and extending back 211 feet to a 14
feet alloy.
Previous to the sale, the above properties, together
with all the remaining property belonging to the es
tate of dec'd., can be purchased at private sale, on
application to the subscriber, where plans of the
whole can be seen, and any information respecting
them obtained. HENRY CARPENTER,
nor. 6 24 42 Executor.
Cosmopolitan Art Association
SECOND YEAR.—Arrangements for the Second
Annual Collection of this new and popular institu
tion for the diffusion of Literature and Art, have
been made on the most ezensive scale.
Among tho works already engaged, is the far
falmed. "GENOA CRUCIFIX," which originally
cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection, the diffusion of
American Art, and the encouragement of American
genius, have not been overlooked. Commissions
have been issued to many of the most distinguished
American Artists, who will contribute some of their
finest productions. Among them are three Marble
Busts, executed by the greatest living Sculptor,-
11111Ait POWERS :
UEORGE WASIILNGTON, The Father of his Country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, The Philosopher ; Dk.N/EL,
WEBSTEIL, The Statesman. A special agent has vis
ited Europe and made careful and judicious selec
tions of foreign works of Art, both in Bronze and
Marble ; Statuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valuable collection
of Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed free
among the members of the Association for the Second
Year.
Taasis or 411EnnErtsttir.—The payment of three
dollars ounstitutes any one a member of this .Associ
ation, and entitles him to either one of the following
Magazines for one year, and also a ticket in the dis
tribution of the Statuary and Paintings.
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dy's Book, and Household Words.
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to
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tickets in the distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of member
ships, are devoted to the purchase of works of Art
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The advantages secured by becoming a member of
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chasini, choice Works of Art, which are to bo dis
tributed among themselves. and are at the same time
encouraging the Artists of the country, disbursing
thousands of dollars through its agency.
Persons in remitting funds for membership, will
please give their post-office address in full, stating
the month they wish the Magazine to commence,
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Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores, will
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the Magazines and free Ticket in the annual distri
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scriptions, sent free on application.
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At either of the principal offices—
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New York, or Western Office, 188 Water street, ,tian
dusky, Ohio.
Subscriptions received by
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1 MPORTANT TO THE MEDICALPROFESSION.—CIinicaI Lectures on Surgery. By M. Nelaton.
From Notes taken by Walter F. Atlee, M. D. Just
published by J. B. Lippincott tt Co.
Dickson's Elements of Medioine, a compendious
view of Pytliology and Therapeutics; or, the History
and Treatment of Diseases. By Samuel Henry
Dickson, M. D.. LL. D. For sale at MURRAY
STOEK'S, Lanea,z.ir. nor 6 tf-42
LLUSTRA'ric: D Hist orS, of a Year's
l vest in the Criiim.t. CAtiplete up to the
rif J of tlui iii , iekte of Seritptepol—ltutt I,—.
Fort i s eniq. Woutt/leil,
lilt the latei.t refer,. the ;mil Mail:
Aho. dove view , . Id i7li•liit..,topel; with do,cripti.l...l .
e•wh.....41 n i.plendiit it 4.lCronsuult, ..11..aring nil
of Map. 26 I.y inetn, Price. Yv ,vuts. 6rxntifu?
ly 4,lored. S:nt - by mail to any pArt of thu conntry
OM cent pnatage.
Map. !look at:sl Print Agent wanted sssr e‘-ry . Clare Hap Union to :4.11 from a list of p$ puler Maps. Letters or
inquiry promptly anc•as,ssssd. Calalts,Ates and specimen
sheet free to the trade. A. ILJOCELYN.
nov $1:lt No. CO Fulton st.. N. V.
11. Newspapers copyinit tho alone and sending that
same to the hue Will r.ceint• thrt, t•Opins.
1 ALITA BLE Mill and Farm at Public
Mt Phi VATE SALE. —The undetsigned rill offer St
public sale on Wedne,doy, the Igth day of Dec,miiiir next.
on the premises. all tint valuable farm situate on James.
Creek. at its junction with the Royston, thanelo of the
Jusista Riser, one mile and a half Ines the Washington
dept of the Broad Top Railroad, andlg miles from Hunt
ingdon. Containing, about 225 Acres, haring thereon
a new three-story stone and frameGRIST 3111.1, with four.
run of burrs, and all the modern improvements. A largo:
stone MANSION HOUSE. the late residency, of the
late James Entrekin, Esq. A large bank barn.—
A too story - brick dwelling house for mill. Tom
log tenant houses and other improvements. About
150 acres of the tarot are cleared, So acres of it being first.
rate river bottom. This mill is situated in r tie of (behest.
wheat grossing neighborhoods in the State. A good level!
road to the railroad. The location is good for a store, and
the form would suit for dividing.
Tha owners win sell at private sale. and still offer at;
public sale as alit, it not svnaor 0,111. The money is not
wanted sumo, and terms will ti. made sissy. Payments ex
tended to any reasonable number of years, far port. or on
the whole to suit purchasers. it properly secured.
Terms will be published on day of sale. Possession si Il
lie given on first day ofilannary or first day of April.
hunt iugdon, Pa.. nuv t t 1).
•
TILL Greater Attractions :—.;(l , Er,:is
I,ldy's Book for Iss , i. volume: The Pion
err Magazine! Esneeially devoted to the wants i.f the La'
dies of America.
Where this Magazine is taken iii a 6ouss. nn i,lLrr is
as it . cumpriars all that obtained by T.
king thrre others.
NEW FEATURE Fo
A new and interesting story will be ceinmeneed io Jan
uary, by Marion Harland, author of '•Alone." and " Hid•
den Path," two novels that have created an immense
scu
saltou in the literary world. Also—
Miss
Virginia F. Townsend will commence in the Feb
ruary number a Nouvellette, which we know will strong
ly interest the readers of the Book.
Stories by an English Authoress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits. With Engm
The Nurse and tho Nursery
Ilow to make a. Bonnet.
Troubles of an English Ifousekeeper.
The Art - of skotching Flowers Irons Nature. With en
grariugs. To lto copied by the learner on paper to be col
ored.
Maternal counsels to a Daughter. Designed to aid herl
in the care "(her health, the impfovement of her mind.
and the cultivation of her heart.
New style of illuminating wind,,, a nod lamp shades
with engravings.
Puetry and history of finger Hogs. illustrated ; shells to
thu Ladles, and where they come Loan. with engravings.
This is only giving an Idea of our initiations fur lbiod.
New designs of interest to the ladies are springing up ev
cry day; We shall avail outselves of everything that ea,
Interest them. In fact, Godey's Lady's Book, will pOF.Se,
the interest of any other three inamaines. •
In addition to the above will be continued in each No
tiodey's splendid Steel engravings.
