. • . - . ~. . ,-„,...-.,-...451 INCRIONT'ISTRY ~...;',..- ~.A't: : : " ...111).. - "stet or mania 'catch'-t:0 • • - - . ; W- MOONS of mounting- i ggi o ZA9PCIIES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AN iCIAL T METH. ' - . : ; , i,... ..- SILVER WARE.-JAMICS P. DYSART,', NO. 10 ......._ by Dr . BLANDV. formerly , T KING St., (near Market) taker pleasure in inviting _......,tiaßalthnpaCollegeofDentsd Surgery, is cer- attention to his navandlarge stock of Goods, which cm thierofase greatestdischveries et the present age and prises as great a variety of all -artielk in his line as an ilOtalvorlpkgrest as*, in Mechanical Dentistry. befound in the city. consisting lapse of OlkiiilldWidll.elng the Latin the State to lntroduce ' Tidies' Fine 18 Carat Hunting Lever Watches, MAP Priettee, end which low beensttended with Fine Gold Hunting Levers, 1... Itlease,Tothisiolodtation in yeonnnumddg it as em- " " Open.faced Levers; ( • rAtinizaber ratted of mounting Artificial Teeth : Silver Hunting Case " ' •-_,.., - Markaaati k. tiattag of the plates-having great " Open-faced • " dila etteetbeestoraosmoitoat of "swaging." The a good assortment of LEVERS and LEPINES of Sliver and iletnaterpineltie&Paritatleanlittess, and durability ' Composition Cases; Olean:EBB ardENGLISH WATCH.- itbtatidialdbprooyoUtir process. i ES (first and second handed,) alkof which are warranted Wait azatirdeutkisolatie iratbortzed to dispose of .to keep time or no sale. _ __ Debts Itirtheopithttee of lazteaster, Chester, Berke, : His assortment of JE WEL is the most extensive littlatonfttk_ft.ti o k4OHN WAYLAN, D.D.S.' I ever offered to the citizens of Lancaster, part of which are plaits; .ii ,, ,,,,80. :North Queen St., Lancaster. i the followin styles: FINE PAINTED BREASTPINS, I EAR RINGS -AND BRACELETS to match; CAMEO SEWS, •:',-- iiiaay.l,:__•.-_.. e s EAMIIMDIG. P. KiNEVAD, ' FLORENTINE MOSAIC, end PLAIN EAR RINGS and EN ISTRY.,..KARTIN £ 'SINKE AD . 1 , BREASTPINS, all of which for beauty, style and cheapness pTISTRT te• ,laviagassordated together in the practice -, e ,..- ...„__ - t ! can na n ul ot be an su d rpassed onAsED in th ß e ß c A it o y, EL Al ETs so, a an fl a ne umn; assortme igi nt t ot h i:triii endear:4 to ander entire addiction in 'Hem aaa 1 Cameo Setts and Medallions. Particular attention paid to ;cello erattana entrusted to their care . Being prepared' for 1 Jewelry of Gentlemen's wear, comprising Sleeve Buttons, AO Mannticture of TEETH, We will be enabled to suit all ' Studs, Gnard, Breast and Fob Chains of the best quality; Instes, with Block, Single Gum or Plate Teeth, either on Ribbon Slides, Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, etc. Always 4Gold, Sneer or Gotta Perch& on hand a good assortment of r , :ear Oflos-+Main Street, 8 doors East of Echternacht's SILVER WARE, 13,4414 Strasburg, Lancaster county. each as Spoons, Ten, Table, Dessert, Sugar, Mustard and lifM.--I take Able method of tendering thanks for the Salt; Dinner and Tea Forks; Napkin Rings; Butter and liberal :patronage heretofore received, and hope by the Fruit Knives; Salt Cellers; Cups, Pie Knives, Pickle Knives pant arrangement to be enabled at all times to attend sod Forks, setts of Knives, Forks and Spoons for Misses.— to dose requiring our services. Also a beautiful lot of Port Monnates for Ladies and Dents, sag* kt '29' . J. MARTIN • Combs and Brushes of all kinds, Accordeone, Ac. Clocks from $1.25 to $5O, all warranted. &Fr. The undersigned has, at considerable expense, got up a Card of Hair Work Pattern& for which he receives orders—to be executed in Philadelphia in the most chaste and durable style, and at short notice. The public are in vited to call and examine his stock and judge for them selves. JAMES P. DYSART. Sign of the Big Watch, No. 10. West King St., Lancaster Pa. June I tf2o ELCEtE N 8 & T SURGEON DENTISTS, offlx ova. Kramph's Clothing sore N. E do. of N. Queen and Orange stt., Lancaster, Pa. Drs. W. & P. would any to their friends and the public generally that their entire time is given to the duties of their office, thereby affording all who may favor them with a call, the oppor- IQ/aua tunity of being waited upon without delay. All work d ,oe by tui is recommended as the most approved styles, being Ouch as has been fully tested and found to be of the most durable character, and which we warrant to be inferior to none hi purity of material. accuracy of adaptation,or beauty Of Apish. Sir CHARGES MODIDIATE. apr 27 ly 15 ENT AL SURGERY.--The unde r - 15 - dirtied has associated with him in the praedce of Dental Surgery, E. W. SWENTZEL D u D. 84 well known as his assistant. Dr. 'Oilansta &Nasal graduated at the Baltimore College of Dental Sprgery, with high honors, and has been in practice Several years. Office No. pow t No rth . paean street, Lancaster, Pa. apr 20 tf 14 JOHN WAYLAN. DR. WAYLAWS NEW DRUG STORE. ..—No. 60 North Queen street. The undersigned re• vectfraly announces that he has openee his NEW DRUG STORE ESTABLISHMENT, with a very ex *wive and complete stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery and Fancy Articles—all fresh and pure—which will be sold at the lowest market prices. This stock embraces every article usually kept in a first class Drug Store, and neither labor nor expense has been spired in fitting up the establishment, to insure the prey arvation of the Drugs In the beet condition, as well us to secure. the convenience and comfort of the customers. A complete assortment of materials need by the Dental Profession can also be had at the store of the subscriber. An improved Soda, or Mineral Water Apparatus has been introduced, the fountains of which are made of Iron. with Porcelain lining on their interior surface, freeing them from All liability to taint the water with any motaiie poi son, which has heretofore been so great an objection to the copper fountains. Those who wish to enjoy these refreshing beverages can do so atthis establishment without fear of be ing poisoned with deleterious matter. The entire establish ment baa been placed under the superintendence of a most oompetept and carebil Druggist, who has had many years' Of experience 'in the Drug and Prescription business, In Out claw houses in Philadelphl and Cincinnati. ,The undersigned feels confident that he is in every way prepared to give entire satisfaction to his customers, there fore a share of public patronage is solicited. - JOUN WAYLAY, D. 1). S may 27 tf 19 G ARDEN SEEDS, EARLY PEAS, MAItJtOWFAT PEAS, ' ' _ EARLY YORK CABBAGE, SUGAR PARSNIPS SUGAR LOAF DO. WHITE SOLID CELERY, DRUM-HEAD WINTER DO.,LONG GREEN CUCUMBER TAY&IT •C BEANS, PURPLE EGO PLANT. _ _ _ ICE BEANL,_LONG SCARLET RADISH For sale a THOMAS'ELLMAKER'S Chemical Store, West King street. Lune, tf Z STABLE.--Having purchased 11, in the rear of Funk's Merrimac House, N. , I am prepared to hire Horses, Carriages, &c., on the most accommodating terms. Broom' attention tothe business and an anal- Aimee, I hope to merit and receive 11 reasona ublic patronage. . . •LIES GROCERIES critter having taken the well-known estab- Frey,la East King street, directly opposite ' el, has just received from the city a large, tad general ,assortment of ES H 6.R OCE I? ES , • EES, SUGARS, TEAS, SALT, FIGS, RAL • all of which he will sell at as low prices IL9 Mined in Lancaster. ' • keep constantly an hand EGOS, POTATOES, HAMS, DRIED BEEF, TONGUES, lent everything in the Provision line, all et old on the most accommodating terms. • ly solicits n share of the public patronage. A. Z. RINIIWALT. V OF THE CONSTITU•rIoN .1 A IE UNITED STATES. By Curtis. . lISTORY urfll E UNITED STATES. ' LIISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF TIIE .; ; .TES. ‘.• ;; ; RANDOLPII. OF ROANOKE. ;.".1 .;: HRISTIANITY IN CRINA,TIIIIIET AND AT NO. 31 EAST KING ST. OR, SHUTTER, BLIND AND CTORY.—The undersigned have taken the y lately carried on by S. J. Morrison, situ. horn part of the City of Lancaster, and Factories, whore we intend to manufacture is of Sash, Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Window the shortest notice and on the most reason undersigned are both practical Carpenters, business ourselves. ittention to business we hope to merit the public mmerally. SWARTZWILDER & MORROW. eN)1::;. • CHER & BAUMAN, TAN urriers Store, back of Roht. Moderwell's rehouse, fronting on the Railroad and wt. Cheap for Cash or approved crel.lit. :nd a full assortment of all kinds I Leather, of superior auality, n o i.....useirriet," also, Leather Bands, table for all kinds of machinery, of any required, made of a superior quality of allows, Band and Lacing Leather, Gar ,r's Oil, Currier's Tools, Moroccos, Shoe =ISM lather bought in the rough; highest rn ices •i• ad Skine in MIA ; orders will be prompt tob 6 ly 6 SLATE..