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THE HAUNTED BACHELOR
BY RICHARD DRHUGH.
I sit in a haunted chamber,
('Tis one of a set of three,)
In an old and gloomy Temple,
Facing a huge plane-tree.
A seedy old tree, and dismal,
Hung over with worsted balls,
That bob at my darkened window
Like tufts upon funeral palls.
'Tis a black look-out on all sides,
Wherever the gaze is met;
The fountain down in the court-yard
Spirts with a ghost-like jet.
There are chimney-sweeping sparrows,
With tails not worth their salt,
The very black wine I am drinking
Was fetched from a neighboring vault!
At my cheerless chimney corner,
All grimy with years and smoke,
I try—with an ardent spirit—
To kindle a flame from Coke;
Or, by polishing up my Blackstone,
To catch an enlivening spark,
Thrown out by its deep reflections:
But it leaves me still in the dark !
In this gruesome habitation
I am haunted night and day
By a tempting female vision ;
It may be a witch or fay.
I'm a terrible - dunce at Eli-lore,
And dire not assign her class,
But I'm sure she isn't a mermaid,
For she never looks in the glass.
And her dark hair never wants combing,
'Tis glossy as ebon sheen,
Encased in a snug silk bonnet,
Not coral nor seawood green.
She can't be a moaning Banshee
Her voice is too soft to howl !
As she's eating my living heart out,
She can't be a death-fed Ghoul.
I've beard about Gnomes and &ebbelds
Who tempt me under the earth,
With promise of gold and jewels,
Of treasure and treasure's worth.
Bribes, my familiar syren
Ne'er breathes a word about:
She owns she has not a farthing,
But can live upon love, without.
There's a drudging kind of Goblin
I have read of in Milton's page,
Who will spread•you a splendid breakfast
For a very modest wage.
Ono morn when the milk was curdled,
And the coffee a witch's broth—
She came to my ear and whispered,
' , You should let me lay your cloth!"
Then 1 thought that she might be kindred
To that dairyman rough and grim;
But 1 saw that the fair sprite shuddered
To find herself classed with Aim.
would drudge and toil to serve you," •
(And her eyes with pearl-drops stream ;)
"But not for a poor night's lodging,
Or a paltry bowl of cream :"
One morn 1 awoke and saw her
Sitting beside my bed,
Mending my old worn slippers
With worsted of green and red.
"Oho !" I cried, "1 have caught you,
You Irish Leprehaun !
Mending the holes in a poor man's shoes"
1 clutched, and the shape was gone.
Another awakening vision,
We bad watched in the night too deep;
1 ..1 had fallen a-bed all weary,
My clothes in a shapeless heap ;
-Books upon chair and sofa;
Bottles and pipes on floor;
Never a key in padlock;
Never a bolt on door.
Feverish, tossing, groaning,
I lay, till a magic balm
Bathed like a dew my forehead :
Up I arose all calm.
There was my ruffled chamber,
Orderly, prim as new,
As the fair sprite vanished and said with a smile,
"Naught to what I can do!"
Syren, Brownie, or Pixie,
Helpie, Naiad, or Elf,
She will win me away from this gloomy life,
Away from this reckless self.
I will follow where'er she beckons—
Through fire, o'er land or sea;
For never was fairy tempter
Like the spirit that beckons me !
A JAPAN BELLE.
A recent East Indian traveler thus
sketches her :
I saw a young girl standing, fan in
hand, at an open door, reading. She was
simply clad in a loose crape half-petticoat,
half dressing-gown sort of dress, reaching
as far down as the ankles, and bound by a
sash of yellow silk around the waist. Her
feet, which were small and beautifully
formed, rested on the, common high straw
sandals of the country. Over this dress,
which left the bosom partly uncovered,
she wore a light cream-colored open jacket,
of a Muslin texture, with wide sleeves
extending a little below the elbow ; her
soft black hair was beautifully drawn back
from off the forehead, and bound in a
peculiar cluster at the back of the head,
where it was held by two gold pins, one of
great length, and with a scorpion-like de
vice attached to it, and which moved to
and fro with every motion of its wearer.
Her complexion was bright and pale, much
more so than the Chinese ; her features
animated and expressive, and her teeth
white, and as finely formed as her entire
figure. By the latter. I saw that she was
unmarried—the invariable Japanese cus
tom being, that on the marriage of every
female the teeth are dyed black, and, in
some cases, the eyebrows shaven off.
I halted nearly in front of where she
stood ; she did not look " piqued," and
turn away as the fair damsels of my own
country would have likely done; but she
favored me with a steady gaze, and smiled,
though I could scarce detect the movement
of a feature, while her eyes, like souls of
eloquence, glowed in fascinating beauty.
She was reading a book; I saluted her
with a low bow ; she returned the compli
ment by a somewhat similar movement.
Observing my curiosity to see the "book
which she held, she handed it to me. It
was thick, and of nearly the quarto size;
and letter press was mixed with numerous
wood-cuts—a common circumstance in
Japan, as I subsequently ascertained,
where nearly every book published abounds
with numerous illustrations. In weight
the book was exceedingly light, and the
cover-was of a very thick, colored paper,
highly ornamented, the external picture
being that of a crucifixion ; the paper was
printed on one side only, and left uncut,
so that the printed sides were alone pre
sented to the eye. The work, one of an
ordinary kind, was of excellent typography.
Of its ordinary merits the young_ lady
might have formed an opinion ; but being
anything but a Japanese, I could do no
such pleasant thing."
fig — A boy being praised for his quick
ness of reply, a gentleman " observed—
cc When children are so very keen, they
generally become stupid as they advance
in years." The . lad immediately replied
L— cs What a very keen boy , yoti must have
tt cc Why Tom, thy dear fellow, how
04,y0n look." ;
dare say, for the fact is, I never was
smoldobefore,M my life." •
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
' ADAMSTOWN.
Judge: Jacob Fichthorn, 62.
Inspectors : • Franklin E. Woods, 7 ; Isaac
Houser, 23; Samuel Wiesser, 22 ; Jac. Schlos
ser, 13.
Assessor: Samuel Stork, 64.
Burgess: Sebastian Miller, 60.
Town Council : William Mohn, 65; Levi
Hemming, 60; John Flickinger, 62;' Daniel
Hertz, 60.
Constable: Franklin B. Regar, 23; Jesse
Behm, 40.
Supervisor: Solomon Good, 65.
School Directors : Henry Fichthorn, 43 ;
Henry Stauffer, 18.
Auditor: Henry Mohn, 31 ; Henry G. Horn
berger, 31.
Justice of the Peace: Esaias Billiogfelt, 63
Judge : John J. Keylor, 113 ; William Ste
venson, 105.
Inspectors : Thomas Ferguson, 116 ; Geo
Knox, 103.
