Lancaster intelligencer. (Lancaster [Pa.]) 1847-1922, April 22, 1856, Image 3

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ty of 40 , 54 . offer c;otapeditor, and the highest vote we.
.ligiee The •Democratie Convention of Kent
ortColfiptroller, whose majority reached 2,700. Mr. John difunik;llliehigan: hive instructed their dele-
How's majority is 2,570. There wers 11,378 votes - -
gates o vote for Mr.I3IICIIANSII,
the largest vote ever given In the city. Our new Mayor
will be inaugurated to-morrow. Mr. How Is a man of un
questionable veracity—a man of wealth and in Buenos, and
deeply interested In the proeperity and welfare of the city,
and Is looked upon (as his flattering vote indicates) as one
wholly competent and able to discharge the duties devolving
upon the Chief Executive of a great and growing city 111,
ours. He will redeem the lost fame of the '•
—Caused by a reckless Know Nothing ad:faint:Grath n—and
nothing will be undone to place the credit of our city se(-.
and to none in the Union. He have now at the head o
city affairs a man who will look to the Interists of ali,ande
not pure,ae the selfish and unfeturantatle course of his
predecessor. Mr. now can truthfully be celled far honest
man—the noblest work of God—there are pone will, earl
nor dare dispute his liberal government whlift he r.tcr,l ut
the head of eity . affaire in '54 and
In this election, as we predict.' in a Kellen, b-iter. the
Dark
.Lantern brotherhood received:. olpittl and Joel 1 . ..
Luke at the bands of the p e ople, and this le but a fore .
runner to what is yet to rome. This is bat the first v.jce
from the Valley of the Miasia,ippi. In November nest we
will roll up much a majority for Mr Buchanan or will make
the hair stand on ends of every Know Nothing from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Patine. lbere are thousand.,
of Whigs In this State ready to take up the mareir 1.,r
Pennsylvania'. Favorite Sou. The Dem.-ricy of Ken, ock y
first for Linn Boyd. and then for Buchanan.
Kentucky payers give the State to the Democratic nominee
by a large majority.
Gov. Morehead, (K. N.) of Kentucky, has beet! indicted
by the Grand Jury for allowing, tcoutrary to Gm Ise e .•l
that state) one of his slaves to hire his own time. The
Governor, however, has a sure tiring on them. for it he is
convicted he coo ',nit th e e I,llolly
There la just now a great deal said of the rec1.1e,,,..10,10-
Istration of 511rhi0an—the K. N's. hare the power—and
the voice of condemnation rakes from every ....lion of the
State
The Uemo..r . a•y of Cincinnati re.e..liosil In Ibuntleihig
ttisiiiiph of Detua.rmtis principle+, They sleeted
their ticket agaiumt all isms mud opposition.
The Clack Republicans of llliuois have caned a Nate
Couveuth,u to be held on the INth of May, for the parts se
of choosing candidates for State adhere and app-intlng
delegates to the Black Republican Convention in June
The K. N'ir. and the Abolitionists of Illinois will. in all
bbability, unite upon the 'aloe ticket.
Thu strainer N. J. Eaton Rlrork a 1.11:1:. In the Nti,s. ml
river and Runk in eight feet of water. Sh,.• woe a n e w
boat, and built at a cost of and was insured f.r
r 24,001.). She had ou hoard :,cu) tons nei;lit. mostly hemp.
nearly all of which will prove 10.,.. It is tbutight the
boat can be raised.
Information ban berm recvirol iti thin city to the ofivrt
that Can. Harney had concluded a tr,aty with the Indians
ranging about Fort Clark, and that p.m,: and friendship
bud bveti agro,d tivai in.twe t ti elm pas lien. c ill no
doubt cod the our with ti, Sioux ityliati,
The Rev. Henry A. Nubum. of A flora. N.V., patder
elect of the first Presbyterian Citurdi•of this ,ity. clnte Dr .
Bullard's, mho lout his life at the 6....en.e1e dinastert
preached his lhod Sl2llllll to that con,oegatiota ou Sutiti.3l
nth lust. llr. Nolgon to a 3 oung and talented tuittetter.
and wtaa weleomod m hio,now eitar,e the attend; ....
n large a...m.1.14;3e. oieutlet, of the church ore will
pleased with the selection, and speak hi the highest boots
of their now pastor an a tindatian and au orator.
Col. liontotter is noir in the ci
Sofro.
The bright, Spring bus (Nome again,
And clothed with gladness. the hill and pl.de
The flowers spring up, nod his warblers slug.
A marry song to the joyous Spring
The brooks ripple on, with a merry song.
That the Spring is here, filo' rho tarried long :
The grans peeps forth from the wakening esrW
And ouphens dance o'er the violets birth.
♦ voice of &doses around us springs.
Mingled with note. of grass hid [hinge,
The robotic frog lu the silent bourn,
Croaks hie joy, at the Spring's return.
The long, looped Heron, with thievkli hill
Hobe many allvery sprats from the rill;
'Tie a LIMO of joy to the old and young.
And all are glad at the Spring's return.
The Mavis wild, with a Juyt,ne strain,
Milken lb' budding ghwi Ag 111.,;
The matins sweet of the woodland Thrush
Are heard in every budding bud,.
The niche chants llor bappingt hong.
In welcome to the Spting's n•turn:
Teet music fills the Limy oh,
And light and joy an, °vet"' sr hero.
Wad eounals Hug uut on the balmy breezo,
And zephyrs ploy tlinamdb the Idlest tr.,.
All nature la glad end gay agate,
And Illtlray 01:110en a joyous Strait,
Spring, bright Spring, oh. woo. elcorne
Beek to our northern Ohne With glee;
The air Is bland and the earth is peen.
And all Is gay where thou Last been.
So tarry a while, with thy laughing t,,, ; ;,
For we may not soo thy step again;
The happy hearts of the youtlifnl thrc,t,g
Bid thee flay, In a joyous song.
Api ij, 1856
fliVr, We believe there was a paper at tie
time published, called the Washington Senti
nel. Wonder whether it is still in existance ?
We have not seen a number of it fur several
weeks. If there is such a paper still published
wo should like to see it tind its way to our
Sanctum once in a while. Or if it has cut our
acquaintance, we should like to know.
The Foreign News
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
reached New York on Thursday, bringing
dates to the 2d inst. The intelligence is of
the highest interest. The Treaty of Peace
was signed at Paris on Sunday, the 30th ult.
Paris was illuminated, and throughout France
and England the rejoicings were general and
enthusiastic. A number of questions in re
gard tothe disposition of affairs in the East
remain s for future settlement. Some difficulty
was created in the Peace Conference by Count
Ca - rour calling attention to the state of Italy.
In Engliand Parliament had re-assembled, and
Lord Palmerston had officially announced
the conclusion of peace. In London the Lord
Mayor had issued a proclamation to the same
effect. In the Crimea the armistice had been
continued, and intimate relations had been
established between the iirmies so recently
hostile. From Italy we have dark news. The
rigor of Austrian tyranny had been greatly
increased, and in Parma and . Tuscany the
most terrible despotism prevailed. Much
sickness prevailed among the allied troops at
Odessa, and upon vessels in the Mediterrane
an. From India, we learn that the annexa
tion of Oude had been peaceably effected, and
Lord Canning had been sworn into office as
Governor Gen erol.
DEMME
We copy from the Argus and Democrat, the
official Democratic paper published at Madi
son, Wisconsin, the following announcement
as to the strength of Mr. Buchanan in Wis
consin. The Argus and Democrat says:—
Oar announcement, a few days since, of our
preference for James Buchanan—Pennsylva
nia's great statesman, as the Democratic can
didate for President, has been endorsed by
nearly every Democrat we have seen. There
is but one expression of opinion, which is—
" Give us Buchanan and we can carry the
State by 10,000 majority. Such is the uni
versal Democratic sentiment in this portion of
the State, and such is the purport of letters
from distinguished Democrats ip various coun
ties received within a fen , day?. If a clear
and unmistakable public sentiment is regard
ed by our National Delegates, Mr. Buchanan
will receive every vote in the Cincinnati Con
vention. We hardly think our delegates will
venture to disregard such a sentiment. We
•repeat the unanimous expression of all classes
of Democrats in the State—;" Give us Buchan
an and we will carry Wisconsin by 10,000
majority."
20...TheLondon Correspondent of the Penn
sylpanian, of the 29th of March, says:
Mr. Buchanan has introduced his successor,
Mr. Dallas, to the diplomatic circle at St.
James',and thereupon took his departure on
Thursay evening for Paris, where, we under
stand, he may remain for three weeks, and
thence return to England, and sail from Liv
erpool for the United States on either the 16th
or 19ftibf April, bearing as we trust the ol
ive branch to your shores. As the nominee
of the Democratic party, for the office of Pres
ident, his election is considered certain. His
thorough knowledge of both British politics
and the personal status of each member of the
cabinet, renders him perhaps the first man ,in
America to successfully soften down the as
perities existing between her and England.
There is. some uncertainty with regard to
the time When Mr. Buchanan sailed for the
11. States._ The above account fixes the 16th.
or 19th ofApril-whilst other accounts say
that hoiviroUld sail in the Arago on the 9th
instant.
A retired Clergyman, restored to health in a few days,
after many years of great iftTvons suffering, is anxious to
make known the means of cure. Will send (troy ) the pre
scription used. Direct the Rev. JOIIN N. DAGNALL, No.
59 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. mar IS 3ut
We- EVERY READER WILL PLEASE NOTICE TILE
advertisement descriptive of Mr. SEARS', PICTORIAL
FAMILY BIBLE, not send for the printed I . ataloguz of all
our illustrated works.
.may To the uninitiated in the great art of selling Books,
we would say that we present a scheme for money making
which isfar better than all the gold mines of CaWanda
and Australia.
z r Any person-wishing to embark in the enterprise,
will rick little by sending to the Publisher. j'2.5, for which'
lie will reeeire sample copies of the various winks. lat
wholissile prices, carefoll) boxed. insured, nod directed,
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trouble. With these he will FOOD be able to ascertain the
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A new teal Of, Or IPLlAillef.: Every tole Lis own Salesman.
Jones a C.,. or the Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No.