-The subscriber bred a large lot of PEACH BoTToM and BUILDING SLATE, which be will put ar sell by the ton, on the most reasonable Ise constantly on hand an extra light Iding Slate, intended for slating on top e call and examine my PEACH BOTTOM the best in the market, and cannot he mrd, as I have made arrangements will! Lancaster Market. GEORGE D. SYRECIIER, North Queen St., Lancaster, Penna. M===l , rtlfy that we do not sell our :Bottom Guaged Slate to any other per ty than the above named. B. F. JONES. Curers of Peach Bottom Roofing Slate. [l'3B j ),_ ,Y LMBROT YPES.--The g. purchased the exclusive right of Lan ,., bled to offer to the public n new style of nr ~.- ling, in beauty and durability, any ever beic , '.e.. • pictures are not reversed, as dasuerreo 1fe...-.1....rr r, no seen in'anylight. They also possess the arL e • sing IMPERISHABLE; being hermetically : ss plates, which is secured by letters ted States, Great Britain rani France, ucaster city by T. s CUM.3I . INGa. & Bro.'s New Store, North Queen st., EXPLANATION .OTYPE, by which these Pictures are ed from the Greek word Ambrotos, permanency, &c. The Picture is ass, to which another plate of corres -ed with an indestructible cement, by re will retain its original brilliancy corrode by acids, nor be injured by 't is bold In its effect, beautiful in tone, In the gradations of light and shade, any light. The public are cautioned ode on singlz plates of glass, with the ,mediate contact with the Picture.— sent, so the varnish must crack and ;TERESCOPES 'MIST BI SEEN, be relief being fully as perfect a.s ger; are invited to call et the Ambro , undersigned, and examine specimen; 01E581018re : t, they tire en ti,.11. COUNTY EXCHANGE DEPOSIT OFFICE. Umt King end Duke Streets, UoUSE AND SPRECIIER'S 110TE6, otien.eter City. CO. pay illtOreSt 00 deputfitS at the Gd e year and longer. D days •• do. Roll Real Estate and Stocks un eon. rd s, . ^ollect &c., &c. roodividually Liable to the extent the &halts and other obligations of AMOS S. , lENDERSON ISAAC E liaysTEß, ELLO PINE FLOOR -0,000 Feet Carolina Yellow Pine s ~~:.. t : ~ ~. NOLES, No.l and 2. ASTERING LATHS, tr sale at GraefF's Landing . , tm the GEO OLLDER k Co.. et., near N. Queen et., Lancaster. tf 37 UID HAIR DYE.--The I.f. Booth and Dr. Briacklo having I.:hed, the following is now added:— BY, formerly Professor of Theory cane in the Female Medical College late Professor of Surgery in the ediclne, ao. PIIILADELPHIL, Nov. 27th, 1856. c—A trial of your LIQUID HAIR most skeptlcal, that it is a safe, els. reparation. Unlike many others, It a proved serviceable in the curd of coe on the head, and I hare no host. it,to those requiring such an applb ‘.12:11, 3l_ Pn m y IwAffil: Vf-tierir.lD • • tlw /ti EI)Mle C IMEMEII ' J. F. X. McCLOSHEY, M. D., 475 Race St., above lath. ,: % including - Itgfi.22s, i, racter, which has always distin .. extensive demand Bret created, has . - .0 id until the present. he Manufactory, No. 416 RACE St. 1• . No. 144,) Philadelphia, will receive • .••••4.0:1:10 , 1 •• !.. h .,•.Ce,Jeru [..*?€, • PPSE. 110Nfp . , Manufacturer. jiArA.R. .;r2ldiu; • ede,x),::ff. .4ING. , = , .ALLEN GUTH `orth Queen et., threedoors soutEinf r - • [ dei 847 /9 447,.c30r . 4kAtht rprti , ' Tr - ' 01, Av.A * 33 mhikOtt, : OP:Jta 4 lo3 , l43;gt . ""iV r . l e r. VA 1. ATCHES. -- H. L. & E. J.*ZAHIVI, Cor. North queen St. and Centre Square, Lanc'r, nave determined to offer all articles in their line at •greatly reduced rates owing to the -.hard times," and:4 tb- low rates at which stock can be purchased. We have always for sale a large assortment of. c.) GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of common and fine qualities, and will guarantee any,,, E. watch a time-keeper which is so represented when it ols sold. Prices vary from gto to $125. A CLOCKS in every style, from 81.55 to $1.0; warrant ued time.keepers. Also, a lot of beautiful and area -0 . 3 mental brackets or shelves for clock stands. • SPECTACLES. in Gold, Silver; Steel and Plated Frames, to suit all whose sight ran be aided with r^ glasses. Old frames refitted with new glasses. We"' se keep McAllister's goods and furnish them at his prices. Ef: SILVER-WARE made to our order and stamped with"; pour name as a guarantee of its genuineness. in Spoons, " 1 o Ladles; Forks, Knives. Ire. Old Silver received in ea . 4 change at the highest price. • Repairing of Watches, Clocks, he., receives our per • - sonal attention, and will de done promptly and well. TIARRY L. ZAHN!. [jan 18 3m 1] ZAItM. Y. WA T C H E A S T . R IC F r u c e , K : D S p R a i n c d E JEACE L R 9. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. C. B. SIIULTZ, 914 Market street. above 9th, South able, MlN delphia. June 2 ly 2U STAUFFER & EARLEY. CI EA P WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Wholesale and net:M.ld the" Philadelphia Watch awl Jewelry Store" No. 148 (old No. 98) NORTH 4- 1 SECOND Street. Corner of Quarry. Philadelphia. Gold Lever Welchem, full Jewelled. 18 caret CAS.. Gold Lupine, l; caret, Silver Lever, full jewelled. Silver Lupine. Jewels. Superior Quartiers. Gold Spectacled. Fine Silver dn., Gold Bracelets, Lady's Gold Pencils, Silver Tea Spoons, set, Gold Pens. with Peroll and Silver holder, Gold Finger Rings, 3714 cts.to $6O; Watch Glasses. plain ets., patent 191". Lunat 25; other artic:es in proportion. All givels warranted what they are sold for. STAUFFER & lIA R LEV. Q — On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and [opines still lower than the above prices. eel 201 e 40 lOCAL FREIGHT NOTICE.--The I PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are now prepared to receive and forward FREHIHT between Phila delphia, Lancaster and Columbia, at the following rate, per hundred pounds: BETWEEN PHILA. AND COLUMBIA. First Clans. SO . 0111 i Class. Third Classs. Fourth Close 22 rte. 18 cts. 16 cts. 14 etc. Flour, 28 cts. per barrel. Pit Metal. 10 cts. per 100 pounds. BETWEEN PHILA. AND LANCASTER. First Class. Second Class. Third Class. Fourth Class, 2o,•ts. 17 eta. .5 its 52 rte. Flour. 25 cts. per barrel. Metal, 10 lb, ARTICLES OF IST CLAS , . Books, Fresh Fish. Boots and Shoes, Nate in flags. Cedar end Wooden Ware. Porter & Ale in bottio,, Dry Goods, Poultry in coops, Eggs. Pork. (fresh.) Furniture. Poultry, (dressed•) Feathers. Wrapping Paper. ARTICLES OF 2n CLASS. Apples, Molasq,s, Cheese. Melons, Cloverfiz Grass S.ed. Oils In casks ur barrels. Crockery, Paper in boxes, Candles, Pasteboard, Casks or Barrels, (empty.) Peaches, (dried,) Groeories Printing Paper. ours Rifles. Paper Hanging, IlerritlX In 10x... (1111,•118W11,. Hardware. dosed 1',,ta1:, , •5. 'lops. Tobaceo In )... Iron, hoop, hand .0 'diem. Tea, 1.03t1111r, Tyr., Lipwr to wood, Marble Slabs and Marble Turpentine, I spte.,) Monuments, Valmish. ARTICLES OF 3e CLASS. Potatoes, Coffee, Turnips, Hides, (green.) Vinegar, Lard, White Lead, Oysters & Clams, (In shell.) SN'lndow Glens. Tobacco. (nivUlltuCtUred.) ARTICLES OF 4ru CLASS. Rosin, Salt, Tobacco, (leaf., Tin, Tar, Whiskey. JOHN P. PETTERLY. tf 34 Codflah. Cotton. Fish, salted, Oral nof ull kinds. NailF and spike.. Pitch. Plaster, flirt her ilitorlant inn, apply to E. .1. SN EIMER, Freight Agent, Phila. E. K. R )ICI.:, Freight Agent. r01ua ,,,,, •- w. 11. MA'EItS. Fr.kslak nePnt, Lanc.ter. ly 30 EIV CITY 3INP.--SPLENDIDLY IL LUSTRATED WITH. LARGE COLORED MAPS.