Assessor : Henry Baughman, 120 ; Daniel
Geist, 99.
Assistant Assessors : Wm. F. Berns, 113 ;
Wm. Phenegar, 114 ; Morris Cooper, 108 ;
Amos Bickel, 106.
Constable : Caleb Wiggins, 74 ; Sylvester
H. Williams, 139.
Justice ofj the Peace: John M. Heyberger,
86; Christopher Graham, 72; William S.
Ferree, 148 Mercer Whitson. 82.
Supervisors : Peter Pickel, 114 ; Philip
Ritz, 113 ; William Kinnard, 101 ; Leonard
Pickel, 110.
School Directors : Edwin Garrett, 119 ; Wm
K. Mitchell, 205 ; Wm. L. Rakestraw, 120 ; A
B. Miller, 104.
Auditor : Samuel S. Baughman, 113 ; John
Heidlebaugh, 105.
Clerk : Edwin Garrett, 115 ; Wm. K. Clarke,
103.
BRECKNOCK
Judge: Henry Von Nieda, 153; Alexander
Messner, 89
Inspectors : David W. Bender, 69; Benjamin
Good, Sr , 34; Moses Messner 49; Michael Wit
wer, 62.
Assessor: Levi Lansel, 165; Benjamin Sei
frit, 85.
Constable: Jonathan Smith, 141; George
Snyder, 4S.
Supervisors : Daniel Brendee, 90 ; Henry
Rupp, 32; Wm. Trostel, 109; J. H. Seitzinger,
102; John McColm, 91; Peter Coldren, 22
School Directors: Jacob Shup, 161: John
W Lorah, 140; Samuel Trap, 68; Sam. Good,
103.
Auditor: Dan'! Bowman, 32; Baltzer Schna
der, 111.
Clerk : - Samnel Lessley, 225.
CLAY.
Judge : Henry Erb, 74; Henry S. Eberly,
111.
Inspectors : John Getz, 53 ; Samuel Miller,
69 ; Samuel Enck, 37.
Assessor : John Enck, 96 ; Amos Garman,
77.
Constable : Jacob Buchter, 107 ; Isaac Steif,
26 ; Peter Elser, 33.
Supervisors : Emanuel Weidman, 99 ; Mel
chior Ditzler, 91 : Peter Colp, 53 ; Samuel
Lecher, 44 ; Daniel Furlow,
School Directors : John Lowry, 91 ; Jacob
Hacker, 95 ; Elias Euck, 16 ; David Pfautz, 55;
Reuben Mohler. 73.
Auditor : Samuel Bollinger, 43
Clerk: John Erb, 65.
CONOY.
Judge: Peter Sydse, 194 ; Henry Nophsker
76.
Inspectors: John Myers, 191 ; W. Depue, 77.
Assessor: B. F. Ebersole, 194 ; J. A. Miller,
78.
Constable : John Weaver, 197 ; Frederick
Smith, 17.
Supervisors : Jacob Brenner, 145 ; Daniel
O'Neill, 146 ; William Hoff, 124 ; J. K. Eber
sole, 125.
School Directors : Jos. Engle, 186 ; David
Miller, 191; John Haldeman,
.82 ; Henry Horst,
80.
Auditor: Jacob Haldeman, (3 years,) 267 ;
John Groff, 1 year, 189 ; Thomas Bryans 78.
Clerk: Zachariah Gaireth 192 ; Henry Nagle,
CONESTOGA
Judge: Benjamin Urban, 224; Ulrich Strick
ler, 51.
Inspectors: Jacob Hiller, 121; Chrn. Henry,
52; A. R. Hess, 22; Emanuel Brenner, 84.
Assessor : Sebastian Rohrer, 223 ; Martin
Musser, 53.
Constable_: John Clark, 209; Reuben Bene
dict, 62.
Supervisors : Christian Shoff, 226 ; Samuel
H. Hess, 151; Philip Harman, 61; Adam Lefe •
ver, 102.
School Directors : Christian Kendig, 185 ;
Christian R. Miller, 145; Henry D. Stehman,
50; Amos Mille.,; William Courtney, 40;
Thomas McKibbon, 40; Adam Betsfield,.33.
Auditor : John Graver, 228; David Trisler,
52.
Clerk :J. Sweigart, 218; John Fralfch, 62.
COLIDIBIA
Judge : (North Ward) John Finger, 60 ;
Thomas Welsh, 55. (South Ward) Benjamin
Haldeman, 118 ; Benjamin Herr, 88.
Inspectors : (North Ward) Henry Wilson,
59 ; Samuel P. Eberline, 57. (South Ward)
Charles Posey, 122 ; Peter A. Kimbnrg, 83
Assessor : (North Ward) James Barber, 60 ;
Michael Clepper,sB. (South Ward) James Bar
ber, 128 ; Michael Clepper, 82.
Constab;e : (North Ward) Samuel Hollings
worth, 45 ; John Read, 68. (South Ward)
Samuel Hollingsworth, 93 ; Jl2O. M. Read, 95.
COCALICO EAST
Judge : Joseph Irvin, 131; Jacob Snyder, 57;
George Ludwig, 57.
Inspectors: Geo. Reddig, I 15; Henry Shimp,
85 ; John S. Royer, 38.
Assessor: J. G. Garman, 135; David Bruba
ker, 110 ; Samuel S. Lied, 39.
Constable : Nelson Wolfskill, 171 ; Jacob
Mishler, 81.
Supervisors : George Lorah, 128; Jacob Lutz,
114 ; George Shimp, 79 ; Henry Hartman, 61 ;
George Winehold, 60 ; William Grill, 55.
School Directors : William Lied, 164 ; Sam.
Gring, 164 ; John Lesher, 122 ; M. H. Fry, 91.
Auditor: William Brenieen, 65.
Clerk : Henry Coldren, 52 ; Peter Gibson, 36.
COCALICO WEST
Judge : John R. Shirk, 131; Benjamin
Kegereis, 113 ; Nathan Ruth 74.
Inspectors : William Young, 89 ; Henry
Matthew, 96 ; Benjamin K. Binckly, 44 ; Ben
edict Weinhold, 55.
Assessor : John Stober, 153 ; Daniel S.
Lutz, 118 ; William Kezereis, 52.
Constable : William Hartzog, 83 ; Samuel
Bedgar, 190.
Supervisors ; Michael Eberly, 195 ; Benj.
Eabling, 74; Jacob Netzley, 155 ; Daniel Pan
nabaker, 85 ; Jacob Barkman, 21 ; Daniel
Bard, 26.
School Directors: Jacob Royer, ; Daniel
Hagy, 128 ; Christian Weist, 33 ; Charles
Steinmetz, 46.
Auditor : Daniel Brunner, 90.
