Lancaster JintcUuumTt:
VOL. LX.
THE LANCASTER INTELLIGENCER. | Assessor; Benjamin Ebersole, 162- Jacob
A. Miller, 65.
Constable: Adam Smith, 162; Frederick M.
Smith, 62.
Justice of the Peace : Jacob Foreman ir., 154;
C. S. Erb, 152.
Supervisors: Jacob K. Ebersole, 157 ; Wm.
Hoff, 160; Abraham Lehman, 75 ; John Eber
sole, (blacksmith.) 68.
School Directors; Joseph Smith, 163; M.
W. Smith, 159 ; John Haldeman, 68 ; Henry
Fullerton, 62.
Auditor: Solomon Haldeman, 163 ; Jacob
Ackerman, 63.
Clerk; Zachary Garrett, 162; J. G. McNiell
66.
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From the Port Folio, 1806.
SONNET TO THE BLUE BIRD.
Sweet messenger of Spring, complaining bird,
How from the budding top of yonder elm,
That hangs o’orwaving thee, I’ve stood and heard,
With throbbing heart, thy embassy of love.
Sweet bird! art thou commissioned to our realms,
Ambassador to cheer the wasted grove,
To tell the daisy when to lift its head,
To whisper to the tulip that 'tls time
With fearless smile to leave a wintry bed;
Or dost thou sing to wake the red-breast up,
To rouse the sleeping songsters to their chime,
And tell them all, the nipping frost is o’er?
Oh, if you oome for this, sweet bird of Spring,
Weloomo, thrice welcome, for the news you bring.
stand* firm.
BT FRANCES DANA GAGS
There are momenta when life’s shadows,
Fall all darkly on the soul;
Hiding stars of hope behind them
In a black impervious scroll;
When we walk with trembling footsteps,
Scarcely knowing how or where
The dim paths we tread are leading,
In our midnight of despair.
Not a ray to cheer us onward—
Not a gleam from out the past—
While the roar of clashing waters
Comes to us upon eaoh blast;
Ay! another step may plunge us
In the dread abyss below;
And—another step may save us
From the very depths of woe.
Stand wo firm in that dread moment —
Stand we firm, nor shrink away;
Looking boldly through the darkness,
Wait the coming of the day ;
Gathering strength, while we are waiting
For the confliot yet to come;
Fear not, fail not, light will lead us
Yet in safety to the home.
Firmly stand —though sirens lure thee;
Firmly stand—though falsehood rail;
Holding Justice, Truth and Mercy,
Die we may—but cannot fail;
Fail! —it is the word of cowards ;
Fail!—the languago of the slave ;
Firmly stand, till duty beckons;
Onward, thon e’en to the grave 1
TOWNSHIP. ELECTIONS.
Below will be found the complete returns of
the Township elections held on Friday last in
the different Boroughs and Townships of the
ADAMSTOWN.
Judge : Abraham Lutz, 43 ; R. Regar, 33.
Inspectors : Wm. Fichthorn, 38 ; B. Good
hart, 25 ; John Rehrer, 12.
Assessor: Samuel Stork, 77.
Burgess: Sebastian Miller,66 ; D.Mengel, 5.
Constable: Jno. Schlosser, 37 ; J. Yoder,37.
- Supervisor: Solomon Good, 70.
School Director : Bodj. E. Shirk, 69.
Town Council: Isaao Fichthorn, 73 ; Levi
Hendle, 61; Wm. Mohn, 74; I. Schlough, 74.
Auditor: F. B. Regar, 53; J. Behm, 8.
BRECKNOCK.
Judge : John W. Lorah, 75 ; Jacob Rennen
ger, 48; Abraham Shallenbarger, 35 ; George
Wemtz, 54.
Inspectors : Henry Steener, 140 ; Baltzer
Sohneder, 61.
Assessor : Levi Laush, 110 ; Michael Kiefer,
26 ; John Youndt, 75 ; Henry Steener, 14.
Constable: Alexander Messner, 124; Jona
than Smith, 13 ; George Snyder, 9.
Supervisors : Henry Rupp, 146 ; Solomon
Good, 38; Daniel Brendle, 65; Jacob Burckart;
44; Moses Messner, 57 ; John Calden, 50,
Adam Stover, 7 ; David Bender. 18.
School Directors: John Kiefer, 145; Benj.
Good, 152; JohnKriner, 56 (Jno. H. Good, 84.
Anditor : Henry Gring, 129.
Clerk: Samnel Lessly, 109.
BART.
Judge: John Coulter, 95 ; Peter Baughman,
71.
Inspectors: Joßieh Beyer, 97; Jos. F. Good,
68:
Assessor: Henry Baughman, 96 ; Mercer
TYbitson, 67.
Assistant Assessors : Adam Rutter, 99; Dan
iel' Ault, jr., 84; Morris'Cooper, 75; Joseph
Hood, 68.
Constable: Caleb Wiggins, 77 : S. H. Wil
liams' 82.
Supervisors : George H. Piokel, 92 ; Peter
Piokel, 104; Isaac Walton, 58; Samuel
Fawkes, 73.
Sohool Direotors : Charles Rynear, 87 ; Har
rison Graham, 81; Uriah Rockey, 75 ; Thomas
Ferguson, 101; Wm. L. Rakestraw, 85; Au
gustus B. Miller, 71; Leonard Piokel, 78; Wm.
Hollis, 72.
Auditor: Jos. McClure, 102; Henry Pown
all, 64.
Clerk: Edwin Garrett, 97 ; Wm. F. Clark,
68.
CARNARVON.
Judge: David Styer, 124; William Ring
walt, 94.
' Inspectors : Thomas ifecharl, 118; Jacob
Hoffman 102.
Assessor: William Yoder, 117 ; Jas. Miller,
99.
Justice of the Peace: Samuel F. Jacobs, 69 ;
Robert Giffin, 47 ; James M’Caa, 99.
Supervisors; David {fewswenger, 118 ; John
Foreman, 122; Samuel M’Cormick, 99; Isaac
Foreman, 84.
Sohool Direotors : John Hertzler, 112 ; John
K. Kurtz, 131; Levi Bear, 63; George Rigg,
Auditor: Andrew Weiler, 117; Barton
Witman, 91.
Clerk: Jonathan Rice, 104; Milton Silk
nitter, 96.
CONESTOGA.
Judge: Wm.GiUes, j., 205 ; J. Madden, 28.
Inspectors: Jacob Hiller, 152 ; Henry Ham
mer, 37; Geo. Shoff, 16 ; Amos Miller, 31.
Assessor: S. L. Fehl, 198 ; Henry D. Steh
man, 36.
Constable: John Clark, 190.
Supervisors : Henry Hess, 173 ; M’l. Ressel,
200; Adam Lefevre, 63 ; George Warfel, 33.
School Direotors : Casper Hiller, 192 ; Sam
uel Rankin, 133 ; John Miller, 110.
Auditor: Martin Good, 158 ; A. Myers, 46.
Clerk : Abraham Sawyer, 203.
CLAY.
Judge: Henry Eberly, 76 ; Edw. Sehner, 69.
Inspe.otors : Henry H. Bingeman, 78; Jacob
Kessler, 47.
Assessor: Wm. K. Furiow, 98; J. Rohrer, 38.
Constable : Peter Elser, 73; Jac. Buohter, 74.
Supervisors: Jac. Borry, 77 ; John Wieland,
83; Reuben Romig, 107 ; William Niesa, 18.
Sohool Direotors: Henry B, Erb, 48 ; Peter
Fitter, 105 ; David Pfautz, 65 ; Samnel Eberly
77; Jacob Haoker, 8; Samuel Krumlauf, 8. ’
Auditor: George W. Steinmetz, 65; Jonaß
Labor, 6.
Clerk: John Erb, 82 ; H. S. Eberly, 17
COLUMBIA.
Judge; ("North Ward) Jacob S. Miller, 106;
Philip .Shreiner, 75. (South Ward) Henry
-Brimmer, 133; Benj. Haldeman, 172.
