Important Foreign News
We have news from Europe one week later,
by the arrival, at New York on Thursday, of
the steamship Pacific. The ' London Times
still continues its warlike articles against the
United States, and has managedto create an ex
traordinary exOtement in England, so that it
was rutuored that an actual rupture had taken
place between the two countries, and that the
American minister was about to leave. The
latter report is contradicted by Mr. Buchanan
himself. When the allied troops withdrew
from Odessa, the most of the Russian troops
there were marched back to Nicholaiff, and
the fugitive inhabitants returned. The liners
of the fleet at Kinburn had left there to make
a reconnaisance of Cherson. The fort and
town of Kinburn were still occupied by 15,000
allied troops. The allied gunboats have been
up the Bus , to make a reconnaisance. Gen
eral Codrington has been appointed Com
mander of the British forces in the Crimea.—
A belief prevailed that the Russians meditate
an attack up9n the allied positions at and
about Sebastopol. Lard Panmure telegraphed
the information to General Simpson, and for
many nights the troops slept on:their arms.—
It was . also owing to this cause that the ad
vance of the allied troops was countermanded,
and the forces recalled to their former posi
tions. The Allies are repairing ,tod arming
Sebastopol, and keep up a de,ultors fire
against the north side of the harlior. An ar
ticle in the London Time,: say, that the main
body of both armies of the Allies will at once
pinto Winter quarter-,, and that the opera
tions for the expulskil of the Russians from
the Crimea are abandoned f,: the t:etwat. At
the same time that the allied deer it, the Sea
of Azoff det.troyed Taman and Funagiva, ii
made a suceet4ul demowqration against Tem
riouk. The ofject of the exinAilion was not
only to deprive the Russian trip of shelter
during the wimmr, bat pryure materi
ale for housing the allied 14.-es :It Cape St.
Paul and Yenikale. They de-!; , i)ed and car
ried off large quantities of isriiding materials,
and found about seventy disabled giros.
From the Baltic fleet the news is thar S./111e
English ships had effeete,l. reconnoi-ances in
the Gulf of Pernau. A number Russian
coasting ships had been burned, and a steam
er had 'marinaded the batteries of (iambi-
Carleby. A r riding engagemeat had occurred
at Bernalliem between a few Russian soldiers
and same English marines from the con ettcs
Archer and Desperate, %Oriel] re, , ulted in the
retreat of the Russians, :LIM tire demolition of
the Custom House by the victor,. Set mad of
the ships had suffero I from storms. The En
glish fleet, which recently numbered one
dred and four vessels, is now reduced to fifty,
while only two French ships remain. The
remainder of the equarhon is withdrawing
from Nargen to Keil.—Nurth American.
THE BRITISH PLEET—NIVARAg CA AFFAIRS
—Washington, Nov. 16. —The Secretary o
the Navy, withheld his instructions to COllllllO .
dote Paulding until the arrival of tits) Pacific
and it. is now understood, that, in consequence
of official intelligence from kiigland, its,uring
our Government that the despatch of the Brit
ish squadron to the West India station his no
reference to Central American matte.-. nor
any object hostile to the United States, only
one vessel of the Home Squadron will proceed
to Nicaragua, viz: the tlag-ship, the Potomac,
with Commodore Ptiu'dim', in charge of the
general intercAs of the [Hite(' States in that
quarter.
lIIPOR,TANT PROCEEWSGS.—SeveraI distin
guished merchants of New York have recent
ly had their property attached by the United
States Marshal, to satisfy, judgments from the
obligations of which they had supposed them
selves released by the operation of the goner
oral bankrupt act. The proceedings are ta
ken, says the Jour tit! of Com merbe, pursuant
to a recent decision of the United States At
torney General, that debtor's to the United
States are not absolved from their liabilities
by virtue of that act, and that the government
has the same legal right to proceed to the col
lection of judgments against those who subse
quently obtained certificates of 'release as if
the bankrupt law had never been in force.
BALTIMORE, NOV 15.—Thankegivingday is
being observed to-day in this State, Virginia,
and the District of Columbia. :Business is
entirely suspended in this city. The day has
universally been kept as a holiday in this
city. The weather' was charming, and the
streets were thronged with pedestrians.—The
churches were also well attended.
TUE CANAL BOARD-HARRIEICR6, Nov. 15,
—The Canal Beard adjourned yesterday, and
Messrs. Mott and Hopkins left last evening.
It is understood that several subordinate ap
pointments were made, but it was resolved
not to make them public at present.
Gen. Callahan, Superintendent of the Aire
gheny Portage Railroad, has appointed John
0. Osterloh and Mr. Linton his Assistants.
PE.N.vsyLvANJA Com.,.—lt is more than twen
tyfive years since Pennsylvania coal began to
be a recognized artioje of production :Lod com
merce. This year the product will amount to
no less than six million of tone. This, as de
livered at the mines, is worth at least twelve
millions of dollars, so that this great slim may
be regarded as the amount of solid wealth
dug annually nt the present time, from the
bowels of the earth.
The Human Hair.—To minister to a penchant
for "auburn waves" and “raven tresses," the brains of
inventors have heretofore been called In requisition to lit
tle purpose; for although many oils, balms, dyes, and
"specifics" have been the result of the Incubation, they
Lave not only proved to be valueless, but many of them
positively injurious to the hair and scalp—being the fuel
pient of scald-head and various other painful and danger
ous cutaneous disorders.
Upon Prof. 0. J. Wood, of St. Louis, fortune has confer
red the honor of having discovered a balsamic preparation,
which not only promotes the growth and beautifies the
Hair in a high degree, but restores it when it is gone, or
turns it back to its original color atter it has become gray.
fastens It to the scalp, and effectually destroys such cuta
neous eruptions as may have been engendered by the use
of dyes, essential oils, and other injurious applications.—
The many respectable testimonials which are offered in its
favor, from every part of the country in which it has been
introduced, loaves no loop for the sceptic to hang a doubt
on. The great demand for this article in the eastern States,
has induced the proprietors to establish rt depot far its
manufacture and sale in the city of New York. It is fast
supplanting all other specitics for the Hair, ttnd already
enjoys a popularity which no other has ever attain.
ed. Buy It—test it—and you will rejoice that your atten
tion has been directed to it.
Yours, &c. I% V. ErsNcnv.
linooaritko, Maks., Jalltiary I'2. 1
loop. Woon,—Rear Sir :—llaving made trial of your
Hair Restorative, it gives me great pleasure to say that Its
effect has been excellent in removing Inflammation. dan
drutf, and a constant tendency to Itching with which
I have been troubled from childhood, and has also resto
red my hair, which was becoming gray, to Its original col
or. I have used other articles, with lily thing like pleas
ure and profit. Yours, kc.
J. IC BLAGG,
1 , ,,5t0r of Iha Orthodox Church, Brookfield
Itimois CENTRAL B. 11. OFFICE, Vaud:dim; June 21, '34
Poor. Wooo, Dear take pleasure In bearing 'vol
untary testimony to tho excellence of your Hair Restore.
tive. Three months ago my hair woe very gray. It Is
now a dark brown, (the original color,) smooth and glossy.
The only apppllcatlon I have made to it has been the (lair
Restorative, prepared by you; nod which, from the result
of-my own case, I can most cordially recommend to others.
Reveetfully yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser, hebool
street.
BOSTON, March . 2o, 1654
PROT. Wooo,—Dear Sir. t—llavlng become previously
quite gray, 1 was induced, some six weeks since ' to make
trial of your Hair Restorative. I have used less thou two
bottles, but the gray hairs have all disappeared and al
though my hair not fully attained Ile- original color,
yet the process o change is gradually going on, and 1
hare great hopes that, to a short time, my hair will he as
dark as formerly. 1 have also bees murk gratified at the
healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, which,
was harsh and dry, and it has ceased to come out as Ea.
merly. Respectfully yours,
rum Woos:-31y hair commenced falling off some throe
or loam years since, and continued to do so until 1 ho.
came quite bald. I tried all the popular remedies of the
day, but to no effect; at lust 1 was Induced to use your
celebrated flair Restorative, and ant very happy to say It
Is doing wonders. 1 have now a fine growth of young
hair, and cheerfully recommend Its use to all similarly aR
Meted.
A. C. WlLuAxson, 133 Second street.
St. Louis, Marsh 7, 1854.
U. J. Wain st Co., 818 Broadway, New York, and 114
Market., St. Louis, Mo., Proprietors.
1. W. Dyott it Sons, 132 North 3d et., Whole
sale Agents.
For sale by H. A. ROCICAFIELD d Co., Medicine Depot,
Lancaster, Pa., and by H. A. Shireman, Columbia, apd by
Druggists generally. aug 14 13.-30
447. EQUALITY TO ALL I UNIFORMITY OF PRICE:—
A new feature of business: Every one his own Salesman.
Jones & Co., of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No.
200 Market street, above oth, in addition to having the
:est, most varied and fashionable stock of Clothing in
P. delphta, made expressly for retail wiles, have consti
tuted ovary ono his own Salesman, by having marked In
Hg:ures, on each article, the very lowest price it can be
sold for eo they cannot possibly vary—all must buy alike
The goods are all well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making, as that all can buy with the
fall assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest
prim
semtAbtr Oraieent,ln Market, aboie 6th No. 200
fhb SO 44 gorrzi.t co.
•
AU I , - EVERY READER will please notice the advertise
ment headed "To persons out of Employment," and send
fora full descriptive catalogue stall our Illustrated works
To the uninitiated in the great art of selling books, we
would say that we present a scheme for money making
which is far better than all the gold mines of California
and Australia.
Any person wishing to embark
in
enterprise, will risk
little by sending to the Publisher, $25, for which he will
receive sample copies of the various works, (at wholesale
prices) carefully boxed, insured, and directed, affording
Very liberal per ventage to the agent for his trouble. With
these he will soon be able to ascertain The most saleable;
and Order accordingly. Address (post paid,)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
nor 6 8t 181 William street, New York.
AT.B- KOSSUTH, according to reports, is preparing for
revolutionary attempt in furope as soon as the props
time may arrive. We may then look for a nivival of thr
Kossuth hats and revolutionary fashions. Bit we have ne
doubt the Philadelphia public, no matter what may be the
changes in dress, will still continue to provide themselane
with clothing from lIOCKILILL & WILSON'S cheap ant
elegant clothing store, No. 111 Chesnut street, corner o
Vralaklill Place. dec 27 lv-t9
MARRIAGES.
Ou the 13th Inst., by the Rev. Dr. B3wmau, Dr. John L
Atlee, Jr., to Katherine 13. Rogers, all of this city.
On Thursday, the 15th inst., at the residence of Mr,.
Flinn, in this city, by the 11ev. Mr. Keenan. Mr. Geo. 11.
Hendrickson of Mount Joy, to Mi ssMary O'Donnell. of this
city.
ou the morning of the 11th inst., by the Re, J. Crum
bough, Wm. Dellet of Philadelphia, to Catharine Hopkins
of this city.