Clerk: Jeremiah Mumma, 63; Franklin
Eckert, 38 ; John Gensamer, 24.
COLERAIN
Judge : Fredis P. Ryland, 120 ; Wm. C
Worth, 90.
Inspectors : John A. Galbreath, 41; Joel
Sutton, 82; D. H. Cochran, 87. •
Assessor : David Walker, 98 ; Henry Paxon ,
113.
Constable : David Walker, 180.
Supervisors: Win. R. Ferguson, 184; John
Gable, 17; John J. Andrews, 154; Joseph
Brady, 31.
School Directors : William Hogg, 51; David
Miller; 50 ; A. B. Whiteside, 174; F. Sutton,
101 ; Dr. J. P. Andrews, 161.
Auditor : Francis Scott, 113 ; Moses Brinton
65 ; Thomas Baker, 32.
'Clerk John H. Swisher, 153.
DRIIMORE
Judge : Isaao Rogers, 82; William Williams,
143.
Inspectors : Lea P. Brown, 159 ; R. C. Ed
wards, 63.
Assessor : Jas. D. 'Welsh, 81 ; Edwin F.
Hensel, 76 ; Bliss Hambleton, 30 ; Daniel Le
fever, 38.
Justice of the Peace: Samuel Boyd, 140;
C. M. Johnson, 64.
Constable: Lewis Hilton, 130; W. H. H.
Potts, 70,
" THAT COUNTRY IS THE MOST PROSPEROUS. WIDLECI LA3OB OOMMABDB Tilt GREATEST RIWARD."-BUCHANAN
LANCASTER CITY, PA., TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1860
Supervisors : James McGuigan, 215 ;
Vin
cent Reynolds, 200 ; Robt W. Moore, IS.
School Directors: E. F. Scott, 128; Alban
Cutler,l27; A. S. Clark, 119 ; S. B. Russell,
106; hos. R. Neel, 82; Valentine Gardner,
92.
Auditor : Jason Bolton, 215.
Clerk : P. W. Housekeeper, 80 ; W. H. H
Potts, 37.
DONEGAL EAST
Judge (Maytown) George Murray, 107;
Joseph Hagerty, 98. (Mount Joy) Samuel s '
Yetter, 77 ; John Leib, 39 ; M. G. Marpel, 51.
Inspectors: (Maytown) John Morton, 79;
David Hess,lol; George Sherbahn, 24. (Mount
Joy) Juo. Sleglemild, 74; Henry Wertz,4B ; C.
N. Johnson, 32 ; Valentine Greiner, 15.
Assessor : Jacob Bowers, 158 ; John Rum
bangh, 141.
Justice of the Peace: Simon F. Albright,
166 ; John Alleman, 126.
Supervisors : David Henderson,ls7; Michael
Zook, 162 ; Henry E. Hershey, 145; Daniel
Royer, 129.
School Directors : John Masser, 166 ; John
M. Hiestand, 161 ; Jacob D. Longanecker, 161;
George Wilson, 144; JaMes B. Clarkl 3 4 ;
Adam Fletcher, 103. -
Constable : Jno. Brown, 180 ; Jos. Stape,lo9
Auditor: Daniel Heisey, 126; Nicholas M
Peck, 158.
Clerk : Henry M. Shreiner, 164; Thomas J
Haines, 139.
DONEGAL WEST
Judge : John B. Hamaker, 56 ; Martin Lin
demnth, 70.
Inspectors: John Ober, 64; Aaron Baylor,
63,
Assessor: Michael Ober, 127.
Constable: Henry Flowers, 57 ; Matthias
Shank, 47.
Supervisors : Samnel Rutt,4o ; Daniel Eb
ersole, 62 ; John S. Swigart, 65 ; Jos. Rua, 85;
School Directors : Peter B. Nissley, 65 ;
Joseph Good, 55; Leander Lindemnth, 63;
Frederick Peck, 61.
Auditor: Abraham Hisey, (3 years) 62;
John Hamaker, (2 years) 56 ; Abraham For
m-y., (3 years) 65 ; Peter Rntt, (2 years) 70 ;
Clerk : Abraham Hassler, 60 ; Jacob Don
ecker, 67.
Judge: Henry Shirk, 268 ; Solomon Diffen
derfer, 208.
Inspectors: Samuel Heoffer, 271; Levi Hull,
204.
Assessor: Robert Townsley, 256; Levi Sen
senig, 96 ; Abraham Slough, 127.
Justice of the Peace: Elias G. Groff, 264;
Wm. Ellmaker, 212.
Constable : Simon N. Nagle, 468; Jacob
Davidson, 217; George Henry, 102.
Supervisors: Moyer Hoover, 286; Christian
Hurst, 255; Abraham Reiter, 208; David Bas
ore, 139.
School Directors : Benjamin Spreoher, 97 ;
Isaao Martin 127; Benjamin Davis, 192; Jacob
R. Johns, 349 ; John Boyer, 179.
Auditor: George Mentzer, 491.
Clerk : Amcis Diller, 491.
EARL EAST.
Judge : Samuel E. E.anck, 272 ; John Goshen,
109.
Inspectors : Davis A. Brown, 293 ; Davis
Stauffer, 109.
Assessor : William S. Shirk, 216 ; James
Newpher, 165.
Justice of the Peace : Wm. B. Jacobs, 162 ;
Absalom B. Bigler, 208. -
Supervisors : Isaac Bruckhart, 227 ; Chas.
Sweigert, 115 ; John Sander, 237 ; Jesse Har
ding, 159.
School Directors: Peter Eby, 360; John B
Weiler, 358.
Auditor : John S. Weaver, 280 ; Daniel B
Goheen, 100.
Clerk : Davis Wallace, 277 ; Levi Rex, 102
EARL WEST
Judge : Jacob Myers, 203.
Inspectors : Franklin R. Rude, 69 ; Charles
McCloud, 40 ; Emanuel Duck, 44 ; Joseph
Scharly, 36.
Assessor: Levi G. Kemper, 114; Isaac R.
Brown, 44; Isaac W. Johns, 38.
Constable: John Johnson, 141; Lewis Sprech
er, 52,
Supervisors : Reuben R. Bitzer, 163; Jacob
Bear, 164; Hiram Kolp, 27.
School Directors :„Chrn. Brown, 148 ; Elias
Bomberger, 138; David Bender,
137 ; Elias
Reemsnyder, 64; Martin Beck, 39.
Auditor: John B. Bitzer, 153; Henry Zwal
ly, 131.
Clerk: Samuel M. Seldoinridge, 194
Judge: Benjamin Witmer, 95; Wm. Brown,
61.
Inspectors : John Herr, 87; William Dun
gan, 69.
Assessor: James Risk; 89; Jno. Graham, 66.
Justice of the Peace : J. Harding Gilbert,
112; Sam. L. Kauffman, 51; Hardy Lovett, 107.