MO !lark,: above Gth, lu addition W having the
largest, too, , ailed and fashionable stock of Clothing In
Philadelphia. wade eipressly for retail sales, have aasti.
tilted every m.e his owu Salesman, by having marked in
figures, on each article, the very. lowest prier it can Le
sold for, 00 they cannot possiblyLary—all must buy alike.
The goods are all well sponged and prepared arid great
pains taken with the making, so that all mu buy with the
full as-hranee of getting n goolartiele at the very lowest
prior.
Itetueutber the Crew...tot. to Market, sta... bt.b, No. 20U
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lb.. owing to its wonderful effects Lilian the human hairund
scalp, ions already obtained a celebrity and sale perfectly
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tar such purposes, won its way, and been heartily welcom
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That this preparation will actually RESTORE ti It AY HAIR
TO ITS .N.AflltA Is COLOR, produce a luxuriant growth
upon the h,elik of the bald, present the hair from fulling
utf, and when used an a toilet article, produce a continual
flow of the natural fluids, sal thus render the hair soft,
glosfsy and wavy, destroy illaeases of the scalp, and expel
dandruff. the certificates of distinguished gentlemen and
ladle, in every part of the country who have tried it, awl
thertlifre cloak what they know, most fully attest.
Prof. ; Wood—Dear ; I take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony to the magic effects of your wonderful
I lair llestoratiV2 As far bark as 1631 i toy hair commenced
tufting off. until the top of my scalp hermit, bald and smooth
as glass, and it has continued to fall for c great many years,
outwithStanding I have used many celebrated proriarntions
tor its resf,ration. Seeing your advertisement. tws In
duced to give your article a Iliad and [only utter astoanish
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bald head a covered over with a young netl tous
growth of hair, which is 110 W front one to too inches in
len4th, and grilwing very knot.
Won - in using Prufeseur
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iteorigival color. The ,ultioinsdeertiticate was received from
Juhumsi Gardener, and is but one of the
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itn wondrrtul uffeete. It is 11.1 long, prnblematle, but n
salt-13,nlont truth, as hutnlrrdn call testify.
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cst di-r.cery of the age for reAttring and changing the Hair.
Before using it I was a 111“11 of seventy. My hair has now
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I have used J. Wood's Hair Restorative, and have
admired its wotelertul effect. My hair was becoming. us I
thought, Inentaturely gray, but by the use of hie Restora
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The tireatest Discovery of the Age.—lt seldom occurs,
that we notice, under any circumstances. patent medicines,
restinativet, ur anything of the kind, for we have a preju
dice against li,st of them. But candor compels us to in
vite attention to the advertisement of Prof. Wood's Hair
Restorative. We are too juvenile to require anything of
the kind, but some instances of its use 'lave collie to our
knowledge which almost assure us that it isa sovereign
remedy against the hair becoming prematurely gray. It is
not a ^ Ilnir Dyer but upon its application as directed. the
effect in produced on the skin, which hriugs'out the origin•
nal native colored hair, without stiffness, and gives it it ghoe
syand natural appearance. We have seen persons who have
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0. J. Woon Co., 316 Broadway, New Bark, and 114
Market dl. Louis, Mu., Proprietors.
Dyatt Sane, 1%2 Nottit 2,1 st., Philiola., Whole
sale Agents.
Far sal., Ly D. A. Bie:U.lM, ` , ledielse
Bus-ester, pa.. and by 11. A. St Lento. I'. , hymbin. and by
ni.l 9
In city. on Tuesday nornita I:: tlo• 1:1.
Kt,ll/11/, runnel 110.1, it. All l / 1 { 1:1/111n. all of Lacas:.••
Uur young, friends did not torg,:t the I•rintvr. With the
ab.lve notice ue recuiVoll a [Urge shin,. of looi-1 doli,,i4v, wed
ding cake, to which we did ample justice, and for which
they have our best wishes I . r a calm and pleaptaut voyage
on the nra of matrimony. May their shadow, never grow
At the lesideure of Tobias Kanlfinan, in W. Hemp'leld
township. on the 151 h inst.. by [he hev..1..1. St rine, Jacob
S. Myer'', M. D.. of Alouutvillo, to A. K. Smith. of Alden,
Erb.. .malty. New Verb.
Ou Thur:idaylast. in Salisbury top., Benjamin Hershey,
in the lid al year of his age.
to t h e I ilth inst.. at thr orsidenre of her
8011-ill-itlW, it. B. Coinegys, EMI Mr.. Elizabeth Hopi, wid
ow of the late Col. James Boyd, of Pe.,aa, in tin , enmity.
aged 72 years.
lu Carlislo. ou Tuesday la.f. very ouldenly, Hugh Eat
lat sher. an eminent I.zo‘yor of that Ifiodagh, aged
sit years.
in .. , fali , bury tutu/ship. Mardi 2i:ith. after a hi ief Moo,.
Cletnehii Him,. in the '22.d year of his age.
Tim C. dtou mm ket Is better since the receipt of the labs
foreign 1.1/111. and about 400 hales lime change.' hands at
cents. mostly Upland. on the USllai terms. The
dour market 6 unchanged I.y the news tram abrad, nod
wily some .1111 , 000 barrels standard Western hove been sold
at $6,75. .hipping Flour Is held at i6,7;,it 7 per barrel, as
to brand, but there is little or no demand for report. and
the sales are mostly confined to small lots for home use, at
from $7 to $9 per barrel for common to 1110i..e brands slid
extra, the latter for filmy lots.
Corn 3leal and Rye Flour are very qulet—the former at
$3 and the latter at $5 per barrel, at which prim it is nearly
nominal. In grain there is not much doing. About 2500
bushels Wheat have been sold. mostly - at $1.05 liar good
Jersey and Delaware reds, including line at.. 51,60, Inferior at
$1,50, and white at st,Cilm $l,BO. as in quality. Itye nearly
Reedy, and about 2000 bushels Pennsylvania brought SO
cents afloat. Corn is lees active, and some 3000 bushels
Southern yellow were sold at 54 cents, afloat. Hats—sales
of 26 - r Non bushels good quality a, reported at 3i. 39 cents
per bushel.
Gard to the Publie.—l return my sincere thanks
to my neighbors and friends, fur their kindness in ex
tending to me the use of their yards and places for stowing
away the marble Injured by the late destructive Tornado,
and for the sympathy expressed in my behalf I take this
opportunity to inform the public that baring cleared away
the wreck, f am prepared to receive orders for all kinds of
31AltBLE WORK. 1 respectfully solicit thepationage of the
public, assuring then, that all work will be executed with
promptness and at ;the very lowest prices.
apr 22 St 14 '1 CHAS. M. HOWELL.
ealed Proposals will be received at the
10Mayor's (Alice, until TUESDAY the 29th inst., for Mac
adamizing and Paring the Alley between Shippen and
Plumb, and East King and Orange Streets. Specifications
can be seen at the Mayor's office, at any time after this
date. By order of the Street Committee.
Lancest4r, ape '2'2 2t.1.4
anted—AT 'rm.: CIIESNUT HILL 1 ItON Olt*
COMPANY'S WORKS, onoCheenut Hill, seven miles
from Lancaster, and three from Columbia, Lancaster eo.,
Pa.., 100 good laboring bands. Wages 1.21 per month, and
paid in cash every month. This Is a healthy place, free
from fevers and ague. 11. IL IiNuTIVELL,
am 22 St , 14 Manager.
IN the matter of the application of John
Bostick to the Court of Quarter Sessions of Lancaster
county, at April Sessions, 1856, for license to keep a Hotel,
Inn or 'future, in 31auheidi township, in said county.
NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application. on the
part of PetitiOner, will be taken before Henry 11. Kurtz,
Esq., at his office in Manheini twp., on Thursday the Ist
day of May. 1856, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'elk. P.M.
apr 22 21 0 14 JOHN BOSTICK.
IN the matter of the application of David
Suavely to the Court of Quarter Sessions of Lancaster
county, at April Sessions, ISZsi, for license to keep a Hotel,
Inn or Tavern, in Providence township, in said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit-,
noes. to be read on the hearing of said application. cn the
part of Petitioner, will be taken before Henry Rush, Esq.,
at his office in Providence township, on Friday the 2d day
of May, 1856, between the hours of I and 4 o'clock, P. M.
apt '22 IT. 14 DAVID SNAVELY.
•
IN the matter of the application of John
C. Baldwin to the Court of Quarter .9.e.ions of Lancas
ter county, at April Sessions, 1856, for license to keep a
Hotel, Inn or Tavern, in W. Larnpeter twp., iu Bald crunty.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of-eaid application, on the
part of Petitioner, will be taken before Levi Iloc,ser, Esq.,
at his office in West Lanipeter towndiip, on Friday the Id
day of May. 1856, between the hours of I nod 4 o'clk. P. M.
apr 22 u* I 1 JOHN C. BALDWIN.
Jacob Kircitern, Manufacturer of Nock>s
Patent Locks and Inkstands, S. E. Corner of 7th and Mar
ket Streets, td Story, Philadelphia.
These Locke are the most superior and select kind ever
made fur iron doors, stores and dwellings.
Also :—Manufacturer or Neck's Patent Padlorke for
Switches and Railroad Cars.
Al.:—Sock's Patent Inkstand,, nad luk.R'ell•Covere
fur School Desks.
These instruments are the latest and moat approved kind
over made. The public generally are invited to cal! and
give them en examination JACOB MECHEM.
S. E. Corner of ith and Market Streets.
et 14
N the matter of the application of Isaac
JAIL Leithiser to the Court or quarter Sessions of Lan
caster county, at April Sessions, 1858, for license to keep a
Hotel, Inn or Tavern; in Manor tewoehip, at Salo harbor,
in said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Isaac Leithiser, the applicant, will be taken before
George !fathom, Esq., et his office In Manor township, on
Friday the Id day of May, 185 d, between the hones of 8
A. IL and 10 o'clock, P. II
apr 22 20 14
in the matter of the application of Sam
u•l D. Smoker, to the Court or Quarter Seasione of Leo
'raster county, at April Sessions, 1816, for license to keep a
Hotel, Inn or Tavern; in Sadsbnry tap., in said countyS
NOTICE IS If VREEY GIVEN, that depositions of wit•
omen to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Samna D. Smoker, the applicant will ba taken be.
fore Sealrial - Slokem Esq., at his othce to Saditary Town
able, on Friday the 2d day of May, 1856, between the hours
of two and six o'clock, P. IL
a. 9 • aY
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PLIII.ADELPIIII. Aplii 15
ISAAC IL LEITIIISER
Sr u troittl ui fl nl ien er.lll4lllllkerT dsome uT 3irs io EXr.'