In this city, on Thursday night last, of a protracted
John G. Fetter, Exq., Cashier of the Lancaster Rank.
in the 55th year of his age.
llie funeral was attended t., thin em rr. ,„
: 4 1niday afternoon, by the different order: of 1,1,1 Fellows
and 0,4,11 F ellow, and by a large concourhe •of relati,et aid
friend,.
an the 12th in6t.. in thi. Crary. Mn,. Catherine Orituler,
aile nf the late PxnjutninArimler, printer, at au adranr•d
ng , '•
Oa tine lath ult.. itt Manhrira, Mr, Elizabetir
aged 7L your,
'ln Col ambia. on tlin JGnL in,L, In.njannu Franklin,
of Andmw and Afargarot IStrAly, ngod 7 y,ar.. S tnrboths
and JO davl.
Das! at Elgin, near Natchez. anis.. on the morning of
Sunday, the 14th of ilember, lafiio Dr. JOLIN CA.P.:IIICII
- EL JENKIN.i, in the 46th year of his age.
The intelligent, of the death of Dr. Jeukina, annex ing,
after so short an interval of time. the decease of his lament
ed wite, came with an unexpected and stunning force upon
the corde of his friends and ay. - paint:ince,. not withstanding
the frequency with which our community' has recently been
visited by these sudden and sad bereavements. It win, hard
to re...le.s. that within the lapse of one short Month. botli
husband and wife had been stricken from the P o ll of t h e him[, and become the tenants of the insatiable grave. Yet
SO hall/ GO.l wrought. had :in enemy done this. xi. feel
that we could not hare borne it. ••ft is the ord, let Him
do, what seerneth Into good."
The subject of this notice was I orn at sWitalsor Place,"
Lanaister. county, Pounsylvating on the Iffili day of 1/r
-esist er a A. D. 1,50. of Scottish and 11'elsli ancestry. hish
i•Xiona..(l hack to the first settlement., tinkle inn the terri•
tory of II illiam Penn. He receeived his amiletnie
iuetruc
tion in the vieinity of his thirtlaplace. and graduated at
Dickinson College, Carlisle. Penn. Choosing the profession
of medicine a s his pursuit in life, he entered upon it. study
with Dr. Geo. 11. Wcsid, of Philadelphia, and received the
degree of M. D. from the University of PetinSylVallia. in that
city. We hare been informed that he graduated with dis
tinction iii his ids., and that his preceptors predicted for
him au honorable career in the motession of his choke, tie
was not destined, however, to follow hie original Ds.atiou.
Circutustatic, railing him Annm after to the Southwest, he
became a resident of IVilkinson county. Miss. A. life of
comparative leisure. rendered more attractive and inviting
by the charms of social enjoyments. Was presented h, him
in the new position he was called to oscupy. This life, how
ever, wens nut such as to satisfy the aspirations of his active
and inquiring mind. Following , the knifings of a charac- '
teristic taste. Ile devoted himself to the study of the differ
ent branches of Natural History. and finding in the Orni
thology and Botany of this country a field a Melt had re
ceived Litt attention from the naturalists of that day,
he entered upon its cultivation with all the enthusiasm
which those SeienCei ordinarily inspire in the minds of their
votaries. In the,e departments he nimbi many rare and
valuable contributions to the and Collections of
the North. From these interesting researches he was soon
called away. and he exchanged the pursuits of science for
the thm ion of hu..inesn affairs. Ily the death of his ma
ternal mule, Dr. John F. Carmichael, which occurred in
1.87, the control of two large planting estates, involved in
the hoary disasters which at that period embarrassed the
ionimercial world, was thowu upon his hands. This task
impuard 11p011 hint years of arduous and harrassing toil
In 1540, having married the eldest daughter of Dr. William
Dunbar. of "Tlne Forest," he removed to Adanis co.. Aliss.,
where he continued to reside, surrounded by many of the coni.
forts and delights a Mali constitute man's earthly happiness,
until death ',halted in the terrors of the pestileace invaded
his cherished honsehold. and in swift succession both fond
parents Were carried by sorrowing friends and laid in un
timely graves. pony ehildren snrvive to mourn their loss,
to realize the rich promises made to the fatherless and the
orphan. and to emulate. We trust. a height example of pa
rental loveliness and worth.
Such is a brief and imperfect sketch of the mare pronii
,
tent stands in tine life of Dr. Jenkins. To draw his char
' act, and do fllll justice to the many brilliant qualities
it. we Conti . ss to be bey and our feeble powers;
nor is it lieces , ary to portray it beton) a community in
was so long and so favorable known His best
..el ha at lush,,; liiminnrials ere in the flea', of his friends.
ll,' was respected by all bur the dignity of his deportment,
and the high aims to which Ine consecrated his life, admired
for the splendor of his Mental and beloved for
the generous impulses of his heart, and the many kind acts
of his hand. He was a sincere believer in the religion of
the cross, and when the sad calamity which hotel him in the
closing seen, of his life Dune upon hint. he acknowledged
the authorship ice one that he recognized, and revered and
bowed under the stroke. a model of Christian resignation
and hope.
Ile was distinguished by nature Wish More than ordinary
duamiability of disposition, wt,ieL ombined with a suavity of
manner and a most winning address, mails him peculiarly
attractive and pleasant in the companionships of life. Re
tiring and modest in hia habits. it seas only to an inner
circle ..f friends that many of his finest , traits were disclosed.
In the various relations of Ole, he was exemplary mud true,
and fulfilled in an eminent degree the requirements of his
station. 11e was the good master, the tender parent. the
devoted husband, and faithful friend. fn his death the
State Inns lost um• of its must valuable ritizens. and the
Church an aide and always a willing supporter. If any one
point in his character were to he selected from the group, of
shining qualities which composed it, we should designate
his liberality or dispn,itioa as perhaps the most conspicuous
of them all. His was the liberal soul that maketh rich. and
.many of hi, latest deeds on earth were an expression of
this generous feeling of his nature. 11'hile he stood with
heroic self-devotion. endeavoring to shield his own smitten
Ibid.—loft suddenly to his sole guardianship,—from the
shafts of the destroyer, hr was still eager to extend succor
to those Who were suffering under similar visitations. Many,
who knew no ties of kindred or ties of blood, still weep nt
his departure, and feel in it the loss of a benefactor awl a
friend.
It was not only in these genial feelings of tine heart that
he was distingaiished arming men. His intellect. which was
naturally of a high order, was improved by vigorous exer
cise and constant study, and was bring morn and more de
veloped as he increased in years. His nnetm ry was of an
enlarged ealgieity, which enald,l him to retain the knowl
edge once he had Se tuired, and contained a rich thud which
was always available in conversation, or hi the mor e dab
orate productions of his pen. Easy' and polished as a Writer,
hi, Sou?ribntions in the literature of the day would have
been mot , : Fri...pleat. hilt for rung natural reluetance to
obtrude his minac before the public eye; and when he did
thus appear. his objsct was always connsetell with the ad
vancentent of useful knowledge, and the promotion of the
public welfare. In politics he was eminently conservative,
and seldom engaged in the doubtful strife of party warfare.
When, however, the stability of our National Confederacy
was endangered, he entered the arena rather al a patriot
than a partizan, and eniployeil his lien with ranch ability
and force in behalf of the Union, and in defence fif the eon
stltutional rights of the South. He found a congenial oc
cupation in the more graceful and ornamental pursuits and
st ndies. Ile was an 'Mena° admirer of the fine arts and a
zealous promoter of those useful sciences, which tend to
bless and benefit mankind. At the time of his decease, he
seas a member of the Academy of Natural &slow° in Phila
delphia. of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, and of the
American Pomological Society, in which cause he manifest
ed a cordial Interest.
. .
We would offer this brief tribute to the memory Dr.
Jenkins as a personal testimonial of esteem and grateful af
fection. If we have used the language of eulogy, we would
simply state that such has been our object and desire. We
know that we are not alone in our estimate of his virtues,
hie talents and his rich and varied attainments. Many
who valued him in life, and now sorrow for him in deaim .
will testify that, though dying far from the scenes of his
birth-place and the home of his boyhood—in a land of
strangers, yet the land of friends—he has gone down into
the tomb - praised. wept, and honored by the men he loved.-
PHILADELPUIA, November 17.
There is no new feature to present in the Flour. market.
The receipts continuo small, the inspections of the past
week amounting only to 15,603 barrels, but there is no ex
port demand, and the transactions are confined to small lots
for home consumption at per barrel for standard and
good brands, ..A.9,3734@9.75 for extra and extra family.. and
fancy brands at higher quotation, Nothing doing. in Rye
Flour or Corn Meal.
Grain—The demand for Wheat iv quite limited, but prices
remain without change. Sales of 2(.1.3000 bushels at $2.00
per bushel fur good and prime red. and $1,050 2,00 for infe
rior and good white. Rye meets an active inquiry, and SfA.,
10,000 bushels We,tern sold at $l.lO in store. Corn is un
chaugal—sales of old yellow at 06(#.07 05.0tm, and new at 70
cents. Oats are dull at 40 cents per bushel.
Whiskey is steady—Small sales of laurels at 4461,42 cis.
for Eamon and Prison, and 40 cents for blab.
CATTLE MARKET. Saturday, Nov. 17.—The offerings of
Beef Cattle this week. have been about 1700 head. The de
mand was active, and they were nearly all disposed of at
$5a49,50 per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves are Without change.
logs—The receipts fiat week have tarn large, footing up
for the wad: 4000 head. Thor were all disposed of to the
Packers and Butchers at $1,8t34A5.50 per 100 lbs. Sheep
and Lambs are less active. Sales of 2500 bead at Singers
yard at $1,75@.4,00 as in quality and condition.
ESTATE of Elizabeth Das - is . —in the Court
of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Where
as. Abraham Bruner, Cominittee over the person and estate
of said Elizabeth naTiS, did on the sixth day of November,
1555. tile in the Offme of the Prothonotary of the said Conrr,
his account of the mid Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the 17th day
of December, 1855. for the confirmation thereof, unless
exceptions be filed. Attest, .1. BOWMAN. Proth'y.
Lancaster, Protleys, once , nov 6 130 V 10 4t-45
xTATIONAL Hotel, Washington, D. C.—
IA This celebrated Hotel, situnted half way between the
PreWhient's House and the Capitol, has been loused by the
undersigned for a number of years, and bas been ,refurnislo
ed and improved throughout, making It in all Its appoint
ments equal to any Hotel In the Tountry.
The House is 11001 open for the accommodation of the
public. WM. OCT.
nov 20 an 44 Proprietor.
7)ORTRAIT OF JACKSON.—:I ¢
uperior life.