Constable : - Robert Rea, 100; John Johnston,
54.
Supervisors: Isaac B. Mayers, 97; Jno. How
ett, 78; George Kunkle, 74; Wm. Gilner, 54.
School Directors: J. Harding Gilbert, 96 ;
David Reehm, 89; Jacob N. Groff, 66; John S.
Brown, 89 ; Chrisiian -, 60 ; Michael
Rowe, 62.
Auditor Jac. Heidlebaugh, 93; Levi Pierce,
61.
Clerk : David Witmer, 89; Dan. D. Hess, 67.
EPHRATA
Judge: Levi Miller, 165 ; Benjamin Urich,
110 ; Samuel Smith, 39.
Inspectors : John Leber, 74 ; Franklin
Spera, 133 ; Peter L. Faust, 16 ; Jacob Kofroth,
86.
Assessor : Jacob S. Sharp, 214 ; Isaac Strohl,
120.
Constable : Joseph Zerfass, 137 ; Henry C.
Ludwig, 99 ; Wm. Senger, 14.
Supervisors: Jacob Leed, 165 ; Samuel G.
Kemper ' 72 ; Henry Scbeaffer ' 152 ; Edward
Nagle, 141 ; Samuel Bechtel, 16 ; Cyrus 'Mi
chael, 26 ; Nathaniel Garman, 32.
School Directors : Jacob Longenecker, 145;
John. Dissinger, 152 ; David Kemper,
248 ;
;
John S. Hacker, 107 ; Peter Bard, 58 Martin
Gross, 38 ; Lewis Zeigler, 41 ; Ela"m Myers,
226.
Auditor : Samuel Wolf, 205 ; Jacob Hart,
54.
Clerk : E. H. Cleaver, 149; John H. Gross
50 ; Michael Hummer, 6 ; Samuel Apple, 13'
ELIZABETH
Judge : Israel Zartman, 135.
Inspectors : Abraham Bridegam, 74 ; Edw
L. Kryder, 75.
Assessor: John Fausett, 84; 'Henry S. Bra
baker, 64.
Constable : Daniel Dissinger, 77 ; John
Bright, 64.
Justice of the Peace : Samuel H. Miller, 71.
Supervisors: Jacob Wolf, 74; Christian
Harniey, 83 ; Henry E. Brubaker, 79.
School Directors: Samuel M. Scheaffer, 83;
Joseph Weidman, 146 ; George Widders, 60
Auditor : Jim. Garman, 65; Jao. R. Hess, 77.
Clerk : Franklin E. Bentz, 71.
ELIZABETHTOWN. .
Judge : Israel P. Balmer, 49 ; Henry M
Br enernan, 72.
Inspectors : George Weland, 66 ; Jerome
B. Shultz, 67.
Assessor: Henry Harmony, 57; John Kay
lor, 66.
Constable: Joseph F. Eekinger, 56 ; . Jacob
Grove, 67.
School Directors: Joseph Eckert, 102;
George Byrod, 59;. 1 3ac0b Felix, 77.
FULTON.
Judge: Henry McVey, 150; J. H. Clenden
en, 121.
Inspector : D. D. Swift,l4l ; J. H. Haines,
125.
Assessor: Samuel W. Scott, 126 ; L. H. Me
Cardell, 142.
Sohool Directors: W. F. Neal, 148; W.F.
Jenkins, 135 ; N. Davis Scott, 133 ; Williana
Brown, 128.
Justice of the Peace: Samuel Wicks, 244;
Robert Maxwell, 149 ; James. Hanna, 128.
Auditor : Jos. Thomas, 141; Alfred Brown,
125.
Supervisors : Benj. Passmore, 133 ; John
Riley, 261 ; James McCall, 141.
Constable : - John Riley, 260.
Clerk: Joseph
,Philips, 161; Francis Wilk
inson, 93. ! -
. HEMPFIRLD EAST. -
Judges (38th District) Abraham Brown,B4;
Abraham
Shell, 145.
Inspectors :• (23 District) Peter Swarr, 120;
Cyrus Breslau, 22;.(38 District) John Sher
ich, 38; Hiram G. West, 76.
Assessor: Jacob Hershey, 181; Joseph 11
Royer, 90.
Constable : Samuel Kissinger, 189; John B
Frees, 70; Scattering, 9.
Supervf .. cor, : Jacob G Greider, 120; John S.
Wissler. l -!•); John M. Kaptfman, 183.
Soliool Directors: Frederick Shier., 260:
Tobias H. Miller, 263; Scattering, 16.
Auditor: David Baker, 230.
Clerk : John L. Miller, 229.
HEMPFIELD WEST.
Judge : D. W. Witmer, 344.
Inspectors : John Yonts, 180 ; John Hon
gendobler, ; Wm. Walker, 102.
Assessor: H. A. Steigelman, 326.
Constable : John Kaim, 330.
Supervisors : John S. Dellinger, 320 ; Cor
nelius Gram, 340.
School - Directors : Benjamin Root, 236 ;
Christian Shenk, 312 ; Michael Seagriet, 315 ;
Henry Wiesler, 315 ; John Friday, 114.
Auditor: D. E. Rohrer, 33 7.
Clerk: Jacob Kindig, 335.
LANCASTER TWP.
Judge : Jacob Treasher, 89.
Inspectors : Eli Johns, 48 ; B. Lentz, 44.
Assessor: Benjamin Huber ' 74.
Constable: John McCatchen, 45; David
Eberly, 37.
Superrisors : Christ. Kreider, 55 . ; David
Potts, 25; Eli Aulthouse, 56; Christ. Shenk, 40
School Directors : Philip Hausman, 60 ; S.
P. Spencer, 50 ; John Shenk, 61.
Auditor : Saml. Hershey, 58 ; Benj. Charles,
58.
Clerk : Christ. Lintner, 53.
LAMPETER EAST.
Judge : David Stamm, 166.
Inspectors: Peter Diffenbach, 129 ; Daniel
L. Erb, 38.
Assessor: John B. Diffenbach, 166.
Constable : Peter Gara, 153'; Chas. Stark, 8.
Justice of the Pease: Joel Miller, 156.
Supervisors : Thomas Smith, 160 ; Jacob
Byerly, 98 ; Henry Fraelich, 67.
School Directors David Groff, 166 ; David
N. Landis, 166.
Auditor: George Leamon, 107: Benjamin
Witmer, 43.
Clerk : Henry Keneagy, 106.
LAMPETER WEST.
- - .
Judge: G. W. Miller, 211. ,
Inspectors: David Book, 60 ; Abrahim Ul
mer, 52; Samuel' Weaver, 63; William B.
Weaver, 30.
Assessor: George Ulmer, 212.