SPRING sIND SMILER. MILLINERY, at her
Establishment In South Queen street, 2 doors below
the Lazo:neer Bank. apr .22 t 1
T N the matter of the application of Slow
1 net 31ee:21114er to the Court of Quarter Seasious of Lau
raider county, at April I'emions, 1856. for livensa to keep
Hotel, Inn or Tavern. in Souden.burg,l,sst Lanipeter tap,
in said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. lima depositions of wit
nv-vees to be read on the hearing of eald application, on the
part of Petitioner, will be taken before Jelin Quigley. Esq..
at dis office in Soudervburg. on Friday the 2.1 day of May
19541, between the lur. of 1 and I o'clock, P. M.
up, .22 2te 13 SAHU EL ItcC AI. LASTER.
TN the matter of the application of John
Witlinger to the Court of Quarter Se=slona of Lancaster
enunty, at April riessione, laln, for licenre taker, an Eatinu
House in the S. East Want of the rity of Laucager. in =aid
noway.
StiflCElti HEREBY til \ EN. tha: .I , l..oeitions of wit
ness to he re. 1.1 on the hearing of said application, on th ,
part of Petitioner. wail he taken brio, .ban C. Van Camp,
Hay., at his tare iii said city, tat v the 2.1 day of May,
1656. I..tweeu the hoar:. oft and 4 ~'lock. P. 31.
apt. 22 . 2t . 14 WITIANUEIt.
N THE MATTER OP THE APPLICA—
TION of Thomas :hinds to the Court of Quarter Sessions
ut Lancaster counts, at Apr t 1 lics+iona, 1956, te . licence to
hoop a Hotel, I Lill or TaVrrli. iu Wal vvi , L tup , in -31,1
enunty.
.m.rhcE In 11EREBY U1Vi:::, that 4.14,..,1t1,,0a kol
names to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Petitioner, will be taken before Christian U. Ranch,
Esq., at his office ih Lill., said township, uu Friday the Ik.l
day of May. IMO, between the hours of 2 and„ Lp'
d. 31, TUOIIAS SANDS.
apr 22 v 14
THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA -
I
TIO:s: of Abner Miller to the Court of quarter tlesiiolla
of Lancaster county, at April Sessiuti, laloti, for license to
keep a Hotel, tun or 'raven, in Lati.a.ter.•lty. S. E. Ward.
in said county.
lit.frlCE to HEREBY tiIVEN. that depo..itions wit
nesses to be`read on the bearing of said application. on the
part of l'etit,..uer, will be taken before 11 . 111. P. Leonard,
Esq., at his uilicti in Laticuster city, wr Friday the day
of May, lhaL, between the lu and 12 o'clo.:k, A. M.
apr 2221 14 ABNER :MILLER.
ti THE MATTER OF THE API'LICA-
I of Conrad J. Plitt to the Court quarter Ses
sions of Lancaster county, at awl' MO. for li-
Cellar to keep a }AO, lan VI Tavern. in latl...a•arr city. S.
H. Ward. iu said coiaity.
syricE Is 111•111E111' 1.11 4.N, that deptaitions of wit
ea to tee read Cu the hearing of said . applicatiou, ou the
part or the Pelitlouer, will he rakeii belore John C. Can
Cutup, Esq., at his olllee tee south t/Liera street, ill add city,
uu k rids) the '.J4.1 day of May. het arcs: 'he hours ut Gaud
10 o'clock, I. 11. C. .1. purr.
apr 2'2 14
IN the matter .of the 111)0h:rut lon of An.-
drew sear to the Court of ,211artor Sessions of Lancas
ter CJIIIIty, at April Session, (May Oi for license to
keep a lintel. Inn or Tar, -rl. ill tile N. W. Ward, city of
Lancaster, in said county.
NOTICE Id Id EltEllY 4:1 V IN, dirt depositions of wit
we to be read en the hearinA r.t .aid iipplicat ion, on the
part of Andrew Boar said appi want. will he taken before
Wes. P. Leonard, 1154., at Ills i It, in the City of Lancas
ter, on Friday the 2d day 44 May. 1:5,6, betWeell the 11011111
~1 land 4 iich,k, P. dl. A F. W BEA 11.
apt 22 24.14
C(heap Books .-- Great 13argains.—lit eons°.
Auenco of the MCI - ease of biedned at. the Lew and Cheap
Boot, nore, and the want of room ler the transavting f
the increased business, the design is to remove the Book
stern to the second floor of the building on the corner of
North Queen and Centro Square, adjoining the building In
which the hook Store is at present. And as the subberi
have ju-t returned from the Trade Sales with a very
large STOCK of BOOKS at exceedingly lone prices which
nukes their ,•(.I.x . k much hug, than it ever lute been.—
They intenti;and are compelled to reduce their styli for
the pre-cut as much as possible, and to do so they ore de
termined, at they bought their stuck very low. to suit
their customers in prune. We sitar the reading public a
great opportunity to buy (ninny valuable Literary limns
exceedingly low, to our bhulhy are new and .elect, those
desirous of replenishing their 1.,:y vie., world do well by
culling and examining for thenmelt es. Sou will tied
mush that Join wilt want, and .t rate, that oiil repay your
visit.
Among the many, you will tied Edgar A. lies Woiks,
Pi - of. Wilson's Nuctus Ambrosiana. Cooper's Leather Shia
lag and Sea Tales, Ha.lics Works, Spark's AUIOI . IIIII ttioy
iaphy, Bayard Taylor's Travels, India, the Pearl of Pearl
River. Hiawatha, Se., to. The subscribers also have the
general News Agency for any of the popular Magazines or
Newspapers. Subscriptions are received at publishers' rates,
and will be promptly mailed to any part of the county. We
call special attention to the New York Ledger. By seeding
us 12, any person coo hare it promptly for one year, on the
regular day of publication. Rein,ialier the New and Cheap
Bonk Store, Lancaster, Pa.
apr If 14
,2PRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING:
1 Thu undersigned requests the attention of his friends
and the public to his new and large assortment of
:SPRING AND .6U1IAI6I: U1.0.1:11ING, all of which
is of his own manufacture, every article warranted
to be woll made, and will be sold as cheap as eau
ho bought 11t any other Turn In this city. Ills large and
complete stock of ('lathing consists. its past, of—
Black and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Coats.
Blue, Wools and Olive du do
Black and Fancy enestuere Puululeeui
Black and Eaucy Satin and Vests.
Shirts, Collars, Sleeks, Cravata :mil
'fogethur with a complete assortment urall at
kept at establishments ur thisilass.
Cloths, Casnainere and Vestings in the piece, always on
Land. and will be made lip to order at the ict
the best manner. and with punctuality.
Having purchased hie goods los cash. he is prepared to
sail at the very lowest priee..
I£i" - CUSTOMER %V4.li. male to ota. t at Ow shorteetinoti..e,
anti in the mt•et sAtisfactory and workmanlike' manner.—
By strict attention to business. awl a desire to please his
customers by selling mute but the best geode at fair priers,
the undersigned hopes to secure a continuance of tile fiber
al share of publit. patronage he itatiTherctohiretecelved.
1,11 , .0. al'Ultltt Ell, Merchant Lith'.
NO. 13, North Queen Street, LattertetS,
Bawer° the Stoles .it Zahm &Jackson, anti Henry Rothe,
met's. apr JL 3111 14
91 E. Chapman. No. 1 Month Fifth St.,
neur the Black Bear len. Philadelphia.—From the
lute Trade Selo. Very low for rash. Blank Books and Sta
tionery,
School Books, Black and Red Inks,
Conger & 'Writing 61111,1. tiold and Steel Pens,
Blotting l'aFer and Saud. Lead Pouch
...
Wafere, :. l ealing Wo,,
Slateß, ' Liquid Gina,
Envelope,
Cap, Letter, Bill, and Wrap!. in;. I•AVEitz 4 , DitAll IN,: PA
PERS. Bristolllllli Perforated Board. Plain end Fancy Note
I'APEktz l , huvuliipes, I kiting Card, and bly 1,, tor writing
ou them.
BLANK BOOK MA:\ I: Fie full '.--- Every des, ripthin
made to order, of the best material', and superior work
msnehip. Banks, Public inners. supplied. A greut
variety of Copy Books, Me morn nd um, and
Pass Books, constantly on baud.
.44e-Country Merchants will find it to their inter...! to
eltll at the CHEAP CASH TifißE.
Atcfr Job Printlnv Neatly Executed. \o. I fflonlii
Street. spr
McAlltater's Plating Point a for Liiht:
SING RODS.—Our Potato are made of n tapering
Copper body about six
_inches long, well gilt with pure
gold to prevent the action of the weather, and tipped with
solid Platina. They have been in urn toe over twenty
years, and Intee given general3xtlsfaction. Prices $1.1.10
31,25, $1,50, $3,00.,, $4,00 per point, iteeording to
the quality of Matti.. Printed directiu= accompany
each point. Manufactured by
AIeALLISTER S BRiiTII Elt.
t Established in recto
le4 Chesnut street, Philndulphin.
Insulators' and Iron Staple,. for Lightnintr Rods. lurnish
ed the lowest prie, apr :be J 4
PETER SURGNER•S Cheap Fancy stud
VARIETY STORE, No. rit: North Eighth street. second
door above Arch, Philadelphia.
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries, Knives, Scissors, Fancy
Itse
hots, Work Boxes, Cabs., Sat lids. Port-mononien.
Rich China Articles, Thys. he.,
.In great variety. wholesale and Retell, et the I..west
cash price, apr 22-2 14
DANKING HOUSE OF JOHN Ulf GER do
_l.) CO.—Lancaster, Pa., February 22, 1026. The under
signed have this day formed a co-partnership Mr transact
ing a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, in Di:Counts, De
posits, Exchange, he., and will °yam an Office. MARCII
24th, 1656, at No. IS East King street, a few dears weal of
the Lancaster County Bank.
A uniform rate of flee per rent. interest per Rlllllllll will
be paid on Deposits.seectatu mom:, awl a liberal line of
accommodation afforded (hose who may nivor ns with De
posits. payable on demand, by check or draft.