1 Inspectors : (North Ward) S. T. Wilson,lo7;
: Wm. MoChesney, 72. (South Wnd) James
"Shroeder, 130; A. Bruner, jr., 177.
■ Assessor: Wm. Mathiot, 243 ; James Bar
ber, 268.
Constable: L. Tredeniok, 247 ; C. Hollings
worth, 252. B
! ' CONOY.
! Judge; John Hummel, 159; Frederick
rrvrTAnUQ^Do*.
ql °7™ : Adam Dennison, 162; Franklin
COLERAIN.
Judge: Cromwell Blackburn, 150; Thomas
Bye™, 44.
Inspectors: H. Smith Worth, 90; S. W.
Swisher, 59 ; James Ecklin, 43.
Assessor: Henry Paxson, 148; Robert S.
Swisher, 45.
Constable: D. Walker, 101; J. P. Swisher,
55; Joseph Robert S. Swisher, 31.
Supervisors : John J. Andrews, 196 ; Wm.
R. Ferguson, 155 ; Uriah Swisher, 41.
School Directors: Joseph B. Davis, 183 ;
William Hogg, 84; Robert Ferguson, 118.
Auditor: James Richardson, 179.
Clerk : Francis Lytle, 45 ; Jeremiah Swisher.
40.
COCALICO EAST.
Judge: J. Martin Kline, 128; John S. Royer.
95.
Inspectors: Samuel Showalter, 93 ; William
Musser, 71; Jacob Rath 70.
Assessors : Nelson Wolfkill, 220 ; Samuel F.
Lied, 45.
Constable : J. G Garman, 160 ; Henry Lntz,
Supervisors: George Lorah, 82; Jenkin Lewis
69 ; Henry Hartman, 69 ; George Wise, 56 ;
Tobias Ream, 51; Joseph Kinsey, 44.
School Directors: Henry E. Shimp, 191;
John S. Lutz, 138 ; Martin H. Fry, 123 ; Henry
Haller, 65.
Auditors: Charles Carpenter, 88; Philip
Stauffer, 9.
Clerk : Cyrus Ream, 14 ; Jesse Rothhora, 9
COCALICO WEST.
Judge : Dan’l Lutz, 202 ; P. B. Hartzog, 60.
Inspectors: Henry Gockly, 47; Augustus
Strein, 78 ; Joseph Dohner, 104; Elias Horn
herger, 32.
Assessor; John Gensamer, 60; Adam Sharp,
129 ; John Edwardß, 93.
Constable : William Hartzog, 132 ; Samuel
Bedgar, 132.
Supervisors: Peter Hartzog, 101; Jaoob
Hagy, 85; William Mellinger, 168; Peter
Kjinhold, 99; Emanuel H. Shirk, 51.
School Direotors : Daniel Hartzog, 79 ; Isaao
Eberly, 67 ; Moses Shirk, 70; Samuel B. Mel
linger, 65 ; Charles Stinemetz, 25 ; Abraham E.
Bare, 8; John Weinhold, 14.
Auditor: Levi W. Mentzer, 29 ; H. Kurtz, 7.
Clerk: Samuel Gensamer, 11.
DEUMORE.
Judge: Jacob M. Mayer, 207; William
Williams, 12.
Impectors : B. F. Scott, 117 ; T. N. McSpar
ran, 94 ; John S. Jordon, 7.
Assessor : James D. Welsh, 204.
Justice of the Peace : Hugh M. Penny, 119 ;
Samuel Boyd, 20.
Constable: George Stiver, 132; Lewis Hil
ton, 31.
Supervisors: James McGnigan, 131 ; Jacob
Aument, 65 ; Israel Tennis, 71 ; Robert W.
Moore, 136 ; Elias Hambleton, 12; Vincent
Reynolds, 15.
School Directors : Wm. W. Watson, 126 ;
John J. Ritchie, 116; J. M. Park, 84; C. M. Hess,’
109 ; Abraham Cutler, 116 ; JohD N. Russel
99.
Henry Rush, 76; Wm. S. Long,
Clerk : Wm. H. Potts, 46.
DONEGAL EAST.
Jndge: (Mount Joy box) H. F. Musselman,
80 ; Samuel Yetter, 20. (Marietta box) Simon
S. Groh, 128 ; E. F. McElToy,lll. (Maytown
box) Jeremiah Shaffner, 103 ; Geo. Murray, 88.
Inspectors : (Mount Joy box) Henry Way,
30; Peter Bruner, 52 ; John L. Sohlegelmilch,
18. (Marietta box) Jacob Songmaster, 134 ;
Geo. Fisher, 102. (Maytown box) John Mus
ser, 101; P. V. Albright, 42; John Hayes, 48.
Assessor : Anthony Terry, 71; George Long.
165 ; Jos. Ebersole, 88.
Township Treasurer: Harman Lightner, 239;
Samuel Drabenstadt, 80.
Constable ; Walter D. Carpenter, 105 ; Jno.
Brown, 109 ; Jos. Albright, 105 ; J. R. Long, 7.
Justice of the Peace: Simon F* Albright,
111 ; John Alleman, 204.
Supervisors : Henry E. Hershey, 186 ; Wm.
Fortner, 234; Michael Stape, 76 ; Wm. Say
lor, 128 ; John N. Graybill, 12.
School Directors: William Welchans, 153 ;
Christian Beshler, 83 ; John G. Hoemer, 241;
George Reich, 170.
Auditor: Christian Reesor, 207: John
Peck, jr., 110.
Clerk: John W. Bowman, 218; Henry E.
Bear, 104.
DONEGAL WEST.
Judge : Samuel B. Heisey, 51; Wm. Morn
ing, 67.
Inspectors : Martin Kling, 53; Jas. Hughs,6l.
Assessor: Michael Ober, 97.
Constable: Frederick Kipp, 51; Samuel
Barnhart, 41.
Supervisors: Samuel Rutt, 50 ; John Good,
48 ; John G. Denecker, 47 ; William Baker, 45.
School Directors : John L. Gißh, 51; John
D. Ebersole, 56 ; Jacob Ream, 43; John M
Gtosb, 43.
Auditor: Abraham Rutt, 52; John Reider,
55 ; John Hoffman, 45 ; George Sweigart, 40. ’
Clerk: Abraham Bossier, 55 ; Levi Swei
gart, 38.
EPHRATA.
Judge: Wm. Kurikle, 179 ; Levi Miller, 108.
Inspectors: John Apple, 112; Israel Frey
133; Diller Ott, 35.
Assessor: Jacob S. Sharp, 287.
Constable: Samuel Keesßy, 107; Wm Sen
ger, 71; Daniel Hertz, 79.
Supervisors : Samuel Givler, 197; Sam’l G.
Kemper, 124 ; Henry Scheaffer, 131; J. Leed,
106 ; Jacob Diller, 42.
School Directors : Lewis Zeigler, 197 ; Jao.
Rhoads, 150 ; John Dissinger, 82; J. R. Faust,
89 ; Elam Myers, 44 ; Peter Bard, 73 ; Reuben
R. Royer, 42; Wm. McCloud, 26.
Auditor : Abraham Hess, 222.
Town Clerk : E. H. Cleaver, 148.
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Justice of Peace: George Byrod, 90.
Assessor: Abraham Burk, 90.
Constable : Jacob Grove, 87.
School Directors: Amos L. Harnff, 58 ; John
Sheaffer, 61 ; John Eby, 32 ; Dr. S. Keller, 33.
ELIZABETH.
Judge: Samuel Webhter, 69 ; Edward Sie
bert, 84. l
Inspectors: Urias Lenhert, 71 ; Ephriam
Eby, 79.
Assessor : Peter Risser, 72; Jas. Bierd, 57.
Constable : Daniel Dissinger, 74 ; John
Bright, 64.