1 . size likeness, (28x80 Inches) of the Old Hero, litho
graphed by KUHN & KEILY, No. f Hart's Buildings,
delphla, Just issued. Price 82,00 tee copy. An expert.
emml Agent wanted for thin district. nor 20 2m 44
D. C. M. Rum
GUN£4IIII3II WANTED.—Thu subscriber, re
/1 siding at Itemisellle, 5111:11in county, Pa., will give con
stant employment and liberal wages (from $lB to $25 per
month, and boarding,) ton good workman at straightening
and finishing Bun Barrels. If preferred, ho can work by
the piece. Apply immediately
nov 3t 44
AVALUABLE RIVER FARM FOR
SALE.—The undersigned contemplating a removal to
the South, is desirous of selling the Form owned by him, in
the Clearspring District, Washington county, 31,1., contain
ing about 400 Acres of Land. This farm lies on
Licking Creek, and the Potomac River, is enclosed with
post and rail fencing, and in very productive. About 200
acres is of rich, alluvial river bottom, with about 75 acres of
woodland. The improvements are a comfortable
DWELLLNG HOUSE, with tenant houses, and all 'au
necessary out houses, with springs and pumps on .
the premises. The barn is of brick, new, large and
with all the modern improvements therein.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal passes through this land,
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in sight.
For terms, which will be liberal, and made to suit the
purchaser, enquire of the undersigned, or to Alexander
Neill, Jr., Attorney at Law, who is authorized, In my ate
genes, to contract for the sale of the same.
D E
FRRICK B. N'ID&R.
13.--If this farm is not sold E
at private sale S by the lat
of March next, It will then be offered all DOB, sale In front
of Doylol..Rotel 3a iirmulltring
DEATHS
Obit uttr,
The Markets
J. O. R ORLY
A VALUABLE CITY STORE STAND - kTEW Stage Route from Lancaster to
, jokyOn SALE.—The valuable store stand now occupied by
.11 Reading. ;Via cremn s. Nese Berlin , zpheata,meams.
! Mr. Thos. J. Dysart. in Centro Square, next to Brenneman's town and Adainstoten.—The enbacriber has commelm:l
,shoe store. It nut sold at price sale till Wodncsday. Dic. running a Stage Isetween Lancaster and Beading, by way
I - sth, it will bo told at public sale. on the evening Cl that of twegon, New Berlin, Ephrata, lieamstown and .
the, at the public bona of Lewis Sprechcr. town.
I
A. N. BRENEM.A.N. ' .98-Leaves Lancaster (Ea:bees Hotel) every Tnealay,
It to needless , to say that this is one of the very best ! Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock,,{, H. ,
stands, in the city. nor 20 it al ' ta- Leaves Heading, (Bane's Keystone House) every
_ ! Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock. A. H.
Fare... For through passage, 81,50
From Lancaster to Oregon, ' 31 eta.
.... to Fritz's, 37
' to New Berlin, 5O
to Ephrata.- 75,
to AdamstOwn, 50 '
to Reamstown, 62
to Ephrata, g7i i
BENJ., MISHLE .
N. IL—This route is shorter than any other one and ver
a very good road. Doe DJ tf ,
DIIBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On
Saturday, the Sth day of December, 1855.
Will be sold at public sale, at the house of Benjamin
Kauffman, in the Borough-of Washington, Lancaster coun
ty, the following described real estate, the property now of
Charles H. Breiding, lately owned and occupied by Eduard
Dorr--situate mostly in the village of New Market, fronting
on the Columbia and Washington turnpike and river Sus
quehane. about oue half mile above Washington via : 15
lots of ground, 14 of which is are New Market, and
one in the village of Fair Market adjoining. On lot No. 1,
of the new Market property, is erected a comforta
ble two story frame DIVELLINIi 1101:SE 30'by 32.
feet—with a basement.; likewise a Frame Stable 013
and other necessary outbuildings. There is also en
excellent well of water, with a pump in it.
There is also a small building on the lot in Fair Market.
This property is handsomely situated and would make an
excellent Truck Farm, being contiguous to the Columbia
market, one of the best in the county.
The title is indisputable, and pussee4ion will be given on
the let of April next, or tooner if desired.
Per.on.deoiring further information reverting the prop •
arty, will pleabe call on Jacob :quilt... residing near the
premiere. or on the subscriber. at his the in Lancaster.
;:ale to commence at 2 o'clo,k P. 11.. of said day, [Then
attendance will be given and term, umde known by
U. B. SWißlt.
Attorney for C. U. Breiding.
DUBLIC Sale of Valuable City Proper
' TV.—on Saturday, December 1. 1853, the undemgmai
will sell at public sale, at the public house of John Mich
ael. in North queen street, in the city of Lancaster, the fol
lowing real estate: All that certain Lot or Piece of
Ground, situate on the north aide of Enot Orange street.
in the city ot Tailcoat,. funnalning in front on said Orange
atreet trot and extending northward 04 fret to property
of let. Daily. adjoddi.g property of William Miller on the
e,t. Peter :I'L'onomy on the went. t Lady oil the aorth,
and orange street a:..re , aid Oil the audit, with a
doulda drame LWELLIIi HULSE,
areetal theicoa, wi...eh is , uiliceutly large. aid
w,il c1.1cuh.t,..1 acoanmodate two tiduilie,a and
whic, twr., familieo There is also a perpetu
al right T., a never failing well of water on the adjoining
Property, attached to the premise,. This property is on sit
tinted that earl, family has a private alley by wine)] they
can enter wail house. one front Orange ,treet. and the other
from Plumb, without interfering with each other. This
property is near the new LOcomotive and Machine Shops
and utfer,9 great inducements to mechanics deeirours of se
curing a home in the eastern part of the city, and ni it is
well calculated to accommodate two families, it will lie sold
as one property, or as two separate properties, as rimy best
suit purch.Tsers.
Per6uns desirous of viewing ,aid property prior to the day
of sale, will please call on 11. A. Wade, be 1 ., liraniplils Row.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock in the evening or ,:aid hey,
when torell2i will be made knots n by
nov 9U llt 41 JOH:. S. la ILUIEERTY.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
[MIK Ae,•.• unto of the revectine dere.lenti. hereunto an
' nexcd. are tiled in th.• Itcgi-t,r's little, of Lancaster
county for confirm:in,. and allowance. at an Orphans'
Court, to he held in the Court I louse, in the city of
ter. .to tln third Monday lu Deeenil,•r. (the 17th/ at
In O ' clock, A. M.
Jaw• R. Patters,n. Bart town,hip. By Martin Gre..nioar,
Attinini,tratur.
Daniel Brubaker. Manheim [township. Guardianship de.
count. By J. Aug. Elder, Guardian of Margaret Amelia
Brubaker. minor daughter of deceased.
Mary Eby, Lenoa•k township. By Cyrue Miller, Executor.
Philip T. Boon, Mulsbur [tranship. Second Ae,nuit. By
J narph D. Pownall and Win. F. Rea. AdMilli,tratOrA.
:1 , 1111011 .'cyder. Borough of C. dumbia. By Jacob :7:anders,
Administ rat,.
ElizabeW 'louder, Eat E,lrl ❑4,41.1014. By J,.lin llrubouttll
Ifeury 1410. t. Executor 44.
.lletzger, city of I.auctister. Account.
By liorhart 3letzgor. ituitriliati of Edwin lletzgrr and
Emanuel 3letzir,or, minor children of dein...n.ll.
J..4t1)11 'nark. Coluinhi“. if. Blark
Administrator.
Willinm A. Spangler, Borough of Mariotta. Second and ti
nal Armunt. By JumeB M. Pattor,on, Admini,trator.
Jame', Nlartic town,hip. By John M Admix
istrator.
Maximilian Fhb tiertizer, Borough of Strasburg. U inirdi
anship Account. By John Ithoolll, Guardian of Jacob
Benjamin and John tiertizer, minor children of deceased
Henry Eckman, Lampeter townidp. Duardian.ship Ac
count. By Daniel Must:er, ()madam of Mary Ann Eck
man, a minor child of deceased.
Owen Bruner, Ephrata tuienellip..
Guardianship Account.
By Abraham Bruner. Guardian of Henry F. Brno,. one
of the children of deceased.
. .
Jacob t tnith, lint Hempfield township. By IVilliani
George Foltz and John L. :Smith. Administrators.
Thom. Stu Lbs. Little Britain. (now Fulton) township.—
Guardianship Account. By Vincent Stu Guardian
of John Stubbs,llol . Mill of deceased.
• • .
Thomas Stubbs, Little Britain. (now Fulton) town/4114,
U uardianship Account. By Vincent Stubb,i, Guardian of
Edmund Stubbs, a minor son of deceased.
Mary E. tlnutz, Borough of Marietta. By A. N. Cassel
Surviving Executor.
Catbarinc Conoy tap. By John Rob. Executor.
Susannr. Gault. Salisbury twp. By William Gault, Execu
tor.
Johu Potrct. Fulton twp. Imvid Lee, Admiuktrafor.
....,elodes, Borough of Columbia. By IF. M. North
A.lmiui,tratur.
George More. Manor township. Guardian,•hip Account.
By Dr. B. Rohrer, Guardian of Henry K. Myerg., nos,: de-
Ft minor ma or mid deceased. •
. . .
Jac, ,b Brubacher, Elizabeth twp. Only and Final Account.
By Brubauher. Henry E. Brubacher, Isaac Bra-
Lacher and Jacob E. Brubacher, Execnmes.
Ann Butt, widow, West Donegal two. By Peter Butt, Ad.
minis [ratan
Samuel Oberholtzer, Mount Joy twp. By Jacob (Meth°ltzer
and Peter Oberholtzer, Administrators.
Magdalena Horst, Earl twp. Gideon Weber and Saumel
Reber, Execntors.
Christian Weber. Earl twp. By Samuel IVeber and Gideon
Weber, Executors.
Jacob Hollinger. Mount Joy twp. By Alexander Patterson.
Administrator.
Daniel Rummel. \Loma• twp. By Henry Shank. AthrlilliS.
•
tratur.
lirim, Drumm, twp. Ily A. Duhret, Administr
tor.
•
Isaac Kling, Upp, Letiox.k top. Guardian,hip Account.—
Ity Chri-tian 1.. Buteocker. Guardian of Lrah Seßuda
Kling, Henry C. Kling and Albert D. Kling. miner chil
dren of deceased.
Margaret Yeates, City of Lancaster. By Alexander 1.. Hayes
and Towni.end Whelcu. Administrators.
Peter Rekt. Penn top. By Gabrid Brim, Administrator.
John Bricker, top. Gum diaaship Acemints. By
Samuel Aiselry, Administrator at the Estate et Dr. Siun'l
1114. deceased, who op, Guardian of Eran Bear and
Emu. Bear, minor children of Boar, 'lle cased,
and grand ehililren of John Bricker.
Elizabeth Weidman, Elizabeth top. By Sion. I Nksley,
Ekecu tor.
Georg° Mi.isinner, Mount joy lwp. By El ieakit it Misnomer
and Samuel Baker, Admintstrutor,
Dr. Jam, S. Clarkson. Borough of Columlda. First al,d
fi
nal Guardianship Account. By 3. 11. Main. Guardian
of Thouuo. C. Clark, son, minor child of deceased.
Veronica Manuart, Cimestiia top. lie Jacob 'Manuart,
AdminkStrator.
Phloem, Harvey. Easi Earl t 0.... Ily Georz , sensenich.
Amninistrater.