Special attention will be given to the PURCHASE and SALE,
(on commission only) of Stocks, Loans, &c., in Lancaster.
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, aud COLLECTIONe
Will lee made at the best rates, on all accessible points In
the United States and Canada.
Having ample resources and experience, and having se
cured the services of ItOllEll2 CLARIZaION, late a,Aistant Cash
ier of the Farmer's Bank of Lancaster. as Our Cashier, who
will glve the business his personal attention, eve are confi
dent of executing faithfully and promptly, any business
entrusted to us. JOHN C VOlat & CV.
C.ESSDITING OE
JOHN OVG ER, DAVID BAIR.
BENJ. ESIILE3IAN, HENRY MLSSELMAN,
apr :BB LI
Copperware Illauuractory.—SAMUEL DIL
LER returns thanks for the liberal patronage heretc.
fore bestowed upon him, end respectfully informs his cus
tomers and the public generally, that he still continues at
the old stand, in West King street, nearly opposite Fulton
Hall, and Is prepared to manufacture to order
Copper Ware,
in all its various branches, and on the most reasonable
terms. He invites his country friends especially to give
him a call, as he is confident of being able to please.
Livery Stable. ,
Ile also keeps constantly on hand, for hire. HORSES,
CARRIAGES, BAROUCIIES,Ac., Ac., lu excellent order,
and furnished at the lowest rates.
Give him a call when you need anything of the kind,
and he will suit you to a nicety.
SAND! SAND:—Five Hundred Loads of Saud un band,
which will be delivered to any part of the city. Horses
and Carts to be had at all times, at the Livery Stable of
SAMUEL DILLER,
Nowt King st., Lancaster.
Itpr tf 14
A H 111112.11 Life Saved :
DOWAGIAC, Mich. , March 11, lbot.
. .
J. A. RHODES, Esq.: Dear Sir—As I took your medicine
to sell on consignment, "no cure no pay," I take pleasure
in stating its elects as reported to me by three brothers
who live lu this place, and their testimony Is a Lair speci
men of all I have received
W. S. CONKLIN told me—"l have taken nine bottles of
Christie's Ague Balsam, and continually run down while
using It until my lungs and liver wan Congested to that de
gree that blood discharged from my mouth and bowels, so
that all thought it impossible for me to live through anoth
er chill. The 4yetorb too did all they could fur me, but
thought I must die. Nothing did me any good until I got
Rhode's Bever end Ague Cure, which at once relieved me
of the distress sad nausea at my stomach and pain in my
bead and bowels, and ',minced a permanent cure in a short
time."
H. M. CONKLIN says .-1 had been taking medicine of as
good a duo t e r US we have in our county, and taksai ally
quantity of quinine and specifics without any good result,
front 7tstb August to 17th December. But seeing how nice•
ly it operated on my brother, I got a bottle of IttioDES'
FEVER AND AGUE CUIIE, which effected a permanent
cure by tieing two-thirds of a battle."
S. 31. CONKLIN was not here, but both the other broth
ers say his case was the same as IL 31's. I Bold the Mtdi.
clue to both the same day, and the cure was. speedy from
the mute small quantity, and I might so specify.
Yours with respect, A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof trs it is, it is of ao
better tenor thou the MA Mtn/4Y of like certificates / have
already published, and th. still greater amuant that is enntiar
sally pouring in to our.
One thing more. Last year I had occasion to Caution the
Public in these words:—
I notice one firm who have taken our of my general
circulars, substituted the name of their nostrum for toy
medicine, and then with brazen impudence end their pam
phlet with the exclamation, 'Let the proprietor et any oth
er medicine say as much if he dares,' " ac.
Now I take pleasure in saying that the Caution retorted
to the same " Dr. ,Christie's Ague 1311.111a1D," that is men
boned in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who are ap•
plylog to theirpoisooeus treats all that 1 publish about my
Fever and Ague Clore, or Antidote to Malaria, except the
Certificate of Cures, and the Oertificate of the celebrated
Chemist, Dr. Jetties 1L Chilton, of N. Y., In favor of Its per
featly HARMLESS CHARACTER, which Is attached to
every bottle. These will always serve to distinguish my
medicine from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES,
Prorideuce, - R. I.
For Sale by 0. A. Heinltsh, Jacob &lug, Dr. S. Welch
. John 3i ondeplantn, in Lancaster, Sand is
A .
, .
ATTENTION CITIZENS 2—TATCLEES AND I TN the Hatter of the Application o f ,
JEWELRY. We hare just received a splendid aasert, . J.: DANIEL SIBISfY, to the Court or Quarter SeSSIOII6 t,'
meet of Watches and Jewelry, which we are detu'miued to Lancaster county at April Set:skins, 'Kat, for License to
sell at very low rate,. Call and examine fur ytunelres.— . keep a Tavern In Alanheim township. In said county.
Coral, Buck Horn Lava, Catue, - , and Enamelled Breast . NOTICE IS lIEIISBY GIVEN. that depositions el wit..
Pins, and Ear hinge, all of the latwit styles. Ala., a See ' nessee to be rend on the bearing of said applleantoln on the
enactment of Mourning Jewelry. silver um, of every de— L pert of Daniel Sunuoy, the Petitioner, will be taken before
acriptlon. Salt Cups. Napkin flin,;a, Spoons arid Forks, !.:lienry Shreiner. Fay. at his. office in said toarnehiP, op
F. ult Knitee, Fruit koakets, and a very fine Plalrd '/ . ..4 ' Sat [lnlay the 2tkli of ApriL between 9 o'clock. A. M., and 9
itrAt : eta:ether with all other articles usually kept iu our o'clock. P. M. DANIEL tiT.:3L3IY.
li,. Vie on , alway• thankful for a call. apr Li a* to
S. A. DYSART a BRO.,
S.. in 11. st Eine at., Lancastes
lIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP..—
.L./The parturrAlp heretofore existin:, between the un•
dersigned and J. B. Baker and Joules llopains, trailing un•
der the firm of S. H. Pa...nuore .k thin day diat.lred
by mutual consent.
J. B. Baker and Jame, having purchased toy
portion, Laing the one ballot the 5m...., of More Gouda and
the hook debts and ermlits or thr late firm. I do therefore
authorize the said .1. B. B.Mer enl Jam,. Hopkins
will continue to du 1/11S/L14,4 In the 1121.111 411 Baker S. llop.
kind, and li:,uidate all elsini.- and
.tue to and by the Lieu, or S. Li. Par,lll,re d L.,.
Gap, April 9. ISSL. S. U.
The undrrAined easuntee the payment of all del., cols.
Use:ril and due by the late firm of zr.. li. Pa.,,ailt.orr a t. u.
J. B. [LYE El:
J A Ph' 1
.ay. April 9. iiao
--- d
i
, 11 , 11. Y. Sttbmerthero having remOve o
i 1 their SEW AND SPACIOUS_ STOR E,, No '27d Curst Nor
al., FOCHTH DOOR apoWL TENTH, lire no prepared to Mier a
i large and well-selected stuck of the following fresh and
desirable goods, principally of their own Importation, or
l.ought at auction, which they are able to sell at the Im
porters' prices, mud to which they cordially Invite the ni
tration of Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers. and familiei,
1 '' ll e utf, tr
) ..j . reti, and Veuitisu Wiadow Shading,
Barnsley and Irish Linen Shecting,7.4.B-4, 0-4. 104.11-4,
12 4 wide.
Bolster and Pillow Liu.•us. of several ehoieeleei•Lers,
nod all widths &urn as to 54 inches. •
Bed Blankets of all sizes and qualities.
Crib and Cradle Blankets.
Bed Quilt, of the following varieties, viz
Welting, Knotted, Register, Alhambra, Allendale and Lan
caster, of all the desirable slacs.
Bureau Corers. Table Curers: Window Curtain Muslin,
Towels and Towelling of every variety; Damnak Tat!, Cloths
and Napkins; Shirting Linens and Muslin; Cambric Hand
kerchief,'Embroideries, Hosiery, A 0., Brocatal, fin
masks, Maroons, Embroidered Laze and Muslin Curial no:
OM i 'Jr. ices, Bunds, gimps. Curd, ac., Se.
.t VAN HARM:WEN.
1114,i - tees awl Lenlery iu Linen awl House 1..11.16n:fig
No. Chog tont St.. :,hov,. T..uth, Philadelphia.
1l ,w
L , ltt ITS, FRUITS, &C. The sleeting.
end is Invited 14, our wl the sip ,Ye
itig ill part al
Orirugus, turnouts, Valuuts.
eucaulnut... ..(Zrtntu N Ilaiains,
Figs, Chu•olatu.
Datum, P 1 .11.,, SIN,. I 111,
Whitil we will ball at twit !rut rata, with 3 1;1,1,11
fur Vann.
Villein by mail prialiptly alteuded tu.
BUN I' RCP. &
Wharves above Walnut, Phila.
npr 4t 14
EINCELSIOR DRUG AND CHEMICAL
_Li STOKE. The greatest la ri..ty or Drnpi, Medicines and
Fancy Articles ever opened in 1.:: crater, at Dr. S. Welch.
en's Drag and Chemical St re, No. T; North l.laven
street, in the Store Royal in the National House
inerly u , copied by Char], M. Erben
Brother. r_
Here aro inducententi tor the Limy article for
sale is at Philadelphia prices, and warranted fresh and
pure. Hairy article' pros es not inn be what it is represented,
or does not do what is promised for it. when properly used,
we ask its rotors, when the money will be refunded. The
stock consist., of every article is the Drug and Chemical
Line which can be obtained iiii,anny first class drug store in
this orsauy other city.
Spices and Extracts, fin . Family Use-,
karma, corn -starch, Baking Powders. highly conceit
tritte.l Extracts, for flavoring jellies, cu s tards, Sr.
. •
Fancy Soapy and Perlantery.
A large andj3plendid variety of the . tins:it and Per
funsery and Soaps ever opened In this city.
All the Et.sentittl Uile, anti l'iucture, a qua!
ity;itlways fresh and pure.
All the lumliug and most useful Patent Medicines, wavy
of which are kept by no other drug store in the city. De
Mth's Electric oil, Van Banni's Ithc unutt ir Lotion, Rhode's
new and curtain care the lever and Agate. This last
medicine is a new remedy for this stubbt,ru disease; and it
warranted to mire iu every 0400, or the money will lie re
funded.