Supervisors : Isaac Markiey, 67; Jacob
Wolf, 70; John Fansset, 68; Henry E. Bra
baoher, 72.
Sohool Direotors : Moses M. Brabaoher, 141;
Samuel Sohenck, 56; John Hartman, 76’; Jno.’
H. Brabacher, 91; Henry Risser, 78.
Auditor : Henry Lutz, 76 ; Benjamin Braid
igam, 75.
Clerk: Samuel H. Miller, 77.
EARL EAST.
Judge: D. A. Shiffer, 140; J. Holler, 93.
Inspectors : A. Overholser, 178 ; J. Cox 78
Assessor: I. Ranck, 126 ; J. Newpher, 123.'
Supervisors: John High, 216 ; J. S. Martin,
63 ; Jesse Harting, 189; Aaron Stauffer 30.
School Directors : Michael Sensenig 252 • T
Hurst,-248. 8 ’
Auditor: W. E. Ranck, 175 ; J. Sandoe, 74.
Clerk: Davies Wallace, 180; Levi Rex 74
EARL WEST. ’
Judge: Daniel B. Brpwn, 267.
Inspectors: John Bare, 85 ; Samnel Hnffert
115 ; Emanuel Duok, 44. '
Assessor; Levi G. Kemper, 151; John K
Furiow, 115. ’
Constable: John Johnston, 67; Samnel
Riohardson, 159.
Supervisors : Isaac W. Johns, 12; Martin R.
Bitzer, 76; Francis Bolly, 69 ; Elias Bomber
ger, 94 ; Jacob Bear, 88; Robert L. Evans, 78-
Jacob Shaub, 30. ’ ’
Sohool Direotors: David Bender, 132- C
Hunshberger, 120; Abraham Lefevre, 21s’; C
Myers, Martin Beok, 11 j Jacob Zook, jr.,
161; Elias Reemsnyder, 162; M. Jacobi, 78.
“THAT OOUHTBY IS TH* MOST PROSPEROUS WHIM LABOR COMMANDS THE GREATEST REWARD.” BUCHANAN.
LANCASTER CITY. PA.. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 29. 1859.
Auditor: Levi Bard, 111; George Reed, 127.
Clerk: Samuel Seldomridge, 211; George
Grossman, 39.
Judge: Samuel L. Kauffman, 89; Robert
. Evans, 50.
Inspectors: Dan’l Erb, 88; Jno. Graham, 51.
Assessor: James Risk, 133.
Constable: Robert Rea, 92; J. Johnson, 42.
. Supervisors: Isaao B. Myers, 93; John
: Howett, 90; Geo. W. Kunkle, 46; David
, Myers, 48.
School Directors: William Dungan, 135 ; B.
j Witmer, 78; Jacob M. Eokman, 60.
i Auditor; William Dungan, 45 ; George W
. Hensel, 89.
Clerk: Jas. C. Ewing, 50; M. Phillips, 90.
FULTON.
Judge : Timothy Haines, 114; Samuel W.
Scott, 84.
Inspectors; Joseph C. Stubbs, 112: G. W
Whitaker, 84.
Assessor; Lewis H. MoCardle, 115 ; Samuel
M. Brown, 66. '
Constable : John Riley, 172; Dan’l Harrar,7.
Supervisor: William Drennen, 126 ; Abner
Brown, 66 ; John Riley, 194.
Sohool Directors ; Lewis Haines, 112; Law
rence Hippie, 120 ; Isaac Towson, 76 ; Walter
F. Neel 84.
Auditor : John Scott, 117 ; Roger Kirk, 74
Clerk : Joseph Phillips, 152
HEMPFIELD EAST.
Jndee : (38th Eistrict) Abraham Brown, 83;
John Yohn, 51. , (23d District) Jos. Kinch,96.
Inspectors: (38th District) David Baker,
79 ; John Sherich, 55. (23d District) Cyras
Brehm, 28 ; Andrew S. Miller, 66.
Assessor: Henry Sholl, 116 ; Jao. Herehey,
126.
Assistant Assessor : Andrew Metzger, 154.
Constable: Samuel Kissinger, 234.
Supervisors: Jao. Kreider, 161 ; John Wiss
ler, 139; Christian Misselman, 123; John
Kepperling, 138.
School Directors : Peter H. Sammy, 163 ;
Philip Hottenstein, 179 ; John Ream, 90.
Auditor : Daniel Hess, 160.
Clerk : John L. Miller, 240.
HEMPFIELD WEST.
Judge : H. A. Reid, 289 ; Henry Seamer, 80.
Inspectors : Martin K Mellinger, 299 ; Geo.
Rettew, 78.
Assessor : Isaac Heinaman, 292 ; Jas. Pear-
Bon, 74.
Justice of the Peace : John M. Greider, 283;
Sam. Mat. Friday, 293.
Constable: Isaao Amannel, 269; Henry
Newcomer, 38.
Supervisors: John Dellinger, 212 ; Abraham
Newcomer, 184 ; Joseph Friday, 102 ; Peter
Mamma, 84 ; Joseph Hinkle, 105.
School Directors : Henry Copenheffer, 187 ;
Miciiael Musser, 303 ; Jos. L. Detwiler. 162.
Auditor : Jaoob B. Garber, 297.
Clerk : Jacob Kendig, 301.
LANCASTER.
Judge: Jno. Eshleman, 74; Cyrus Blair, 16.
Inspectors: Robert McCafferty, 24; Benj.
Hertzer, 30 ; Benjamin Lautz, 43.
Assessor: Benj. Huber,7o; MartinShenk, 15.
Constable: J. Deßolt, 50 ; J. MoCntchen,26.
Supervisors: Christian Shenk, 52; David
Longenecker, 77; Christian Krider, 50.
School Directors: Henry Bansman, 61; S.
Rank, 87 ; S. P. Spenser, 31.
Auditor; Michael L. Huber, 50; Benjamin
Charles, 37; Samuel Hershey, 17.
Clerk: Christian Lintner, 47.
LITTLE BRITAIN.
Judge: William P. Haine9,l49 ; Robt. Pat
terson, 67.
Inspectors : L. J. Retzger, 137 ; Morris Rey
nolds, jr., 75.
Assessor: William Paxson, 102; John P.
Hays, 111.
Constable : Thomas Furniss, 29 ; Robt. Gib
eon, 27.
Supervisors : R F. Johnson, 205 ; A. W.
Morrison, 121; Levi Barnet, 94.
School Directors : John Kirk, 141 ; 11. C.
Woods, 139 ; James Clendenin, 127; J. J.
Evans, 73; John Wright, 42; Wm. Hays, 99.
Auditor: Oliver Furniss, 195.
Clerk: J. T. Paxson, 92; N. H. Wells, 114.
LEACOCK.
Judge : John Seldomridge, 176.
Inspectors : Mahlon Ruth, 158 ; Peter Beam,
47.
Assessor : Benjamin Hunseoker, 186.
Constable: Marks G. Groff, 161.
Supervisors : Joseph Harnish, 127; Jacob
Renno, 117 ; William Blair, 116; Harman Arm
strong, 48 ; Robert Wade, 40.
School Directors : Samnel Buckwalter, 169 ;
Benjamin Leaman, 141; Jacob Eby, 66.
Auditor: Richard J. Rutter, 163.
Clerk : Moses Eaby, 164.
LEACOCK UPPER.
Judge: C. R. Landis, 193 ; F. Kreamer, 66.
Inspectors :’ Diller Bare, 194 ; C. Miller, 66.
Assessor: N. F. Shaeffer, 194; Jac.Kolb,6B.
Constable: Uriah Momma, 169 ; J. Mußser,
17 ; John Harjile, 16.
Supervisors: Jacob Kurtz, 199 ; S. Stultzfoos,
170; Daniel Killian, 66; Joseph Markiey, 75.
Sohool Directors : Henry Eby, 181; Abm.
G. Sheibley, 179 ; John Sellers, sr., 81; Jacob
Vandersaal, 84.