Oue hundred pages of reading.
Goiley's challenge Fashion Plates. In this as in even),
otter department. we defy rivalry :Jr imitation.
Embroidery patterns. Any quantity of them are giset
monthly.
Model Cottages.
Dress making, with di grams to cut from.
Dress patterns—lnfants and children: dress vs—all :tits'
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Drawing lessons for youth-1000 designs; Music, $.3,04
north is given every year; the Nurse and the Nursery]
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nov 0 2t 42
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r‘ILIGINAL - Novel by R. P. W 11112:.... .n.
ef HOWE JOURNAL for 11356.—N5w min BanuaßT-Br
rans-0_ the fifth of January next, the first- number of
the New Series for 1858, of this well-known Family News
paper will be issued, with new type and new attracpa
the principal one ' Lief the kind which bas been p ed,
by both American and European periodicals, to 'be the
most acceptable and popular, TisT—A, Novi:Lis amuc xcx
eimo. The title is "PAUL PANE; OR, PARTS OF A
Lnm ELSE UNTOLD. A Novel," by N. P. Wams. ,
_La MidlUon fo this new feature,* series of original
sketchers, gongs - and ballads by G. P. Meant and an orig
inal novelLette, la verse, founded upon facts, caalle4C.Tax
STOUT OT A STAB," I - I,J. M. FILL' D, are among the induce
meets for now vribSdAbcrs to commence with th 4 first
number of the pest, .
Besides the oontributions and labor of Ahe Editors, the
limns Journal will contain the Foreign and Demesne Cor
respondence of a large list of Contributors—the spice of
the European Revalues—the' selections of the moist in
teresting publications of the day—the brief novehi—the.
piquant stories—the sparkling wit and amusing anecdote
—the news and gossip of the Parisian papers—the person
al sketches of public characters--the stirring scenes of the
world we {iv In—the chronicle of the news for ladies—
the frahloterf—the facts and outlines of news—the pick of
English information--the wit humor and pathos of the
times—the essays on life. literature, society and Morals,
and the usual variety of careful ci%sings from the wil
dernees of English periodical literato . criticism, poetry,
etc. We need not remind our readers that we have also ,
one or two, unsurpassed correspondents In the fashionable ,
society of New York, who will give no early news of every
new feature of style and elegance among the leaders of the
gay world.
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Editors and Proprieto:e, Fulton street, Now-York.
BOP 6.-.3t 42
AIRS. HERFOOT will open on to-mor
jiLrow (Wednesday, Oct. 31,) at Der storo to South
Queen street, two darts below the Lancaster -
Bank, a bancborne assortment of WINTER BON
NETS, which she desires the Ladies to roll and ex
amine. cmt Dllt 41
riIHE Office of the Lancaster Savings In-
IS titution is open daily from 9 &don't:, A. M., until 4
&look, P. M.
Those depositors who have not exchanged certificates
are requested to call at the Office with as little delay as
possible and receive the new certificates now being is
sued In exchange for those issued prior to June Gth,1855,
iu order that the insfitution may proceed in the rryttlar
inICSUCtiOII of business.
By Ord,r of the W. of Trust. 4.
E. 17CIIEAFFER. Presid4nt.
A. E. 1:011)2..rs, Seey. oct 30 Of 41
I . 3OPUL AR 1...e0t area lox Fulton
The following eminent gentlemen have Leen engaged
I. deliver a course .if TW ELVE LECTC I:ES lu this city.
The l xrnonerrolir I.zerrnr was delivered, by the' Gov
ermir of Pennsylvania. on Thursday evening, October:kith.
lie, Mr. Willets of Philada., Thursday. Nov.'s Bth.
•• •• Nevin,o.
.• Dr. McClintock of Carlisle, do. Dec. .131. h.
' 4 'jr. llorletugh, do. ',o7th.
lion Judge Smyser, do. Jon. 'loth.
Hayes. do.
•• •• Lowrie. do. Feb. 14th.
Ile, Dr. Bewinnu. do.
Mr. Ilay of lii , irui og tow.. do. )larch' 4th.
Prollissoilitiopp,b do.
The lasri,cturd has not yet Leen fully derided up.m.
but the present probability Is, that It will be &I irrred by
IlivAllll Tmhit. the very celebrated traveler.
ttir single ticket f,:r We vthol, course-12 lectutcs—
.), B HoLLAIt Fur ally an., lectur,
Th•Let3 for &ale at the Book Storrs, at the Drug St.:rt. of
Mr. Ileihitsh, and at the Saturday Evening Express
Oct. :10-3m p 4.1
• C,VNTI COMMISSIONER'S OHIO:, I
October 13,1855.
XtOTICE to Tax Collectors.—Tho audoriga.
.11 ed will NIS on the 19tht 20th and 21st of November.
((to•.rt Neck) for the purpose of granting Exoneratlnns thr
State, County and Military taxes. and making settlement
of the tax duplicates for the current year. after which
time :dl unsettled dap:kat., will he collected by the, Sher
IT. I'IIILIP
WM. C. WORTIL
,to 41 4,) DANIEL BRANDT.
fIANCE.R. Cured.—To the surprise of many. tooth
ljer individual readily cured of Sehirrus or Unucnr, by
Dr. S. S. Wlrs:lr, Jr.. of Salerno:h. Lou. Co. In this ease
about One - half the low, lip was affurted with sehirrus
or Calle,. extending to the base of the jaw. The cancierclus
schirrn; parts were nicely taken out without 'munch
mint and healed in ten days time, leaving somrcely may d o
f :,ct 30 tf 41
-DUKE Ground Spices.—The subscriber is pre
pared to' furnish Pure around Pepper. Cinnamon,
i.loves. Ginger, Allspice, Mustard, Brown .aud
Mare, Nutmeg s, kt" kc., at the lowest market prices.
Dealers and faMilies are invited to try them. They are
warranted to be fr. e from any adinixtnru. and possess a
str..lmth not found in Philadelphia or N. York Spices.
CHARLES A. 11 gIN 'TSB.
0e31.135u 31 No. 13 East Kim; st.. Lancaster.
I:lSTRAY.—Strayed from tho promises of th 4 Huh.
_U./scriber residing near the riling,. of Intercourse, Lea.