Israel IV. Uretr. East lumpeter C 1.1..
iiland Diller. one of
Juhu li. Lo"lor, City ol 1:,•`:;" Acco,
y Bunch, titkir.l..l.3l Idizalieth
tni..l,
C..rt top. By %tell uill.hmd , Admini.
]
tra.rix.
tart' 3lartin. 3 cot Joy top. I:o AbrshAlit Mal till and
Li.litider .1. Litnietuuth. Administrator,.
Michael Shenk. Conestoga top: By Ja-01, It. veer. A ,hnin
i3trator.
John Kidder. it, r,nah of Conlin:di, By Mot, E. Fry, Ad
ministrator.
Samuel Zerfass. Ephrata to, nship. By Zerfass, Ad
ministrator.
Jacob Hummer, Penn township. By Sanned En:quit:ger,
Surviving Executor.
Henry Flick, City of Lancn,ier. By Ceorge Spurn, r.
Executor.
Dr. Abraham Bitner, Borough of Washington. Its Jaeol,
B. Shuman and Joseph &hock, Executor,
Isaac Freeman. city of Lancaster. By Christian Kilter,
Administrator.
Sarah Hoak, city of lam:aster. By Chri.dia a Kieffer, Atb
ministrator.
Mathiot, oily at Lancaster. its James L. Rey
nolds, Administrator,
John Garber, Rapho township. Guardianship Account.—
By Abraham Behm, Guardian of Elizabeth Garber, (now
deceased,) one of the heirs of John Garber, deceased.
Ephraim Hessler, Providence township. By Andrew Me
haffey, Administrator.
Martin Baer, East Ilemplield township. Guardianship Ac
count. ByJacob Eastman anti Mary Bailsman. this wife,
late Mary Baer.) Guardians of Levi, Martin H. and Sarah
Ann Baer, minor children of deceased.
John Hart, Manic township. By Ge,irg‘ , hart, Adminis
trator.
Mary Mackimon, city of Lancaster. By Peter G. Elierman,
Executor.
Esther Lefever, Paritil6e township. By Henry Miller, Ad
ministrator.
Michael Ilerchelrolui, Rapti° township. By Peter Bridia
her, Admini‘drator.•
John Greiner, Rapho township. , By Martin K. Greiner and
l'eter Brubaker, Ailininstratono.
Jacob Leibly. city of Lancaster. By David L e h:del:en
while acting as Executor.
Dr. Josiah Rubinson, Ephrata township. By toter Martin,
Administrator.
Owen Bruner, Ephrata township. Guardianship Account.
By Henry Stauffer, Administrator of Isaac Stauffer. de
ceased. who was Guardian of Benjamin F. Bronco, a mi
nor son of Owen Bruner. deceased.
Owen Bruner, Ephrata township. Guardianship Account.
By Henry Stauffer, Administrator of Isaac Stauffer, de.
ceased, who was Guardian of William Harrison Bruner,
a minor son of Owen Bruner, deceased.
Henry Becker, Warwick township. By John Becker, Hen
ry Becker. Levi Becker and Peter Martin, Executors.
B. M. STAUFFER. Register.
Register's Office. Lan. nue 2u 4t 44
RIDGWAY COMPANY'S LAND .— [o THE
EDITORS OF TIIE LEDOEF.:—Acconling to in - orlon, Holier,
a Public Meeting of Stockholders and ‘,ther:, e•mvened at
the Wa.hington Howe, St. Mary', Elk county. Pa.. .Nov. 2.
1825.
On motion, Joseph Peeler. Esq., was called to the Chair,
and tleorge F. F(chaffer. Esq.. appointed Secretary.
The meeting was calks! to order, and the object stated in
an eloquent manner by the Chairman. The meeting wa
then addressed by Mr. Charles Luhr. who recommended t o
the people as a duty they OWN! to their fellow-beings, to
give a full and truthful statement of what this land was:
its fertility, its coal and mineral wealth, its timber. its pres
ent prosperity and future advantages—and by this, people
might judge of the quality of the Land.
Un motion of (F. E. Weis, Esq., a Committee of live was
appointed to draft resolutioini expressive of the settee of the
meeting.
On :notion. Resolved, That on account of the large attend.
mice, the room In the Washington House being too
that we adjourn to meet on the sth instant, In the s4.lostl
!louse. The following person, wer” appointed the cot.
natte€: J. F. Web, D. Weldenbronner, Anthony Hoffman,
C. Weis and John Beetch.
Now. November 6th, a largo meeting convened at the
School House—Francis Weis, Esq., was appointed. Presi
dent, and Charles Luhr, Secretary. The oldeet of the meet
ing was then stated, and Mr. Walmslay, of l'hiludelphlit, a
stockholder.. introduced, who stated to the meeting, that af
ter having gone over the had, he was convinced that In
fertility, coal and minerals ' it far excissied anything stated
by the company, and that he feels happy to think that, ere
long, he will enrol his nauwon one of our citizens. His
reluark4Lwere heard with applause. Mr. Lulr then read a
letter freln the Run. G. It. Barrett, congratulating .St. Ma
my's on it's tutors prospects, Increase, hr. After Mr. Luhr
concluded, the following preamble andresolutions were sq,
ford by the Committee, and unanimously adoptsCl :
\Yhoreas, we hear with pleasure a good account of the
Ridgway Farm and Coal Co. and Its steady prosperity, and
we' aro well aware that the richness of this country has been
unknown, and thereby neglected, and while thousands
upon thousands have gone by us to the far West, we were
able to offer better inducements bore in the limits of our
own State, therefore
Resolved, that wo believe it to ben duty see owe to our
fellow beings to give a true statement of the advantages of
this section of the country, thereby to ameliorate the condi
Bons of many. •
Itesolved, that tho recommendation. tho Ridgway Co'
have published are fully correct, and that we fully concur
therein.
Resolved, that the best of crops are here raised ; that the
best of soil is here found; that it abounds in limestone;
that the whole country is undermined with coal; that it
abounds in iron ore and that she choicest timber iv here
found. These are indisputable facts, which can be proven
to all who wish to come and see for themselves.
Resolved, That we most cordially invite the stockholders
to come to our county and examine fur themselves, and
that we fool confident that they will more than realize aU
that has been told them.
MM:INIEW
From ilrodiog
LOST, on Saturday afternoon last, sip
posed somewhere in Vine or Prince streets, •tit
Gold Cased pair of SPECTACLES. The finder will be E t
ably rewarded by leering them at this once.
nov tf-
XOTICE.-...1 II persons indebted•to the undersigned
for subscription, advertising or Job Work, are req es
tad to make payment without delay.
W3I. B. WILEY,
nov 13 tft3 No. 20 North Queen scree .
TEACHERS Wanted.—Teachers wishing sch Is
for the Winter Session are requested to meet the Co
ty Superintendent and Board of Directors. of Bart twp.,
In Georgetown, at the house of Francis Lytle, on Saturday
the 24th day of November,
at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
nor 13 2t 43 BY ORDER OF TILE BOARD. .
ANCASTER Bank.—November 5. 1655. The
1.41./irectors of this Bank have this day declared a dist •
deed of fire per cent. out of the profits of the last kts
months, payable on demand.
nov 13 tf 13
1 . 7-OUNG Men and Ohiergs—WaYe Up I—
ftOUNTRY Blerehants--Are respectfully 11 vi
.l. W hystand ye idle? Onward is the march. Lulurl
kjted to call at No. '27 North Queen street, Lancaster. I
EXCELSIOR.
banner to the breeze with the inscription thereon—
have a large wsortment of BOOTS Heel SHOES of ev ry
de,ription. and I pledge myself to lat Philadelp la
prices. H. M. RAIVLIN4
1 ,
EXCELSIOR. Come to the New and Cheap Book Store,
and buy for yourselves some valuable and standard works.
nos. 13 tf . . at the very lowest prices, and improve your minds. Let
ro not genius be buried Is obscurity to yourselves and the
world. '.
FARRIERS' Bank of Lancasterikoremt s r
6, 1555. The Directors of thisilank have this day de la•
red a dividend of five per rent. nut of the profits ofthe I t
six months, pay to the stockholders or their legal-reyire
sentatives, on demand. G. CLARKSON.
nov 11 31 .13 Cashie .
IESSONS on Drawing --will be given by Joitif
,L. Kerne, at his residence, In Xi Prince street to
commence on Monday evening the 19th inst. For terins
ac., apply as above, or at the Music Store of W. 11. Keifer,
liranwh's Building. Lancaster, nor 13 It 4.
Q 1 00 REWARD—WiII be given far the appreh
',ion and conviction of the perpetrator or perpetrato 5,
who. between Saturday night, the 3d. and Monday mo.
iv, the sth inst., entered the Sun Hose House, and with
a sharp instrument did]cut and destroy ten 54,01o:551o(
new Dose. the property of said Company.
The informer or informers will receive the above revald
on conviction of the person or persons guilty of so din .1
brat an act.
Authorized by;rosolutiun of Coun.lis; passed Novell:, .r
ISfis.
.1. ALBRIGHT,
110 T 13 It 4.
.Mayorl
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1 -- )UBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
r ERTY.—WiII be exposed to public sale, at FULTON
HALL, in the City of Lancaster, on 1
Saturday, November 24, 1855, 1
commencing at 9 o'clock, A M., the following named val
uable PERSONAL PROPERTY, most of it in a conditit 0
as good as new:
1 SIDEBOARD, CHINA:TEA AND
1 BUREAU, DINNER SETT,
BEDSTEADS, • GRANITE WARE,
•
REDDING, HAT RACK,
MAHOGANY CHAIIR:4, QUEENS WARE,
CANE SEAT CHAIRS, BLINDS,
TABLE:S, LOOKING GLASSE:
lIAIIt AND STRAW SOFAS, ff
3IATTRASSES, CLOCK,
CARPETS, CANDELABRAS,
STOVES, COPPER KETTLE,
PARLOR LAMPS, . CENTRE TABLES,
TOILETS, BASKETS,
KITCHEN CUPBOARD,
besides a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of HOUSE a d
KITCHEN FURNITURE, compring nil that Is required to
a ihmlly. I
TERMS will be made known on the day of sale by the
owner, E. W. BUTTER.
Lancaster, November 13, 1855 St-43
JUBLIC SALE.--On Thursday, Nor. 22, olli It 3
sold at York Furnace Bridge. the following articles :
Une Shanty building 90 by NU feet, cooed with shinif.
potent bedsteads, with bolding. such no I.lunket
comforts, Sr.
_ .
Cooking.Stnea & fixtures; a ten-plate stove o pipe; en
a variety of other articles of household furniture.
DIE=B3
A variety of quarrying tools, such as drills, crowbarl,
schovels and picks.
Old iron; a large lot of flaming timber; a large variety f
n.pe and tackle blocks; n two-horse wagon; a one-bor e
wagon and harness; three scows, one of 60 feet in lengt ,
and two of fifty feet; two skiffs; three derricks with fix.
tures, two railway trucks. and a variety of other artlcles.l
. ..
. .
Sale toOommence at lu o'clock, A. M., when attendancie
will ho given and tams made known by
uov 13'21-d3 ISLAM . & HUBER.