Auditor: John H. Buokwalter, (3 years,)
193 ; John W. Buckwalter, 196 ; Peter Heller,
72; John B. Raff, 62.
Clerk: Jesse McQuaid, 192.
LAMPETER EAST.
Judge: Abm. Howry, 133 ; J. Quigley, 75.
Inspectors: J. Deffenbaoh, 144; J. Row, 64.
Assessor: Abraham Buckwalter, 140.
Constable: PGarra, 90; Charles Stark, 111.
Supervisors ; Christian Shanp, 182; Jacob
Byerly, 136 ; Jacob Frabe, 73 ; Jac. Ochre, 21.
Sohool Directors : David Stamm, 151; Jacob
Rohrer, 97 ; Andrew Frantz, 106 ; Isaac Bru
baker, 59.
Auditor: Eli Baohman, 180; P. Johns, 30.
Clerk: Henry Keneagy, 143.
LAMPETER WEST.
Judge : Martin Cassel, 179.
Inspectors : Daniel Miller, 67 ; Sam'l Raub,
55 ; Wm. Weaver, 38.
Assessor : John H. Miller, 54 ; George Ul
mer, 93 ; Amos Weaver, 31.
Constable : Jacob BrindJe, 87 ; George Werd
ly, 52.
Supervisors: Benjamin Harnish, 84 ; Benja
min Lachey, 58 ; George H. Miller, 71; Daniel
M. Landis, 86 ; Jacob Weaver, 186.
School Directors : Philip Geist, 86 ; John B.
Herr, 71; Christian Hess, 37 ; Cyras N. Herr,
64; Dr. G. W. Miller, 91.
Auditor: Abraham S. Mylin, 174.
Clerk ; Henry Miller, 177.
MANHEIM BOROUGH.
Judge : Benjamin Donevan, 136.
Inspectors : Heniy Diffenderfer, 73; Aaron
Fasig, 26 ; Benjamin L. Gibble, 29 ; Francis H.
Arndt, 16.
Assessor: David May, 139.
Constable: John R. Young, 105 ; John H.
Reist, 40.
Council: Jacob Neaveling, 138 ; John M.
Ensminger, 134.
School Directors: Cyras W. Miller, 114;
Jeremiah Hahn, 65 ; George Mengle, 76.
Burgess : Gabriel Shaffner, 139.
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP. .
Jndge: Benjamin Workman, 212; Amos
Rndig, 101.
Inspectors: Jac. Heberling, 158; Cornelius
Smith, 158.
Assessor: Andrew Hank, 66; Martin S.
Heiser, 211; Amos Stauffer, 37.
Constable: Samuel S. Geist, 317.
Supervisor : Conrad Garber, 247 ; Jno. Kil
lian, 94; Geo. Hauk, 138 ; Jacob Stork, 106.
School Directors : Jacob Hork, 141; Jacob
Siechrist, 137; David Harnish, 182; Heurv L
Landis, 177.
Auditor: ChristianHostetter,(2years,) 320-
Christian B. Landis, (3 years,) 320. ’
Clerk: Charles H. Kreider, 218 • Daniel
Hoffman, 99.
MOUNT JOY BOROUGH.
Judge: Benjamin F. Dean, 42; Samuel E.
Eshleman, 47; John Fitzgerald, 47. (22nd
District) Jaoob Good, 89 ; Henry Acker, 54.
Inspectors : C. W. Johnson, 55 ; George D.
Miller, 32. (22d District) Benj. F. Dewitt
43 ; Abraham E. Koer, 39 ; Daniel Baker, 25 ■
Simon J. Eby, 52. ’
Assessor : Daniel C. Manrer, 133
Council—E. Ward: J. B. Landis, 22; Beni
Eby, 15.
Council—W. Ward: Christian Grube, 35-
Henry Sherbahn, 35.
High Constable: John Hoffman, 48 ; Aaron
Smaling, 66; Henry Way, 22.
Borough Constable: James Dorughy, 143.
Sohool Dlreoton: John H. Hershey, 89; Jas.
Patterson, 120; David [Brady, 90; Henry
Kurtz, 74.
Auditor: John Hogendobler, 122.
Bnrgess: Samuel M. Meyers, 142.
MOUNT JOY TOWNSHIP.
Judge : David Kline, 54 ; John Moßride, 17
William McDannel, 20.
! Inspectors: S. H. Brubaker,ss; Geo. Pierce,
! 15 ; Benj. Meashy, 8 ; John Geyer, Jr., 7.
; Assessor: H. B. Painter, 84 ; Geo. S. Baker,
! Constable: Jacob Soiiders, 49; Daniel
| Green, 23; Jacob B. Miller, 15.
I Supervisors: Jacob Stouffer, 92; Peter Ober
i holzer, 88.
Sohool Directors: Jacob L. Eshleman, 92;
j Abr’m Herr, 59;; Elias H. Martin, 11; Christ,
i Coble, 22.
Auditor: C. H. Nissley, 59; Jaoob Brandt, 32.
Clerk: John H. Zellers, 79; Samuel Bal
mer, 14.
MARTIC.
Judge: Amos Groff, 115 ; Daniel Young, 95.
Inspectors : Wm. A. Crawford, 111; John
McLaughlin, 103.
Assessor: James H. Pegan, 108; Hugh Arm
strong, 105.
John B. Hess, 106; John Fisher,
Supervisors: John Montooth, 126 ; Hiram
Watson, 102; Thomas Stewart, 99; Hugh
O’Neill, 96.
Sohool Diretors ; William MoLaughlin, 126;
Wm. Wentz, 126; B. Simpson, 118 ; George
Moke, 102; John Crawford, 97 ; C. Haokman,;
92 ; A. A. Pegan, 88 ; James Hadden, 61.
Auditor-; Wm C. Boyd, 114; Wm. N. Gib
son, 96.
Clerk: Benj. Herr, 97 ; George Robinson,
91; Daniel McMiohael, 21.*
MARIETTA BOROUGH.
Judge: Isaac Rissinger, 91; George Beimel
78.
Inspectors: Jacob A. Wisner, 96; Henry
Rollin, 95 ; J. P. Walker, 78 ; C.;E. Nagel, 75.
Clerk of Eieotion : WilliamlChapman, 94;
Samuel Stence, 93 ; John;,Montgomery, 77;
Melchor Herline, 78.
Assessor: Samuel Lindsay, 89 ; David Roth.
103.
High Constable : William Shields, 109 ; Ab
ner Emsyler, 71.
Assistant Constable : Franklin K. Masey,lB4.
Chief Burgess : Samuel D. Miller, 95 ; Chas.
Kelly, 87.
Assistant Burgess : Frederick Mahling, 96 ;
Reuben Welchance, 82.
Town Council; Barr Spangler, 99 ; A. H.
Summy, 103 ; E. P. Trainer, 107; Thomas
Stence, 104; John Crall, 106 ; Thomas Zell,
10 ; Philip Deitrich, 68 ; Frederick Mahling,
69 ; Samuel Hippie, 88 ; R. A. Childs, 75 ;
John W. Clark, 75.
Sohool Directors : John K. Fidler, 101 ; Jon
athan M. Larzalere, 180 ; Charles Girod, 94.
MANOR.
Judge: (Washington District) John F.
Smith, 43 ; Jaoob C. Stauffer, 68 ; Jacob Seitz,
20. (Millerstown District) Cbm. H. Charles,
21; Daniel Smith, 78. (Indiantown District)
Isaao Kauffman, 18; John S. Mellinger, 100.
Inspectors: (Washington District) John
Evans, 67 ; Christian D. Martin, 65. (Millers
town District) John Killheffer, 21; Geo. Keh
ler, 77. (Indiantown District) Park Mason,
19 ; C. H. Hertzler, 98.
Assessor: Christian Young, 94; Abraham R.
Witmer, 233.
Constable : Eli M. Gochenonr, 241.