A large variety and the only supply et chemicals an
are used by daguerrean and aulUrotype ariista kept any
where in the city, and as low as they ran he pureio , ed iu
Pil iladel ph in.
11. YOUNG ,4 CO.
rush articles as are used by the Dental ProteaFtati always
on hand, and can be furnished to dentist, In the country
at flo• to tt.t.t native, by letter or artier.
gieul l ustruatenta of the finest mace mtd haish.—
I nteetiuu tubes, ,yringes of all sizes, of glo, awl metal ;
glass urinals, male and lealale; glass spittoons fur invalids,
glans lull:461,, glass speculums, glass leech tubes; breast
pipes, nipple shells, remits, leech taboo, filtering tunnels,
grtuluatlug glasses, hum,. uputbir and whet dais, jars and
turtles of every variety and slur.
'Through the earnest solicitations tind mibiAnilre of alto
physi . of the city, 1 have been induced
proem.: a full fiat general supply of the purest Had best
homeopatbie moth:love, and will be prepared r. till orders,
or prescriptions, with as 10.11 .I . o', and as good medicine
as - can ho preeurcil at any time in the larger cities. Mike
way's Arnica Plan : Arnim Court Plaster, Adhesive Plns
ter :11,1 Adhesive Straps. A 1.., a superior article o r Hoa at ..
opathie Arnica Tio..iiire ni wu . , son hand. Persons wishing
to have their t redid ue shorts tilled, mu I, a,etatimodsted
with the sun, medicine, thst I hey have horet,fore . lson at
rib spelt, 01 sending to the city of Philadelphia is,
Prexcri ions.
•
listshg procured the services of a thotonahly educated
druggist, who line put up from ton to lifleeu thou.:end Pi,-
seriptions iu n yanr, I fool bold in saying to Physicians and
othern, that that branch of the huskies., a hich all agree to
be the wont dangerous and responsible, Will be attended to
with great care and In A scientific manner.
Horse. ,No Comic Pot , . DER 00 hand.
apt ti 14
, 0 FARMER S.-21. subirlbers respectfully call
1 the attention of ail those fu want of Fertilizers, to their
stuck consisting of PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO,
received directly from the goverumetit szent-h and lu all
cases warranted to be denuita, iCso call your nitwit
on to the celebrated PACIFIC oCEA ANY/. Tills ar
ticle is esteemed folly equal to Per, tan unauo. as evi
denced by the analysis and pea, that test of Fanners, and
it offered at a lower price titan the paruvian.
Cold. NIBIAN ANo.— Thls much- i a alien good lei -
tilizrr. packed in barrels and field at a tolylotspelt,.
Haying been inppoinied by Mar.,. Allen a Seedier-their
agents tar the sale of their well-knoi. IM PROVED lit:-
pr:R-p GOspliATE OF LIME, we are toon ready to fill Zn`
den for the same. Float the 'venison yut thu, hits have
used this Fertilizer ha - some years past. we led fully au
thorized iu saying that it it the Best Applicathn ' for
Wheat, Corn. Vote, Grass and other el. - Ts—which 1,1 ui,
a vigorous and permanent stimulant—that has ever beett
tittered to the public. Also, constantly tan, hand.
PLASTER—in the lump and ground.
SALT—Ground Alum and Ashton Fine.
01.4 L.—'sa have .t.lwayd on hand e Intie eta,-I; of a en•
'writ, quality for Lime But ong nl.l Fluid utto, whirl/ we
offer at the lowed!. market priced.
tee Apply at the Maw-lion, at tiraoll a Lauding, 1111 the
Coneetoga Navigation. or at the Conestoga Tunwportation
office in Latnia-iter. OE.. VA 1.1/Elf .t Co.
Om . 12 If 14
- 7V , GOODS.-111115. IV. El AV- 2 Coand
216 Chesnut Street. Philadelpbm, 11.10111 call the atten
tion of residents of tido neighborhoisl 111 it r•SIOLIsire
and beautiful ...tortineid lit new I NG (balks, consist
ing in pert tit bilks of every satiety style and pike,
rsitawls and Scanft 01 tile 111,1,1 ptiel . llS.
Mantillas of the latest Pario, and most approved iiihapea.
Embroideries or every description.
Mons de Lain., Lawns., organdies. itreges, Tissues,
llohes of all kinds, Chiutixes, llooiery. tiloves, 21ifts,
50,000 yards of bilk al -
and I2AI per yard.
These goods are of their 0.011 iinpurtatiun ' having been
selected by one of the Firm in the best markets in Europe
and will be found equal to any in dinality, prix e nr style.
Purchasers will dud it much 111 their advantage to call
and examine this assortment here, pureblciog eiMeU here,
es it will he Wood one of the twist extensile in the city,
and 11111011 the lnrgeot T. M . Co. have et...l . ..tiered.
spa 22 41 14
$5OO REWARD .— The Select and Common
• COUIICIIS of the City of Lancaster aill lay the
above reward to any one who will give such inforniation
will secure the apprehension and conviction of the pel
or persona who, on the evening of the 711, Kist ~ set lire to
and burned the barns of Mm. Rogers and Mr. Harkins.
apr 15 3113 J. 7. MM ERNI AN, Mayor.
NOTICE TO THE TAX COLLECTORS
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.—You are hereby notified
to proceed and collect the taxes of your respective Wards
and Townships, for the year 155.3, and pay the same into
the Treasury without delay.
An abatement of FIVE PEE CENT will be allowed on State
Tax paid in prior to 13th day of July next.
npr_l3 3t 1.1
17STATE OF JOHN SHOAN, LATE OF
Woof Lampeter Township, deceased.
iloe Auditor to distribute the balance in the hand , of
George Li- Speedier, Administrator of said ilecased, to and
among those legally entitled thereto, will meet all portico
interested, at the Library room of the Court House, in the
City of Lanemter, on Thursdity tha ath day of May, nt 2
&dock, P. M. GEO. M. KLINE.
apr 15 4t 13
- LISTATE OF NANCY HOUDER, In
n the Court of Common Pktot for the County of Lan
caster. Whereas. John (4 rube, Cumuli t tee of Nancy !louder,
did on the 10th day of April. I:tsti, tile tu the older of the
Prothonotary of the said Conti. his account of the said
Estate:
Notice is hereby given to oil pr sons interested in the
said Estate, that the mid Court have appointed the 213th
day of May, 1656, for the confirmation there,,f, unless ex
ceptions be tiled.
Attest,
ProtiCys. Uhler, Lau. apt . 10
J. BOW3IAN, f'roth'y.
apr 15 .It-1:3
•-
- UST ATE JOHN K. SHOWER & WIFE.
I:4` —ln the Court of Common liras for the County of Lan
caster. Whereas. John Reinhold and Ltertjatuitt Evelinc.,
assignees of John K. Shower and Wife, did on the 11th
day of April, 18;d, file in the olllre of flat Prothonotary of
the said Court, their ac,utint of the said Eatute:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested iu the
said Estate, that the said Court have appointed the Goth
day of May, 18;.,6 ; for the routtruwt ion then rot . , unless ex
ceptions be filed. Attest,
Prothy's Office, Lan. apt 11
FARDI FOR. SALE.— I sub. ril,r iN rill sell n
it Farm situated in Derry township, Mifflin county, two
and it half mil. trout Lewistown. It contains Oxiut SO
Acres, and is first.' at. Ilionet , ..ne laud, and in a good
elute ct cultivation.
Fur terms apply to W. E1.1,r, Lewist...eeD, Pa
Malt I' It. ItOTILROCK,
Near Lewiatolvit.
xpr 15 St 1
ESTATE OP JACOB ALBRIGHT. Dec'd.
—Letters of Adutintstration utt the estate of Jacob Al
bright. late of Caernarvon twp., Lancaster county deed,
having been granted to the subscriber, residing In mid
township: All persons indebted to said estate are requesArd
to make payment immediately, sod those having claitfta
will present them. without Hay, properly netlieritlcateil
for settlement. JAt 'Oll JAMISON,
apr IS GC , 13 Atltu . r,
-•
N THE MATTER OF THE 'APPLICA
TION of Amos Funk to the Court of tinanter Sessions of
Lancaster county, at April Sessions, I$SO. for license to keep
a Hotel, Inn or Tavern, in the North West Ward, in the
city of Lancaster, in said county.
NO VICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that depositions of wit
nesses to be heard on the hearing of said application, on
the part of Amos Funk, the applicant, will bu taken before
Itiehrtel Carpenter, Encl., at his otlica In the city of Lan.s.
ter, cu Wednesday the lath day of April, 165 d, between the
hours of and 5 o'clock, P. II
apt 15 sr 12
IN THE MATTER ON THE A.FPLICA.-
J„ TION of Joseph Ramsey to the Court of Quarter Sim
mons of Lancaster county, at April Seuilons, 1856, for li
cense to keep an Eating House or Restaurant, In the V il
lageof Noblesville, In Salisbury township, in said county.
NOTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN, that depositions of witnes
ses to betted on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Joseph Ramsey, the applicant, wiii to taken before
Joseph Pownel, Eau., at hie office to the Village of Chris ,
Nana, on Thursday the 24th day of April, 1850, between
the hours of 10 In the iorenoon and 4 del. 11.11.
Lumuu,
Macearoni,
Filbert,
Sweet oil,
Oils awl Tinelures
Patent Medieiw's
Ileillisl's Ahtlerials
~ . 4(2. ! *Ut instruments
Ito imeOpath ic Medici nes
(211.k6. M. HOWELL
Treasurer of Lane. Co.
I. BOWMAN, Tru th}•.
apr 15,4 t 13
=MEE!
IN THE 3IATTER OF THE APPLICA
-JL TION of Tilman IL Clemson. to the Court 'of Quarter
of Larica•ter county Ea April Fessione. for lA
.:ease to keep an Eating Ittals, in. Salisbury township. in
3.11.1,0unt
HEREBY tit VEX. that aleponitions of w it
nessis, to be read on the hearing of said application. ou the
part of 'Pitman R. Cleinkon, the Petitioner, will be taken
before A. 1.. liendorson. not., at. Ina office to Salishury twp.,
ou Tuesday flan ':nth day of April. 1t le , between the hours .
of 2 and 5 o'clock. P. 31.. in east, of his absence or inabil
ity to :Mond. her", some "slier Justice"( the Pear. -t , f said
..uLty at the place Aforesaid.
eje 1 i 2t- TILNIAN it.