DANCING Academy.—F. StOI.7CH, in acknowi
edging his indebtedness to his friends for their liber
al patronage during the first quarter, respectfully announ
ces to his patrons and the citizens of Lancaster general! ,
that he will re-open his Dancing Acat:.emy for the Seem:
Quarter on Monday, the 12th inst., at Fulton Hall, whe
he will introduce several new Dances, among which a
the Styrien and Chesnut St. Quadrilles, and the 31arrevi•
enapind Esmarelda Waltzes, in addition to those taught
during the last quarter.
D.tvs Or TCITIOS,—For ladies and Youth, Mondays and
Saturdays from 3 to 5 o'clock, P. M. For Gentlemen, Mor
day and Friday evening from S to 10 o'clock.
For further particulars enquire at If. Shelak's - Nation.
Hotel," where the subscriber can be t;mnd what not pr ,
fessionally engaged.
TERM.S.—S3 for lessons.
AGREAT Bargain. --sseo Acres of Land a l t
Nleholas C. IL Va. I hive for sole, (belonging to Rog
ert Campbell, of Illinois):1500 ACRES of land, lying on
the waters of the Twenty Mile nud Sycamore, most of ve . ,
ry rich and excellent grass laud, part excellent
Farming Land. It would niche a fine gracing
Form. There is plenty of Coal and Iron upon it.
Terms 57000 cash, or 0500 rash, or $5500 in Cots.
weld end Merino Sheep. This is the greatest bargnin evei .
offered in Land. HENRY Si
Land Agent. Nicholas C. 11:Va.
N. B.—One thousand Merino and Co!mold Ewes an.
Rams will be taken for the 3550 u, bef)re the Ist of March
1860, delivered here. nov 13 3m 43
ALITABLE Tract of Land for Sale, lit
Fayette county, Va.—The subscriber offers for Kale ti
fine tract of land. 420 acres, on both sides of the ,lamei
River and Kanawha Turnpike, Smiles from line olCovingi
ton and Ohio Railroad. There is a new two story
DWI:LUNN 110 USE, 4 rooms and passages, dau•
lie porch; a two story stone house 21 feet square.
new. About 40 acres cleared. It is an excellent
stand for a tavern and store, living on one of the greatei4
thoroughfares in th.vState. The land lays extraortiligullY
well for farming. The place will double in value in 2 years
i
Terms: $2500—51500 in cash; $lOOO In 1862, with inter.
payable annually. ' HENRY )1. PRICE,
=MEE
. .
uov 13 3m 43 Land Agent, Nicholas, C. IL Va.
N. B.—The building site is a very handsome one. Thej
handsomest between Lewisburg and Charleston. $750 of
the cash payment will be taken In Merino Sheep, (Ewes/
delivered by the Ist of March, at $3 per head; leaving on
ly SSUO to be paid In cash. The title is indisputable. Th/
neighborhood is most excellent. This Is the greatest bar.
gain In the State, to a merchant and tavern keeper.
Valuable Small Farm near Nicholas, C.l
11. Va., for sale.—The subscriber offers for solo adjoining
the rapidly Improving town of Summersville, a tract of
land eontaining 100 acres, about 25 newly cleared and un
der fence. The remainder heavily timbered, with plenty
of coal. This land is very rich. It would suit a busines
man. The wood and coal will soon pay for the land.
Terms: i'l2oo, $6OO rash. Balance In 12 months.
HENRY NI. PRICE,
uov 12 3rn 43 Land Agent. Nicholas, C. 11. Va.
N. B.—Nicholas C. 11. offers superior advantages to me
chanics, saddlers, carpenters, tinners and coachrnaker,
wills some capital.
Also, For Stale--150 acres of loud heavily timber ,
ed, one mile from Summeroville, an excellent site for Tan)
York and saw mill. Tho timber will more than pay fo
the land, and the land to excellent grazing laud. A tang
yard and saw mill would do an excellent business.
. . .
'Terms: $l5OO, ono bolt cash, balance in 12 months, o
in Shoop. Merino Ewes at $l.
HENRY 31. PRICE,
nov 13 Sm 43 Land Agent, Nicholas C. 11. Va.
N. B.—There Is on this tract, Oak, Walnut, Poplar and
Maple to run a mill 10 years. And lumber Is in demand
largely over supply. The land lays immediately on Wes
ton and Gauley Bridge Turnpike. There is also plenty of
coal on the land, which sells readily nt S etc. bushel.—
Two men with $3OOO capital could make money.
(Valley Spirit copy.)
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71 ANCING Sohool.—A. BON:SAFFON respectfully
I/OM:10110M to his patrons and the citizens of Lancaster
generally, that be will open hie DANCLNC SCHOOL, at
Fulton Hall, on Friday end Saturday the 9th arid 10th
last., at 4 o'clock, P. M., for Miner, ate for Masten; and
at S for Gentlemen. In addition to the Science of Dancing,
and those fanny dances now taught, he will introduce
• .. . .
rEOffice of the Lancaster Savings In.
nionls opal daily from' o'clock, A. 31., until 4
olocir, P. n.l
'Those depcWitors who have not exchanged certificates
are requested to call at the Office with as little delay as
possilole and receive the new, certificates now being is
sued In exebiume tot' those issued prior to June 6th, 1855,
in order thatthe Institution may proceed In the regular
transaction u badness.
A. E. Boman, See'y
POPULAR Lectures in Pulton.ilall.---
The follolring eminent gentlemen have ben engaged
to deliver a course of TWELVE LECTURES In this city.
The Lvntentmoar Lacrrax was delivered, by the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, on Thursday evening, October 25th.
Rev. Mr. Wines of PhiLsda., • Thursday, Nov.' Bth.
Nevin, t 0. " 22d.
" Dr. McClintock of Carlisle, do. _ Dec. 13th.
Mr. Harbaugh, do. " 27th.
Hon. Judge nmyser, do. • Jan. 10th.
"• - Hayes, do. " 24th.
" ‘. Lowrie, do. Feb. 14th.
Rev. Dr. Bowman, do. " 20th.
" Mr. Ray of Downingtown, do. March 4th.
Professor Keoppen,do. " 21st.
The last lecture has not yet been 'fully decided upon,
but the present probability is, that it will be delivered by
BAYARD Tenon, the very celebrated traveler.
Ate. A single ticket for the whole course-12 lectures—
ONE DOLLAR. For any one lecture 23cts.
Tickets for sate at the Book Stores, at the Drug Store of
Mr. ileinitshpand at the Saturday Evening Express
Office. WM. E. LOCKE,
Oct. 30-3cnixi. 41
TIIIRE Ground Sialcea.—The subscriber is pre ;
I. - pared to y furnish Pure Ground Pepper, Cinnamon,
Cloves, clinger, Allspice, Mustard, Brown and Yellow,
Mace, Nutmeg., at the lowest market prices.
Dealers and families are invited to try them. They are
warranted to be fn e from any admixture, and possess a
strength not found in Philadelphia or N. York Spices.
CHARLES A. If RINITSII,
No. 13 East King at.. Lancaster.
.7V). Q. FETTER,
Cathie
oc 30 3m 31
STOP AND REFLECT!—The New and Cheap Bookstore
is just receiving a large lot of miscellaneous books from
the Trade hales, such as history, biography, travels, me.
chanical works, gift books, albums, juvenile school
books, bibles, hymn books, music books music, an., with
a general variety of the most select literature, such as
might come under other heads In the catalogues, and of
scientific works of eyery description. Our assortment of
Stationery is very complete. All will be sold at the very
lowest wholesale or retail prices. Space will not allow us
to enumerate books on hand. We will assure the public'
that our variety is large and complete, and our terms as
lore as any in this city. Stop and see and he convinced.
The subscribers have become agents for •
Sander's Series of headers.
Pelton's Outline Maps.
Greenleaf's Arithmetics.
11'NaIly's & Montelth's Geographies.
Beaker's System of Penmanship. p
Davenport's United States History.
Hoover's Ink and Writing Fluid.
Mr. Jacob's Auti-Cossise Amalgam Pens.
Teachers,School Directors and Merchants will find it
greatly to eh. advantage to purchase all books at the
New and Cheap Book Store. All should give us a trial.
H. YOUNG & CO.,
Corner of Market and Centre Squares, Lancaster, Pa.
Oct JO a tilt
ESTATE of James Crow.—la the Court of
Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster. Whereas.
A. S. Green, Committee of James Crow, (an habitual
drunkard) did on the 29th day of October, 15,',5, tile in the
Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court his account of
the said Estate:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the
day of Dec., 1.855, for tho confirmation thereof, unless ex
ceptions be filed,
Attest,
Prottys. Office, Lill. tiov 6
AT, ORE New Goode ntsyVentz , e.—Now open
Baing, the boat bargains of theweasen. Velvets, Cloth.
fur 'Palmas; Shawls 25 per cent lower than ever; 3lerluoes
every shade; Ladies Dress floods of the latest designs.
Silks, Silks, the most beautiful ever offered.
Now Opening, the largest assortment of Gloves and Ito
siery, in order to suit every taste; 1000 pieces of the lees
Calicoes ever sold, at 11!.i cts.; 4-4 Muslin, at 6 1 4 cts., at
WENTZ'S.
Carpets—Just received the cheapest carpets ever sold a
IVENTZ'S
Now is the time for every one that wants a new carpet
The best dollar carpet now selling at 75 cents.
nov 6 tf 52
I)III.LADELPHIA Boot and Shoe Store.
—1 have removed my wholesale Boot and Shoe ,
store from North Firth et.; Philadelphia, to 27, N.
Queen street ' Lancaster, National House Buildings,
next door Erben's Dry Goods Store, where 1 offer La,
most extensive assortment of Boots and Shoes ercr seen
in the city of Lancaster, at wholesale and rettil.
Ladies Gaiters from 75 cis. to ;3.50
do. Slippers front 50 1,25
do. Boots from 72 '•
do. .leimy Lind's from $l.OO t , 1.
do. Busk ins from 75 ..to, t', 1,2, - ,
du. Gum Sandals from 25 .• 87 . 1.;
Together with a great variety of Fancy work. Opera Boots,
Cushman Ties, Sontags, Albonles, Eurekns, Sc., Se.
Gents. Fine Boots from $2,50 to $45,00
do, Patent Leather from 2,00 to 4,5 u
do. Calf Congress Gaiters limo 2,00 to 3.50
do. Cidf Shoes from 1.50 to 2,50
do. Cork.scded (genuine) 5,00
Misses Ties front 50 to 75 efe.
do. Buskins front 62 to 87 "
do. Boots from 75 to $l,OO
do. Gaiters from 87 to 1,25
Do. Taglloules at 1,25
Boys Flue Calf Boom from $1,75 to 2,50
Do. .• Rip Boots from 1,50 to 2,00
do. " Wax from • 1,25 to 1,75
du. •. Shoes from
.
Si to 1,25
_ .