Supervisors: Ephraim Rohrer, 127 ; Benja
min C. Kauffman, 170; John Deitrich, 206 ;
Henry Loyer, 160.
School Directors : James Bones, 93 : Freder
ick Sener, 94; Benjamin Neff, 239 ; Samuel
Kauffman, miller, 241.
Auditor: George G. Brush, 106 ; John Herr,
saw miller, 226.
Clerk: John Miller, miller, 89 ; Frederick
Stoner, jr., 234.
PARADISE.
Judge: Adam K. Witmer, 162; Joseph Le
fever, 94 ; Thoma 3 S. Woods, 24.
Inspectors: Milton B. Eshleman, 185 ; G.o.
Fondersmith, 97.
Assessor: George Anthony, 174; Henry
Girvin, 10S.
Assistant Assessors : Christian Hershey, 161;
John E. Hershey, 161.
Jnstice of the Peaoe: Martin D. Hess, 182;
John G. Offner, 95.
Constable: John Hoschar, 157; Thomas
Quinn, 92.
Supervisors: Isaao Denlinger, 142; Elisha
Bird, 165 ; John Gorman, 105 ; John Armstrong,
115.
School Directors: Joseph Hamilton, 114;
Benjamin Phenninger, 105 ; William Hamil
ton, 165 ; John Kanck, 171.
Anditor: John M. Slaymaker, 186; Henry
Eckert, 97.
Clerk: Christian Keneagy, 185.
PEQUEA.
Judge: Benjamin Martin, 92.
Inspectors Zercher, 29; Benj. B.
Hess, 61.
Assessor: Martin G. Rush, 88.
Justice of the Peace : Andrew Mehaffy, 85.
Constable’: Isaao Hoke, 60 ; John Harman,
30 votes.
Supervisors: Abr’m Burkholder. 69 ; Daniel
Rinehare, 49 ; Christian Harnish, 29 ; Christ’n
Smith, 21 ; John Herschock, 12.
School Directors: Abr’m B. Mylin, 89; C.
R. Herr, 59; Amos Warfel, 26.
Auditor: Rudolph Haverstick, 76; Benj.
Harnish, miller, 90; Abr’m Miller, 13.
Clerk: Benjamin Rowe, 83.
PENN.
Judge : Benjamin D. Danner, 171.
Inspectors: John Fisher, 14; Daniel W.
Erb, 7 ; G. Gingrich, 8 ; A. Longenecker, 10.
Assessor: Isaao Gingrich, 95; Peter Eshle
man, 71,
Constable : David Hosteter, 1.
Supervisor: David Hosteter, 162; Samuel
Hoffer, 86 ; Emanuel Keener, 89.
School Directors: Abraham Minnich, 63;
David Weidman, 168: Chr’n Hershey, 104.
Auditor: Mathias Hoffer, 136 ; A. Landis, 31.
Clerk: Christian Hershey, 170.
PROVIDENCE.
Judge: Samuel Huber, 126; John Miller,
65.
Inspectors: John Peoples, 111; Silas Win
ters, 75.
Assessor : Martin Haber, 106 ; John Tweed,
82.
Assistant Assessors: John Peoples, 187;
George Miller, 117 ; Samnel P. Shirk, 50.
Constable : Christian Breneman, 115 ; Abra
ham Goss, 74.
Justice of the Peace : John Strohm, sr. 183.
Supervisors: Henry Bowman, jr. 108; Adam
Mowrer, sr. 108; Thomas Robinson, 79 ; Mi
chael Winters, 86. _
School Directors : John M. Shenk,lsB ; Mat
thias Shirk, 111; John Strohm, sr. 144 ; Dr.
J. K. Ranb, 90.
Auditor: John C. Smith, 178.
Clerk: John L. Miller, 190.
RAPHO.
Judge : Christian K. Brubaker, 81; Tobias H.
Hershey, 121.
Inspectors : Benjamin R. Zug, 81; Michael
Kendig, 120. *
Assessor: Jesse McMillen, 152; John B.
Breneman, 181.
Constable: John Shower, sr., 117; Henry
Shelly, 21.
Supervisors : John L. Brubacker, 155 ; Mi
chael Gibble, 134; George Keyser, 181 ; Dan
iel K. Shelly, 140; Benjamin Kauffman, 35.
School Directors : Henry Metzler, 310 ; Dan
iel Brandt, 267 ; Joseph Detweiler, 42.
Anditor : Jacob H. Snavely, 122 ; George R.
Miller, 206 ; John Gallacher, 9.
Clerk: Samuel H. Fry, 121; Abraham Her
shey, 178.
SALISBURY.
Judge : John Reesor, Sen., 240.
Inspectors: Alexander Gault, 210; John
Patton, 78.
Assessor: Jacob D. Warfel, 251; Nicholas
Horting, 78.
Assistant Assessor: John M. Buyers, 212;
Nathan Rambo, 197; Isaac W. Rutter, 80;
Benjamin Marple, 78.
Supervisors: Wm. H. Bunn, 225 ; John
Umble, 216 ; Isaac Reel, 109; Isaac Thomp
son, 44.
Sohool Directors : David F. Stoltzfnss, 212 ;
Peter Eby, 207 ; George G. Worst, 72 ; Wm.
Hamilton, 75.
Anditor: Wm. C. Henderson, 210.
Clerk: Samnel Kurtz, 210; John Mason, 73.
STRASBURG TOWNSHIP.
Judge: Christian Brackbill, 194.
Inspectors: Adam Herr, 95; F, Clarke 18.
Assessor : Henry N. Breneman, 200.
Constable: Jesse M. Kuhns, 91; H. Steffe
36 ; -Geo, W. Havestick, 8? ’
Supervisor: Danl. Helm, 193; I. Lantz, 196.
School Directors : Franklin Clark, 128 ; Jno.
F. Herr, 132; Henry Lehman, 78; John K.
Herr, 73. '
Auditor: Henry Mnsselman, 103.
Clerk: Jacob Martin, 203.
STRASBURG BOROUGH.
Judge : William Black, 123. I
Inspectors: A. Ross Black, 34; B. Frank
Ibach, 39; Michael Book, 52.
Assessor: Samuel Spiehlman, 52; Jacob Hil
debrand, 72. j
Constable : Robert Downey, 78; George W.
Myers, 46.
School Directors: JamesMoPhail,3 yis., 80;
Chm. Bachman, 3 yrs., 79 ; John E. Girvin, 1
yr., 61; James Paul,, 1 yr., 17 ; Chrin. Bach
man, 1 yr., 45 ; John V. Hiestand, 3 yrs., 45 ;
James Paul, 3 yrs., 44.
Chief Burgess: Alex. McCloy, 66 ; Joseph
Bowman, 41.
Assistant Burgess : Henry Bear, 55 ; Rudolnh
Shaub, 52.
Town Council: Jacob Rohrer, 96; Wm P.
Robinson, 88; Alex. Schultz, 56 ; Wm. Black,
57 ; John P. Kilborn, 70 ; Samiel Spiehlman,
68; R. P. Spencer, 53; John Anment, 52;
Henry Bear, 51 ; Joseph Holl, 52 ; Jacob Bnck
walter, 56 ; Jacob Hoffman, 38 ; Samuel Ke
neagy, 16.
High Constable: Henry Haidley, 70; Thos.
Eager, 37.
SADSBHRY.
Judge: Elijah Lewis, 74; Philip Hathaway,
45 ; Samuel Smoker, 8.
Inspector: John McGowan, 95; Franklin
Homsher, 25 ; John Taggart, 9.
Assessor: William Borland, 98 ; John A.
Rhea, 33.
Constable : Wm. Prondfoot, 118.
Supervisors : Wm. McGowan, 119 ; James
Brinton, 103; Leonard Rockey, 33.
School Directors: Jacob T. Whitson, 86 ;
Ambrose Pownall, 102; Jacob R. Townsand,
40; John D. Harrow, 23; Samuel McNeal, 7.