Constable: Jacob Brindle, 15.
Supervisors : Edmund Lefevre, 94; Isaac B.
Miller, 172 ; Jacob Weaver, 131.
School Directors : M. Krider, jr., 133 ; Chrn. °
B. Herr, 122 ; John H. Miller, 159.
Auditor : John B. Herr, 209.
Clerk: Henry Miller, 213.
LEACOCK.
Judge : John Seldomridge, 196 ; John L.
Lightner, 73.
Inspectors: Daniel Beecher, 197; George H.
Eckert, 74.
Assessor: Mahlon Ruth, 161 ; John R. Rut
ter, 111.
Constable: Marks G. Groff, 133; George
Heller, 102.
Supervisors : William Blair, 226 ; John Bei
ler, 445 ; RobCrt Lynch, 126. •
School Directors: Joseph Slack, 135 ; Peter
E. Hershey, 154 ; Peter B. Eckert, 123 ; David
H. Leeche, 109.
Auditor : Joseph J. Kinsey, 198 ; James H.
Davis, 75.
Clerk : Moses Eaby, 199 ; David Beam, 73.
LEACOCK UPPER
Judge : Dr. Isaac C. Weidler 94 ; Isaac
Bashong, 150.
Inspector : Jacob Kolb, 90 ; Diller Bare, 161
Assessor : Washington Porter, 167: John B
Raff, 84.
Constable: Hugh Montgomery, 101.
Supervisors : Peter Kellenberger, 127 ; Hen
ry Weidler, 75 ; Jacob Kurtz, 175 ; John Sel
lers, jr., 128.
School Directors : Henry Barton, 110 ; Jacob
Vandersaal, 119 ; John Bard (2 years), 117 ;
Benjamin Bushong, 126 ; Abraham G. Groff,
165 ; Abraham Martin (2 years), 118.
Auditor: Isaac L. Bard, 93 ; Abm. Eby, 163.
Clerk: Samuel R. Nlyer, 164.
LITTLE BRITAIN.
Judge : Thomas Farniss, 108 ; Christopher
Hess, 75.
Inspectors J C. Taylor, 122; Wiliam Hays,
59.
Assessor: Francis Dond, 111; W. W. Hen
sel, 71.
Constable: Richard F. Johnson, 100; S. W.
Marshall, 59.
Supervisors : Rieh. F. Johnson, 174; Mathew
Hand, 121; Levi Barnett, 66.
School Directors: Thomas Fnrniss, 126; Mar
cenus King, 107 ; Robt. Gibson, 61; J. W. F.
Swift, 81.
Auditor : William Wood, 121; E. B. Patter
son, 116; Charles Hays, 91; John Kirk, 23.
Clerk : John Kirk, 85; Aaron Brogan, 79.
MANHEIAI TOWNSHIP
Judge : Amos Rudy, 249.
Inspectors : John Frank - , 125 ; George Wis
ner, 119.
Assessor : John W. France, 153: Martin
S. Heiser, 99.
Constable : S. S. Geist, 253;
Supervisors : Conrad 'Garber, 138 ; George
Hank, 133 ; William Keller, 109.
School DireCtors : Jacob Hassler, 239 ; Chris
ian Hess, 242.
Auditor: John S. Hostler, 227.
Clerk: C. H. Kreider, 227.
MANHEIM BOROUGH.
Judge: William Mengle, 97. - -
Inspectors : Henry Eby, jr., 61 ; Alfred D.
Grosh, 45.
Assessor: Mich'l White, 93 : DavidoMay, 10
Justice of the Peace : Gabriel Shaffner, 96.
Constable: John R. Young, 92
Council : Andrew J. Eby, 91 ; Jacob H
Kline, 99.
School Directors: Henry G. Hogendobler,
93 ; John M. Dunlap, 88.
Auditor: Jacob Reiff, 105 ; Henry Arndt, 99;
John Rice; 99.
Burgess : Gabriel Shaffner, 97.
MANOR.
Judge : Millerston District—Peter W. Hies
tand, 158; Christian H. Charles, 76. Indian
town District—Christian Sourbeer, 161; Peter
Kline, 38. Washington District—Jacob H.
Staman, 75 ; George S. Mann, 56.
Inspectors: Millerstown District—Jacob C.
Kready, 159; ,Abraham Peters, 25, Indian
town Distriot—Daniel Gerlach, 182; David
Shoff, 36. WashinotoWn Distriot—Jacob C.
Stoner, 75; Joseph Schoch, 57.
Assessor: John G. Landis, 384; Park Mason,
112
Constable : Eli W. Gochnanr, 362; Christian
M. Hertzler, 122.
Supervisors: John Kessler, 397; Amos Eshle
man, 285; Rudolph Kauffman, 210; Joseph
Lorentz, 91.
School Directors : Jacob B. Shuman 212;
Jacob Pickle, 347; Jacob C. Stauffer, 232;
Adam S. Deitrich, 188.
Auditor: John Lintner, 393; Charles J.
Rhodes, 101.
Clerk : Frederick Stoner, Jr., 395; John
Miller, 105.
MARTIC
Judge: Joshua Hagen, 142; William G
Wentz, 92.
Inspectors : David G. Rush, 157; Samuel S
Kirkwood, 78.
Assessor: Hugh Armstrong, 149; Hiram L
Thompson, 85.
Constable : John B. Hess, 112; Hugh O'Nail,
63; John Fisher, 57.
Supervisors : Samnel Miller, 145 ' • Thomas
Clark, 1.45 : George Moke, 74; Amos Groff, 94.
School Directors: Samuel Allison, 126;
Thomai Stewart, 164; Joseph Engles, 173.
Auditor: Albert G. Porter, 121; Thomas
Labezeus, 83 ; Daniel Good, 23.
Clerk: Benjamin Herr, 160; George Robin
son, 66.
MARIETTA
Judge : Thos. Barnes, 209 ; ChasAirod, 102.
Inspectors : C. C. P. Grosh, 208 ; Edward F.
McElroy, 100. •
Assessor,: Isaac Reisinger, 150 ; David Both,
116.
Constablet Joseph Rhin,' 130; F, F. Mosey,
Justice of the Peace: John Auxer, 128 ;
D. Roath, 137.
School Directors : J. J. Libhart, 262 ; A. B.
Grosh,' 201 ; Aaron Gable, 67.
MOUNT JOY BOROUGH.
Judge: R. McFadden, 33 ; William Shields,
166 ;H. Way; 75. (22n3 District) Chrn. K.
Long, 108; Henry Eby, 28.
Inspectors : Jacob Shelly, 87 ; Peter Waltz,
69 ;D. K. Burkholder, 91. (22nd District)
Andrew Brubaker, 63 ; John L. Brubaker, 28;
Chrn. Brandt, jr., 14; Benjamin Divitt, 31.