— Thp subscriber being about to publish a beautifully Illus trated Map of the city of Lancaster, respectfully - solicits the patronage of Use citizens tn.the new enterprise. The Map will be very minute in its details, being a com plete plot of the city with all the new and contemplated streets and alleys. and all the original town lots, numbered no recorded, together with a ground plan of all the build ings as they stand on their respective lots the Schools, College:, with all Churches, Hotels, Stores. Manufacturing Establishments and all the offices of professional men in the city, distinctly named and colored. anal the names of all the subscribers duly inserted on the margin, making it not only a COalpit.te Map of the city, but :Lion a business directory and. in connection with all this, there will be from fifteen to twenty-live original views of Residences. Churches, Colleges, and Manufacturing Establishments in the city Suit vicinity Leant ifally solo rod, the natural colas, as I make ail my own sketches and color thereon the spot, and have them lithographed iu the highest style of the art. Samples of whi•dt can be shown that were published in West Chester it.el Chester county, which have never been equalled by any views published on any map in the tnited States. Malvin,: had considerable experience in map pub lishing, and having devoted a great deal of time to tho art of perspective drawl g, I fl atter myself that I am able to produce beautiful life-like pictures that cannot be excelled, and in fact defy all competition in this style of Map pulp fishing. All persons wishing visas published on the city map, or having property they wish plated in, will please leave orders at J. Franklin Reigart's office. Fulton Build tags, which will Ire promptly attended to by the subscri- THOMAS k ENNEDY. tf 29 TEREOSCOPES 1--These wonderful 0 and universally admired Pict urea. which appear as nand and solid as sculptured marble, are taken daily at J earn, cd• North Queen and Orange sts. £ Damerrentyl,.F avers sine and style, taken at the lowest prices. • I,yulot,r,.igne 4 11 - A VING FUND, FIVE PER. Clu N INTEREST, NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY • WALNUT STREET, SOUTH WEST CORNER OF THIRD, PHI LA DELP HI A. INCORPORATED RY TITE STATE OF PLYN'A IM. ,, ev is received iv any sum, large or small, and inter. est paiderom the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. The offic.. i s open every day from 5 o'clock in the morn ping till 5 o'c..,elt in the afternoon, and on Monday and I , 4}uraday evenlr., till 8 o'clock ROEH EN RY L. BRENNER, President, WM. J. REED, Secreta , - or SELFRIDGE, Piro President. DIR , CTORS Hon. Henry L. Brenner, ) F. Carrel Brewster. • Edward L. Carter, I Joseph B. Barry, Robert Selfridge. Samuel K. Ashton, Z n p e l l it . r n k es, C. Landreth Menus, Hcnry Diffenderfer. Money - is received and payments ri.,de daily without , i Chan notice. William Taylor 14 The investments are made in REAL EEpATE MORT- IDry ( GAGES, GROUND RENTS, and such first clars securities j Bard & Son 12, as the Charter requires. lob 23 tf 6 Hollinger & Fahnestock 121 i P Long & Nephew . . 111 0 V A L have tivlia diLy ve. 11,6) our new Banking House, in EAST KING Sr., whew the Banking Business in all its varied branches will re ceive our best attention. Interest on deposits will be allowed as heretofore. Drafts on New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore con stantly for sale. Stock, Bonds, and other securities bought and sold in Philadelphia and New York— and information given as to their relative'value and prospects Uncurrent Bank Notes bought and sold, and premium allowed on old American coin. Persons entrusting any business to us. whether money on deposit, or for purchase or sale of Bonds or Stocks, may depend upon prompt and faithful performanca of all con tracts. The members of the firm are. individually liable for all ; its obligations. .IOI[N GYGER, & CO ; PART. CLAJlKElnN,.emihior. mar 2 tf 7 , /r , a IT. S..Caittem Of!, O F $ Ci jul'N • '0rt0t.1,44,. .-.5.;,?Zi-T-.- ,. ....1..t . :.,;..i,:::•.,,... . i. : - . 4 4 - ,.. , : t .; ; - ",._ , ,5,?."-.7,•-:., , };,,. ~.',;,,PAU:-.2.,:i.W:':ifeig-n: eat. aale at TilClS.t9 n.1,±4 0,1 E! 2' starr,.Vieat :Ling etroct, ',..' 1 ';'.., ,, i ; :1;4', , .'.:.!'--,'' -, :: ,:- , 'r'',"r,7.-;.•,.5':;....;, ". ,; -. 1:•• '.;:'-'-...-..•444..c',R,;•', To VerolOrertifilt Cas ter rbkidlifol . 141 tmty HE following is A - list of the. winders Ketabamitse taxa:aster cots*, , ariti ea' elesslacatlcia of the same, agreeably to the • yroviSbnas of the several Acta of Assembly. • - - . • The eunotuit - of Licelise required to be led" by each elass is es follows :- 14th Class pays $ 7.00 13th " " 10.00 12th " " 12 60 11th " 15.00 10111 " " .20.00 9th " " 25.00 ' aldantstoto HiniT'EetiZar, Maze 14 John Haver, " 14 13, Knox & Co. Mdse 18 Picket & Co., " 18 Tbomas Ferguson, " . 14' B. Seltzer & Son, " 14 Bred. Musselman& SOD, Mdse 13; Issas B Kline, " 14; Carna T J Ringwalt, Mae 141 B D White, " 14 G W Compton., " 14 Cyrus Weiler, " 14; JohnPlLuk,' " 13; Cocalic. Daniel Mahler, Mdse 14 J Sallada, " 131 Jacob R Reddig, " 13 Cocalic , Richard Flickinger,Ndze:l4 Jeremiah Weide, " Bruner & Kerling: " 141 A W Meatier, " 14 Jacob Ka,gerise, " 14 Daniel Mahler. " 141 Co Lindsay & Jackson, Mdz 14 J D Heft, " 14 Abraham Collins, " 14 Smith & Hartz, Oro It J J Kurtz 81 Co., " 14i Henry Kryder, " 14, S Hackenberger, Drug 14! Martin Weidman, Mdze 131 Jesse Pennypacker, . 1 141 e Frederick Sourbeer, m :1 l ei M. B. Mellinger, • , 10 John Fralich, " 19 Jesse W. Brb, " 14 Branner & Musser, " 14 John Erb, " 14 Cole Hastiog & Davie, Mdze 14, J H Swisher, " 14' .1 B Kenedy & Son, " 14 C Fondersmith, Mdze Fry & Hagman, 11' Moravia & Brother, " 13 Benjrnin Herr, " 11 Isaac 0 Bruner, " 13 R J Haldeman, " 9 Benjamin Bletz, Gro 14 Daniel Herr, " 14 Casper Yager, " 14. August. Pelan, " 14 Marlin Smith, " 14 Benjamin Barr, i 4 • A M Rambo, .• 4 Welch & Rich. 14, H Suydam, David Mullen, M v V Coulsen S Grove, Philip Huebner, J W Shuman, Sh radar, John W Gain, " 14 Cyr. It McClure, " 14 John B Meldran, cloth 14 Jacob Miller do 14 Hans Krider do 14 3rStrooke do 14 John Arms do 14 Edward Reuse do 14 Samuel Pagel do 14 Henry Rice do 14 Jon. Marcus° do 14 David Hanover do 14 Do do do 14 C mstantine Miner, coaf 14 John Smith do 14 H W Smith do 14 J J Smith do 14 R B Claiborne do 14 Otta Stiner, tobacco 14 C Fendrick & Brother do 13 1 .)0 0u 1 00 , 00 1 00 Dru Myers & Wilson, Mdze 14 James Hopkins do 14 J 8 Jordan do 14 John Pusey do 14 H V Fairlamb do 14 J P Hutton do 14 Ea B F 8011 , Mdze 14 J F Mentzer do 13 Ruben Reldenbach do 13 Jacob Eloising,r do 14 John Roberts do 14 Christian Hoffman do 14 Diller & Brubaker do 11 D Richwine &Co do 11 William Smith Oro 14 Earl East. J Hammond St Son, Mdru IS A M Brubaker, Mdze 14 John Echternach do 14 Jul. naohamo, Saddler 14 Levi Mentzer do 14 Henry Leorix do 14 WS & L Shirk do 14 William B Jacobs, Furge 10 J S Wallace & Bra do 14 Peter Eshleman, Grain Dld Weaver St SW - titer do 13' Earl West. SAI Seldomridge Mdze 14 Emanuel Swope, Mdze 14 Levi 0 Kemper do 14 Levan & McCloud, Fac 14 Peter Brown do 14 John IK Zook do 14 C F Groff do .Di !Joseph Rupp, Grain Dl4 William Jacobys do 14 Joel Wenger do 14 Elizabethtown Borough. Breneman & Bra, Mdze 131 M Rosstnger, Jewelry 14 John lynch do I 3 Gross & Crouse, Drog 14 Disslnger & Son do 12 Robert S ROBB do 14 Backstresser do 12 Jacob Deyer, W House 13 J S Rhoads, Cloth 141 A Hackman do 14 George W Hensel, Mdse 12 William Brown . Robert EVA do 14 W Paxton & Co H H Breneman do 12 East 4 West Donegal. Slaymakur & Son. Mdze 13 A & Shock. c 441 14 Herr & Ripple do 14 Haymak4r &Co do 14 Masselm , n & Watts do 12 Eckert & Myers, Furnace 8 Herman Lightner, Oro 14 Musselmau & Watts do 9 A& J Shock do 14, do . do do 9 D &.1 W Bowman, Drug 14'Gish & Brother, W House 13 David Zook Factory 1.0 Ephrata. J Roth, Mdze 1:311loah Zook do la .Tacob Gorge, do 14,Zacheue Killian do 14 J H Grose do 13!Samael Smock,. Oro 14 JS Flanker do II Peter Wolf do 14' S Konigmacher do. 131 J S Hacker, Lam 14 Elizabeth. Samuel H Miller, Mdiel.3iJacob Niesley do 14 John W Swift, Mdze 14,Halnes Lewis , Mdze 13 Roan McSparren do I4'B Passmore do 14 SW P Boyd do 14 S Wilkenson &Ca do 13 Lawrence Hipple do 14 C C Kauffman, Furniture 14 ANI Reynolds do 14 kr &E H Brown, adze 14 Hempfield East. Ringwalter & Davie, mdz 13 Andrew Hollzworth Oro 14 John O How do 131 Jacob L Smith, Flour 14 Hl4 Miller do 14 Jno G Bowers, W Hones 12 George Mullen do 14 T Hiedand & Stauffer do 14 John Stauffer do 13 Joo G Bowen, Lumber 13 Henry Zimmerman do 14 J Hiestaad & Stauffer do 13 Hempfield West. E Haldeman & Co., Mdze 12 Abm A Smith, Cloth 14 John Devlin do 11 T& 11 Baumgardner coal 12 B A Witmer do 13 McCormick & Co., Far 10 Witmer A Myers do 14 Kauffman, Sheaffer & Co., Jacob Kindig do 14 Furnace 10 H G Brukhart do 12 C B Grubb do 8 MA B Swarr do 13 E Haldeman &Co do 10 Leacock John K Smoker, Mdze 13 John Carley, Saddler 14 Moses Esby do 13 D H Leohe, W Honee 10 B F Hull do 12 Clark & Zell, Lumber 12 Moses Haber do 13 Leacock Upper, Samuel Groff, Mdze 13iJacub Hall, Samuel.]lt Myers do 13 NI G Wenger Michael Bender do 14 Little Britain. Marshal Wright, Mdze 14 Vincent King W P Haines, do 13 J C Taylor Paxton k Bro do 14 S Pennock Wells & Patterson do 14 Lampet: H S A Koauer, Md. 14 Martin H . Krider do 13 Lampeter East. D L Echternacht. Mdzo 13 Wm Lytle, W House 14 Thomas E Hubor do 14 N Gilleepie do 13 B Buckwalter do 14 Landis & Pickel do 14 Joel Miller do 14 Joseph Cooper do 13 John Biukley do 14 N Gillespie, Lumber 10 John Bender do 14;{ Bruner do 13 Jesse K Cooper do 14lBeecher & Bro , Foundry 12 Lancaster George Calder Coal 1113 Eshleman, Lumber 10 Jacob Lichty do 141 Levan & Co., Factory 14 John C Welton do 14 Lancaster City. Soots and Shoes. 