Moos' Heavy Boots from $2,00 to 3,00
do. do. Shoes from 1,00 to 1,50
• do. Clue . . from 1,00 to 1,123,;
IC,XJ_Tho work is how the hands of this best VlOl.lOll,
and L great deal wade expressly for myself. Every
article will be werrauted Its sold.
oot 31 ly 41 11. 31. RAWLINS.
MONTI
rrn.omAs W. E; one do' C., No. 214 and
1316 enc,ont-st., Philadelphia, have now on Land n full
assortment of the newest styles of
Dress and Fancy Dry Goods,
for the present and coming season. T. W. E. A Co., im
port the greater part of 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 he found
If:masonic Plaid Silks trom 5734 to $3,;.0.
" Cliene do. Handsome Flowered Silk Robes,
Mane do. Laines of every styles end price.
" Cashmere Plaids,
Silk Cashmere Plaids,
•• Meriooes and Cashmeres,
'• ladies' Cloths,'
‘• Velvets for Mantillas and Cioal.s.
ALS), the largest stork of CLOTH AND VELVET
CLOAK, in the city, and at the most reasonahle prices.
A full assortment of 1111 , iery. O loves, Mitts, Cravats, Em
broideries, &e., de. oct. :SU 4141
MPORTANT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
I—Clinical Lectures on Surgery. By M. Nclaton.
From Notes taken by Walter F. Atlee, M. D. Just
published by J. B. Lippincott Co.
Dickson's Elements of Medicine, a compendious
view of Pythology and Therapeutics; or, the History
and Treatment of Diseases. By Samuel Henry
Dickson, M. D., LL. D. For sale at MURRAY
STOEK'S, Lancaster. nov 6 tf42
•
I LLUSTRATED History of a Year' s
hvent in the Crimea. Complete up to tho present date.
hmbraclog a Journal of the mega of Sevastopol—Battles.
Sorties, Storms, Wrecks, Killed, Wounded, •liissing,
aith the latest reference Maps of the Crimea and Black
Sea. Also, three viows of Sevastopol, with descriptions of
ouch, m a d a splendid Engraving of Croustadt, showing and
describing Its foiiitications.
size of Mnp, 26 by v 1 inches. ,Price, 25 cents, beautiful.
ly colored. Out by mail to nuy part of the country for
one cent postage.:
Map, Book and. Print Agent wanted for every Staid In
the Union to selFfrom a list of popular Maps. Letters of
inquiry promptly answered. Catalogues and specimen
sheet free to the trade. A. 11. JOCELYN,
nov 6 3t 42 No. 64.1 Fulton st., N. Y.
N. B. Newspapers copying the above and sending the
same to the ()Mee will receive three copies.
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 exonsive scale.
,Among the works already engaged, is the far
famed GENOA CRUCIFIX," which originally
cost Ten Thogiand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection, the diffusion of
American Art, and the encouragement of American
genius, have net 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,—
HIRAM POWERS :
li EORGE WASHINGTON, The Father of his Country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, The Philosopher; DANIEL
IVEBSTER, 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.
TERMS or MEMBERSIIIP.—The payment of three
dollars constitutes 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.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines: Harper's, Putnam's,
Knickerbocker, Blackwood's, Graham's, tiodey's La
dy's Book, and Household Words.
Persons takin fire memberships are entitled to
any five of the Magazines for one year, and to six
tickets in the distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of member
ships, aro devoted to the purchase of works of Art
for the ensuing year.
The advantages secured by becoming a member of
this Assooiatson, are
-Ist. All persons receive the full value of their sub
subscriptions at the start, in the shape of sterling
Magazine Literature.
2d. Each member is contributing towards pur
chasing choice Works of Art, which aro to be 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,
and have the totter registered at the Post Office to
prevent loss; on the receipt of which, a certificate of
membership, together with the Magazine desired,
will be forwarded to any part of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores,•will
observe that by joining this Association, they receive
the Magazines and free Ticket in the annual distri
bution, all at the same price they now pay for the
Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues giving full de
scriptions, sent free on application.
For Membership, address
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A• A.
At either of the principal offices_
"Knickerbocker Magazine" office, 34S Broadway,
New York, or Western Office, 166 Water street, San
dusky, Ohio.
Subscriptions received by
JOSEPH CLARKSON,
Honorary Secretary for Lancaster, Pa.
tf 42
LANCASTER COUNTY BANK. 1
Nov. 6, 1855..
The Directors of this Institution have this ay
deolared a Dividend of five pEr cent. out of the prof.
ita of the List aLt months, payable on'deatand.
1 . .. .. ...
By Order of the Board of Trustees.
E. SO:MAPPER, President.
oet 30 tf 41
J. BOWMAN, Frothly.
4t42
:hoer from IS to 75 rents.
Pennsylvania Pomade College,AT PER
kiomen Bridge, Montgomery county, Pa.—he Winter
Session in this popular educatimakestablishment, opens
on Monday, the 29th of October. Its facilities for Impart
ing a thorough and extensive course of Instruction lathe
various branches of useful learning, are unsurpassed by
any Female Institullort In the Middle States.
The Teachers hare been llberaly educated, and bring to
their profession the ald of long experience and distinguish
ed ability. The accommodations are superior and the ex
penses moderate:
Communicidion, via the Ooltimb'nand Valley Railroads,
is very convenient- Stages leave the Depot in Norristown
for the College, daily, at 4 o'clock P. M., also on Tues
day, Thuisday and Saturday, at 11 o'clock, A. IL
For Circulars giving full information address the Presi
dent, J. W. SUNDERLAND,
Perkiomen
M. HALDEMAN, Seep. Board of Trustess.Bridge, P. 0.
sep 25
FALL and Winter Clothing, in every
12 variety of color, quality and style, at the MERCHANT
TAILORING, GENERAL CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT of F. J. KRAMPII, corner of North
Queen and Orange streets, Lancester, Pa.
And extensive stock of Mons' and Boys' Ready
made Clothing, made of good and substantial ma..
terlal by Lancaster City workmen, and expressly
for the Lanmster city and county trade. Ribbed,
plain and Petersham, Beaver and Felt Cloth, Bangup 'and
Sack Ot - ercoatsr—Pllot, Whitney and Flushing Cloth Over
coats—Cloth, Cesslmere, Satinet and Union Cassimerm
Plain and Figured Frocks, Sack, Business and Dress
Coats. Plain and Barred, Cassimere, Cloth, Satinet and
Velvet Pants of various colors and patterns Cloth, easel
mere, Satinet, Velvet, Plush, Merino, Satin, Silk and Va
lencia Vests, plain, barred and figured. Also, Satinet and
Cassimere Monkey Coats, Woolen and Cotton, Knit Guern
sey Jackets; Lamb's Wool, Merino, Cotton, Knit and Flan
nel Undershirts and Drawers, together with a large and
well selected assortment ofplain and fancy Shirts and
Shirt Collars, Scarfs, Stocks, Crartitil and Neck Tyem Sue•
panders, Handkerchiefs and Umbrellas. Lamb% Wool.
Merino, Cotton. Knit and Woven Hosiery, &c., Sc.. itc-, all
of which are offered on the most reasonable and accom
modating terms,
The increased demand (or ordered work from this its•
tablishment 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, from
the best German, English, French and American menu
factoriee Just received, extra Beaver and French Milled
Cloths for Sack and Top Coats, Blue, Black. Brown and
mixed Cloths fer Frock, Dress and Business Coats, Black,
Neutral, Mixed fancy Cassimeres; Satin, Silk, Velvet,
Plush, Grenadine and Merino Vestings, all of which will
be made to order in the best manner, warranted to tit, and
to suit the most fastidious in regard to style.
Thankful for a long continued series of favors, F, J. K.,
shall relax no effort, in the future, to merit a renewal of
the same. . F. J. KRAMPH,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, corner North Queen and
Orange streets, Lancaster, l'a. oct lti
T2STATE of Daniel Stauffer, dec'd.—Let
_LAters of administration on the estate of Daniel Stauffer,
late of E. Lampeter township, dec'd, having been granted
to the undersigned administrators residing in said twp.:
All persons indebted to mid estate are requested to make
payment immediately. and those, having claims will pre
sent them without delay properly authenticated !of. settle
ment. . HENRY STAUFFER,
BENJAMIN R. STAUFFER.
oct 15 tit. 39
VALCABLE Farm In York County for
SALE.—The subscribers offer at private sale, or if not
sold before Wednesday, the 27th of November next, will
expose to public sale on that day, at the Hotel of IL
Hants, in Wrightsville, York co.. the following described
valuable Plantation, known as Margaretta Farm,
situated in Lower Windsor township, York county, with
in 3 miles of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad, 10
miles of York, 2 miles of the Pennsylvania Tido Water
Canal, and 5 miles of Wrightsyllle, adjoining lands of Jno.
Detweiler, J,ames Curran, Jacob Keller and others, and
Margaretta Iron Works, %here ,there are Blacksmith and
Wagon Maker Shops, and a Grist Mill.
- . .
The Plantation consists of 280 Acres, 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. The Limestone lies near the surface,
two or three quarries of which are already opened, and in
several of the fields Iron Ore of a.rich quality is found.—
The land is also well watered, having three streams of wa
ter flowing through It; two of which are considerable and
afford the means of a first class water pow. r. A large
quantity of Locust Timber is growing on the place. Tho
improvements are a BRICK MANSION, double,
two-story, with a back building and well -of ex-
reliant water at the •door, Smoke House, Wash
House, Spring House and all the necessary out-, buildings, and having in front a fine Lawn tastefully laid
out and planted with the choicest Fruit and Shade Trees;
an ORCHARD of over 200 Apple, Peach, Pear and Cherry
trees; a large Stone Barn, having a Granary and an apart
ment under the barn floor for the horse-power; a Stone
Stable, capable of containing 50 or tiO head of cattle and
horses and all the hay that may be raised. The barn yard
is enclosed by a substantial stone wall, and is supplied
with water by iron pipes conveying the water from
an adjoining spring. In addition totbe buildings already
named there are two large Stables, Cider House, Corn
Cribs and a Corn House with arrangements suited for
threshing the corn, and all at a convenient distance from
tho boos, and Darn '
btaddos FOUR GOOD TENANT
HOUSES, one of which is A two-story building.
AU the Improvements on this property aro in good con
dition, as repairs have been made on most of them during
the past season, are of the best and most substantial, hav-
ing been erected with every attention to convenience and
duration and no regard to expense. The land Is all un
der good (tnostly new) post and rail fence, and is Ina high
state of cultivation, having within the last few years un
dergone ani.rougt; liming and the application of a large
quantity of guano.
In the salc , of this property are offered advantages and
Inducements seldom met with, and fer this reason rre
would call the particular attention of purchasers to it.
Persons wishing to view the premises, can do so by cal
ling on Jacob 311trtin, the tenant residing thereon.