Ai THE RATTER OF THE APPLICA—
I of Martin Bow to the G. rt of Quarter Sessions of
Lancaster County, at April Sessions 1 3 56, for Been, to
keep a Hotel, Inn or Tavern, in :Salisbury Township, in
aaid County.
NOTICE IS III:RF.UY tiIVEN, that deposillonapt wit
neases to be iead on the hearing of sahl appLioation, ou the
part of Martin &tar, the Petitioner, will be taken before A.
L. Henderson, Esq., at his office in Salisbury township, on
Saturday the 26th day or April, 1856, between the hoursof
2 and 5 o'clock, P. M. or In case of his absence or inability
to attend, before some other Justice of the Peace of said
county at the time and place aforesaid.
apr 15 20 MARTIN BEAR.
TN TUE DIATTER OF THE APPLICA.;
TIDY of John Shaeffer of the village of Intercourse to
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Lancaster County at April
eons, 18.16, for license to keep a Hotel, Inn, or Tavern,
in said village, in Leacock township, In said County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions,of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application on the
part of petitioner will be taken before David Groff. Esq., at
his office In said township. en Saturday the 26th day of
between the hours of 3 end 1I o'clock, A. N., of said
day. ' JOHN SHEAFFER.
apr 16 s' 13
I bite Matter of the Application of
I John Echternacht, ty the Court of Quarter Sessions of
Lancaster county at April Sessions, 18(A, for License to
keep a Tavern In East Lauirxter towship, in said county.
NOTICE IE LIEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit-
neeses to be read on the hearing of said application ' on the
part of John Ecliternacht, the Petitioner, will be taboo he.
fore J. C. Van Camp, Esq., et his Wilco in Lancaster city,
on Saturday the Stith April, between the hours of lo
and 12 o'clock A. 11. JOHN ECIITERNACUT.
apr 1J 21 0 13
I2N TILE MATTER OF TILE APPLICA
TIONN of J. Abraham Sprenger to the Court of Quarter
Sessions of Lancaster county, at April hi -
cruse to keep on Eating House, in the N. E. It and; of fun
roster city.
NOTICE IS HEREBY Ut VEN, that depositions of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Petitioner, will he taken before .t. C. Van Camp,
Eecl.. at his office in Lancaster city, on Wedneeday the 30th
day of April, 859, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. 31.
and IU P. 31. .1. AIIRAIIA3ISPRENISEIL
men
IN THE MATTER OF . THE APPLICA
TION of Elias Darridinger to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions of Lancaster county, at April Sessions, 1656, for li
cense to keep au Eating House in Manor township, Lancas
ter county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that depositieus of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
port of Petitioner, will be taken before dohn Sehisslhr,
Esq., at his ofliee in said township, t n Tuesday the 25th
day cf IS:JO, between the hours ofd and 10 u'elk. P. 31.
:LK 15 21 , ' 1:3 ELIAS DARRIDINGEIt.
iN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA,
I
TION of James D. Malone to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions of Lancaster county,
at April Sessions, 1656, for li
cense to keep a Hotel, in Drinnore twp., in said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN, that depositions of wit
nesses to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of Petitioner, will be taken before John Rawlins, Esq.,
at his office in Rawlinsville, on Saturday the 26th day of
April, thati, between the hours of 1 and 6 o'clock, P:3l.
apt 15 2fslJ JAMEWALONE.
N THE MATTER OF THE .OPLICA.-
TION of David M. Witmer to the Court of Quarter Se...
stuns of Lancaster county, at April &salons, ISSO, for 11.
tense to keep it Hotel, Inn or Talent, In 5111IersTille, Manor
township, Su said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that depositions of wit.
uessot, to be rend on tile hearing of said application, on the
part of Petitioner, will 143 taken before W m. I'. Leonard,
e..sq.. at his Ake in Lancaster city, on Wednesday the tOth
day of April, 15541, between the !mourn of 10 and 12 o'clock,
N THE MATTER OF THE OAPPLICA..
TION of David S. Royer to the Court of Quarter See
clone of Lancaster county, at April Seraions, lbfdi, for li-
VellSO to keep a Hotel, Tao or Tavern, iu East Ilesuplield
township, in said county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEY, that depositions of
1106608 to be read on the hearing of said application, on the
part of David S. Royer, the Petitioner, will be taken before
John Stauffer, Esq., at his office in (Petersburg,) East
llernpileld township, on Saturday the 26th ',lay of April,
1856,,between the hours of u A. 31. and 10 P. M.
aprls 2P , 13 DAVID S. RoYEIL
TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA•
ITION of William li. Martin to the Court of Quarter Sees
'as La'ant, Cr - dH, ty. at April Sessions, lAA, for liven,, ,
to keep a hotel, Inn or Tavern. in East Heruptield Township,
iu said County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ULVEN, tint deponitluns of wit
13e5CVS to be read on the hearing of said application, on lute
'art of Petitioner, will be taken before Win. I'. Leonard,
Esq., at his office in Lan castor City, on Wednesday the blOth
day of April. 1056, ls.twArsi, hours of I And 4 o'clock,
I'.:1 W. N. MARTIN.
apr '2.t , I::
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT t—THE
bargains I tan now offering in CARPETS are worth the
attention of every one. Brussels Carpet Si jp, worth $1,123];
Chamber, do. 37t:;, worth 00 ets: Gold Window Shades ,tl,-
`2:: Shades so low as 95 cents.
3lerchants, Housekeepers, Hotel Proprietors, owners 01
Vessels and Steam Boats, Committees, and in tact every
class who want to furnish with good goods, a tiow priced,
cannot find a better assortment at such reduced priced as I
am now felling at.
Call and examine at N. ',rill Second :treet, (above
Vine,; Philadelphia. JOHN M. EVANS.
apr 13 3m 13
N THE HATTER OF' THE APPLICA
-1 I'ION of Ann Albrhrht to the Court of Quarter Seegions
of Lancaster county. at April Sessions. 1656. for license to
keep a Hotel, inn or Tal era ; in Caernamai toruships in
laid County.
NOTICE IS II Kit /.:11‘" GIVE], that dept,itlons of wit
nesses to te- read it, the h , sine or said appl,ation. on the
p.irt of Ann A Ihrirht. the applicant, will he taken he•
Janr , l'Caa, EN., a! his t tn.,, n Churchtown, in said
tort whip, an Friday the day of April, I+4K - between
horn, of I and undo, oriu case of his absence
or Inability to attend. blare some other Justice of the
Peace et raid coo, at the time and place aforesaid.
OTICE 'PO CON'I`RACTORS et BRIDGE
IV BC I LDERS...—Plop,sal , will be received by the under.
CIAIIIIIISSiOIIerS of the counties of Lancaster and
Dkupirdt, until Monday, the I 211 t of May, 1S:A:, at 2 o'clock.
P. 31., at their respective vino., in Lancatt, and Harris ,
burg, tor the Building aud Completion of a Bridge act use
the Conewag. Creek, at or near Nissty'a Mill, in London
derry ton ukhip, Dauphin county, to La erected by enld
counties jointly.
The letting will take phi., ou the day following, altes l
day, May Cl,) at the Ckauraissioner's Office in Lancaster.
Specifications. and plane of the Niasoury arid the Wooden
superstructure, as well as the profile in general. mu be lied
at either of said offices.
All proputoils to be endoised an t the specificatione.
PHILIP utasT.
I curIIIII . Cs.
\VAL C. WORTH,
!
D. BRANDT. a ut.:l:del on.
GEORGE HAIN,
Coinuirs.
P. LYTER,
Danphin co.
dm '011:N11111.
.11 1. td in
I
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e l * , T s N
fur A'
IL A ; p h T e
r O ,
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falling Mrs. VANHOIIN In
the very loot: she is sure to succeed tvlicu all others have
failed. All who are in I rookie; all who have been unfortu•
lute. delved owl trilled with: all whore fond hopes have
been crushed Mil Llssted by false promises: all who have
tied had luck, Ity to her flu. advice and satisfaction, from
whatever canoe, de to her for relief nod comfort. lu lure
affairs she was never hIIOWII to fail. She has the secret of
winning the affections of the opposite sex. it is this fact
which induces illiterate pretenders to try•to imitate her.—
She shows you the likeness et your future wife, husband,
or absent friend. 11 is well known to the public at largo
that she is the first and only isn•sou in this country who
can show their likeness in reality—which can be testified
and proved by thousands, both married and single, who
daily and eagerly visit her. Come one, come all, to No. 334
Lombard Street, between Juniper and Broad. Phila.
rpr 13 km 13
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LI
CENSE to keep Hotels, lune or Taverns and Eating
blouses.—A special Court of Quarter Sessions for Lancaster
county will be held at the Court !louse, on the first 'Mon
day (the sth day) of May next, for the purpose of bearing
applications and granting licenses to keepers of hotels, inns
or taverns and eating houses. In pursuance of the recent
set of assembly.
Petitions for license must be filed In the slice of the clerk
of the Quarter Sessions three weeks before the above na
med day. The Court has establishes! the following rule :
April 4th, 1856. Ruled by the Court, That in application
fur tavern licenses, all testimony of witnesses offered to the
Court must be by depositions '
taken upon at least tgn days
notice, published once a week for two successive weeks in a
newspaper, published nearest to the place where such tav
ern is intended to be kept, and in at least, five notices posted
throughout the city, borough or township, where the tar
ern is intended to be kept, and in the most public places
thereof, of which fact an affidavit, together with a copy of
the 'Mice shall be attached to the deposition. And all dep.
°Aliens intended to be used on the hearing of the applica
tion, to be filed two days before such hearing.
.qty By order of the Court.
apr 15 3t 13 JOAN J. PORTER, Clerk.
CHOOL ELECTION.—An Election will be held
0 at the CITY HALL. on TUESDAY, the 6th day of May
.next, between the hours of 1 and 7 oc'elock in the after
noon, for the election of twelve qualified citisene to serve
as School Directors fur the Lancaster City School District
for three years. in the place of the following named gentle
men whose terms expire :—Dr. John L. Atlee, Thom. IL Bur
rowes, Dr. P. Cassiday, Peter McCononly, John Wise, Geo.