15 Theodore Miller 13 , C Gillespie 1.1 P McCanomy 14 James Coyle 14 A W Bolank, 14 Allis Beck 14 Gerhart Metzgar 14 A N Eiretionau Gant Witey Picchi. Wm Gem ped,ac TII Diechler William Geble Jacob Flick Brushes. 14 Joseph Sampson Books. ll W Clark 141 John Bear & ion Murray & Young 141 E Barr & Co Sprenger & Westhseffer 141 M u rray & Young Clothing. John Metzger 14 S .1 Young G K Bryan 14 F J Kramph M W Shindle 14 Coleman & Gillespie Jared K !Rester 14 Mann &Brother S C Musser 14 Charles Hirsh George Spurrier 14 John A Erhart Jacob Eathfon 14 Petzelt & McEvoy S Manger 14 Hirsh & Brothers Donnelly & Smaliug 14 Confect Jacob Gruel 13 J P Anderson • 74 William C F Shear 14 S J Demuth 14 Cutlery, R Bachmaller C M &ben & Brother R 13 Fahnestock 111 Geteenberger 'Facet) Herzog lotanin Jaccr. CI Getz Danietu arman John P /Ever Eli Parry James Smith William G William G Baker John Waylea B H Kauffman JP Long et. Co Furnaces 13 on Marehbank & McConkey 13 William Kirkpatrick ~14 Christian. Geiger 13 Max_ j R<Lclaar, qr.hoel .1c HOMAt .70:au Weljit:r itzwaalt-tx Barr XL,Qe: .3., ire 13.0 At Cu 10, , . 14 adijithdC - , •.• • ' John W Habley-_ ..• !".. - 1 , J R •A.Z. &nevelt, •- • Sollettlabrand /ohni:§ Beihm ohnlibriorly - • - John Pondermith, 3 Idarkitt • .. I df : 1 , E Millar 11 P Miller • . &Minna Ikereimixt Bhlnd 1 •P Finger aspboll , Shard*. • F A./bright: .ItP Kelp • 13 Dice . • 1 PShand ".DatidHarr 1 T Parer' Edward-Stewart ' 11 Stahl* .7 Bowl= •••• 1 .13•10tues HA Gable ' 1 P Narks - • ' AdElleesing '1 0 Dotor James Belt ' 1 moth, James • John Goodman 1 Jacob &Model •"" 8 Tilforrhen • 14 Charles Ellinidembt Jacob Sides - 14 Jeremiah Campbell Philip Helene 14 Adam - Finpr• Samuel Vandersol 1 JJ Shoat , Isaac Carson . , - 14 0 Kuhns • Peter Dellst 14 Emanuel Edam= John Erratum§ 1 Km Spade Emanuel Palmer 14 1 0eorge Wortemberm -Arab. . 14IJohn Amer &Son 14 Frederick Smith I 1 I Spindler Jewel • Theodore Wolf 14 Hi ry rsh dr Brother C F Sherman 141Kartin Shreiner Henry Shenk 13:0 Binh El La EJ Seam 1.2:0 M ESAU/ Zane & Jackson 181 Lumberand Coal. 0 Senor & Son 11 William Gorrecht T& H Baumgardner 10 Shock & Albright Divid Hartman 14 0 Sener &Son . Leather. Daveler & Musser 14 David Locher gonigmacher & Bauman 121 • hlitcellaneatts. P T Sheaf 14 1 John F Heinitsh Hendrick & Biggs 14 Lewis Reidy Mayhew & Brother 14 • . • Camargo Manufacturing. ITPoPer Bahil • Company 11 1 13manuel Shober , Bth Chute pay/ H $3OOO 7th " ,Ack Bth " • ' - Bth " " .80 00. 4th " 80.00 84 IS 01 7180.00 Borough: LITi Ea:m=lg, WIL Clark, Shoes 14 James P -Hassel, Dias' 14 John Far en, Pao 14 t=tl==El L & B &gore, " 14 Setusenig, Tinker 14 Jacob Jamison, Forge 14 W A Heitahrt T B. Torr Riau a Brother o East. Benjamin Swartz, " George Long, Gro 14 J 8 Boyer, Cloth 14 o West. Jesse &tuber, " 14 ''Samuel Flickinger, " 14 (Jacob Reddig, " 14 Samuel Slabach, " 14 do do Lumber 14 toy. SS Snyder, Shoes 14 Michael Melhorn, Cloth 14 John Markley, Tinker 14 Abraham Smith, Books 14 (Beam 4. Brother, Limb 14 Wm. Sharer, Agt., " 14 !Henry B Smith, " 14 ay. B Sheaffer do Son Daniel &Bare John Lippincott John 6Sieber (harlot Frick. John 8 Gable John Berns Samuel Eberly, Mdze IS la,Amos Miley 131 H Pinkerton Tobacco. 14 J B Markley 14 Samuel Patterson 14 B B Bernath 11 P G Bbermaa 14 Tin and Capps, smith_ William 0 Kendrick 14 Samuel Diller Christian Kieffer 13 John Gemperling Jamb Gable 13Samuel Doling H 0 Lipp 14' • Variety. John Rough 13 .1 P Marshall B 31 Kauffman _l4 J Straus &Brother Samuel.A Danner 14 S B Bickham H Fornoff 14 H Leads Mary Hall 14 Frenerick Pusst Warehouses. J Longenecker & Co 10 Albright & Co J R Bitner & Brother 10 18 McComsey Shirk &Baker 13 Manheim. Charles Bfelhorn, tiro 14 Tripple & Warfel, Cloth 14 Daniel Shiers, 14 Reeve; Abbott & Co., Fur 9 do do Rol Mill 9 do do Forge 10 ain. F .1 Pennock, Mdze 14 I J D Basting, " li Borough _ _ _ 'B B Herr, drug 14 Henry F Green do 14 T J Miles do 14 R Williams do 14 Mekirkel & Dellett do 14 James D Griffith, Hatter 14 Jacob Hess do 14 F S Bletz, Furniture 14 C Selbrt do , 14 Frederick Bletz - do 14 J Shenberger do 14 Wm Mathlot, Variety 14 J W Cottrell, Hardware 13 Jonas Rumple, do 13 fl Flakier do 12 ii-cry Wilson, Tin 14 IC: rick Vogle, Baker 14 M. A Snyder, Saddler 14 J P Lutman do 14 J C Ffabler do 14 P Shreiner, Jewelry 10 John Felix do 14 Saylor&McDoriald,Books 14 B F Appold & Co., Coal 13 .1 GI Hess do 13 A Bmner, 1 umber 11 W Righter do II Frederick Bletz do 11 John Cooper do 12 F Given do 14 James Buneel do 13 George Bogle do 12 J Vaughen &Co do 10 Samar Patton do 18 W E Whipper do 11 Smith & Rhoads do 30 A & J Wright, Furnace 10 Bear & Heiser, Mdze l4pJacob i Landis, Mdze 14 Jacob F Yonng . do 14 B Bowman, eactory 14 H B Bowman do 14 11 Shreiner Jr., Dealer 14 • Manheim Borough. Worley&Banmberger,mdl3 Sam'l,,Enemlnger, Drug 14 J Sheafthr &Co do 13 Mangle & Brother, Shoes 19 George Arndt do 13 J Deyer, H Ware 14 Kline & Brother do 13 Adam Miller, Hate 14 J B Cross ,do 14 P Arndt & Co., Lumber, 14 Afarlic. Henry Haber, Mdze 14 Gibson & Brother do 14 Henry o s ndrews do 14 John W Rawlins do 14 Thomas Labezi es do 14 Ma Henry Funk. ?Mae 14 John Miller do 14 George C Hawthorn do 14 H Bowman do 13 Baldwin & Co do 13 Mount Samuel Hinney,. Mdze 141 Benjamin Gros]] do 14 Mount Joy Jacob B. Cassel, Mflz 11 S A Shroff do 19 Bralty & McNeal do 18 Arndt, Bechtel/lz Co,tto 11 John McDannel, Gro 14 A M Hiestand Drng• 14 J Leader • do 14 1 J H. FurgnNon Cloth, 14 J h 1 8011, do 14 A D Reese Shoes 14 Do do do 10 Smith & Bruner, R Mill 12 Bachman &Posey, P Mill 12 John Patton do 19 IF! tuning M'Sparren do 14 Sam nal Boyd do 14 Mahlon Pussy do 14 I Jatne9 Hopki Frtrnace 10 rl. Jacob Mentzer, Hard 14 Brubaker & Smith do 13 Darrow & Co., Shoes 14 .1 It Jones, Drag 14 Peter Ream, Tinker 14 Samuel Davis do 14 Sol Weaver, Saddler 14 Deese Showalter, Grain D 14 J H Oberholtzer do 14 Marietta Jno R Dfffenbaoh, Mdz 11 Robert Turner . do 14 Fonlk k. Brother do 14 Spangler& Patterson do 11 A. Cassel do 12 Geo Blendr'off Groc`a 14 Isaac Rfeeentter do 14 Wm H Grosh do 14 W H Okla 'do 14 , J Imhoff, Agt do 111 Edward Trainer do 14 .1 Roth do 14 Nicholas Hermar,Glocke 14 Jer Shaffner, Cloth 14 Win Shaffner do 14 Augustus Shaffner do 14 8 CI Miller do 14 John Bell do 14 John Auxer do 14 Fredeslok Ham Shoes 14 T)tolnas Stance. • do 14 A Lindeey do 14 James Davis Jewelry 141 Henry'Woll do 14 Pe Jno Sheaffer & (o, tddz 14 Samnel Hahn do 19 H R Holt do 14 John K Rohrer Mdz 141 John Hildebrandt do 14 Jacob RahTaman do 14 Par. Worst &Her, ILI. la R & H Girvin do 14 o L Witmer do 12 Samuel Spindler do 12 Pequea.. Jacob Charles, 11111 z 14 I Cojdrad k Yordy. Mdo Id .14 Joseph Masterson Mdz 191 John Myers Mdz 14 John Metzler do 14'C & A 13,Grubb, Furnace 9 Strasburg. J Martin Si Herr, .Mdz 14 Thomas Conelly G D 14 MusselmanSiSpencer,W.hlol &dig, Boon & Houston, Mdze 13 Josiah Eby do 13 Francis McClure do 14 Jacob Worst do 14 Hoar & Kurtz do 19 D Houston & Son do 14 Samuel Kurtz do 14 Robert Baldwin do 14 Henry Swlgart do 14' Suds , John Homshur,Jr., Mdze 14 J D Harrah do 1 James Hood do 14 Welker & Pownell, do 13 Town-end & Bro do 14 John Thornton, Fac 14 Strasburg Rowe & Ciyrk, mdze 13 McCloy & Potts, do 19 Samuel BoWars do 14 John Werntz & Son do 14 Isaac Walker do 14 Levi Weldley, Cloth 14 Amos E Cochran. do 14 Washingtun , Borough Myers & Son, Mdze 14,A H Kauffman, Gro 