K iolllShip. n ARE 11111NDLE :ITEER, no other par
timilar !narks rommoissred, about 11?..; years old. Anky per•
son giving inthrtnation of said Estroy to tho subseriher.
so that he may again be obtained, will be suitshle pm.nr
ded. DA VII) ST I .. • !:
- uct :11)
I 3 ARE: Chance for a Business Man.—
OVtutted, a purchaser for an established MEI:CAN-
T:I,E iu one of the best established stands hi
the county ; all iietiVe 11551115.55 1111111, WWI a vapliai Vt
41, sit would i.e nilten as a.pariner. This inn rare
chance fu. a person who is desirous of in a :safe
and profitable business. For particulars, aMre , s, with
real nun', MERCLIA_NT, case of the Esiintiner Unice. Lau
caster, Pa. net. 311 tir
ake Cpt—
yowri:yNscri,:miDryee.ititalesT d ‘ ;
.113 w
ard iv t-h-oWO‘
~ cur latuirar to the breeze with the insorip lion thereon—
Ext.'ELSRSH. Come to the New and Cheap Bank Store.
so d 'buy for yourselves some valuable and standard works.
at the very lowest Prices, and Improve your minds. Let
not he burled in obscurity to yourselves and the
world.
s e;EFLarr!—The New awl Cheap Booksbuo
is just reeds large lot of miscellaneous books fruits
the 'Pate Sale t, ol as history, bh,grCie
dtanird wor k s, g et• lsioks , albums. ill:smiler, &cheat
o
baks, hyu , sl 'kg, music boehm. natsio, with
a general variety tot the most select literature, such as
might come under ~,ther headl ill the catalogues, and of
soicutitic works of eyery description. Our assortment o,
Stationery is vary cums•le',. All sill La sold at the very
lowest wholesale or ro w, plots. space will slot allow us
to enumerate books nu , Vo ,111 a s sure the public
that our variety is large at 01 comp:ate, and our tense as
low as any in this city. Stop and ace. :rod
to rpuviuced.
The subscribers have heroine k:aas
fir
Sander's Series of Readers.
•
Peiton's Outline Maps.
Greenleaf's Arithmetic:.
NCNally's It Mouteith's Geagraphics..
Beaker's System of Penmanship.
Davenport's United States history.
aloover's Ink and Writing Fluid.
`Mr. Jacob's Atiti-Cossise Amalgam Pens,
Teachers, School Direel,ll( uud Merolla alt sill ;lost it
greatly ti their advantaAe to purishaso ail tesoks at Iho
New and Cheap Book Stern All should glue us a trial.
IL .0 Co..
Corner tit Muskat and is titre Nquaras, Lancaster. l'a.
vet SU tf 41
Cloaks and Mauttillaa l--And a assort-
Ajmont of FANCY DRY GIJUDS, comprisin g Lsass
hest marks of Black silks, French EU, tmoidories. Ribbons,
Mantilla Valenta, Shawls. Scarfs and Gloves.
Par Uralar attention given to orders for Cloaks and
Mautillaso—A select stuck al wags on baud, and for sale
at lowest cash prices. NI RS. tits IF PITH,
:M.„1:63 Chesnut Cl. sun.. Philadelphia
Oct. :31-3t , 45
"DHILADELPHIA. Boot and Shoe Store.
i I . —1 have removed my wh01e...14 Boot and Shoo
sore from North f irth st.; Philadelphia, to 27, N.. q
Queen street, Lancaster, National House Buildings,
• ; nest door to Erben's Dry deeds Store, alters 1 oiler to.
1 ; ;Host extensi TO /1.14011 1 / 1 011t of Boots and Shoes ever seen
iu the city of Lancaster, at wholesale and lentil.
1 1 Latliei4laiters faint7s els. to ;3,50
M. Slippers fruit; 50 - 1, 1 .15
1
I. do. Boots front 75 - 1,25
r ; do. Jenny Lind's nom il.tiO to 1,25
; do. Buskins from 75 Ile. to 1,25
;
do. Bum Sandals from 25 .. 137?
l Together with a great variety of Fancy work, Opera Boots,
. . .
Cuslnonsi Ties. SOnlsgs, A Ilsosies, 1-urchis, Sc., .I,e.
teats. Fitie Boots Isom s2,to to V 5,00
do. Patont LristLer Iron, 2.uu to .I,ssi
do. Cat CAllJgrt.,,, G.lll ,n I . IOILI 2,00 to , ,!,,5.,0
do. Cat'Shoss 1..11 1.50 to 2,50
' do. Cork soled (ganuiuri 5,00
' 'Misses Ties from to to 75 sits.
do. Ilushises (rou t 02 to SI
1100 IS 11,11, ' Sa 10 $l,OO
- Gaiter: , toms !I; to 1.211
. D.I. 1:11k11101Alem 111 1.25
Isoys Floe Calf Boots from $1,75 to 2,50
Do. 11 Kip Boots from (Sit to 2,00
do. •• Otox from 1',25 to 1,75
do. - iidoste, from 07 to 1,25
W
JANE
pov C 4t 41
Qin H1C413 It out la to 7f, cents.
:dens' Ilvary lk:ots ham 32.00 to 3,U0
do. do. 6lioes from . I,uo to 1,51.1
do. Gums from 1,00 to
U....A.:flue work to Irom Um bands of the best workmen,
stud a great deal made expressly for myself. livery
article will be warranted as sold.
,et. 31 ly 41
EILECTION Notice.—An Election for 13 Direct
_Coss of the Iniandlusurance and Deposit Company will
be held zit their (Alice, in the city of Lancaster. on Monday
the huh day of Zs oveials, next, between the hours of It
A. ak and .; uelork. P. 51_ of said day.
INEIENI
rI'ILOMAS tV. E. axis az. C., No. 21.4. and
216 Chesnut st., Philadelphia, have now on hand a full
assortment of the newest styles of
Dress and Fancy Dry Goods,
fur the present and coming season. T. W. r.. & 00. , Im
port the greater part ut their own stock, and are thus able
to sell their goods at the lowest prices and to furnish the
newest styles. Among the stock will be found
Handsome Plaid silks Iroin 671,i to 53,50.
- Chene de. Handsome nolvereci Silk Itutre.s,
•• Mans do. Laines of every styles and price.