Assessor: Peter Bruner, 143 ; D. H. Stoner,
130 ; G. D. Miller, 14.
High Constable : F. IL Allys, 70 ; John Ho
gentobler, 80 ; Aaron Smaly, 61 ; John Fry,
13 ; Jacob Lawrence, 52.
Borough Constable: James Donaghy, 160 ;
Joseph Donaven 121.
Council—K Ward: Benjamin Eby, 96; H. S.
Myers, 13.
Council—W. Ward : William Brady, 61 ;
Henry Sherbahn, 85.
School Directors : John H. Brenneman, 187;
C. M. Martin, 168 ; Samuel Eshleman, 126._
Burgess : Jacob Uhrioh, 283. •
Auditor : J. R. Hoffer, 248.
MOUNT JOY TOWNSHIP.
Judge : (Upper) Michael Meokley, 52 ; Geo.
Pearce., 17 ; (Lower) John Bossier, 89.
Inspectors : (Upper) Samuel Gruber, 46 ;
Abm. Herr, 15; Peter Kemerer, 18. (Lower;
Jonathan Bond, 21; Jacob Souders, 22; Jacob
Eshleman, 44.
Assessor: H. B. Painter, 168.
Constable : John Balmer, 24.
Supervisors : Jacob K. Nissley, 99 ; Jacob
Stouffer, 140 ; Joseph Barnhart, 29 ; Joseph
Bachman, 68.
School Directors: C. H. Nissley, 151; G. S.
Baker, 169 ; John Moyer, 17.
Auditor : Peter Oberholtzer, 152 ; Christian
Demme, 17.
Clerk : John H. Zellers, 151 ; Samuel Bal
mer, 17.
PARADISE
Judge: Jas. Girvin, 79; T. S. Woods, 180.
Inspectors : J. D. Hasson, 81; J. K. Ryan,
168.
Assessor: J. M. Bras, S 2; Geo. Anthony,
175. •
Constable : J. Harvey . Eshleman, 151; Aaron
Bain, 93.
Supervisors: J. H. Harsh, 90; J. S. Lefever,
66 ; Elisha Bard, 184; Isaac Denlinger, 174.
School Directors: G. L. Eckt;rt, 91 ; Joseph
Hamilton, 91 ; Jacob Eshleman 149 ; Uriah
Eckert, 171.
Auditor: Geo. Barner, , B2; Thos. Lytle. 176
Clerk: W. Traub, 74 Chrn. Keneagy 183
Justice of the Peace : John B. Warfel, 186
PEQUEA
Judge : Benj. M. Barr, 85 ; Samuel Hess, 36.
Inspectors : Abraham Snavely, jr., 21 ; Cor
nelius Tyson; 21 ; Lyman Fulton, 21 ; Isaac
Hoke, 62.
Assessor : Martin G. Rush, 127.
Constable : Benjamin Rowe, 86 ; John Har
man, 36.
Supervisors: David Hess, 74; Abraham
Burkholder, 6,3 ; Henry Wille, 44; A. B. My
lin, 64.
School Directors : Samuel Hess, 84 ; John
Mecartney, 123 ; Peter Snavely, 34.
Auditor : Amos Warfel, 117.
Clerk : George Boreman, 26 ; Chrn. Graeff,
64 ; Benjamin Rowe, 36.
PENN.
Judge: Gabriel Gingrich, 218.
Inspectors : Samuel Beard, 80 ; Benjamin D
Danner, 73 ; John Fisher, GO.
Assessor: Isaac Gingrich, 211 ; Henry Kei
ser, 10.
Justice : Henry Weaver, 5.
Constable : Jacob D. White, 7 ; Edward
Hupp, 5.
Supervisors: John D. Behm, 108; Benja
min Badarf, 192 ; Jacob. Thuma, 112; Joseph
HersLey, 28.
School Directors: James Boyd, 51; James
M. Mullen, 56 ; Philip Smith, 169 ; Cyrus
Bomberger, 158.
Auditor: John Hershey, 220.
Clerk : 'Christian Hershey, 220.
PROVIDENCE.
Judge : Samuel Huber, 171.
Inspectors: John Strohni, jr., 106 ; Frank
lin Brenneman, 60.
Assessor: Martin Huber, 163.
Assistant Assessors: John M. Shenk, 113;
Samuel Jones, 173 ; J. H. Shirk, 59.
Constable: Martin Warfel, 79 ; Benjamin
H. Witmer, 95.
Supervisors : Adam Mowrer, sr., 107 ; John
Thomas, 168 ; John Miller, 61.
School Directors : Samuel Book, ;82 Ste
phen Wiggins, 100 ; John Conrad, 66 ; John
K. Raub, 103.
Auditor: Jotu Strohm, jr., 105; John
Tweed, 64.
Clerk : John L. Miller, 177.
RAPHO.
Judge : Henry B. Becker, 101 ; Christian
Kauffman, 76.
Inspectors : Jacob Shollow, 86; Benjamin
Donaven, 95.
Assessor: John B. Breneman, 195; Jesse
McMullen, 102.
Constable : John Showers, Sen., 10& ; John
Hossler, 27.
Supervisors : Geo. Keyser, 174; Dan. K. Shel
ly, 169 ; John. Becker, 118; David Barnes, 127.
School Directors : Emanuel Cassel, 166; Jno.
Fry, 179; Chrn. Eby, 117; Jacob Becker, 116.
Auditor : Samuel L. Brubaker, 191; Joseph
Masterson, 111.
Clerk : Ge'orge Buoh, 192; Samuel H. Fry,
109.
SADSBUBY,
Judge : Jehu Baker, 85 ; Philip Hathaway,
38.
Inspectors : S. B. Pownall, 39; John A. Rhea,
31; H. Baldwin, 53.
Assessor: D. B. Walter, 89; Jacob R, Smo
ker, 30.
Constable: Wm. Proudfoot, 91.
Supervisors : James Reed, 93; Sam. Young,
82; Joseph Russell, 27; George Dale, 43.
School Directors : 'A. T. McClelland, 124; P.
S. Bush, 93; James H. Pownall, 28.
Auditor : Samuel Slokom, 90; John D. Bar
rer, 30.
Clerk: Abraham Roop, 90.
SALISBURY.
Judge : Samuel J. Henderson, 259 ; A. L.
Henderson, 120. •
Inspectors: Wm. H. Thum, 273; Thomas
Wilson, 17 ; Samuel Worrel, 87.
Assessor and Constable : Jacob D. Warfpl,
306 ; Wm. Diem, 33.
Assistant Assessor: John McGill, 287; Na
thaniel Ellmaker, 282.
Supervisors : Christian D. Warfel, 249 ;
George Ramsey, 204; John Ellmore, 136;
Henry Martin, 15 ; Francis Wilson, 38.