Auditors : W. M. Cooper, 87; JO3. Russel,
17 ; Isaao N. Townsand 19 ; John W. Thomp
son, 6.
Clerk: Irwin Nioholson, 119.
WARWICK.
Judge : Jaoob L. Stehman, 236.
Inspectors: Peter Witmer, 237 ; Thomas
Kreider, 71.
Assessor: Gabriel Biemesderfer, 238.
Constable : Col. A. P. Grosh, 211 ; Samuel
Erb, 15.
Supervisors : Samuel Feather, 248 ; Samuel
Binkley, 182 ; Peter Swally, 127.
School Directors: Samuel Erb, 128 ; Benj.
Ritter, 169 ; Isaac F. Bomberger, 93; Jacob
Bach 65 ; Clement Geidner, 60; J. W. Derr,
46 ; James Miksch, 17.
Auditor: Henry Frank, 199 ; R. R. Tshndy,
109.
Clerk: Justus Diehm, 237.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Brecknock — H. B. Beckeb.
Carnarvon —James McCaa.
Conestoga —Hugh Mehafpy, Jacob Fehl.
Conoy— Jacob Foreman, C. S. Ebb
Drumore —H. M. Penny.
Donegal East —John Alleman.
Donegal West— Henby Wagner.
Elizabethtown Bor —Geobge Bybod.
Elizabeth —Lewis R. Hirshman.
Fulton — Henry McVky.
Hempfield West —Jons M. Gbecdeb, S. M
Friday.
Lampeter West—Levi Hubeb, J. B. Beab.
Leacock Upper —William Weidman.
Lampeter East —Andrew Roberts.
Lancaster— Harris Boardmax.
Marlic —Henry Andrews,’John McCldnb.
Pequca —Andrew Mehaffey.
Providence —John Stbohm, Sr.
Paradise —Martin D. Hess.
Slrasburg —Martin Geoff, Jacob Bachman.
CARDS.
ABRAM SHANK,
/*■ attorney at law
Opfice with DO. Eshiimaw. Esq., No. 36 Nohth Duke St.
L A NCA STEP, Pa
°' ar2 - ly* 1C
Edward M’govern,
ATT O R N B Y AT LAW,
No. 5 North Duke street—hear the Court House
LANCASTER, PA. ’
* pr6 tf 12
WT. iIIoPHAIL,,
• . ~ attorney at law,
mar 61 ly 11 STEiSntma, Lancaster Co., Pa.
NTt'^'w 5 ? I ' I^ HT!VER ’ attorney
A,’ ■. hls offlc6 m North Duke street, nearly
opposite the Court House. '
Lancaster, apr 1 tf 11
iu OVA h“ WII,LIAM b. fordnev,
- Attorney & t Law, has removed his office from North
Queen street to the bmldinp in the south-east corner of
Centre Square, formerly known as Hubley’s Hotel
Lancaster, april 10
TTT'II.I/lAM WHITESIDE, SURGEON
W DENTIST.—Office in North Queen etreet
over Long’s Drag Store. 3
Lancaster, may 27,1866.
A .‘J* ® rBF ' F » Attorney at Law.—
n*V Offie® with B. A. Shaffer, Esq., south-west corner of
Centre Square, Lancaster. may 15, '55 ly 17
JpJEMOV
-* AL—DR. J. T. BAKER. HOm
* < 5* >A T I v p HYSICIAN, has removed his office to
sid'e 6 Street ’ and East King streets, west
Reference— Professor W. A. Gardner, Philadelphia
Calls from the country will be promptly attended to
aprB t fl2
DR. JOHN M’CAt.I.A,DENTIST —Office
No. 4 East King street, L monster, Pa. apr 18 tf 13
SAMUEL H. REYNOLDS, Attorney at
O Law. Offlee, No. 14 North Dube street, opposite the
Court House. nmy6tfl6
JESSELANDIS, Attorney at Law.—Of
fice one door east of Lechler’s Hotel, East King street
Lancaster, Pa. 6 ’
All kinds of Scrivening— such as ■writing Wills,
Deeds, Mortgages, Accounts, Ac., will be attended to with
correctness and despatch. may 15, ’55 tf-17
SIMON P. EBY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE:—No. 38 North Duke ttruL
may 11 ly 17] Lancaster, Pinna.
Frederick s. pyper,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OmcE.—No. 11 North Duke striet, wist side, Lan
caster, Pa. apr 20 tf 14
Removal— william s. amweg,
Attorney at Law, has removed his offlee from his
former place into Sonth Dnke street, nearly opposite the
Trinity Lutheran Church. apr 8 tf 12
JOHN P. BRUTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
„ ~ , „ PHILADELPHIA, Pi.,
Haß removed hia office to his residence, No. 249 South 6th
Street, above Spmce.
Refers by permission ts> Hon- H. G. Long
“ A. L. Hates,
M Fseb&e Bruttoit,
“ Thaddeub Stevbnb.
nov 24 ly* 45
PETER D. BITERS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
PHILADELPHIA,
will Attend to the Renting of Houses, Collecting House
and Ground Rents, Ac. Agencies entrusted to his care
wilt be thankfully received, and carefully attended to
Satisfactory reference given. Office N. E. corner of
BEVENTH and SANSOM streets, Second Floor, No. 10
feb 17 ly 5
J ABIES BLACK., Attorney at Law«»Of*
ficein East King street, two doors east ofLechler’s
Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
All business connected with his profession, and
all kinds of writing, such as preparing Heeds, Mortgages
Wills, Stating Accounts, Ac., promptly attended to. 6 '
may 15. tfjy
Lancasteb Locomotive WoBKa, November 18 1357
NOTICE— Tlie Directors of the Lancas
ter Locomotive Works, having made an Assignment,
to the undersigned, of all its effects for the benefit of Its
creditors, they, therefore, request all persons indebted to
make immediate payment, and those baving elaims, to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement to either
of the undersigned. M. 0. KLINE,
JAMES BLACK,
Assignees.
nov 24 tf 4.*>
Roofing slate’,''
The undersigned have on band and are regularly re
ceiving fresh supplies of ROOFING SLATE, which they
offer on the moat favorable terms to containers. B!ate pat
on by the square or sold by the ton. Having none bat the
best of workmen, all Jobs done by ns are warranted. At
we have arrangement* with the best and most approved
of the Peach Bottom, York county, 81ate Quarries, we are
enabled to offera quality of Slate that cannot be excelled.
Persons who contemplate building or covering their old
Roofs, will do well to give us a call. None of even the
inferior qualities in the market sold lower.
Also a general assortment of Hardware, Paints, Oils.
Cedar Ware, Saddlery, Cutlery. 4c.. Ac.
GEORGE M. STEINMAN 4 CO.,
feb 15 6m 6] West King st., Lancaster, Pa.
Stereoscope si»»theie wonderful
and universally admiipd pictures, which appear as
onnd and solid as sculptured marble, are daily at
JOHNSTON’S SKY-LIGHT GALLERY,
corner of North Queen and Orange xta.
Daguerreotypes of every siu and rtylaTtaken la
Lntmfar, jtme U t*29
/GROCERIES I GROCERIES 1 ! T E T EVERY nn n v nW a n
XX The •irabscnber, haring taken the well-known eetab- dr S . ABHME AD* A *
lishment in -East King street, directly opposite HOMQSOPJLTHIC RRM R T> 71L o
Sprecher’s Hotel, has just received from the city s large, !«««.,» S D I ■* S
Well JUtIM-tcri enrl «nml ~.l W llL _ lt _ , J P&KPARKD IXPRISStT FOR DO MRS TIC US*.