‘• Cashmere Plaids,
0 Silk Cashmere Plaids,
Merinof,s sad Cuslauereg,
•• Ladies' Cloths,
Volvet,for Mantillas and Cioaks
ALSo, the largest stock of CLOTH AND VELVET
CLOAK'S, in the city, and at the most reasonable prices.—
A full assortment t.f Hosiery. O loves, Mitts, Cravats, Em
broideries, Au.; Sc. oct. 30 41 41
— l - I,UBLIC Sole.—CM 'Thursday, November 22., 1b33,
will lx.l sold at public sale. at the late residence of
..atuuel Bauman, deceased, sear Ephrata, kk110 , 11,1 as Hau
-1 sneak Factory) the following personal property of said de
, 'leased, to A Family Horse, 2 Carriages and Harness,
- one Horse Wagon, 7000 Pine, Oak and Chesnut
Kbingle_s, 300 Morticed Locust and Oak Posts, WO Willow
Bans, lad of Tiles ' Quarry Tools, Cross Cut Saw, Work
_Bench, Ac. All the Machineries of a Woolen Factory. Ful-
Bug and Carding 31111, t 0 wit: A Condensing Curd, a Mule
with 130 Spindles, (nearly now) 2 'Sennett Power Looms, 2
t Carding 31aulaines, 2 Wood Pickers ' Napping Shearing arid
_Brushing Machines, Cloth Press with plates and papers,
Ac., ac. Fulling Stocks and Washing Machine. A large
Copper Dye Kettle and 2 other Copper Kettles. All the
; Gearing and 31111 Works in mid Factory and Mills,. 3 wood
1 and 2 coal Stoves sad pipe, and other articles used in sold
factory and mills. Eight nay Clock and Case, Yankee
Clock, 2 Silver Watches, Bed and Bedsteads, Desk Bureau,
case of Drawers, Chests, Chairs, a large quantity of Car.
-pots, (some of It now) a v riety of Sathaetts, Casslmeres,
Be., 2 Shot lima.% Itevolyer Pistol, Bibles and other Books.
10 Shares of COnestoga Steam Mine Stogie, and a large
variety of ether articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 1 o'clock In' the atternoon, when ter ms
will be tussle known by the undersigned administrators
said deceased.: GEOItrIE L. 13AU31AN,
act 30 to 4e ISAAC BECKLEY.
GHRISTIVIA.S Goods.—The subscriber is now
openine one di the must beau Ei ful collections of French,
huglish and Gertnan Fancy Goods, Baskets, Toys, Alabas
for articles, China, kc., consisting of Paper Weights, Spera
theses, Port Monthlies, Card Cases, Was.Frult, Seal Stamps
Yard Measures, Lc. in Pearl, Ivory, .k.c. China Tea Setts,
Crying DolLs, Drums, Magic Lanterns, Masks, Menageries,
he. Also, email' German, Toys in every variety. Store
keepers sup :Lied at the lowest prices by the owe, gross or
dozen.
N. B.—Domestic ltaskeis, Sleigh Bodies, Clothes Ham
pers, Se.. aiweycon hand or made to order.'
\IL SWIFT,
Importer and 'manufacturer, 312 Market et., above 91b,
Ptilladelptda. oct3o fit 41
ORSE and Cattle Powder...Fnr sale
Dr. THOkfAB 7 1 7.T.mAir1 gt
.
nens k sylvanla Female .College AT PER
- 1E kiomen Bridge, Moritgomery county, Pa.—The Winter
Session in this popular edueationakataldishment,' opens
on Monday, the 29th of October. Its facilities for impart
ing a thorough and extensive course of instruction in the
various branches of useful learning, are unsurpassed by
any - Female Institution In the Middle Stater.
The Teachers base been liberely educated; and bring to
thelo"profession the aid along. experience and distinguish
ed ability. The accommodations are superior and the ex
ponies moderate.
Communication; via the Columbia midi - alley Railroads,
is very convenient. Stages leave the Depot In Norristown
for the College, daily, at 4 o'clock P. M. also on Tues
day, Thursday and Retarder, at 11 o'clock , 11.
For Circulars giving full information address the Presi
dent, J. W. SUNDERLAND,
Perk'omen Bridge, P. 0.
11ALDE31LN, S,oc'y. Board of Truster..
sop 25 St 34'
irNsate of George Brow & Sarah 111.hts
WIF E.-2 fi the Court of Common Pleas for thaCouuty
of Lancaster. Whereas, Leo P. Blown, Trustee and As
signee of George Brown and Sarah M. his Wife, did on the
td day of October, 1855, fta iu the office of the Prothono
tary 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 19th
day of November. 1.535, for the oontirmation thereof, unless
exceptions be tiled. Attest,
Prothy's, Office, Lan. oct 2
FALL and Winter Clothing,, In every
variety of color, giatlity and style, at the MERCHANT
TALI:MING, GENERAL CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT or F. J. KRAMPIL corner of North
Queen And Orange streets, Lancaster. Pa.
And extensive stock of Mean' and Boys' Beady
made Clothing, made of good and substantial ma.
torial by Lanraster City workmen, and .expressly
for the Lancaster city sad county trade. Ribbed,
plain and Petersham, Bearer and Felt Cloth, ILingup and
Sack Orercoals--Pilot, Whitney and Flushing Cloth Over
coats—Cloth. Cassimere, Satinet and Union Caselmere:
Plain and Figured Frocks, Sark, Business and Press
Coat. Plain and Barred, Ca,shuere, Cloth, Satinet and
Velvet Pantrof various colors and patterns; Cloth. Cas4.l
- Satinst, Velvet Plush, Merino, Satin. Silk and Va
lencia Vests, plain. lo;rred and figured. Also. Satinet and
Quail:mere Monkey Coats; {Coulon and Cotton, Knit Guern
sey JacintES - Lamb's Wool, Merino, Cotton, Knit and Flan
nel Bodin-shirts and Drawers, together with a large and
well selected assortment of plain and fancy Shirts and
Shirt Collars, Serfs. Stocks, Cravats and N-ck Tyes: Sus,
ponders, Handkerchiefs aud Umbrellas. Lamb's -Wool,
Merino, Cotton. Knit and Woven Hosiery, be., &c., all
of which are offered on the most reasonable nod accom
modating terms,
The increased demand for ordered work from this es
tab:ishment justifies the proprietor in laying in and keep
ing on hand a superior stock of Plain and Fancy Cloths,
Cassimetes And Vestings, of every style and quality, front
the best German. English. French anti American manu
factories. Just raceive.l, extra Beaver and French Milled
Cloths for Sack and Top Coats, 13Iue, Black. Brown and
mixed Cloths fur Frock, Dress and Business Coats; Black,
Neutral. Mixed fancy Cassimeres; Satin, Velvet.
Plush, timnallino and 3leriuo Vestings, all of which will
be made to order in the best manner, warranted to tit. and
to suit the most fastidious lu regard to style.
- .
'Thankful for a hug continued series of favors, I, J. K.,
shall relax no effort, In the future ; to merit a renewal of
•
Merchant Tailor and Clothier. corner North Queen and
Orange streets. Lancaster. Pa. Set 16 311,39
ESTATE of Daniel Stauffer. decd.-I,t
t , rs of administration on the estate of Daniel :Stauffer.