M. Steinman, John Zimmerman, David Hartman, Newton
Lightner. Henry Stock,—and two vacancies at present ex
isting in the Board. THOS. 11. BURROWES, Pres't.
WM. B. WILEY, Sec y. apr 15 3t 13
.
ew PAPER HkING WAREHOUSE.
Xf
—WM. H. SEIBER RYMER, No. 44 North Sec
ond street, below Arch, Philadelphia, Inform their friends
and the public, that they have commenced In the above
convenient location, the PAPER 11ANGLNG BUSINESS, In
all Its various branches, With a large and varied assortment
of French and American plain and Decorative PAPERS,
Bordeni.Firebcatil Prints, WINDOW SHADES, &e.. Sc.—
Comprising all the newest styles and patterns, being elect
ed and manufactured with special reference to cTiginality,
beauty and durability.
SEIBERT S BROTHER Intend to give their united and
personal attention to all order. lye Papering Dwellings,
Halls, Churches, Sc., entrusted to their care, whiel, will
most positively be attended to according to monde, with
promptness and eispatch.
PAPERING! done in City.or Country by the most espet l
owed workmen, and all work warranted,
PAPER from 12% eta. upward.
Country Merchants supplied mon the most remadiable
terms.
W5l. H. SEIBERT. RUSH U. SEIBERT.
ape 15 3m 13
Tr REES 1 EVERGREENS I—FLOWERINO
SHRUBS, ROSES, PLANTS, &c., in great variety and
size, for rale by large or smell quantities, at the
RISING SUN NURSERIES and GARDEN Phila.
These candle are In the Market, beton' Sixth et.,
whore the above can be Lai every day. Orders ol
eo received here for the Nursery. Catalogues sent to appa
rent. gratis. Direct to S. 3IAUPAY & CO.,
Rising Sun Village, Philadelphia.
N. B.—Roses, Verbenas by the hundred or thousand, and
other flowering plants for sale cheap. apr 15 At 13
Tl, ST ATE OF JEFFREY *MEDLEY.—
_ Labe subecriber appointed by the Court an Auditor, to
distribute the balance in the herds of John Cooper end
Thomas Lloyd, adult's of Jeffrey gmedley, dec'd, late of
Columbia, to and among heirs, creditors and those legally
entitled thereto, will attend at the Library Hoorn in the
Court lions° in the City of Lancaster, for the purpose of
his "alipointiliont, on Friday the 2d of May, 'sd , at :o'clock,
P. 31. ; where all interested ace requested to attend.
A. 0 9 BLAYALAILTaIt,
OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY COMPANY. iuurporated
by the State of Pennsylvania. MONEY is received In
any nun, !ergo or small and interest paid from the day of
deposit.
The oftlee is open every day from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing till 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday and
Thursday evening till 9 o'clock.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums, large or small, are paid back in gold cm de.
wand without notice, to any amount.
Aw• Office, WALNUT Street, South West corner of
THIRD Streat, Philadelphia.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SRLFRIDGE, Vice President
WM. J. REED, SecTetary.
DIRECTORS.
Henry L. Renner. C. Landreth Munn,
=ISMS
Robert Selfridge, Joseph B. Barry,
Samuel K. Ashton. Honig L. Churchtuau.
James B. Smith, Frauds Lee.
The Investments, now Mounting to more than ONE
MILLION of Dollars, In accordance with the act of lacer.
poration are made la Mortgages, Ground Rents and such
drat class securities as must always insure perfect securi
ty to all depositors and place beyond all risk the perma
nency and stability of this old and well-established Insti
tution. apr 15 tf 12
T 0 THE LADIES.—Miss LUCY called at Woutz's
Store and was astonished at the Great Bargains and
the immetise choke variety of SPRING AND SU3I3IF.R
GOODS now on exhibition. She promises a special cata
logue of the many bargains to be found at
apr S If 12 WENTZ'S STORE.
NEW BOOKS : NEW' BOOKS iI e.
change and alteration seems to be the order of the day.
the public will no doubt be gratified to learn that the Cheap
Book Store remains unchanged, only iu so far as great ac
cessions to the already large and cheap t•ollerilou of good
Books is concerned. Among our well selected stock may be
found Appleton's Cyclopedia of. Biography; embracing a se
ries of original Memoirs of the most distinguished persons
of all times.
Anwricanltion, edited by Francis 1.. Ilawkr, D. D. L.
The Prison of Weltervereden, and a glance at East Indian
Archipelago. by Walter M. Gibson.
The Island of Cuba, by Alexander Ilumbold. Translate'
from the Spanish n ith notes and a preliminary Essay, by
J. S. Thrasher.
Representative Women: From Eve tli% wife of the Finat
to Mary the Mother of the second Adam. by George C. Bald
win, D. D.
Booms of Home and Travel, by Bayard Taylor.
The Year Book of Agriculture; or . the Annual of Agri
cultural progress and discovery, for DSO and 18Z,d, by Do
rid A. Wells.
Letters from the United Slates, Cuba and Clillada, by Ilto
llon. Amelia 31. 31urray.
Familiar Science; or the Scientific explanations of the
principles of natural and Physical Science, by David A.
Wells, A. M.
. .
Literary Criticism and other Papers, by the late Horace
Binnoy Wallace, Esq. •
The Widow Bodott's Papers, kith an introduction by Al
ice B. Neal.
The History of the great Indian War of 1675 and 11770.
Also the Old French end Indian Wars from Idso to 1704, by
Thomas Church, Esq.
Lardner's ono thousand, and ten things worth knowing,
to which is added employment for all; or a hundred ways
to make money.
This is but a very small moiety of what can be foond by
examining our well stocked shelves.
Also School Apparatus designed for Public Schools-chap
and good. A supply for all grades of Schools furnished at
the Holbrook School Apparatus Manufacturing Co's prices.
Also standard works on education, School Furniture,Maps,
Charts, 31agnets, School Registers, Drawing an other
Slates, be.,
be.
Sunday School Books and Sunday Schoool appliatiees in
any quantities and for any denotuinat ion.
Splendid Life-lik Portrait of Rev. Philip Schaff, D. D.—
Professor at Mercerslairg College.
'RE. Remember the Cheat. Book Store.
apr 15 tf lg MURRAY Cc. STORK.
DAVID M. WrIMElt.
• 2t , 13
REMOVAL.—WILLIASI S. AMWEG. AI".II.4tNEY
AT LAW, has removed his Office from his former place,
into North Duke street opposite the new Court Honor.
apr 8 tf 12
STX CENTS REAVARD.—ltunawny from the
subscriber residing in Eden township, Lancaster county,
on the 31st of slarch last, en indentured apprentice to the
Farmingl3ll.9lßOPS, named JULIA. Monsgan. Said boy was
18 years of age on Christmas day—about Zr feet 8 or 0 In
ches high and stout built. Had .at when be went away, a
brown 3urt.mt coat, steel coloed pant.: and while slouch
hat.
• Whoever returns raid t.. me ct.
reward, lon no additional charges wi!!
apr :iv , 12
. .
All the Winners of the P.
p . m of Equegteinz:-.
ment at Washinztc.
Messrs. SP tE.,.?..PV;t.
Having . pro f '
Coßole al En;
tablishment
NEW 11-V
3C..1C1L
wi
Rail Rot
Built express
veyance of tt
ses and prop
god as to h
from the tract
hi tion grount'
offered to tbt
WORLD' an ,
the new Cirr
formers
Without
Who could
bin evidence of their superior
ity over every other Performer
in that department, and bar
ing beau overwhelmed with so
many applicants with conflict
ing claims to supremacy, that
they submitted the pretensions
of the Rivals to a
A N N lIT,
I:t* 17.
TRIAL OF SKILL
In a Grand Equestrian
Congress and Cirru s
At Washington. In which the
following Prizes, open to all
the Performers extant were
contended for and won, iu a
strife in which all the perfor
mars of note took part, viz:
lot. One Hundred Dol
lars in cash to the Victor
in each department.
2d. Au Esgagemeut at au
advance salary of 10 per cant.
added to the highest salary
the succeasful competitor hod
ever before received.
The wtuners of these prize=,
of course the very
BEST ARTISTES EXISTING
Were immediately engaged for
the Now Railroad Circus, and
(preparatory to the reception
of their Car, which are to be
finished in time to meet them
at Philadelphia, on, the 2Sth
inst.,) will appear al
York, Monday, April 21.
Harrisburg, TOsday,
Colombia, Wednesday, "
LANCASTER, Thursday" 24.
Norristown, Friday,
Manyunk, Saturday, " 26.
Admission 25 Cents.
Doors open at 1, and at 7 o'clk.
The Prize Troupe
are as follows, and will all
appear:
JAMES 1:013lNSON, S. C.,
Who won the Prize. the best
single rider, with or withurti
the saddle.
THE MOTLEY BROTHERS,
As the beat general Gymnasts.
Puss HORNER, Ky.,
STEVE LEE. London, and
JIM HURTS, Md.,
Who won the Prizes respec
tively no the lest "Talking"'
" Pantomimic," and "Trick"
Clowns.
THE LEVATER LEE TROUPE
of France and England, corn.
prising Six Lad'. and Gentle
men, as the best Posturer., and
Pantomimists.
H. MAGILTON, Pa.
F. DONADDSON,
OEO. DUNBAR, Md.
HERCULES MERV, 0.
.1. DAVENPORT, Tex.
OMAR., Va.
C. NOTES, Tenn.,
As the best Sin Ground and
Aerial Gymnasts.
LB JEUNE 11 RTE, of ,
(by adoption) and
H. 11A.G1LTON, of Penna.,
Lei the two beat Hurdle Racers,
between whom the committee
could not decide.
THE MAN MONKEY,
As the best Oyinuaxdic Eques
trian.
ED IiEND.ILL, Mass., and
KENDALL'S BRASS BAND,
Enlarged and ronl.ed, AS thr
beet Bugler and Band.
Besides the foregoing
alieled combination
gTeateet living Perfol:,...t,
management bin
gaged the fel:,
known Artistee .
MESD.ISIES
oRMOND,
WHITE,
DAVENPORT.
and ROBIXON
MESSIEURS
ROBERT WHITE,
JOE HAZLETT,
OATLOR.
THOMAS.