14 Jacob Manning do. 14130hn A Brush, • Lumber 14 Warwick. Maze 14 . Dealer 14 L II lirindt, Mdze 14 C W Sturgis, Cloth 14 Jacob Hershey do 13 McCollister &Co do ,14 David Bricker do 14 G T Erider, Shoes 11 N WoUe do 11 Simon Eichler, Conroe 14 A W Shober do 14 J W Ranch do 14 J B Tebudy & Nephew 12 P& D Bruner, Foundry 13 Isaac Bomberger do 12 J B Tshudy, Lumber 14 Peter Katroth do 14 Jacob Loose, G Dealer 14 Elias Buck do 19 J B Tslindy, Malt 14 r West. B M Frick, Mdze 14 P Long & Nephew, Coal 14 MILLERS AND TANNERS. Adamstown Borough. Henry Moho, Miller 14 & H Miller, ,Tanner 14 Brecknock. W Von Nelda, Miller 14 I Joeeph Oberholzer, Mill 14 Henry Von Neida do 14 Bart. Jeremiah Cooper, hillier 14 I M & J Heyberger,Mlller 14 Carnarvon. George Ammons, miller 11Chrishei Shirk, Tanner 14 John Hertzler, do 14 1 .f:IP Columbia Borough. Charles J Pussy, Miller 12 I Andrew Cohn, Tanner 14 Isaac Primly, Saw Mill 14 Cocalico East. Samuel Bucher, Miller 14 Benedict Bucher, Miller 14 Samuel firing do 14 George Mangle, Tanner 14 Henry H Shirk do 13 George Fry do' 14 Cocalico West. Jacob Bechtel, Miller 14 I John Reinhold, Tanner 14 Samuel K Landis do 14 Conestoga. Metzger & Brother, Mill 131 J Peters & Metzger, S M 13 Christian Shenk do 13 Shenk & Bowers do 14 Shenk & Bowers do 131 B. Myers, Tanner .14 Joseph Habecker,S Mill 14 Philip And William Mailain, Miller 14 John 13. Smith, • S Mill 14 Henry Wiley , do 14 Benjamin Meckley •to 14 S D Ebersohir 'do 14 Toseph Engine, do 14 Samuel Miller do 19 Clay. Leap & Beamederfer, Ml 4 John Oberlin Christian Whaler s do 14 I Jacob Hiram Erb do 14 ionera. Charles Eden E Fralm S Hensler William & A Long, Mill 141 Mahlon Pneey, Mill 14 B & J Penrose do 14 William Williams, Tin 14 Palmy & Longetieokerdel,4 Peter 13 Kauffman, Mill 14 Daniel Brose, Mill 13 Samuel Johnson do 12 Aat J Sjtock do 13 John Becker , do 11 Abraham HlCymaker do 14 John Stauffer do 12 Jobret3 Gish do 14 Henry Bishop do 13 S F Eagle, 5,,,31131 14 John Herr 9 David Batr ' 8 P K Breneman 13 JB&OTLane 6 Hager & Brother - - , 6 B B Martin & Co, ' 12 .1 Myers„,. 12 T J Wentz & .Brother 11 A. W Bolentos 13 Hugh B Gaya 14 George Fahnestock 13 , gists. • . - - Daniel H Heitshn 14 C A Heiniteh 13 G B Markley 14 T Ellrnaker 14 B B Muhlenburg 14 B G Hiestand 14 Ephrata. Jolla Fahnestock , M1ll•14 Peter Bentz, Mill 14 Grsver & Hafroth do 14 Adain Shreiner • do 14 H B Keller. do 14 John Frey- do do 13 Monroe Burlier do 14 Daniel Forry, -, Tanner 14 John Bonghter 40 14 A Konigmacher do 14 Earl. Lewis Bickhardt, Miller 14 Christian Sensiaig, .11111144 Peter H Brubaker 14 Peter Young do 14 Daniel Oberholtzer do 19 Henry Shirk & Co., Tan 14 Earl East. Martin Hoover, Miller 14 Henry Martin, Miller 14 D Shirk & Weaver do 14 Joseph Wenger, - 8 Mill 14 David Martin do 14 G W Sensenig, Tanner 14 John Weaver do 142cilin B..Sandeo,. Miller 14 Earl West: Henry GraybW, • Miller 14 Isaac Burkholder, Mill 14 Jacob Wolf 'do 131Abrahani Groff do. 14 0 ••--- 1f.9 - . 7.. 9 -79 , - • 9 Mill 14 Foundries Miller & FelLanka= 12 Pollock & McGallich 14 =BEE thmii.l . 34tYliol4r,Mlll 13 11E2.-1 7!.1'/! , 1 , 14.1.3 .•do FMNE Joseph Bugles, Mdze 14 Robert Soulsby do 14 Starts lopes Agt., Forge 13 do do do R Mill 13 Jonas B Marthi Mdze 19 Amos Sourbeer do 12 Hertzler & Fry, Lumber 14 J & H Lin tner do 14 Adanc Miller . do 14 Joy Twp. . _ Borough B El Thomas Books 14 H C Kerne Jewelry 14 Philip Frank Flour 14 W Brady Axe Tao'' , 14 .1 Snyder Foundry 14 0 W Porter Hardware 13 (John Myers do 13 & Garber,Lumb'r 14 J Patterson, Warehouse 13 A Hackman do 13 Borough. Renry Wolf do 14 John Stickler do 14 J Ltbhart Dreg 14 F Hinkel do 14 J Croll Hate 14 R Carroll Tobacco 14 R Carroll da 14 Wiener do 14 'John Auxer Variety 14 IP ferret & Co, Hardware 13 A H Sammy Coal 13 &Edema & Brown do 13 S & B Helatand Lumber 11 C A Shiner do 14 A N Camel do 12 J Mebaffy lk Co do 11 Miller & Musser .do 12 A H J Schoch do 12 Clark & Zell do 12 \J Stahl & Son do 13 B F Hatstand • do 11 grosh Brother do 14 Jacob Erißml3l3 40 13 John Drat do 14 Julius Fisher, Clothing 14 Robinson & Brother, do 14 J B Rowe do 14 Cyrus Royer, Factory 14 dine. J. It artuoee,we.rehouse.lo Edwin Hopton do 14 Santnel Spindler do ld William Martin, Mdze 14 Buchanan & McGill do 13 ' William Buchanan do 13 William Wilcox do 14 Samuel Blank, Malt 14 John Mason, Saddler 14 Ellmake , & Walker W H 13 1J H Poch &Co • do 13 F Rush SCCo., Foundry 14 Walker & CO , W House 13 W H Sproul, Forge 14 James Goodman do 14 do do do 14 Borough ,N W Weidley, Cloth 14 Alex. Shultz,' Tin 14 C Keneagy & Co., Drng 14 Henry Claik, Flour 14 !S P Dowers & Holl, gard 14 Clone Himelberger, 6 D 14 L'oberatit Mill 14 Tanner 14 Drumorj. East 4 West Donegal do I.l'd IL OAlbarl. Eli.,-a6Ettfl77 • Jr,L/% ugh. Eh:. 5 tr.. - - , ~. • r ' m .- Jereltlinixils..; - ; ilialer . - 11,(111Pini Stubbs,. - 1111148 14 Liwnusee nipple : do" ;14% ...„. .- . --, ' • ei, - Hintiofte.4-_Bast. • . .1 H Landle; . Millrbr - I4 4 ricato II Hemthl, — HRH 14 Hirai Stanton .• - - -do' ':l4 Hem Sheet do - 13 Jacob Solon . - di .1 H gassing Sr do 14 Hernaileb l 2.__West. - .. Jesse 8411418, ' Motor 14mapiv.t?81118% MUM 13 Baszul4l &Has , do- OXPripligaaki. l ... - do -14 Haab* Nair - do . • 14 1`081d ., 118 - ./.IIKM 14 141 If II Wooz4 do 18 .1 E - v.. , Tanner 14 Ephraim Hashoy do 14 .- - _ Lampeter Ease. icp.dicaLanals, 111111 or 12 Arno, Bashong do 14 Samuel 'Cards • do 141 Joseph Orr, Tumor 14 B.nj Eshleman do 13 Darid Stamm • do 14 • . . - Latrapder West John Haase n;k1111er 1118amael „Hawk, Hiller 14 Mcillute I Trail. do •12H to Stoner, 81[111 14 J ,It . .7.1 Herr do 12 Jacob Weaver do 14 Davld Landis .do 1410 Hollinger, Tanner 14 John Haltom do 141 Samuel Banat, 11111er 141Diaale1 Oberholtsar • Mill 14 B B Behlenuin, pilau 13' • Lancaster City. David Locher, 'Tanner 1 410.5.3M0 a Ern& Tanner 14 William C Tootle do 141 C Hollinger - do 14 Konlginaeller & Bauman 131 John Flickinger, Miller 14 Leaeoek Upper. Daniel Sr., Miller 14 Peter Stauffer, Miller 14 John H Hashong do 14' Manheiin. John Baia, Mill 13 Christian Hnnaecker,do 14 Miller & Malt do 13 9 Stanton • do 14 William Reader do 14 Manheim Borough Jacob Arndt, kbrabam Groff, Mount Joy. Jonathan Nicholls, Hills 14,Jaceb H. !dimmer do 14 A S Hackman do 14Hlenry Markley do. 14 • Marietta Borough. John Kline, Tanner 14i.1 Duffy & Saw Mill 14 Henry Snitzbach do 141 John 8 Bare, Mill 14 John Sloneroad do 14 Adam Doretler do 14 C B AH B Herr do 13 Henry K. Meisky do 14 1 8 Kauffman do 13 Jacob Landis do 14 Benjamin Hershey do 14 Samuel Kauffman do 13Adam Miller do 14 David Harnish do 13 • Franklin B Mylin George L Eckert MR 14Samuel Brae sr do IX Jacob Eshleman •' do 18 Christian Rohrer do 14 Israel Rohrer do 12 J Lelbligh&Son, Tanner 14 Abraham Carpenter do 12 Daslel Espenshade do 14 Sea) M Stitiffer Peter Fellers Henry Snavely Benj Snavely Mill 13 Benj Snavely J & G R Good do 14 John Bari Benj Bandeh(mlller)dn 14 George Moore John Rieaer Micheal ErWar Thomas, Whitson . Henry Musselman Mill Id Christian Shultz do 14 Christian Braokblll do 14 William Cornwell do 14 Beni B Herr do 13 } Philip Miller Tanner 14 Hen'ry 3 Herr do 12 Levi King • Jacob F.fiershey Ben) F Houston John .Neihaneer Was4ington Borough Jacob Staman . . Samuel Fry 111111 12 Michael Kauffman do 14 Samuel Keller • do 14 John R. Zook do 14 Henry Baker do 14.1 Goldner Tanner 14 Samuel Young do 14 DISTILLERS AND BREWERS Adamstown Rnr. Coln mbia Bm Valpntino Muck Conoy. henry WUey, DlRtiller R C. S. Farb k Co., Dis'tr Cocalico East. • Nlartin 11. Fry quintlwo Shenk Dopegal East and West John Becker. DIAIIII, John SVlle.y. I=l F.7lizabeilt Bor. 11011rY Silit7 Hempfield East Jacob Senor, Distiller 10 Jno.O.Brewere,Dierr Hempfield West. Martin Grubs, Distiller . 9 Jacob Bear, Distiller 10 Lampeter Went John Mum°lnian Leacock Upper Diller Bair Lancaster City Aug. Shoenberger. Brower, 81Elieth'Sprenger, Breese Lawrence Knapp, 8l Henry Frank. - John Haag. 81Chas. Fenonger. Jobe WittßAger • " 10. I}lariettaj3or. Fred. 31tri3lick, - Brewer 10 I Adam Cook, Distiller Martheim. • A. Shenk k Co., Distiller 6 1 .7. S. Finstetter. Diser Rudolph Keaft Paradise. &C. Ktneacy. Diat'r 10 I J. E. Wonuor. Distiller Franklin Mylln, Benjamin M. Stauffer, .1. k. G. R. Bond A. S. Hackman, Difit'r BIJ. & U. Kauffman, Dig. Strasburg. Benj. B. Herr, Distiller 0 I Petit Reynolds, Dlorr Strasburg Bor Robiei& 810 Warwick. Jacob Weitzel, Brewer 10 ID. Doctor. Distill°, OYSTERS. Adamstown Bo? James E. Ruaßol Cocalico East. 8 I Emanuel Hinkel. Columbia Bor. 810.rge Haymaker. Georee Shanon, S GPrhart Brandt, 81Jecob Mawer, J. W Shaman. C(ernarron. Joseph Irvin Jacob Wall, Daniel Herr, Solyarda Joseph Black, Abraham Weaver. John Bowietts. George Hear CMOS! Thomas S. Gable g Samuel Mull, Elizabethtown,. 