Into of E. Lampeter township, dee'd. liaviti4 been granted
to the undersigned administrators rosiding in said twp.:
All persons indebted to said estate are requeidol to make
1
payment immediately. and those honing vitally; will pro
:1 seat them without delay properly autlamtieatol for settle
ment.. LIENRY STAUFFkiII,
eMn=6
VALUABLE Form In York County for
SALE.—The subscribers otter :it private :eels, or if not
sold before NVednesday, the ::7th of Novemlo, next, will
expose to public ,ale on iliac day. at the 110,1 of 11.
Ilantz, in Wrightsville. York en.. the inEowing
valuable Plantation. known as Margaret ta Yarns,
situated iu Lower Windsor township. York enmity, with,
in 3 miles of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Itailrna.l.
miles of York, 3 miles of the Penusylvauia Tide Water
Canal. and L miles of WE ightsville, adjoining laud:: of h e ,
Detweiler, James Curran, Jacob Keller and others. nod
Margarotta Iron Works, where there are Itlackmith and
Wagon Maker Shops. and p Grist MITI.
The Plantation consists of 12160 Apres, more or less,
principally first quality limestone Land. 50 acres of which
is
covered with good White Oak and Hickory Timber. and
50 acres in Meadow. Thu Limestone lies near the surface,
two or three quarries of which are already openvd. and in
several of tire fields Iron Orb of a rich quality Is found.—
The laud is also well watered. h trio.: three streams of wa
ter dewing through it; two of whiebconsiderable and
afford the melt, of a I:rst ..lass water irr: r. A large
quantity of Locust Timber is growing . on the place. The
Improvements ore in BRICK MANSION. double,
two-story, will a back building and well of ex
cellent water at the dote, Smoke House. {\ - ash G tl
!loose, Spring House and all the necessary nub
buildings. and having in front a fine Lawn tasteful'} lam
rut and planted with the choicest Fruit and Shade Trees:
an OHCHARD of over SOO Apple, Peach. Pear and Cherry
trees: a large Stone Barn, having a tiranary and an apart
ment under the barn floor for the horse-11,Wer ; It Stone
Stable, eapable of containing n 0 or CO hr ea of cattle :Lod
horses sod all the hay that inlay be raised. The barn yard
is enelnsed by a substantial stone wall. sod IF supplied
With water by iron pipes convey In.; the water from
an adjoining spring. In addition to the buildings :Arcade
named there arc two large Stables, Cider Must., C O /4 1
Cribs and a Corn House with arrangements suited for
Hiroshi:lF the cm n. and all at aconvonient distance from
the hous.• and Barn, besides Pd. it Goo') TENANT
HOUSES, one of wide:: is a two story building.
All the Improventauts on this property ore in g,sal eon
dition, as repairs t r ove been made on most of them during
the past season, are of tine best and ins :a. substantial, hav
ing.been er e cted ultit every attention to convenience and
duration and no regard to expense. he land is all un
der good i . lllo,tly no.srj post and rail lane, and is in a high
state of cultivation, having within the last few years un
dergone a thorough liming and the application of a large
quantity of guano. -
111 the sale of this property ant offered advantages and
Ind.-en:tads seldom met with, and. for this reason we
would call the particular al tenth. of 'per.-hasers to it.
persons willing to view tin.- premi,s. can do so by ettl •
ling 131.1 J:11 . 011 Martin. the tenant residing thereon.
A reasonable proporti o n of the purchath money may re
main on th e preperti :but for price mid fmther partieu
bre', person; desirous of purchasing eau apply in pe15 , 11
or hy letter to any rd tine three first undersigned.
offered at public ill conummee at I
o'clock, OH the day niece mentioned. a n d attendance in ill
be .1,0 , 01 and 1 , 11.1, made known by
,
JOHN N. LINE.
HEN RI , E. SLAV 11A ER.
.`;.A \l' 1,. H. SLAN
eTEPILEN C..`2I.AI'.IIAIiEE
Uun•ns!er, c,l 21 1,1
`VAL TiABL:E CIT PROPER".' VOR
ALE.—un Saturday the 1. t h NOVVIIII:er. 1S 113
Ottler of the Orpheus' Court of Larteaf ter County, will be
sold at public sale, at Ite,d's Hotel, the following de
scribed property situated in the eity of Lancaster. in that
part called Ilethelstowwn,'• being :h.) estate of the late
Michael Wolf
. •
No. 2. Allot of ground, situat, in the }odd City of Lan
caster, fronting on high =treat 2:1 feet ti inchts, and ex
lending hack 230 foot, more or leso, nu - 4 . ..11.1cis eructed u
small 1,01.1 llUh3li. Thin property loos Ilu• right
nf a well of exeeileot water. on th, I•otwceu
it and No. 1.
::o. 3. A lot of _round ndjoinlng Sr,. e. cuLtaio.
ing in front on 111,11 rdc....d 19 Lot 1 inch. and cotkrudo,
hack :LSO trot. more or leo, on which IS 1 , 1,01,4 a two story
FR.L.ME 110125. E. . . .
; .
0 .., A nil, o f groom!, adjoining No. g, containing in
front.. above 11l hart S inches. and extending lark g.:10
feet. iuore or lens. in which i 0 also erected x two tam) .
'AME 3.101701 . :.
San. 1. A lot of ground, adjoining No. 4. tont:tilling in
feet, more or 10,s, and extonding back s.:O lent,
morn , ess, on which is erected a I'll .A NIE STABLE. This
l ot hi landed on the uorth by al4 fe..4.
N„. 6..' lot 01 ground. containing 25 feet in iVont on
ilio„i r „, t. . and extending lack 211)1 feet. more or less.—
This lot i s 1 . ‘uudell on the south br i o lot lielonging to the
wi dow Wolf And on the north 1.3 - lot No. 7.
9, 7 , A lot , ground, contwining. - .tfl feet 10 front. 0,
eaten ding back '5.0 feet. fume (4.1,, lid, lot
is bounded...a ibe north by lot No. C...
, A hi, pr 'mud. containing t 7 feet. neon or ieSS,
i n f ront oh High sire et, and extending back Y.PI feet, non-0
or less—adjoining, Na.
An indisputable title ..g ill ltrta
on the Ikt of April next. • " ,dllu ,
Salo to commence at when tteano• •
will be giseu and t erut, rand. Pr'''
HENRY SCIIAUSI.
UILSERY Tree; , Ntaree. — The
lr dorsittned has nn hand a lai '{r ple, leach , Cherry, Plum and Apr wt 7.0, !. • •"•" 11-
ond and Nectarine. for sale on at enriluteda, l og
terms. These traits aro large, vet hit fly. ah !
free from wor-or.
Grape Piney, ritrawl,erry ,ta•p.l•or,y Plaats. Ellrer
Maple. till., ao, l-ton or :rive: t 010 id 1 .00. T 0.., war,
true to namo, and shipped to corder.