A reasonable proportion of the purchase money may re
main on the property; but for price and fgrther particu
lars, persons desirous of purchasing can apply In person
or by letter to any of the three first undeftigned.
ti.l3.—lf offered at public sale, sale will ci:ommenco at
o'clock, on the day above mentioned, and attendance will
be given and terms made known by
JOHN N. LANE,
HENRY E. SLAYMAKER,
SAM'L. 11. SLAYMAKER,
STEPHEN C. SLAYMAKER.
td 40
Laueaster, oct 23
IL I ELLOW CILI.eIIIIII of Lancaster City
AND COUNTY.—You are most respectfully solicited to
cull and examine the new and splendid stock of goods
just received and for sale at William Hoosiers clothing
house, No. 31 . 1.. F North Queen street, 4th door from ()ranee
street, west side, consisting of the must beautiful and
richly finished Filk Velvet and Plush Vest Pat
terns anywhere to be found. Valencia and other
vestings of every description, PLAIN AND FANCY
CASAINILRES of admirable styles and texture, Sup°.
perior Black CasFimeres; also, .au elegant assortment of
Plain and Fancy Cloths, aud overcoating of every descrip
tion, made to order at short notice and all articles war
ranted.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A general and excellent assortment of ready-made cloth
ing, such as Surtout Overcoats, Sack Overcoats, Dress.
Frock, Sack andAllox Coats, plain and fancy Cassimere and
Satinet Pantaloons. column. Pants of all kinds, plain and
fancy Silk and Plush Vests, Valeutla and other rests to
suit purchasers, all of which will he sold as low If not
lower than at any other Clothing louse, in or out of the
city of Lancaster.
All articles are manufactured under the care and super
ision of the subscriber, and may therefore be relied upon
s being all right.
Please give us an early eall and allow us to furnish you
with such articles as you may want in our line of husi..
neon. for whidt as well as for past favors we are sincerely
thankful. WILLIAM liEN.Llilt.
No. 31;. North Queen street, 4th door youth of (Any
street, west side. oct 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 16th day of October, 1855, file
In the Office of the Prothonotary of the said Court, Ma ac
count of the said Estate :
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Interested In the
.Id Estate, that the said Court hare appointed the 26th
•y of Nov., 1855, for the confirmation thereof, unless es
,ptiona be filed. Attest, J. BOWMAN. l'roth'y.
Protliy's oMce. Lan. Oct. 16 St-36
‘Totice--Th l e attention
T2AIiL Goods—Hager d: Brotyers.—llave ill tensive stocli of Fall ant
.1' just opened a large and desirable stock of Fall and Mg at Wends—embracing
'Winter,
Dry Goods, to whish they respectfully invite ex- In variety and gnantity as la
amination—embraclug ter Trade. t
Silks, - Cloths, Blankets, To the ladles e would &V
Merinoes, Cassimeres, Flannels,
De Laines, Vestlngs, Cottons. &r. attention to the ma blood!
pared to offer th m a varief
TALMAS AND SHAWLS. cannot be surpa sed in thi4l
Also, Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain, Venitian and Rag CAD- an InVltstion to II to call at
FETING. them that they shall be wait
WALL PAPERS.--Glazed and unglazed of beautiful des I,,ntion.
signs and the best manufacture. Included In tls variety of
J* . ESlStern and Western lIOI'S, growth of 1855—Tenth Watered Stripeennd Plaids,
ers, &c. oct 30 tf 41 fkkc. Black Brodade Silks,
JT P. SHRODER & Co., Bankers.—Take
.great pleasure Su informing the public that they have
made such an arrangement that they can sell drafts on
any of the following places in Europe. Persona desirous
of sending money to their friends please call, as we always
have them on hand, and In sums to suit
Berlin, Geneva, 31autiehn,
Bremen, Hamburg, Moscow,
Brussels ileidelberg, Madrid,
. ~
Basle, Konigsburg, Nurnberg.,
Coblenz, . Kiel, Naples,
Dantzig, Leipzig. Posen,
Darmstadt, London, • Prag,
Frankton', Lemberg, Paris,
Freiburg, I.egborn, Pestb,
Florence, Lisbon.
Money received on deposit for any number of days and
paid back whenever wanted, with 5 per cent interest, and
if left in one ye r, per cent In allowed.
oct 24 tf l7
- 1)T..78L1C Sole.—On Thursday, November 2.1, 1055,
j_ will be sohd at public sale, at the late residence of
saumel Bauman, deceasc6l, near Ephrata, (known as Bau
man's Factory) the following personal property of said de.
ceased, to wit A Family Horse, 2 Carriages and Harness,
Sleigh, one Horse Wagon, itani Pine, Oak and Chesnut
Shingles, 300 Morticed Locust and Oak Posts, f,OO Willow
Rails, Lot of Tiles. Quarry Tools,
,Cross Cut Saw, Work
Bench, Sc. All the Machineries of a Woolen Factory. Ful-
ling and Carding 31111, to wit: A Condensing Crud, a Mule
with 130 Spindles, (nearly new) 2 Satlnett Power Looms, 2
Carding Machines, 2 Wood Pickers, Napping Shearing and
Brushing Machines, Cloth l'ress with plates and papers,
Sc., &c. Fulling Stocks and Washing Machine. A large
Copper Dyo Kettle and 2 other Copper Kettles: All the
Gearing and 31111 Works In said Factory and Mills, 3 wood
and 2 coal Stoves and pipe, and other articles used in said
factory and mills. Eight c.ay Clock and Case, Yankee
Clock, 2 Silver Watches, lied and Bedsteads, Desk Bureau,
case of Drawers. Chests, Chairs, a large quantity of Car
pets, (some of It new) a c riety of Satinetts, Cassimeres,
&c., 2 Shot Guns, Receiver Pistol, Binhes nod other Books.
10 Shares'of Conestoga Sham Mills Stock, and a large
variety of other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 1 o'clock in the afternoon' ' when trims
will be made known hy the undersigned administrators
of said deceased. GEORGE L. BAUMAN,
oct 30 is do ISAAC BECKLEY.
riiinisTztuks Goods.—Tho subscriber In now
kjopwalne one of tho most beautiful collections of French,
Luglash and German Fancy Goods, Baskets, Toys, Alabas
tar articles, China, de., consisting of Paper Weights, Spent
(Bases, Port Muunales, Card Cases, Wax fruit, zeal St athps
Yard Measures, V. in Ken% Ivory, de., China Tea belle,
Crying Dolls, Drums, Magic Lanterns, Mnsice, Menageries,
de. Aloe, 'Mall tlerman To)s la every variety. stun,
keepers supplied at the lowest prices by the eau,, grass or
dozen.
-. • .
N. 11.—Domuntlc Ilankotn, Sleigh It, Clotho,' Ilam•
porn, Sc•. always en houdyr tondo to order.
It. SIVIrr,
Importer and m .nuil.tur o r, 312 Market nt., above oth,
Philadelphia. °et au Bt. 41
`VALUABLE mu . and Farm at Public
I Oil VATK SALL.—lhe nude:signed will offer at
public sale on Wednesday, the 12th day at December next.
op the premises, all that valuable faro situate ott James
Creek, at its junction with the Itaystown Branch of the
Juniata Elver, one mile and a half from the Washington
depot of the Broad Top Railroad, and 12 miles from Bunt.
ingdon. Containing about 225 Aere•, having thereon
A new three-story stone and frame GRIST MILL, with four
run of burrs, and ail the modern improvements. .A large
stone MANSION HOUSE, theists, residence of the
late James Entrekin, Esq. A large bank barn.—
A two-story brick dwelling house fur mill. Two all
log tenant houses and other improvements. About
ISO :terve of the laud are cleared, Se acres of it bang ursk
rate river bottom. This mill is situated in roe of the best
wheat grossing neighborhoods In the State. A good level
road to the railroad. The location is good for a store, and
the farm would suit for dividing.
The owners will null at plicate sale ' and will offer at
public sale as above it not sooner sold. The money Is not
wanted soon, and terms will be made elsy. Payments ex
tended to any reasonable number Of years, for part, or, on
the whole to suit purchasere, if pi Operly secured.
Terms will be published on day of sale. Possession Nil
be given on first day of January or tint day of April.
A. P Nv.sow,'
amore : • : arm ,4, °miry at aw e
Zeal Est Ate Agent ape Conveyancer, Office SonthQueen
street, tbrinerly ocoupfpd by 15m. Madtdot, deed., parr
easter, Psi - I
ERB TO
Ex-Gov W. F. Johnston, Pittsburg,
William Bigler, Ph il adelphia.
Role° W. Woodward,
_
Jordan; illunbury. .
Peter `Can, Eilib Philadelphia.
.Thahna P. C.r. l l l :'Aset., Danville.
Hon. James T. ~, it e n fora ..
Henry Brockerbotl; ~
sep 25 I 1 tf 30
Phlllps l Stryk
sale Dealers in
lIIIIT Sll,
FILEN'
Dry Goods, ught excl
street, bolo Market,
delphia.
ley.To or short
smeu adroxop on Auctt,
Al r ul - Y i h g etn i alriLl r 'II
tli
boutta Mu street, l'ti
those questi ns of occul
than a quar t r of a con
correctly. • rs. Burley
Pills, infallitOe for °bur'
females, whigh are reeo..'
and which .y be take.
injury to hr ith.
JUIiN A. lif RBE.N.
Erben &.. Co's.
tilgs of ttleStriped
Last side, Orange t
The proprl tors of this
that
respectfully nounce t
general, that eir estali
est, Most var ed and ch
and WINTE carruis
ter. Their stock is all a
and embracei the Latest
to the season] and war
purchasers asit , n durabill
Although t e demand
lishment is daily Inc
good cutters, nd a grea
shied to keep our Ware
every article f dress, ell
Among our atonally
lowing:
OVERCOATStind BANG
Fine Black CI th Flock
Fine do Dress
Blue Cloth Drpss ct Floc
Fancy Cassia:lure Coats
Business Coati
Satinet, Frock and Sack
Satinett Meal ey Jackets
Black French Doeskin F
Double .I.lllleiteassimere
Fine Black Chith Pants
Fancy 12:maim re Pants
Satinett Panti
liLack Satin Vista
Merino, Velvet and Plus
Cassimere amksatiliett
_ _
ALSO, a full russortmeu
shirts and Drawers, Whi
Bosoms, Cravats, Pocket
Hosiery and tlmbrellas.
BOYS' CLOTIILNI).—J et completed, another very large
i
assortment of Be ye' Clothing suitablo for the season, con.
sisting of Boy , Overcoats, Frock, Sack, and Donkey Coats,
Pouts, and Ye is of all sizes, and at extremely low prices,
Also, just reielved a lame assortment of Black and l'an•
cy Colored Cbiths, Fancy lesssimeres, Black French Doe
skin Cassimeres, Black stis, Velvets, Flushes, and Cash
meres, which Will be machup to order at the shortest no•
tire, In the lckest Cashier and ou the most reasonable
terms. .
The subscridera are in
York and Philadelphia Fe
workmen, and(conlidently
furnish every iartlclo of
Clothing House in this cl
vor them wit i their c
money.
United Staley; Clothing]
No. 42 North Queen strai
sep
L
ancaster Bank
rectors, to tferve durhi:
nt the Baukitukllouso out
her, between the hours of
A general m tlng of t
th.Baokiug 1 utie,ou T
at 9 o'clock, A NI., agrooai
oct 9.