8 I Samuel Harmony Ephrata. Arno Weidler. Benjamin Sheaffer Martin Grose. Charleo Sharp 'fbanir. Brixon Lampeter F,a,qt Samuel Nll.Caliser Lampeter 'West. 8 I Joseph Gonehewor. I.,eurn,k. =EOM ll= Deltrich d Riess. Anthony Oudinot Joseph Frick, Willliom Lowry. C. J. Plitt, Samuol Cormany, William Kautz, William T. Cowart, D. Oke..n. OEM Hempfield East. 8 I John Imhoff. Hempfeld West. D. S. Royer EIEEMIS! Marietta Bor. 8 William Ampld, 8 Joseph Shertzer; 8 William Johnson. 8 L. W. Fineld, 8 Edward Sailor, G. W. Goodman & Benjamin Taylor, Simon Nagle & Abner McMichael, Mount Joy Bor. DrabenetAbt & Brother, 8 I James Mooney, Manheina Bor. 8 I Fleury G. Hogeredobler, Pequea. r'Ham 3lcQueeny John W. Houser John ?ticGorman, Jacob Sammy, John Hillis. Joseph Todd, Salisbury. s William Fryberger, 8 l Strasburg Bor. 8 I Jeeee Hoffman, 8 Samuel Trainer, Nicholas Harting Jobn Rife, Henry Clark Warwick.. • Edward Btargi!, 8 I Adam Hadlnciter, • Washington Bor. Barbara Kane, PATENT. MEDICINES Mill 14 Canner 14 James P. Russel. Simnel Flackenberiler! ~• Columbia Bor.-.. E. B. Harr - 4 I B. WUSams, IScOorlels Bend, 4 Lanizuter Liacock Tanner 14 Mantic Mill 14 Providence Paradise Penn. Mill 13 Henry B. Erb do 14 John How:Nth. do 14 SUM 14 Tanner 14 Mill 141 Joseph H Raider do 14 do 14 John Hostetter do 14 do 14 Samuel Sellers • do 14 Sadsbury. Strasburg Salisbury Mill 14 Fl 3 Henderson do 13 do 13 R J Boon ,do 14 do 14 B F & A Weavet,Tanner 14 do 13 EIMME Warwick E=M:l the I. zrel, EffiElEM IMMEII MEE= Conestoga MeatllK 1) 9I .7 „ n„ Mort. EM*l H r P 41 MEM OEM= Vonnt Joy Providence Conestoga. 8 L . William Rose • Earl. 8 I Jesse Pores. Earl East. 8 I Thomas Clarke. Earl West. 8 I Dnvid'Alartin 8 Donegal East 8 I Martin Kridor 'FunAn. R 'D. Okeson. 9 Samuel Kissinger 7 G. Kant., 8 Joseph Drintnall, 8 A. Shultz Rees, 8 Andrew Dorwart. 8 Jacob McDonald. 8 John Carr. 8 Paradise Salsbury. I Joseph Bens 8 ConQy. ' - Donegal. D. &J. WI, Bowman, s kW - < _ V Mariella -.Bor. ItAbhazt, 4 .! R 7.4i nk Lancaer City. Wm. G. Baker,.;. ? I Benj. EL Kauffman, 4 John B. Long. • 3' A. B. Kauffman, 4 Charler.A. Itainitah, - 4 Warwick. N. Wolk, TAM PIN ALLEYS AND HILLIARD TABLES. , Ten Pins, two Alleys two Billiard Tables Joseph Kosastruseher, Do. Do. Columbia Bar Abraham Welter, •- Lancaster City. Gtindaker & Beaked, Ten Pins, ttVe Alleys. Daniel Okeson, do. two do. Mary Messenkop, , do. do. do. A. Shalt, Reese, • , do. - do. do. Philip Snyder, do. . do. do. Gotielb Young, do. do. do. l George Kircher, do.• do. do. B. Nelms,three Billiard Tables. La 'er nap, J. Bansman & Reed, en Plus, (fount Joy'~Bar,.. Tea Plus'', Providence. Ten Pin., James Mooney, John Tlryd. BROKERS. bincaster City John Gyger Co, Bill Brokers, amt. of business, $ 500 Do. Stork do. - do. 250 Do. Exchange do. do. 250 Joo. K. Reed Et Co- Bill Brokers, do. 500 Do. Stock do. - do. 250 Do. Exchange do. Geo. K. Reed & Co., Bill Brokers. Do. Stock do. Do. Exchange do. Mount Joy Bor Andrew Gerber &Co Brokers, amount of bnslness, $,lOO An Appeal will be held at the Commissioners' OfBoe, in Lancaster, on WED SE-DAY and THURSDAY, the 7th and Bth days of July, 1.8.58, when and where all persons who are improperly rated (or think themselves so) may attend. BENJAMIN LONGENECKER. Mercantile Appraiser. All licenses not lifted on or before the 15th day of Ju! y next, will be collected according to law. DANIEL HERR, (Pequea), Treasurer of Lancaster County. fame 16 4t 22 Allen's Improved Mower & Reaper. MANUFACTURED AT ERCILDOUM, CHES TER CO., PA. rl l FIE S E Machines j are now offered to the the Farmers of Lancaster county. They have been very thoroughly tested do ring several harveide and are warranted entirely superior to any other machines in use. There is about 500 of these Mowers in use in Cheater county alone: They are made both single and combined. Several of the single machines have been used in this county, as will be seen from the follow ing certificates Matron, LANCASTER CO., PA. Mr. Caleb Pierce. Dear Sir I would say to the Farmers that I have purchased an Allen's Mowing Machine, and . think it excels any other ma. chine in use, and does the work one third easter for the team. I also purchased the New York Reaping Machine, the same season and like it well, I think it is one of the ireatest improvements of the age. BENJ. LANDIS. MANOR. LANCASTER CO., PA. . • •.. C. Pierce need Alleifs Mower lasb Season. I was better pleased with it the more I need it. I wee sin prieed that it required nu more power, (my grass was unusually heavy,) my two horses did not worry at all. I would advise my fellow farmers if they want a perfect Mower, to take Allen's Machine. C. B. HERR. MANOR, LA-NCAmTER CO , P♦ _ - - Caleb Plerce:-1 have been neing the New York Reaper for four yedra, and like It very well. I would not be without for double the cost. I ale° got one of Allen'a Patent blowers and cut all my grass with it. have cot tine meadow grass, and found It to work well I recommend this machine to do better work than we can got done with the scythe. NEW YORK REAPER. nix Machine 111 capable of- crating from 15 to 20 acres per day, And do It better nano can be done by head. Farmers wishing Machines will do well to order the tact that a remedy had been Introduced which ‘ri early or call upon the Agent who will be in Lancaster growing In favor with the public. , x being better than urru every Monday, at Cooper's Hotel. Quinine,—not knowing 1 preenme that the remedy they rii.A machine set up can be seen at the Warehouse need to escape taking Quinine, contained the Drugltsolt ' of•Bitner & Brothers, Lancaster, Pa. This remedy, (known as .3tnith's Toulon would luvar' C. 0. FIERR, Agent. lily break an Ague, but It did oat cure It, us It wood ofte' [ltaF '- 3m return wire renewed vigor. Thin one ,1,,,mt,,,,, I .1,,,,, ,g 1 in sow favor, ti I - could Institute 5 lot roinioarlikli 1, EATHER, LEATHER...BOOT AND . overin it and your cure: The following is the result: I. ',MAMA KERS will tied It to their advantage by milli . Three pers•ns took your "Cure." all of will li were ran log on the subscriber, r•lio has an extensive assortment of of"Quotidinn Intermittent lever.' of ninny weeks clentlit BOLE AND UPPEIt LEATHER, They had tried Quinine and other reinedien, taansionall ..onipaising FrOnch and City Calf Skine, Wax and Grain missing a chill, blit It was, (as in all such coney,) slowl, Upper, Kips, Red and'Oak Tanned Buie, Morocco Linings, wearing them out, and laying lie foundation for other on Shoe Findings, Tools, Lists. hc ; Nonni, Foot and Tanners' Severer maladies. I did tanned in effecting n rqdieal cut Oil, Ar.; all of which will be s , hi at the lowest prices at orall three of those cases with your remedy, and they har.. No. 1130 Market .tact, below Mb Since, Phitadellthia. not hod a chill hlllOl. In all three of these rases tl apr 13 rim 13 JOIIN F. CO' NH. "Smith's Tonic" had been used, and would, as before it • - ' . ted, break the chill, but after a period or two had clam COAL, --The underxigned are nary re -1,...) relying their supply of . would return. INK ENsVA i, I, N;l' CO A 1,, - I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to you . -Cure" the advantage ground of any other remedy now I, BA urtm , );;F: CoM PA NY COAL,. es,. hero, A., dec. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D. PI N E IIItOVE DIA L. Rhode's Fever and Ague Cute, or Antidote to Melee, • SHAMOKIN COAL, the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally cartel, BROAD TOP COAL, an a preventive, as a ",Corn." Take it when you feel th Carefully selected, an which they will deliver in good o , - der to any part of the city at low prices, chills coming, and you will never have a single one. JAB. A. RHODES, Lime burners and Blacksmiths Coal always on hapd. . • Providence It. I. Apply to • GEO. CALDER A CO., erally. For 9 Sale by C. 4. iii-initeb, Jacob King, 'Dr. P Welch Office Rest Orange street, met door from North Queen, and at the yard at Groan's LAtldlng, ou the Conesfoga. if In ens, John Fondersmith, in --- ar="a ..., d_Drugy tote gee ang 19 ..114i4.