Address .1.-01 ES S. PETERS.
mt 2341.401 Conenrdvil le P. 0.. 1h.13,411.r
- LIELLOW Citizens of La iteaster City
1! AND I'9I.:NTY.—You are inol-t. respoctfolly snllei fed ti,
rail nod examine the new and spl,nad stogy ll of fnoos
just received and for suit at Willi.] li enstler's clothing
house, No. 313< North Queen stne,t. dth .loor from Orange
street. west Kid!, consisting of the most, beautiful and
richly finished Silk Velvet and. l'lush Vuet. Pat
terns anywhere to be found. Valencia n,pd other
vesllngs of every description, Pt..uss AND FAN,
CASSINIERES or admirable styles And. torture, Sup,
parlor Black Casrimeres: also, an o)ezant assortment or
Plain and Fancy Cloths, and ovorc=ing of every descrify.
lion made to riles at short notice and articles war
ranted.
READY-MADE CLOTH [NC.
MMEI
RUDOLPH F. BAUGH.
,!,incretary and Tralsurer
A general and excellent assortlTeut of roady-m;de cloth
ing, 'ma as , Surtout Overcoats, Sack Overcoats, Dress.
Frock. Sack and Box Coats, plain and fancy Cossliner° and
Satinet l'autaloana, common Pauta of all Mods, plait] cud
fancy Sllk.and Plush Vests, Valenti.* nod other rests to
suit purchasers. all cf srhic, will be sold no low if not
lower than at any other Clothing Ilnuse, in or out of the
city of Lancaster.
All articles are manufactured under tlifl care and super
vision of the subscriber, and may therefore be relied upon
as being all right.
Please give us an early call and allow us to furnish you
with such articles as you may want In our line of busi
ness, for which as well as for part favors we are sincerely
thanlcful. WILLIAM LIEN6LER,
No. 311.4. North Queen street. 4th! door South of)range
street., west side. set tf 41
ESTATE of Susanna. Keener.—ln the Court
of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster.
Whereas, Samuel Keller, committee of Susanna Keener.
(now deceased) did on the Hilt . day of October, 1853, tile
in the Office of the Prothonot4ry of the said Court, his ac
count of the said Estate
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said 'Court have appointed the 55th
day of Nov., 1855, for the confirmation thereof, unless ex
ceptions be filed. Attest, J. BOWMAN, f'roth'y.
l'rothy's Office, Lan. Oct. lii 41.40
TiALL Goods--11ager & Brothers.—ATe
12 ilifit opened a large and desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, to which they respectfully invite.ex
amination—embraring I
Silk Ft, Clothe. . Blankets,
Merinoes, Cassimeres, Flannels,
De Lain., Vestings, Cotton; Sc.
. TALMAS AND SHAWLS.
•
MMAIMIN=iill=lll
WALL PAPP,I:6.--431a7,Pd and uin4.137.04 of b e autiful de
slgiv and the Lest manufacture.
t e a... Eastern and 'Western 1101 . 53,'groWth of lf , :bi—Feath
era, dc. oet 91 tf 41
JF. SHRODER & Co., Bankers.—Take
.great pleinure in Informing, the public that they have
Wade such an arrangement that they can sell drafts on
any of the PIM,n in•,,, plac,s in Europe. Persons desirous
of sending money to their friends please call. as we always
have them on hand, and in sum. to snit.
Berlin, Geneva, Nlauheitn, itrutadt,
Bremen, hamburg, Moscow, ' Rotterdam,
Brussels, - Lleidelberg, Madrid, !tome,
Basle, ' Konigstnrg. N umberg, Stuttgarilt,
Coblenz, Kiel, Naples, 1 Strasburg,
Dantzlg, Leipzig. . Posen, ' Stockholm,
Darmstadt, London, Prag, / Venice,
~
Frankfort!, Lemberg, Paris,: ;Wien,
Freiburg, Leghorn, Pesth' r . Warsaw,
Florence, Lisbon.
Money received on depnsit for nits , number of days and
paid back whenever wanted, witlO per cent Interest, and
if left:in ono ye r,534 . per cent !Wallowed.
oct 2.4. • tf 47
EI3TATE . of Henry Derr, dee 9 ch—Letters
testamentary on the estate of Henry Dem', late of Co.
noy township; deed, Laving been; Issued to the subscriber
residing In said township: All . R 01,30145 indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment immediately, rind
those herbal; claims will present them properlir authontt
• • " •
J. BOWMAN, l`rot
oct U 4W.8
MIIMMID
BENJANIIS R. UFFER.
izamete = . eyno
0 Real Estate Agent and
street, formerly. ropted
caster, Yrs. I
REF u
EX.GOT. W. 1 .4 Johnston,
-" William Blear,
Peter llo 2 o . o . W. ircudward,
- Aim Jadan, Sunb
bleCalllEm.,
Joshua W. ()daily, PqU
ion. James T. Mile, net
Hoary Brock4rhoft
sap 23
I, - orney s &NV,
• veyancer, Office South Queen
Mattdot, dec'd., Lan•
TO
' Ittaburg,
Stryker
sale salo Dealers id
BRITISH,
O,IIIINCH,
3e/I ntuKgl Whole.
Dry Goods, bough" exclusive'
street, below Mar et, beta. :.
delphla.
vat...To cash or than tlwo
swath advance ou !ituctlou oo
• at. aucUon, Nos. 1 . 3 Bank
Second and Third, Philo-
dyers sru will sell at a wary
t. asp 23 *An 80
A irs . y tu co r . l f . o r w m
cs;uth Muth siraet,
those questions o i s. occult sci.l
than a quarter o f a century
correctly. Niro. rout
Pills, Infallible :a obstructio'
females, which recomme.:
and which may taken und;
Injure .4 health,
rly Mrs. Jookson,,)
ai her residence, No. 232
.111 a., below Catharine, on all
L uce which the has lor moro
Philadelphia answered so
nues to make Mrs. Jackson's
s of monthly regularity in
od for all person. so affected
.r all circumstances, without
sop 11 3m 34
Jail.A A. Ehll N.
12rben a ors. Ch •
---
4(.. ,
_U/Sign et the S ped Coat.
halt side, near 0 ge stn..
The proprietors f this grey
respectfully nano are to the
general, that thelt establish. ,
eat, most varied and cheapes ,
and WINTER CLOTHINtI -e
ter. Their stock I, all et th
and embraces the latest style
to the season, :tut warranted
purchasers as to urabilay A
Although the d muud for c
Bailment to daily increasing, 1
good cutters, aturit
(toot: u
ablett to keep ou 11are
every latielu of tt,wss, olther ~
Autoug our extensive assor
lowing:
uvEncodas anJI3ANI.IIiPS ,
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coat -
Fine do litres d ,
Blue Cloth Dress I Frock CO.