School Directors : Robert W. Morton, 296 ;
James Daniels, 289 ; E. W. Coffin, 255.
Auditor: Geo. W. Buckley, 300 ; Jacob
Umble. 306.
Clerk : Samuel Kurtz, 350.
STRASBURG BOROUGH
Judge: A. R. Black, 72 ; B. F. Ibach, 111.
Inspectors : Henry Diffenbach, 38 ; William
Black, 78 ; John V. Hiestand, 72.
Assessor : John Werntz, 139 ; Samuel Fon
dersmith, 51.
Justice of the Peace : James McPhail, 77 ;
Jacob Hildebrand, 123 ; Samuel P. Bower, 27 ;
Isaac Walker, 74; William B. Warren, 65.
Constable: Robert Downy, 97; Martin Eb
erly, 86.
School Directors : Josiah Martin, (3 years,)
176; James Paul, (3 years,) 75 ; Joe. Foulk,
(1 year,) 114 ; Henry Diffenbach, (3 years,)
85 ; Ales. Shultz, 74 ; Wm. P. Robison, 33.
Chief Burgess: Joseph Bowman, 162.
• Assistant Burgess : James Linville, 134 ; Ja
cob Bnckwalter, 29.
Town Council: William Stew, 129 ; Mi
chael Book, 133 ; Jacob Rohrer, 159; William
Black, 162 ; John Rohrer, jr., 25 ; Rudolph
Shaub, 162 ; John P. Kilburn, 128 ; Samuel
Fondersmith, - 28 ; John Holl, jr., 133; Jacob
Hoffman, 32 ; Josiah Martin, 35. -
High Constable : Thomas Eager, 82 ; Henry
Waidley, 79.
STRASBURG TOWNSHIP.
Judge : John Girvin, 22 ; Jacob Martin, 171.
Inspector: Henry Gpindler, 22; Samuel
Eby, 146 ; Joseph Tweed, 23.
Assessor: Danlel Helm, 96; Henry D
Bholts, 98. - •
Justice of the, Peace : Franklin Clark, 35
Henry N. Breneman 193 • Henry Musselman,
166.
Constable: Benjamin 8r0wn,•167.
I ' Superidsors': Benjamin Keen, 1931 Isaac,
Lantz, 173 ; Gi3orge Byerly, 14. •
School Directors : Henry. Musser, 184 ; Isaac
Myers, 193 ; C. Eby, 9.
Auditor i Henry N. Breneroan, 170.
Clerk: Jacob Martin, 192.
WARWICK. ,
Judge : Wm. S. Bear, 299 ; Benj, Kr:titer,
104. .
Inspector : Henry Mcclatighlin, 299 ; Hiram
Mine, 105. -
Assessor: Andrew Hackman, 290 ; Peter.
Kaffroth, 108. .
School Directors : Litia District—Charles
Sturgis, 37; JameS Miksch, 36.
Constable: Andrew I'. Grosh, 246 ; Daniel
Ressler, - 97, John B. Erb, 11.
Supervisors: Jacob Geyer, 196 ; Isaac Holl,
168 ; Samuel Binkley, 1771 Jos. Bucher, 179.
School Directors: Christian Eby, 192•; Peter
S. Reist, 231;, Samuel E. Keller, 81; Isaac F.
Bomberger, 134.
Auditor : Christian Snyder, 272 ; Jacob
Buser, 111. •
Clerk : Justuti F. Diehm, 297 ; J. Lichten•
thaeler, 108.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
.adamatown—EsAus BTLEISOFELT. •
Bart JOHNM. HEYBERGEI4 Wu. S. Fromm.
CIay—SAMUEL liISSLEY, SAMUEL EBERLE.
Cocalico West—WILLIAM H. PAUL, F. A.
STERNE.
CO/Urabia--JOHN EDDY, JOICV W. HOUSTON,
DAVIS BRUNER.
DrUraOre—SAMITEL BOYD.
Donegal West--Joan B. Howl., RUDOLPH
SHANK.
Donegal East—Susox F. ALREIGHT.
EarI—ELIAS G. GROFF.
Earl East—AEsiLLom B. BULLER.
Elizabeth—SAN - um H. MILLER.
.Fulton--.SAMTEL WICKS, ROBERT MAXWELL.
Lampeter East—JOEL MILLER.
Lampeter West—L. MILLER. WRLKINSON.
Leacock Yipper—lßAAC BITSHONaL.
Mankeins twp.—HENRY H. KERTE, HENRY
SHREINER.
Manheim bor.--akERIEL SHAFFNKE.
Manor—GEORGE C. HAWTHORN.
Mount Joy twp.—CHRISTIAN COBLE.
Marietta bor.—E. D. Roam.
Paradise—JOHN B. WARFEL.
Penn—HENRY WEAVER.
Strasburg bor.—JACOB HILDEBRAND, JAMES
MCPHAIL.
Strasburg twp.—HENßy N. BRE.NEMAN, HEN
RY MUSSETASAN.
Warwick— FRANCIS W. CHRIST.
CARDS.
REDIOVAL.•I3IIIION_ P. g.uy, Attorney
at Law, has removed his °face fn-m North Duke
street to No. 3, In Whlmyer's Now, South Duke street,
Lancaster, Pa. [mar 13 tf 9
FREDERICK S. PYFER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE—No. 11 NORTE( DUKE. STREET, (WEST HIDE, LAN
CASTER, Pa. apr 20 tf 14
RE 111 0V A 1.....-1171.1.L1AD1 S. ANWEG,
Attorney at Law, has removed his office from his
former place into South Duke street, nearly opposite the
Trinity Lutheran Church. apr 8 tf 12
HALL FOREMAN, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE WITH T. 13 FRANKLIN, ESQ NG. 26 EAST KING ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
W T. McPRAIL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
mar . 3lly 11 No. 11 N. Dugs ST., LANCASTER, PA.
W ASHINGTON W. HOPHIN S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with N. Lightner &J. K. Alexander. Esqg Dnke
St., nearly opposite Court House. [fel, 7 6m* 4
A LDUS J. NEFF, Attorney at Law.--
.j% Office with B. A. Shreffer, Esq., south-west corner of
Centre Square, Lancaster.. may 15,'55 ly 17
E DWARD 111 , GOVER.N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 3 South Queen street, in Reed, McGrann, Kelly &
Co.'s Banking Building, Lancaster, Pa.
apr 6 tf 12
FAR. JOHN RUC ALLA, DENTIST.--oflice
1./ No. 4 East King street. Residence 'Walnut street.
second door West of Duke, Lancaster, Pa. [apr 18 Lf 13
WILBERFORCE NEVIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office with Wm. B. Fordney, south-east corner of
Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa. [oct 25 ly• 41
41.1.1UEL H. REYNOLDS, attorney at
Law. Office, No. 14 North Duke street, opposite the
Court House. may 5 tf 16
i d i BRAIN SHANK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE WITH D. G. ESHLEMAN, Es q., No. 86 NORTH DUKE ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
mar 22 ly. IC
NEWTON LIGHTNER, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, hail his Office in North Duke street, nearly
opposite the Court House.