-1 Moor P. 0., Lancitkor co D R . (1F T W IIE . CIT7 . O"F PEI W ILAD I EL T PII 11 1 1 A, ° ft ' A PRI Z E FOR EVERY BODY I WOO rIUIL,RIIIES FOR VIE Where he h. been In auccesaful pfactice for a number o. _Y E It - 1- 0 12,K IV EEh: L 1' Pll .1.: S' S , xprx, received his education at the beat Medical College A BpUTIFCLLY ILLORTELATED 1' A3!I L 1' N E woe \I , EA . in the United States, and had the experience and practice in the different Hospitals for severtl years; a member of ME NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is ooe of the best the Analytical Medical Institute of Now York, and late literary papers of the day. A large Quarto containing Medical Surgeon of the U. S. Navy, now offers himself 1, Two,ty Pages . . or Sioiy Cblaata, of entertaining matter: the public to attend any professional calla. and ELEGANTLY ILLCBTRATED. The purest medicines always on hand direct from MI best Laboratories of our country, and the Botanical GI dens of the world. No patent medicines prescribed or recommended. Medicines used only which will not break down the constitution, but will renovate the system from . TER3I3—IN ADVANCE: all IR:dories It has sustained frqin mlperal MODCIII6O. Chrome and difficult diseases must be treated upon antily• Three copies one year. end three gifts One copy for ono year. and one gift $ ' 5 2 1: ., ical principles; which Is to know and ascertain what db.- Five copies one year, and five gifts h 00 ease is. Ito nature and character require a knowledge ,•. Ten copies one year, and ten gifts 15 00 the chemical constituent of every solid and fluid of the hi, Twenty-one copies one year. 21 gifts 30 00 man body—the changes those solids and fluids are capable The articles to to be distributed are comtkised in the of undergoing. To know what medicines to employ t, following list : • cure diseases, requires a knowledge of the chemical con. 1 United States Treasury Note $lOOO 00 affluents of all agents employed in medicines, and If we 2 d.I. do. do. 500 00 each are in pcs , , , sion of this knowledge. it is possible to cure 6 do. „do. do. 200 00 •• any dise..se—no matt, of how long standing—and leave 10 do. do. . do. 100 00 •• the patient in a healthy and perfectly cured condition I • 10 Patent Lever II eating Cased Watches 100 00 ‘• DYSPEPSIA, that distressing ("pease and fell destroyer of 20 Gold Watches 75 00 ~ health and happiness, undermining the constitution, and 50 do. . 00 00 .• year*.iarrying thousands to untimely graves, can most eat -100 do. phatically be cured. ' 50 00 .' - A Gift worth front 50 cents" to $lOl5 tin will be sent 1., •°,O Snbt . criber on receipt of the en/) eripiion wintry. 300 Ladies Gold Watches :35 00 " Itntumartsm, In any form -or condition, chronic or mut. 200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 30 00 ~ warranted curable; Epilepsy, or falling sickness, all chron: 500 Silver Watches ............... ......, jl5 00 to 25 00 .. and stubborn canes of Female Diseases redicidly removed : 1000 Old Guard, Vest and yob Chains 10 10) to 30 00 o Salt . Rheum, and every description of ulcerations; Ph. 1000 Gold Pens and PenclTs 500t015 00 44 and Scrofulous Diseases,whlch have baffled all previot • Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. Ear Drops, Breast Pins medical skill. can tin cured by my treatment, - when tl Cuff Pine, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys . constitution Is not exhausted. , Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles, Ido say all diseases, (yes. Cotistngrrftar) can be cured. worth from 50 cents to $l5 00 each. CANOilli Oillteli WiTllollll` 'cue Bel/JR. 011 receipt of the subscription money, the subscriber's, I will remain in my Wilco on Wednesdays and Saturday& : from 9 o'clock. A. M. to 3 P. M.. to accommodate patlet,s 8 name will be entered upon our books opposite a number, 8 and the gift corresponding with that number will be for. from a distance, and consult in the Engllsh and German 4 warded within one week to him, by mail or express, post languages: will make visits to any distance If required; A paid. • A may be addressed by letter, Fulton Square. Lancaster city, 8 There Is neither humbug nor lottery about the above.' Pa. [may 19 ly Is] W. IL WITMUR, M. D. as ever! subscriber is sure of a Prize of value. We prefer to make this liberaLelistribution among them instead of a giving a large commission to Agents, giving to the sub scriber the amount that wodld go to the Agent, and in s many cases a hundred fold more. communications should be addressed to DANIEL ADEE, Puousasn, 211 Centre street, New York. ly 16 THI4 PEOPLE S 9 BAT AND CAP STORE NO. VP% NORTH . QUEEN STREET. , SHULTZ & BROTHER, PRACTICAL fIATTERS. g , ALL ARE'INiERESTED!! ECONOMY.IS WEALTH. g The subscribers in returning thanks to a generous pub s lig for patronage heretoforeextended, respectfully solicit a • continuance of past favors, and invitenarticular attention fi to their present assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER s HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, of every variety and style. The superior excellence and beauty of which have never been excelled; causing a demand the moat unprecedented. 8 , Whichfact is mainly attributable to the VERT LOW PRICE at which all their Hate and Caps are disposed of. Their • , motto being "QUICK SALES AED SMALL PROFITS," ttie "swift sixpence Is better than the slow shilling." All, therefore, who would .prartice economy in the pair -8 : chase of HATS• can save from 25 to 50 per cent. by calling 8 at the HAT STORE, opposite Michael's Hotel, in North. S Queen street, Lancaster. Goods sold to Country Merchants at Philadelphia prices. COUNTRY FURS bought, and the highest cash twice paid. JOHN A. SHULTZ, HENRY A. SHULTZ, Proprietors. apr 27 ly 15 A CARD.-.The sttbsci'lber thankful to Pt his numerous patrons for past favors, would agafb ask for a continuance of the same, and as many more se will please to favor Sim with their patronage, as ,he is certain from his knowledge of the Tonsorial Art in all its branches, such se Hair Cutting. Carling, Shaving, Sham pooing and Wig-making, he is able to please the most fas tidlous. He also solicits the attention of all to the cleanliness o his Towels, Brushes,Combs and in fact every thing con nectlei with his estalielfbent. He would likewise mention that he is the only person in tluccity that can and does color Whiskers and Moustaches, from red or gray to most beautiful brown or tlack in a very few minutes. Particular Attention given to thO'clttting tutd,trimming of children's hair. JAMES CROSS, H. D. Worth Queen street, over lipng .& Co.'s Drug Store, and directly opposite the Granite Howe.. ,feb42 tf 5 NW MAP OF LANCASTER COUNTY. The undersigned is preparing to publish a new and complete MAP OF LANCASTER COUNTY, on an improved pian, (provided sufficient encouragement Is given.) mark ing the locations of all the principal buildings in the corm ail BolNels, Churches, Post OfaCedi lioiehh_&c' with the names and locations of all satteriberstothe MAP, and lomtions of farm buildings, so u tOmake it &complete COUNTY DMEgORY. To be onamented with prospective vie waqiihe principal CoEeges, Schools and other buildings in , the county. En. lamed. piens of the principal Boroughs and Towns will be given on the of theMUNTY MAP, where sufficient subscription it obtained,. Tole handsomely colored, show. lug all the pew townsi mm iS Es making m most complete and . -beautiful nark an all former MAPS.. . ' J D. 13003 PiZt uu l a te. r . r, jay 21 trzr .• . ' Alt 44 THE 'GREATES , , A • *•=•,' • IDIT' • • o or' 'PRE GREATESTDIEGIOV -1 J. ERE OF TOE AGE.— Dr. ffinnitanY, , discovered, In one of our common puttiri,Www• rem that cures EVERT SIND o.2FlirrNOß._? • . • • from the worst Scrofula down to a common pile; t Ile has tried it in over 1100 casee,"and never ea .V . l In two cases, (both thunder humor.) Re havoc' • pose salon. over two hundred cettiti , oPt4ltitirtus's:ln t within twenty miles of Boston'. L Two bottles are warranted to unite.: nunlaull mum mon th. 7 One to three bottlew will cure theilsor•t PIMP." on tbe face. Two to three bottles will clear the Ininning Two bottles , are warranted to cure-tlownillilli the mouth or stomach. • • Three to five bottles are warranted ti twnt of Erysipelas. One or two bottles are warranted tO the Eyes. Two bottles are warranted to cure Sin and blotches among the hair. „ Four to Mx bottles are warranted tlp. tux t and running ulcers. • One bottle still cure scaly eruption of the skin. • Two to three battles are warranted to cure the worst . cum. of ringworm. Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the roost. des ..perate fuse of rheumatism. • Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the sat rheum.- Five to eight bottles win ourathaiworst ease or Sollghh A benefit is always erperlencedtkonithe nest bot an., a perfect cure Is warranted when tla'sitid tle, ee taken. Roeder, I peddled over a thousand' Went._ .. ,titda th: vicinity of Boston. I know the e ff ect of it raSelff Cali" So sure as water will extinguish fire, so sure our humor. I never sold a bottle of it, but that sold nether ti after a trial it always speaka for Itself. There are wt • ' things about this herb that ::;pear surprising; first, , the , It grows in our pasture, in some Mama quite plent:l l / 4 ,, sod yet Ile value has never been known until I .11, , covere.l., it in 1848—second, that it should cure all kinds of hums. 1,, order to give some idea of the oldflett $ Is., sod ,rea, popularity of the dscovery. I will stet. that iu April. 1-5 3 ,.. I peddled it and void about sis bottles per day—in April 1654, 1 sold over one thou.:it'd boitlf-s per day of lt. ' Some of the wholesale Druggists who have been iif ' business twenty and thirty years, say that nothing In th ' nnnals of patent medicines was ever like it. There is • universal praise of it from all quarters. In my own practice I always kept it strictly for humor —but since its introduction ea a general family modiclu great and wonderful virtues have been found in It that • never uspected. of epileptic tits—a diseese which Seas MA considered inettretne. have been cured by a few bottler,- 0, what a if it prove effectual Is all cases of t.fsf awful malady—there are but few who have seen more of i. • the, I have. f I know of several Caooo of Dropsy, all of them aged pe, pie. curd by it. For the various Elise..es of the Liver, Sick lletidaelle. Dy,fpepsla. Asthma. Fever and Agile, pain it. the side. Dlseaqes of the Spine, and particularly indigoes., of the II idite‘ft the dine .very has done more good than auy medicine ever Imes 0. No change of diet ever necessary—eat the hilt you gat . and a 'touch of it. DiRECTIONS FOR Use.—Adults ono table spoonfril jer,ds —Children over tem years ileasert spoonful. Clilldrenjors, five to eiela yeats tea poonful. Ac so directions can t applleabfe to all censtitutions, take sufficient to °pond 0' the towels 'wire a day. 31autitactured by • DUNALD KENNEDY. No. 120 Warren en., Roxbury, Mass. _j~' ~'+ Ten Nu, two Alley& two Alleys two Alleys. ohe Alley Price. 2.11.00 ' . Wholesale itgeut....—New York city, C. M. Cllcknor,6 Itarcloy Ntrt.ot; C. 11. Itio : t, 192 I.lrondoray; Rushton ClorH. 175 111,adw,y; A 11. b. D. SandH, NO Fulton at. 9..41 ii, 11,0..0 er by J. Bryan & Co, Wholesale tip N o . I I? Soil, street: aloo by 1.. Port et CO. . . - henvrst .14ent.—T. W. 11 - ytdt & Son, Philadelphia. Agents in I,pnenstsr.—.l..slos Smith, Wm. U. maul M nichens. B. li. ii.tniTtnan, 11. A. Itockafleld, C' A. ileinitsli and John I. nug 4ly TONICS WON'T DO !--T hey never d more than give temp. - au t,...t and never will. I Ileums,. thee dnu't Wiwi) the vain., of the disease. 'VI IIf all ague and Milt pus di.:easei. In the atm.:1111.0.. pnison called Miasma nr Malaria. N.aurati sethis liaison be Its Natural Antidote. and all disease 1,111g1,1 by It disap pears at -nee. Rhodes' Fever and Arun Cure'ie this Ant. dote to 'lnk rte. end men:. ‘', II In a perfecllyskuiratler medicine. The cartllleate It the celebrated chemist, J. I: Chilton, of New York, to IV effect, In attached to shot bottle: therefore if it does no goad it can do uo harm. 'Fins Is more than can be raid of Arsenic, or ;,t, took in existance,sis their Use is ruinous to the constid den and britida ou Donut) A gel, which never IIIIOWII n pe , son to feel perfect IV well for a single Moment. In inns tr. lion of 111100 :IV be 1 annex some extracts Irom a lOW DAVID 0. DERR Just received t um u Phyx'clan : I j 11011131. TOWN, Ohio, March 18, 185 d. JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—Dear Sir: Sours of Yd Inst. Id hand. The Cur• eI rival late lost year and the difficult In getting tiny ~no to try It woo greatly increased from tl IA HOMESTEA.D . FOR 19101 FOR SALE _ IN THE "GOLD REGION" AND MITER PORTIONS OP VIRGINIA, THE FOLLOWING FARMS AND BUILDING LOTS, IN SHAW, TO WIT 1 Farm of 100 acres, and a Gold Mine, is 100 acres. 4 w" 00 "• each, are 240 25 " 40 " 1000 " 70 " • 20 0 " " 1100 150 “ 10 '• ". 1500 250 " 5 '• "-1250 500 '•2 " '•% 0000 '•. 250 Building Lots ~,:, acre, with Streets and public Squares 710 " ° 1250 Building tuts 100x100 feet, with .-, Streets and public Squares 025 " ' 2500 Building Lots 50x110 feet, with Streets and public Squares, 025 " „.... 50110 t; . ildf fix t,tm 2 ,. ..x.100 feet. with Streets and publi , i - fitiaret , , ... a. 10 , s/0 Shares, amounting t, / 10,000 acres. C i l k: ~., of the oli.)04.1 :q11 . 11,4, (with Bonds for the' = illimedire exeenii.ll aril delivery of thy Deeds,) hare, been enclosed in 10,0011 envelopes, exactly alike. and ..; sealed ; which, after hoing•well mixed up. have been. .. ,.. purnhered from I 10 in,ool inclusive, to that no one, -. now Onions the contents or arly particular envelope.—' E , They affil be wild et $lO nem, without reference to w what they contain, and coot , r, any one making app. . cation. - Unexceptionable Till., will in all canes begiven. The largo,. Fart.. containing a Gold Mine, is valued' , "at &NOM. and the •onallest sized Building Lots, hareo/ iis twee se!ling nt $lO each. lin ndreds Ist,e already been yr 'sew upon the., term,' V. Mist all stand the gamer, eD chance of getting the FATE., ever purchaser is iruararik, teed one of these lots at least. nv.ry other purclass4 :::: in bound to ge• one of at least dimble its sire and Mine ' Every fourth purchaser one of al luau quadruple its Id, i i ve Band value Whil.t every tetath purchaser will get • F arm ranging in value from $2OO up to $30.000 -7 Those Farms and Into are sold so cheap to induce settrenumS. a su ffi c i en t numb e r being reserred, the increase le/he value of which will compensate (or the present sacr.Vre. The net proceeds are to be applied to local improvement,. enact as Schools, l'actories, Mills. dc. Any number of S'strer cant betaken by individuate—to secure a /I.trm take at least ten Shares. The artiftcgtes can be obtathal by jklying on HALF, and 10, Deeds by paying toe OTHER HALF. - 65-70,000 Acres of Land, in large or small tracts, cat also be bad at private sale, and upun most reasonable terms. Some eta Is HIGHLY IMPROVED. Agents art.uaided ererpohere to st il lness Lands. Liberal Inducemeuts will b. given. For fall particulars, apply to E. BAUDER, Port boys], Caklne Co., Va. Cr to ADAM FRALICII, Agent, LaMater, Pa. spr 6 • fm 12 HORSE AND CATTLE POWDE,a TATTERSAL'S HORSE POWDER, . HEAVE POWDER, , rtnipanur.NGs, FANCY AND STAPLF, Coustautly receiving N E W 0 0 ODS. All CuloracfßALL PRINCE. ' BLACK BALL lelt k INGS, good quality. . ACORN BUTTONS. beat quality. Now Style of BUTTONu. • New Pattern PRINUES. • . All Shades of Scarlet SPLIT ZEPHYR! GREENS, BLUES, PURPLES and PLAIN COLOR SPLIT SHETLAND WOOL, at lowan Unice. 'S; ,Apil3 3m 13 Cor. Bth awl Cherry et Itreets, PhAPSONRads: 1 - x7 ALL PA - ER STORE. yy EvArne WALL PAPZIL Eve has been removed - hallo. 135 North 9th street, where , can be found a large aseort ment of plain amtdecorative .PAPER HANGINGE;at the lowest arab prices. Gold Paper at 76cte. per piece an up wards; Gand lazed Paper at 'Viet& per piece, 'v id "axiansti at lOcte: pwatde.. xi-PAPER EI:WM THE 0013NTRY,try e a k i workmen, and at the loweetciush prkew . . " ! IMANI3, • N 0.185 liortb9th stroot, aboropholri-mkgrAddo,,Pltataii mAr . FENNUOREEK . SULPHUR,- . OEU WAN, .. ' . . CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS. For eel., at THOMAS ELLMAK ER'S Drug dt Chemical Store, WesPlilog street, LattOr. fob 9 tf 4
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