'
- patent A. 6 brot3; . es.—The subscribers c havlng
_E purchased. I.he exctuAt a right. of Lancaster city, are
SOW enabled td odor to gripe bun a :row sicce or l'lciniius,
far exceeding, in beauty i d durabuitY, anything ever be
fore made. There picturds ore nut re , . ersuu, ken eaguerreo.
types areand may be seen In any light. 1 hey also possess the
rare property .ir being Liuudueuliuru ',Aug herueuleudy
sealed. bet wooglass pla'a,..l, %villa, is secured by ....otters
Patent, in the United n %tee, Great liritalu and Yrance,
and practised i Laucester •Ity by T. d' W. C Li.. 11.1 1 11VGS.
i
only, over tiprether .s. 11 s .New Uteri., North queen lit.,
Lancaster.
EXPI,
The term ARBILUTYI , ,
designated; is 4orived fro'a
nifying indestritetibility,'
taken upon plaie glass, ti
poudiug size is Secured wit
by which the picture toil
for ages; it mill not corr
water or climate. It is ta l l
surpasses any thing in the
and may be Hyatt iu any 11.
against tutitatUms made •
black varnish lu immedi
Such are not Wmauent,i•
destroy the Picture. 1
.A.SILIitOTIPE STER '
to be uppreciatud—the roll.
Citizens and ttraugers •
type Gallery tdithe undo
before they pero Pie
o
assured of polite atteatio
sep 2t tf-36 1
I
loves, St ves.--zt:
0 the purenas, of Stoves,'
the attention of those wart,
Mots of the larg,at and bed'
it its this city. p‘o varieti
Hall and lattice Sto
embraces umuy new and
design, perfect a propurtii
sumptiou of fusl. Those
Stove, with uniform solos
call before puritasing elsi ,
moist of Ilardwre. Cutlery
Hop '2.5 tf 39 i 1
he
Street, tl ,L e b ts e A
Sixth,rc
pony composed tf the first
ceediog mren th nod tel
heretofore eiTed to the ij
every night in obmedy, trn 1
evilles, musical iburlettas, •'!
When visiting the city, g:
• ,
pillt+2o,ooo--Safe Inv'.
t. 1.? of Councils, panted the "
authorizing thel3layor to
000 for 10 years). In Cou.
payable Reml•annually, fur
and interest, OA faith and!.
Persons having monies t
apply to
sep 11.30 I
DASIELIS CUTT
aud Fodder utter has ,
t the Pollee. S xh, Fair, a.
the paxt and pelight season,
lu the Market, kir .le Whol
Agricultural Warehouse . 1
d Market sts.;Thila.
Stripes and Flal4 Silks, '
Merenoes, Thlbet Cloth,
1 case best Plain he Lain' :
Rich all wool De Laines,ggg
J CST RECEIVED.-2 be
12% cents per pird.
Also, a large variety of F'
Rastadt, Embroideries.' A henna'
11°tterdem, Sleeves, Chemizettes,
Rome,
oct 9 tf 38
Stuttgardt,
Strasburg,
Stockholm,
Venice,
pVien,
Warsaw
I - lolly SIIELLERS, STR:
meut of Surrior Corn
Patent, capable 'f Shelling
Also Pennock's and and
er patterns of various pri
Cuttf, of the Most approv
variety. Sammie Choppers
tan, Subsoil. E4tle, and B
Yokes and Bowl, Grain Fa
Cob 31111 s. Lime and Guano
sale and Retail By
Agricultural Iyarehouse
and Market sts.irbila.
N0..21 it.• 23 South Sixth Street,
PIIILAL
•
Aqicultu I Impleme t Manufactory, Bristol, Pa.
Peed Uround, "70 Acreei iMoomedale, near Brietol, Pa
oet 9 Iy4B
- - -- -- -
4.: . halvls--Sli l i.WLS--S ,
Know opou at oats's, re
hour of tho day..
Stella and Broilin Shawl. Gold and Brach& Borders,
Plain Centers, Square and ng—Printed Stella Shaw%
ilrflehtl Square Shawls, Brno a Long Shawls, now styles.
Eashinero, Tortiorri, Thyl t. all colors, Silk Fringe, Bay
Slate :hilt's, Pldin, Drab a d Black Shawls, Crape and
Illankot Long, mid square S awls.
Ile, in mind tho place fur Shawls of ovary description
and price, is at lentiti Slum' depot.
r 1
111, NE ETS ! ILAN KIT l—J trot received ono lot of
Blankets, which nu goon:Aro to soil at harealo prices at
on S 1115 1 WENTZ'S STUIIE.
•
ladles, entirely o w dr,,l;tos., A large n.ortlllalt of French
Embroideries, nein deAlgos Taimn4 nod Cloaks, Broe h a
Scarfs and Shavers, Caanuoa and Woolen St awls.-
oct 7 tf3B
Whiteo• Institute'
j Y fete YouoglMeu all tj
Mereantile Eduelition. Cite'
tica to Le had orlappllmtlo
eat 2 am 38
--_—_—_--t___
SFTATE Of Benr l
teettonontarrieu the es ti
no,. township, 4i At, hnvial
reeialDg in aci dtranship :
estate are reques d to ma
those having of will in
cated forsettlemitut
oct 7.3 M. 404
_..
OLIN Ba u er, Pio •
J '
rer, No: 2T Borth 6th I
adelphia. Hai conetantl,
will warrant tc4be equal
moat liberal terms. Th
and examine them.
•r t Jennings, Who/o.
AMERICAN
airely at auction, Nos. 1 A 3Ba.uk
tween Second and Third, 'Phila.
me buyers we will cell et very
n cost. sap 25 2m 35
rmorly Mrs. Jackson,)
usual, a& her residence,
ladelphla, below Catharine, on all
I science which the has for more
ury in Philadelphia answered so
lutioues to mead Alre. Jackson'.
ttious of monthly regularity in
wended for all person. so affected
under all circuaustauces, without
sep 11
Ihoop Clothing Store,
• t. 4.2 North Queen summit,
Lnumsler,
react manufactory of CLOTIIIyIGt
their friolids and the public In
ishment now contains the /Mak
pest assortment of FALL w
ever offered in Lai•
their own manufacture,
tyloc of Clothing adapted
• ted to give entire StitiSinCliun co
y and superior workmanship.
or clothing at this popular estab
ng, yet by having a lull force of
number of workmen, we are en
ooms always well stocked with
• er tor ]inn's or Boy's wear.
.rUnent may be found the
$3.00 to $16.00
6,60 to 19,00
7,00 to 11,60
6,50 to 10,00
3,75 to 6,00
3,50 to 6,76
3,26 to 6,00
2,00 to 8,25
8,00 to 0,00
2,75 to 4,00
3,00 to 6,00
2,75 to 4,60
1,76 to 8,00
Vests •• 2,00 to 4,00
1,26 to ' 2,00
ts
' l r t Ze so Ot loolan and Cotton n!nr
e and Figured Shirts, Collars,
i dkfs., Suspenders, Stocks, Gloved
guitar receipt of the lato.t New
hions,kemploy none but the beet
believe they have the ability to
lothing lower, han auy other
and guarrautee to all who Li
omr the full worth of their
EItI.IEN & Cu.
-tore sign of the Striped Colt,
east side, Lancaster.
Au Election for Thirteen pi
th° nusulug year, will bo hold
I
outlay the 111thday of Novena-
A. M., a uda Y. 11.
JOHN U. FETTER, Cashier.
Wockhuldere will be held at
t•bday the ell day of Is ovediber,
ly to the charter.
ITMEI
, by which these Pictures are
the Greek word .4mbrotos,.sw
erinauuticy, &c. The Picture is
whim nitothtir plats of corrsts
!I an indestructible cenamt, by
retain its original brilliancy
u by adds, our Lis Injured by
in Its offset, besuiliui in tone,
gradations of light and salads,
ht. Thu public arc cautioned
single pica..., rf glast, with the
it contact with the Picture.—
thu varnish must crack and
COPES MUST BE SEES,
/ i f being fully as perfect as life.
e invited to call at the Amino.
• shed, and examine specimens
res elsewhere, as they are
T. W. CU3I3IINGS & CO.
! the ceason Is approaching for
the subscriber lx•gs leave to call
rug, to his stock, which cons
seloeted assortment ever offer
of Parlor, Cook, Shop,
- es for either wood or coal,
.autlitil patterns, elegant in
n, and economical lit the cum
noting a cheap and serviceable
h castings, wonld du well to
viler°. Also a general assort,
Saddlery, Paints, Oils,
IiEURGE M. STEIN ALAN,
West King street.
Street Tikeratre.—Ara
'hiladelphia. The Star Com
rtists In the world, and ex
nt any dramatic combination
, heatrieal public, will appear
edy,
serlu-cumic drama, vaud
,,,tc.
there,
nug 21 tf 31
!et rstelit.—By an ordinance
'd day of August, A. D., 1855,
: , rrow oil permanent loan g20,-
; Bonds of $3OO each. interest
he payment of which principal
redit of the city k pledged. '
loan In sums not less than
J. ALBRIGHT,
Mayor.
t.—This superior Hay, Straw
I.ceived the highest premiums
d at Various other Exhibitions
lud is believed to be the best
etude and Retail, by
SCIIALL MORRIS 2ie CO.,
Ind Seed Store, N. E. or. 7th
oct 0 tt 38
of all le solicited to the ex-
Winter Dry Goods now open
f• o assortment as magnificent
i rer before offered the Laucas-
that having paid particular
department, we are fully pre
, • which we Batter ourseivea
city; and respectfully extend
• d roe for thembelvee, assuring
d upon with the kindeat at-
Dress Silks, Moires Antique,
Rich Solid Silks, Ottamans,
Binck Watered Silks, Black
k Heavy l'oult D Soles.
shmeres, De [aloes,
for 12. X, cents.
iAir opening at WENTZ'S.
cases Manchester Gingham',
I Shawls and Brocha Soarfc
tul lot. ..t,,Needlo W. Collars,
tra outtilt. at
1..
V CUTTERS—a large assort.
1 Shelters. including Reading's
MU bushel. or Corn per day.
et Sheller*, with various oth
a. Hay, Straw and Fodder
construction and In great
nd Stutters. Double Michl•
r Share Plows, Superior Ox
e, Farmers Boilers, Corn and
'premiers, &c.. for sale Whole-
SCHALL MORRIS & CO.,
id . Feed Store, N. E. Cor. Tth
oce9 tt3Sl
)
Ale `7
'IANVT,S—over 1000 Shawls
ly for examination, at any
—Locralud in York, Pa., of.
'e advantages of a thorough
:aril affording evury inform"-
' to the Principal,
T. KIRK WHITE.
Darr, dcc , rl.—Letters
to of Hoory Derr, late of Co-
Loon Issued to tho eubseriber
An parson. Indebted to told
payment immediately, and
'::nt than properly authentl
- KOH.
Executor.
o Forte Marsixfaot
street, above Market,
In store Pianos which he
• any ever made and on the
public are invited to call