Fancy l'assimere toats
Business Coals
W. 13..E.1113.NN
Eip Clothing Store,
No. 42 North tineert street,
Lancaster, Pa. _
manufactory of CLOTIMai ,
t friends and the public in
rent now contains the la 4.
assortment of FALL
l eroffered in Lane..
r own mauttiactUre,
or Clothing adapted;
to give entire sattstani.t.a to
d superior workmanship.
I °thing at this popular °stab
• et by having a tun force of
ber of workmen, we are en.
always well stocked with
.r Monk or Boy's wear.
out may I,a found the fel
cistinot, Frock amt Sack Cos.
C:stinett 51ouksy jackets
Black French bookln Pants
Double Milled faisimere Pan
Flue Black Clothrts
m
Fancy Cassime 'ants
'4 , atiMett Pants
Black Satin Vest 4
Morino, Velvet add nah Ve
Cassimere and Si:Tuna Vesta
ALSO, a full a. ortmeut of
shirts and Draw., White .1
Bosoms, Cravats, 4oeket lldk l
ll,,siory and Unilirellas.
IIOVS' CLOTH t>;ll.--Just.
assortment . of Baia' Clothln
sisting of Bove; i_rierenats,F
Pasts, and l'esta bf all sizes,
Also, just reeeilled n large
ey Colurkl Clutl, Fuocy 1u
skin CaNsime:os, lack :mlin
mores. whirl. will made u
two, In the latest iushion a
1,00 to 2,60
IVoolen and Cotton Under
.ll Figured Shirts, Gollitrs,
,Susponders, dtocks, Glove.
ompleted, another Tory large
suitable for the e.eson, con
el:, Sack, and ..Iloukey Coats,
tat at extremely low prices,
ssortmenl of Block and Fan-
L liner., Black French Doe
Velvet:, Mathes, dud cooti
to order at the shortest no
d ou the most reasonable
,
terms.
The suLserlber,l are in regt lac receipt of the latest New
York anfl lTillathOphis lasi:lbw . , employ none but the beat
11
workmen, and mmidently liere they have the ability to
furnish el ery article of clothing lower . . ban any other
Clothing ilouso i this city, od guarrantee to all who La
ver them with eir costar, ' the lull worth of their
money.F.ll.llEN ti Co.,
Cuited ntutee lathing S re sign of the Striped Coat,
.•;o. 4:: SOrtil Queen street, e st mile, Laucaater.
sep 2Z, ' l
ranca,Cer
j_dreet.rs. to solve during t
at the It:lnking, 1 ouse oo M
her, between theltom:4 of
n Eleetirn fur Thirteen In
'. e ensuing year, will be,held
tle) , tn.. Inth day of Noyem
[ . M., and 3 P. M.
lOUS U. FETTER, Ctudder.
'tockhuldere vlll ho held at
ay the h. h day of November,
to the charter.
A general meeting of tho
the Ilalikiug Ruder, on Tue.
at O o'clock, A. ngrueabl
out 9
Dal eat Arribrotyptls.—The subscribers having
J. purchased tie excite:iv' right of Lancaster city, are
now enabled to !Ter to the pubitc a NEW STYLE or l'lmmuss,
tar exceeding, in beauty and durability, anything ever be
fore made. These pictures Me net reverse., (as daguerree.
typesareand =Abe seen in. nylight. They slut possess the
rare property ofl bolug 13111 i RieIIABLE; icing hermetically
sealed between glass plat' which Is secured by Letters
Patent, In the United Sta,s, Great„liritain and France,
t
and practised in Lancaster i •
ty by T. & W. CUMII INGS.
uuly, over Spveclk ,Ii lirol; New Store, North Queen It.,
Lancaster.
I LAPLI
The term AMBItOTYPE,
designated; is lived front
nifying indestru tibility, pe
taken upon plate glass. to N
ponding si, is N eur‘td with
by whiolt the p elute tat
for ages; it will of corrodd ,
il
'ATION. •
by which these l'ictures are
he Greek word Ambrotos, sig
lnanency. ,tc. The Picture In
blob another pinto of corres
it,dentructiblo cement, by
elan, its original brilliancy
by aridN nor be injured by
in its effect, beautiful in tone,
radatlone of light and shade,
I. The public are cautioned
.ingto pintes of glan, with the
• vontact with the Picture.—
the varnish must crack and
It is II 1
11, /II 010
in nuy •
water or climate]
:urpasses any 112
and may be soeii,
nguinst. iwituhm.
black i
~ t ich ant not p.•
destn•r the Pie.
.ONES MUST BE SEEN,
s'l I , it I
—1 he relict
ranger! tr
he underei
leure k
A:31111COIY
0 be a:Jived:a,
being fully as perfect as 11111.
Invited to callat the Ambro
•ned, and examine specimens
cs elt,vhere, as they are
and
typo Gallery of
before, they prj
assured of t
top t f:te
BE=
the sens:ol is approaching Cur
so subscri Legs learn 'scull
lig, to his stock, which con.
meleeted assortment ever otter.
ti Parlor, Cook, Shop,
, eg tor either wood or coal,
oaotilul patterns, elegant in
Ts. and ectinouskrl In the con
ming a cheap arid servicenblo
000;11103. would do well to
eln.re. Ai. a general It i ssont•
Moldlery, Paint!, Utim, Ac.
NI. STEINMAN,
• %Vest lilng siren).
Qloveg, Si
13 the
the attetition
tints or the Lir
ed in this rite.
Mal anal 0
enibritees many
ti,rfeet
simian,. of fue
id , ve, trill. noi
tel . , re porr
u,lit of lined,:
. CP.—AS
3 ul ,t ,VLS
hr so wnutl
. d
variety
Ihe e Sto
new and . 1
top ath
. Thou.
• :11. Ot
/1 in Lel
:rr,tiiii rS!
p It
Are
Street Theatre.—Arch
!hiladeiphia. Tim star Cora
l'Artista in the world, and ex
•nt any dramatic combination
hentrical miblic, will appear
edy, drama, vaud
tOn -n. aug tf 31
liThentley
6beet, a
puny roup posed
eeetiintr in strewth 1101 i tlll
tieretotOre offetsL.d to the
every night in 4,tnetly, trAil
evilles, musical Iburiettas,
NVllitu visiting the city.
I;lmi:wt.—By an ordinance
2a day of August, A. D.,
rrnivun permanent loan $2O,-
goa,ls ul 15UU each. interest
he payment of which principal
credit ot tbe city Is pledged.