PRESS GROCERIES Erery day*B observation proves Ineontestibly' Uie rapid
such as COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, EUT.T pTna rat. of Homoeopathy in public favor. The Meetings
SINS, Ac, Ac, all of which he will sell at as low Dricee as tbat 11478 flowa 'discoveries of Hahne
they can be obtained in Lancaster. P M i “* ° ow ®°° ficB ? * *r-
He will also keen oonstanGp an hanH ’ withia tbe boundaries of all civilised nationi weflodmul-
POTATOES, DRIED > S'™ *****
rfff Trtwnnn , a it be otherwise? The record of her splendid achievements
and indAMi aimrv.t it ~ . in every of disease, stands without a parallel
“hichwuf&Sw *“™» *“ 01 l in “y oih * r V*WI of mSdQgever devised. ThaTthi
He respectfully solicits a advantages of this plan of treatment may become (still
apr!3tfl3 * soUntsaahare of “ 8 P"*^ 4^ more popularised, we have prepared a Catalogue of
**» .A. Z. RINGWALT. pathlc remedies, embracing thirty distinct setts, adapted to
I the following named complaints, viz:
! A. Dyspepsia, ,B. Sore Throat or Quinsy,
0. Costiveness, D.* Pilee or Hemoorhoias,
E* Diarrhoea, IF. Dysentery,
G. Cholera Morbus, !n. Liver Complaint,
I. Worm Affections, jj. Colds, Coughs A Hoarse-
E. Whooping Cough, L. Croup, ness,
M. Bronchitis, N. Astbma,
0. Spasmodic Affections, P. Headache aud Neuralgia,
Q. Erysipelas, R.* Urinary Complaints,
S.* Gout, T. Rheumatism,
U. Fainting or Swooning, V. Scrofula,
W. Chlorosis, X Whites, or Lencorrhcea,
Y. Suppressed Menstiua-Z. Profuse and Painful Men
tion, struation,
EE. ‘‘ Morning Sickness,” FF. Complaints of Infancy,
GG. General Debility, HU. PalosandStltchesiothe
Bide or Chest.
HOKSB AND CATTLE POWDER,
TATTERBAL’S HORSE POWDER,
HEAVE POWDER,
ROSIN,
FENNUGREER
SULPHUR,
GEUBIAN,
i -CREAM TARTAR,
COPPERAS. Ac.,
For sale at THOMAS ELLMAKER’S
: Drag A Chemical Store, West King street, Lanc’r.
I feb 9 if 4
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Drug and chemical store.
The subscriber having removed hia store to the new
building nearly opposite his old stand, and directly opposle
the Cross Keys Hotel, has now on hand a well selected
stock of articles belonging to the Drug business, consisting
in part of Oils, Acids, Spices, Seed®, Alcohol, Powdered
Articles, Saraaparillas, 4c., 4c., to which the attention of
country merchants, physicians and consumers in general
is invited. THOMAS ELLMAKER.
feb 9 tf 4 West King street, Lanc’r.
Howard association,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by special Endow
ment, for the relief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life caused by Sexual diseases, ano
the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate victims of
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their nameß, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of this
class of diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a descrip
tion of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, 4c.)
and in case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Associ
ation commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved moderu treatment.
The Directors of the Association, io their Annual Report
upon the treatment ot Bexual Diseases* express the highest
satisfaction with the success which has attended the labors
of their Surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness,Gonorrhoea,tHeet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism
or Self Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys nnd H'adder, 4c.,
and order a continuance of the sa.nc plan f»r the ensuing
year. b
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured that
their labors in this sphere of benevolent efforts have been
of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and
they have resolved to devote themselves, with reuewed
zeal, to this very important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spormatorrhcoa, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation, or Self-
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual organs, by the Con
sulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (in a sealed envelope!
FREE OF CHARGE, on receiptofTWO STAMPS for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treat
ment of Sexual diseases, diet. 4c.. are constantly being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will be sent to
the afflicted. Some of the new remedies and methods of
treatment discovered daring the last year, are of groat
value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR. .7 SKILLIN’
HOUGHTON. Acting Burgeon, Howard Assoriition. No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of tho Director*.
EZRA D. HEARTWKLL, President.
Eo. Fairchild, Sccratary. j an 18 ly 1
PATENT AMBROTYPES—The sub
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caster city, are enabled to offer to the public a new style of
Pictures, far exceeding, in beauty and durability,.any ever
before made. These pictures are not reversed, as daguerreo
types areand may be seen in’anylight. They also possess the
rare property of being imperishable; being’hermetically
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Patent, in the United States, Great Britain and France,
and practised in Lancaster city by T. d? IP. CUMMIXGS
only, over Sprecher 4 Bro.’s New Store, North Queen st.,
Lancaster.
EXPLANATION.
The term AMBROTYPE, by which these Pictures are
designated; is derived from the Greek word Am broths, sig
nifying indestructibility, permariency, Ac. The Picture'is
taken upon plate glass, to which another plate of corres-
Eonding size is secured with an indestructible cement, by
y which the picture will retain its original brilliancy
for ages; it will not corrode by acids, nor be injured by
water or climate. It is bold in its effect, beautiful in tone
surpasses any thing in the gradations of light and shade!
and may be seen in any light. The public are cautioned
against imitations made on single plates of glass , with the
black varnish in immediate contact with the Picture.—
Buch are not permanent, as the varnish must crack and
destroy the Picture.
AMBROTYPE STERESCOPES MUST BE SEEN,
to be appreciated—the relief being fully as perfect as life.
Citizens and Strangers are Invited to call at the Ambro
type Gallery of the undersigned, and examine specimens
before they procure Pictures elsewhere, a* they are
insured of polite attention,
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rate of 50 cents a year.
THE HORTICULTURIST AND JOURNAL OF RURAL
ART, established by A. G. Downing in 1846, and edited by
J. Jat Smite, of Germantown, Pa., la a Journal which needs
no commendation. It i 9 just the journal for the Fruit
Grower, Gardener and Rural Architect.
TEEMS
One copy, one year,
Two copies, “ “
Ten “ “ “
THE GARDENER'S MONTHLY,” edited by Thomas
Meehak, a new journal just started in Philadelphia. Price,
$l,OO a year. This will be especially useful to the Gardener
of onr State and Climate,
THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGISTER OP RU
RAL AFFAIRS, containing 144 pages, embellished with
about 160 engravings, constitutes a complete miniature
Encylopedia for the Farm, Orchard and Garden Price
25 cents. ’
We will take subscriptions for any of the above journals
on the above terms, and will supply any of the Agricultu
ral books published in the country at the lowest rates,
JOHN BHEAFFER,
jan 19 tf 1 Successor to Murray, Young, k Co. -
MELODEONS 1 MELODEONS ! !
HUGHES k MORRISS, MANUFACTURERS
No. 728 Market street, below Bth, Philadelphia
AJbo, sole Agents in Philadelphia for
CARHARTS CELEBRATED MELODE
ONS. The Instrnmenta are the Patentee's
own make, and combine all valuable im- u ** V U U
provements, among which is the Graduating Treble Swell.
All varieties constantly on hand.
Polite attention given at all times to visitors,
whether they may wish to purchase or only examine our
rtock- HUGHES k MORRIBS.
>e P M ly 35
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL APPARATUS, (Holbrooks.)
SCHOOL MAPS, (Outline.)
SCHOOL CHARTS, (Sanders’ Elocutionary )
SCHOOL GLOBES, (Franklin.)
At greatly reduced prices at the People’s Book Store of
BPRENGER k WEBTHAEFFER,
pov 16 tf 44] No. 33 North Queeo street.
PENNSYLVANIA. PATENT AGK2VC Y.
: J - IAANKUN BEIQ art, or Lancaater dty, obtains
nettera Patent from the 0.8. Patent Office, oh the moat
reaaonable terms. Drawings of all kinds of Machinery,
Architecture, or Snrveya, correctly execoted fey him. T.ivk!
wise Deeds, Bonda and other lnstrnmenta of writine
“ Pd . Mechanical Hall, (Spreader's
Bnlldiiigg,) North Queen *tr*«L Lancaster. *
■1 11,86 tfU
T>APBR GUTH-
I wddlnj U North Qnsea ft,three doors south of
n*4mek«fc. [deio 8 471 j
Prices—single sets 25 cents.