STEVENSoN.
}[-la all the appointments,
the Horses, Trappings, Cos
tnixtee, and Paraphernalia gen-1
era Ur. tt la determined that
this brew Establishment shall
°gips. ell others, as much as
It does in these Prize Perform.
era, and that It shall be rivalled by no other Ctrens—in
Five, Ppr Cent Saving Fund.
M=!lM=ll
a
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Tournament !
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44.;,11
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I 4tAt:
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nud DORSEY.
IMPOTICE. , ;-the lbll. Applications for Tavern ti
ll camas, have been EL with the Clerk of the Court of
quarter &Wow of the ' eace to and for the County of
Lancaster, and that the presented to the Court
of Quieter sessions, on clay. ihr Cdh dot q' Jlqy, 13:03,
at o'clock in the forencod.
, Veldtn o
i T
Attain Rutter
it Lvi
.1
.gyn E^'l•
,tax Ttcp.
Peter Good
13 , 3 rough.
Jeremiah Brown,
Elizabeth Wolf,
terhard Brandt,
James McHenry,
Corneline Tyson,
Joseph H. Black.
'Andrew Heifer,
dandme Brown, '
Henry K..Minlch.
1 /.1 T top.
Jahn U. Biel,
Elizabeth Eckman,
Andrew T. lil.tterer.
run Se
:L• 'raw. r
'oil )1"
A :•Tlief.
licOrge W. Ht,
Aura Al Griehr
lleorga
11,141 I,l;Er .
o 113 t.
Jesae Bucher,
John W. Iklantaer.
.Richnra
Henry Heimi" .
Jacob
Mary Mnma.
.6 East.
Israel Heiner
Henry Rhodes
Andrew Ream,
Jeremiah Swisher.
J. B. Raldwiu.
y Tlep.
Abrahatu
Hannah McNeil
John Filbert
John D. Ilefft
ore Top.
Edwin Garrett,
Eli Sleeardel,
Edmnnd Swinger,
Nathaniel Myers
Felix Swelgert
John Kenedy,
J. D. Malone.
Nal Ent. ,
I Dennis Harkin*,
Samuel Smith.
gal West.
Jonathan Diffenderfer
et T up.
John Myers,
Price Knight.
Samuel Rife.
1 West.
John Nizeuteheou.
Henry Fritz,
George Roland.
John A. ilougeal
tieurge Murray.
Martin Kling
John Styer.
Samuel Davi.
Isaac 11011,
I Amos Weldler.
Jacob Iltmer:Jr.
Peter Albert,
' Levi G. Kemper
',Wain Stack,
W ill usm.Colatuan.
Sam u.. 1 Ore rhol tzer,
Eli:abet
ten Borough.
Catharine Foltz.,
Chart. W. Murray
A. Orson:weak,
James Laird.
George W. Boyer.
teeth Tu p•
lleorge Bent
Jacob Swnrr.
Lewis B. Ilibobman
r.,
T tep.
of: TILT.
Jacob O. ‘Vonger,
Christiau Ilertlerothe
SlllllllOl U. Romper.
J£IIIIN C. Ewing.
Joseph Konigniacher
Samuel fluffert,
David T. Bair,
John W. Grohs,
Martin dross.
te.p
Washington Whitaker
Ilyroutumi Nvklaiati.
Wm. J. Ilex+,
Samuel M...la:tog:tn.
Edwin C. Woodward,
field IFrat.
Jocob Blotz,
Wm. Parthemaro.
John Keuaig,
Jacob HMO.
Henry E. WO f
{Pm. K. Nlartin,
Simon Mlnich,
Emanuel L. Hall.
Jacob H. Metzger.
John Shuman,
Jacob K. Dunkle.
John Shreiner.
North west Witrd.
Henry Rosenfelt,
Jacob Leamon,
Henry S. Schenk,
Peter U. Kreider,
Abraham Haslet for
John Dorwart,
.lacob M. Baker,
Samuel Shatter
Itentam Weldler,
Henry M. Rahbaal.
tioorge Hurting.
David S. Royer.
Adam Dietrich.
Martin Keudig.
Daniel Hess,
Henry K. Denham,
Henry ti. Boar,
John Davis,
Adam Trout,
Wendell Martzell.
Emanual Shober,
Michael ]'Grano.
John Michael,
Ifenry Blickenederfer.
Frederick Cooper,
Hiram Kendig,
George Kircher,
Jacob k David Bees,•,
Andrew Bear,'
/uncle Funk,
Aist Word.
Barnett t Con
Lewis Bprocher,
Conrad Miller,
John Hamilton.
Owen Hopple,
John Cosgrove,
Harriet T. Keller,
Anthony Lechler,
Jacob Wolfer,
Fed Ward.
Philip Fitzpatrick
John M. Eve!lug,
Samuel Carmany.
Christian Shook.
Frederick Hess,
Margaret Reed,
',wig Urban fi Son
East il'ard.
AL er
Courad
ITllltam T. Youart.
John IL WOW..
Philip Snyder,
John Tymony,
Margaret Mcaoulgle,
Mary Nteasenkep,
{Cu.. K. .e. Cleo. I.mm:it
poter East.
Samuel M. McCallieter
• I Henry Keneagy,
Lee! H. Rhoden.
re , . MI, Irest.
•
• John C. Baldwin,
Henry Oath
11. M. Kreider,
John Rowe,
John Echternaeht,
M. S. Metzger,
ck Upper.
Jacob Bard.
Samuel ft. Myrna
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1n I'.%Phlteeida
Turp
Levi .Sammy
David M..V,ltni.n,
Christian 11. 'Zimmer.
John Brady, Jr.. ^ll.lvltow
George Ilornberg•r, Milla
Jacob 11. LightheLar,
Jacob S. Mann,
Jacob S. ISamlinau.
John Daily.
Gotleib Selmer ; SI JsbinAto
Benjamin Itenifium, •
C. D. Martin
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Jacob
li `za "' r
sh Flury,
',wig Martin,
Deo rich
ICllliaw A 1.1.13
SilTIlll
Levu liouaal,
(4... urge Peter,
S. U. Miller,
Again Krrh,
Mr=
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John Double,
Shreiner A Gruff,
Peter Mouror,
John Bostick,!
Daniel Summy,
Jacob Landis.
I Borough.
Abraham 11. Rabe
Laai
Jacob fi rube.
A. B. Landis,
Daniel
Ilarbant Conlmt.oll
Jacob
v.ll 11. Dar}.
Joy Borough.
Henry Sher thit.
11...,ry Shaffuer,
K. Svit,l.
T tep. •
John FO,hel
J.diu 1% tin u
J Engle
_ Jaco b Lleistada
'fi"lrr;"Millar,
lIMMM
.14,1111Twued.
David '..qirtvelv
John C. Smith,
Christian harsh;
I-asr Risl.
John
Henry (Amu!.
Robert Tagert
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Sdm ! ielsavl
ur CI. •
Benjamin ROW,.
Christian B. Herr
Benjamin White.
Clirietixti HerAley
1 T
Santo , ' Frey
Peter K. Realer.
Henry B. Stone
J:117;J), Slllllllly.
Sims eery !k" '.y/.
Henry 11.ar
leselmr Reese,
Km.'} ellternarlit
Isls.rtin Herr.
KlN.,nr . t, Tsar.
Samuel Le n on
John Heir,
. John A mtnuu.
G. W. Werutz,
James IL. Houston
Martin Bear,
John 11. Skl
J W. Dicken4on.
&111. lury Tiep.
Miraiffin,ltoland
! Amos S.
Sallow! D. Smoker,
Imrd 3larntmil.
Berijitiniti Fritz,
Itiiiijamin It. )Iyers
1:.
,vick Tlrp.
A. W. tillober,
Jacob Weitzel.
Sarni. Lichtenthalor.
Martin Kafruthe,
John Bender,
Jeremiah
Thomm Sands,
Clerks Office, 1,111',..r.4
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NOTICE.—The following Application. for Eating
Houses, have heen filed with the Clerk of the Court
of Quarter .40.41011, of thd Peace In and for too County of
Lancaster, and that the mune will be presented to the Court
of Quarter Sessions, on .V ',day, the 51d they of May, 1836,
at 0 delcck in the forenoon.
Michael Aldiager.
I Martin Vans'yin',
Joseph Ulmer,
Daniel Herr,
.1. H. Zearlug, Store
John W. Shuman,
Wm. Smith,
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Ulri,h - ugh•.
Jo ph 31ack,
Catharine Keller,
Collett, Duttonhetlet.
nerd
Gd,11...1 Brandt,
Ueorge Title, eturn,
Ti
Jeliu Smith.
Druntore Tip
Bat loam Jutinsou.
B. lime.
Eli:abet/down
Benjamin i-lioafler,
IBor.—Ealing Huta,.
Samuel Harmony.
...i7-141in° Howes.
; .
%obert Bolee.
S.& 11. 0. flrurkbai t, Stole
tleniiiphi 11
I sane Conk I in,
Daniel Yenger,
E. lialdemau a Co., Sterol
11%1 llisrd—Etsting Hata,
Elizabeth ',Sprenger,
Emanuel Shober, Store, to
sell Liquor. -
Moses \Yeager, Stoic, to
sell Liquor.
17,1—Eating
Daniel C. (Aomori,
John Carr,
.1. Abraham rqriouttor
Lancaster (Nig .V.trth
Henry Frank,
Ileury Stroehle,
Wm. Kuhns,
Joseph Frick,
Samuel Kissinzer,
..I'orth
.I—Eltiny IfotiP
Joho Haag.
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to I.:!llLg,r.
ed—Edalnp jjwerf
Martin Rudy,
John Witlingo,.
:!•i. it tt !vancl.
linaJo4
1 Jry rivp
Hoglo4.
Frodorick. Monltch
MIME!
T•tylol,
i.. Liftenbach, 21.0 r
Prorofdenre
Henry Brenberger.
Ftsradise T
top Houle
C J. Rakegraw
r.—Eating How.
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—,EAdinj
Sali.thary
Ti'man R. Clemson. •
John U. Skiles,
Suid.ers,
' vv.—Est:i ibisits
Rain Hillis.
JoEopth Ratufey,
Joulpb Bonn,
Warwick T
iep 11011,1tJ
Jacob Weitzel
JOHN J..POHTER.
el,rk gunner Etessions