0 n.an Ira MM. net less than
J. ALBRIGHT,
Mayor.
0f40,000--Safe Inv
ref Councils. lia,sod the
Autivoiaiti r c thtiNiny, to 1
),114 in Coupc
payahio r.ali alinually, for
and inforria, tat: faith and
Persons havi4g
frow...p l oy tc, .
lve Young men, To act
agent, Ili a bust ne-. easy, us,
ry of $lOO per Month!
trod. Nu patent medicine or
ticulars given, free, to all
era three coot piece, and
. MA KT VS, Plaistow, N. IL
6136
X3OO A.c
r 11111
r, nI a
only r, L.
Full p.
kat,e 9tll
A. I
A Iniittl f
=EMS
Ot.—This superior Hay, Straw
received the highest premiums
nd at various other Exhibitions
1 , and Is believed to leo the best
olesale and Retail, by
ASCIIALL MORRIS & CO.,
• and Seed Store, N. E. Oor. 7th
oct 9 if 39
ei• r'
Lutt r ha.
~txto Fair.
it eaxo.l
r r.tto II
at Ihe Priltl'a.
the p.lt nod p ,
In the 31arket,
Agricultural(
1 NI rk. t sti.
I\lotice.-Vle attend.
1.1 1 , .11,iVi• lel; "I . Fall . :
for tit Went,: —etnbract
iu vArkty andignantity a
ter Traci, -
To the ladiwe would
attention to t o !kers lit
pared to otter }Lout a 11
-,r I-. sorra, s, t is I.
no in vi Nl' !.., all to cal
them that Ohs shall be ~
le ntinu.
Included lui the varlet.
Watered Strii4es and l'ls'
.t.t. Innek Brocade Sil
sThr sts and P ima Silks, t
.-
m' e ' re ..noes, ihibet Clot
..,,. ~..,.,•,. lain De I.:
Itirdl all wd§: Ds L.ins
JUST IttCP2VED .— ' 2
12 cents pe.yhrd•
t
AlsAlso,a larg var:eAlY .
Embnliderl s.—.l loon
SleeVeß, Chen izottes, Sc.
net 9 a Zla I
',n of all is solirited to the ex
nd Dry Goode now open
'•.an vsortruent as magnificent
E'er, otrored the Laneas-
ay that haring paid particular
i.la department. we aro fully pre
iety abich we Cattier ourwlves
. is iity ; And reqsict fully extend
...v.! 10r 0w1:4,1va., assuring
ited up"u the kindest at.
1 of Dress Silks, Moiree Antique,
F. Rich figlld Silks, Ottacnans,
flackßlack Wat,red Silks, Black
Ileavy l'oult D Soles.
Cashmeres, Do Lalnes, &c.
,01 s, for 12y, •
now upcuaig nt WENTZ'S.
.st en., Manchester Cllnghau..,
Fall Shawls and Brach& Smuts.
tiful lot. Needle W. Collars,
extra quality at
1
.. -t5,......511A.WL.
8 1414 •tt Weati
now one,. ..
hour of t 1.,,) dn.
Stella and .I.lrocL
Plain Centers.'Squar..
Brncha Squarhawls, .
Cashmere, 'T rkurrl. Th ,
State Shawls,llaln, Drat
Blanket Long, lid square
Bear In min ' the plar.e
and price, Is atl Wentz's
BLANKETS' , BLANK
Blankets, whlc we guar
out 9tt 38 i
I a
-SHAWI-4.-09er 1000 Shawls
ready fur exatninatidd, at ar.9
r l tels—Llold and Brocha Borders,
Lung—Printed Stella Shawl.",
as Lnng Shawls, new styles.
Ng, tolorn, Silk Fringe, Bay
4 plank :pawls, Crape and
I "au,
Shawl
'or Shaw,
awl depot.
rec.
tee to sell at law,
IVENTZ'c
M T e a r: : ni x
8 , s r, it': lit
most
ladles, entirely new des]:.
Embroideries, new des4n
Scarfs and Sim': Is, Cast=
oet 9
de.—Sour opening from
agohlrent DRESS GOODS fo.
1.-. A larguaasortment of French
I. ; Talmaa and Cloaks, Brocha
f ro and ICoolen
(MORNS ELLERS, STR
kjulent of Soperfor Cor
Patent, enpnbler Snelling
Also Itennnek's and and
-or patterne ofyarlons pri
Cutters of he tnost apprn •
variety. &awoke Chopper
xao, S 7 ubsnil. `lngle, and
Yokes and Ito+, Grain F,
Cob Mills; Llmdiand Guam
sale and Retail [by
Agricultural IVarehouse
and Market shr t , Phila.
W CUTTERS--a largo assort
. Shellers. including heading's
1000 bushels of Corn phir day.
Ivor Shellers, with variontoth
i , l. Tiny, gtras• and Foddor
•ed construction and la great
and Etutfors. Double Alichi.
ar Share Flows, Superior Ox
,s, Farmers Roller. Corn and
Spreaders, &c.,for ;Me Whole-
SCIIALI. MORRIS & co.,
Ind Feed Store, N. E. Cor. ith
~ .
oct 9 tf 39
s
ta6Pr,-
0
/4A
Rt 2l!ll Aiir4
Nos. 21 & 23 S
PHIL
'uth Slith Street,
lELPIIIA.
Agricultural Irnylr nt l'.lrainfactory, Dilate], Pa.
Seed Gncundo Quo Arco. Rloutucdalc, ❑r•ar Bristol, Pa
oct 9 ,
CANNON CORN :HELLERS.—The under
signed have just re rived a large lot of Kinder
hook Corn Shellers, m :nu sutured at N. Y. Also,
un assortment of Meat utters and Choppers, and a
full stock of ' , Cook, Pa lor, of fi ce and Shop Stoves
either for wo d or cos all of which will be sold
cheap at i RUSSEL & BARR'S
Ilirdware S ore, No. 8, East King st.
Oct. 10, 2ni-41] .
Xinalt.2"A 7.l9!titutio. Lem
.4e — e dvant ace?' n l P ' a rk et l :ro a 7ig ° l;
larelaffordlng ovary. informs-
, fen; Youtig Men- all
Cil
$3.00 to $16.00
6,50 to 13,00
7,00 to 12,50
5,150 to 10,00
3,76 to 6,00
3,50 to 5,75
3,25 to 6,00
2,00 to 3,Z
3,00 to 6,00
2,75 to 4,00
3,00 to 5,00
2,75 to 4,50
1,75 to 3,00
2,00 to 4,00
1,)5 to 2,00
W I: \ TL'
• or very deseriptiou
.lvetl one lot of
"'tan prices at
' LORE.