Extra sizes, D*, R*, S* 50 cents.
In submitting our remedies for the foregoing ailments,
1 we do so with the fullest confidence in their efficacy, ana
doubt not their value will be abundantly appreciated opon
a trial of their virtues.
Persons afflicted with any of the above complaints, and
are desirous of using our Homoeopathic remedies, will ob*
servo that each disease has its Alphabetical Index—thus,
Whooping Cough, K—Rheumatism, T—Headache and Neu
ralgia. P- In asking for the medicines. It is necessary to
designate the complaint, or its index mark.
THE SOLE AGENCY for Lancaster city and county har
ing been granted to the undersigned for the Specific Rem
dies prepared by Drs. Aehmead & Steck, he is prepared to
sell at wholesale or retail.
A LAUG E DISCOUNT made to country dealers, who will
find it to their advantage to keep these remedies always
on band.
For sale In Lancaster city at, W. F. DUNCAN’S,
feb 15 tf 5 Centre Square Book Store.
.$ 1 00
. 5 00
. 10 00
. 15 00
. 20 00
. 50 00
PIANOSI PIANOS! PIANOS!
GOLD MEDALS IN THREE SUCCESSIVE TEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides premiums at Fairs in
Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF XXOELLSNOE PBOM
THALBERG,
STRAKOSCH,
and Q. SATTfiE.
As also from some of the most eminent Professors and
Amateurs in the country. WM. KNABE A CO., No. 1,9,
5 ami 7, North Eutaw street, and No. 207 Baltimore street,
between Churies and Light streets, would respectfully in*
vite the attention of the public to their well assorted
stock of
. GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES,
which, for beauty of finish, power, and sweetness of tons
and elasticity of touch, have been, by judges, pronounced
unriT&Ued. Every Piano guarantied for five years, and
a privilege of exchange granted at any time within six
months, if no* entirely satisfactory.
Terms Liberal. A call is respectfully solicited before
purchasing elsewhere. A liberal discount midfl to the
Clergy and to Schools. A large assortment of Melodeons
constantly on hand.
Pianos taken in exchange, hired, tuned and repaired.
jau 18 tf 11 Wtf. KNABE & CO.
American guano prom jarvis
ISLAND.—Wo take pleasure id ißfonflipg farmers,
Dealers and the public generally, that, hafrog been ap •
pointed by the
AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY, SOLE A GENTS
for the sale of this valuable Fertilizer, in Philadelphia, we
are prepared to furnish it in any quantity, from the single
bag or barrel to a ship's cargo, at the scalo of prices adopt*
od by the Company, viz:
FROM 830 TO 840 PER 2240 POUNDS,
according to the amount purchased.
Experiments made witb Jarvis Island and Peruvian
Gnanoa upon all kinds of 60il, have, in every Instance, re*
suited iu favor of the former, and we are now enabled to
congratulate the Agricultural community upon ,haviog
within its reach, a GENUINE GUANO, at a reasonable
price.
The ship REYNARD will shortly arrive at this port,
direct from the Islands. We are prepared to take orders
for delivery from her cargo, or from those ot the “ White
Swallow ” and “ Flying Eagle.”
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No. 42 South Wharves, and 41 Bouth Water st., Phila,
Sole Agents for the StatcH of Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware. [feb 15 3m 5
1859. 1859.
Popular trade: in ribbons and
MILLINERY GOODS.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBONS!!!
To Merchants, Milliners, Jobbers, Dealers in Ribbons, Mil
inery Goods, and
Cash Buyers in all sections of the country.
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
116 Chambers street, New York,
J NO. FARRELL.
Established ISSB. *
Wo have originated a new principle—a new era in the
Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this business plain, sim
ple, anti staple as that of Brown Sheetings.
WE SELL FOR CASH! WE BUY FOR CASH!
We are satisfied with 5 per cent, profit. Ask no Second
Price. Have all our goods marked In Plain Figures, so that
man, woman, and child, “buy alike,” and receive the aame
value for their money.
Our prices for best Taffeta Ribbons, all colors, are
No. 1 12 cts. per piece. No. 4 3514 cts. per piece.
“ “ “ “ 0 5714 « “
“ 2 2014 « •* “ 9 87 14 “ “
" 3 251? “ “ “12 $1.07J4 “ “
No. 16 per piece.
Wo offer Fancy Ribbons, “all styles,” “all colors,” “all
qualities,” at prices defying competition, and FOR CASH
ONLY.
Onr Establishment is the centre of attraction for RIB*
BONS. “Quick Sales,” “Light Profits,” and “Good Value,”
for cash.
HOOCHES I BOUCHESI!
New Styles and Patterns, at a saving of 30 PER CENT,
from Credit Prices. Examine oUr samples, and bo con
vinced.
BLOND LACES, QUILLINGS, AC., AO.
Our line of these Goods always full. We import and “job"
them at once for 5 per cent, advance. Marked prices on alt
Goods “in Plain Figures.” A saving of 40 PER CENT, on
these goods from Credit Prices.
Oar intention is to make the Ribbon Trade as staple in
regard to prices as domestic goods. To do this we must sell
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS PER
ANNUMI
We are Union men. “No North,” “no Sooth.” We solicit
the patronage of Merchants in every section of the United
States, and are the servants of all who favor us with their
trade and patronage.
JNO. FARRKLL’SJJASH RIBBON HOUSE,
116 Chambers street, New York,
B. h. WJJ.LEB. Near the Hudson Elver E. E. Depot,
janll 4m 62
Allen <&> needles*
SUPER PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
Unequaled by any otber in the market, always the lime
in quality, and invariably to be relied on as a Manure of
standard excellence.
PRICE $46 per 2000 lbs. cents per lb.)
Pamphlets for gratuitous distribution by mail or other
wise upon application.
PACIFIC OCEAN QUA N O .
The supply of this Gnano being inadequate this season,
we would recommend onr friends who intend using it, to
avail themselves of the opportunity of purchasing early
Wo are prepared to recoive and fill orders for this superior
article.
ALLEN <6 NEEDLES 1 NEW FERTILIZER.
The time having arrived when Manures, concentrated
or otherwise, should be furnished to the AgricuKorallstat
lower prices than heretofore; we now have the pleasure of
stating, that after much labor and close application to this
subject, we have succeeded in perfecting A MANURE pos
sessing all the requisites of a Complete Fertilize® In every
sense of the word. It is especially adapted to CORN, OATS.
POTATOES, WHEAT AND GRASS. It is packed In new
and strong Grain Bags, which can be used as such, or de
voted to other purposes on the Farm.
PKICE $3O per 2000 lbs. (\% cent* per lb.)
A liberal deduction made to Dealers on the above articles.
Oar house haring enjoyed the confidence of the
agricultural community for so many years past, we can
only add, we feel that our recommendation of a Manure
Ir of some value, inasmuch as It Is our custom to sell none
but reliable articles. We hare also for sale
NO. 1 GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO.
AMERICAN GUANO from Jarvis Island.
GROUND BONES, and PURE BONE DUBT.
POUDRKTTE, PLASTER, and oneb other Fertilizer® as
’e feel safe in recommending,
45* The leading Agricultural Journals and newspapers
re regularly filed at our office for the use of Farmers
v tn B t _ ALLEN k NEEDLES!
No. 42 Sooth Wharves, and 41 South Water stmt,
First store above Chesnut street, Philadelphia,
feb 8 8m 4
THE NEW AMERICAN cyclopedial
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
In response to the numerous calls for the IVth Volume
of the NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA, we beg to state
that it has been delayed by an accidental Joss of an impor
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It is now PRINTED, and will be Issued as soon as the edi
tion of 10,000 copies, required by the pregent subscription
can be bound fa the Tarions styles required by the sub
scribers.
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in Harvard University.
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rocco, $4; half Russia, $4 60; each payable on delivery.
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