Lancaster, apr 1 tf 11
JESSE LANDIS, Attorney at Law.--Of
fire one door east of Lechler's Hotel, East King street,
Lancaster, Pa.
dEtt.,. 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
EM°VAL*-- iil T ° l n : .f ßAttordeyat Law, has removed ocero North Queen street to the building in the south-east corner of
Centre Square, formerly known as Hubley's Hotel.
Lancaster, april 10
EMOVAL...-DR. J. T. BAKER, 110111-
IEPATLIIC PHYSICIAN, has removed his office to
No. 69 East King street. nest door above King's Grocery.
Reference--Professor W. A. Gardner, Ph liadelphia.
Calls from the tonntiy will be promptly attended to.
apr 6 tf 12
JAMES BLACK, Attorney at Law.--Of
nice in East King street, two doors east of Udder's
Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
4:51r- All business connected with his profession, and
all kinds of writing, such as preparing Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills, Stating Accounts, de-, promptly attended to.
m 16. tf-17
REMOVAL. --H. B. SWARM, Attorney
at Law, has removed his office to No. 13 North Duke
street, nearly opposite his former location, and a taw doors
north of the Court House. apr 5 3m 12
JOHN Fr EIRINTOPE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Has removed his office to his residence v lio, 249 South 6th
Street, above Spruce. ' -
Refers by permission to Hon. H. G. Intro,
A. L. 111VER,
Psuasen BILIPTON,
nov 24 ly .45 " TECADDZIIS SUVENS.
JAMES H. BARNES,
FANCY AND WINDSOR CHAIR MAKER,
No. 5934 East Sing street, Lancaster,
Takes pleasure in inviting the public to call at his Ware
rooms, and examine his BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
CHAIRS OF VARIOUS PATTERNS.
US-ORDERS received and promptly attended to-at the
shortest notice. None but the beat workmen are employed
in this establishment, consequently Chdirs purchased at
this house are fully equal id any article sold in the Eastern
Cities. Call and examine for yourselYes [arm 18,1 y, 31
CARPETS,HIL CLOTHS, DRUGGETS,
WALL PAPERS, DECORANTS,
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, !Lc:,
Por cab, by HAGER & BROS.
nen 20 tf
BRACES! SUPPORTERS t
c.i H. NEEDLES, "-
8. W. CORNFR TWELFTH. AND RACE STREETS,
PUILADELPRIA.
Practical Adjuster of Rupture Trusses and Mechanical
Remcdies. flan constantly on hand a largo Stock of Genu
ine French Trusses, also a complete assortment of the best
American, Including the celebrated Whites Patent Lever
Truss, believed by the hist authorities to be superior to
any yet invented, English and American Supporters and
Baits, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory Bandages, Self hijoat
lug Syringes, adopted to both sexes, in neat portable cases,
French Pessaries, Urinal Bags, &e.
Orders and letters of enquiry, will meet prompt atten
tion. ang 23 4 32'
IjUILDII NG SLATE.,-The subscriber
has just received a large lot of PEACH BOTTObi and
- YORE- COUNTY - BUILDING SLATE, which, he will pot
on by_ the square or sell by the ton, on the moat reasonable
terms. He has also constantly on - hand`an extra - light
Peach Bottom Building- elate, Intended • for slating on top
of shingles. Please call and examine my PEACE BOTTOM
SLATE, which are the best in the market, and 'cannot be
had at any other yard, as I have made arrangements with
R. F. Jones fot the' Lancaster Market- •
• GEORGE D. SPRECHER,
North Queeh St., lone Miter, Penna.
, Ilfgr The above date can: also be had at P. S. BLETZ'S
Lumber Yard, Columbia.
• This is to certify that we do not sell our
Win quality Peach Bottom Guaged Slate - to any other per
son in Lancaster city than the.above named.
It. F. JONES,
Manufacturers of Peach Bottom Booting Slate.
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800 T A A I 1 - 0 1. 1 0 1 %
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CURRIER A.N.D LEA'THE,II' D - EALER,
1130 Market Street, jskeloto 121h,..rhaadelphia. •
has the moat extensive assortment iegOLE AND UPPER
LEATHER, of ail descriptions T'Red and-Oak Bole Skirting,
Slaughter, French and City Calf. Skins, Rips, Wax. Upper,
Morocco, Linings, Laciuga, 'Leather - A.oOn . Skitus,
Shoe Tools, •Lards, Findings; &a, and , evety.artiCla.:
requisite for Boot and Shoemaking, Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowerf pines, towhic.h - heltivlWS theatten. ,
on of. the trtule.•' • Li; :Ideoliteni.4.B:,
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and undress, riding, aptirting, traveling 111 d . evOiliog wear.
The uudersigued respectfully solicit at, examination of
their large, varied and Unexceptionable - etc qt. of Hata and
Cape, feeling confident that 'every tests can be fully sells.
fled, no they have spared neither paine nor expense .in get
ting up their present stock In the very latest eued'moat ap.
proved styles, "and of the beet materials. Hata to unit all
and at PRICES TO BOIT Tea TIMES. •
JOAN A. SIIULTK & 11. A. SIIIII,TZ,
203. North Queen Street, and next door to Larie's Store,
East King Street.
CAROLINA YELI.O PINE FLOOR
ING. BOARDS. 50,0 00 Feet Canslbia : Yellow Pine
Dressed Flooring Boards.
•
30,000 Feet Do. Undressed.
50,0 00 , CYPRESS SHINGLES, No.l and 2.
50,000 BANGOR PLASTERING LATHS,
Just received and for Bale at Graeff's Landing on the
Conestoga. Apply to GEO CALDER & Co.,
Office East Orange et., near N. Queen et., Lancaster
16.311
.1176
HOUSEKEEPERS.
S d METHINd NEW
. BABBITT'S BEST MEDICINAL BALER
- - -
Is manufactured from common salt, and hi
prepared entirely different from other Baia
natl. All the deleterious matter extracted in
+rich a manner as to produce Bread, Blecnit,'
and all kinds of Cake, without containing a
particle of Saleratue when the Bread or Cake
is baited; thereby producing wholesome resuite.
EverS , particle of Saleratus is turned togas and
passes through the Bread or Biscuit while bait
ng, consequently nothing remains but cotn
mon .Galt, Water and Flour. You wilt readily
perceive by the taste of this Baleratus that/
is entirelydifferent from other Salerabile.
It is packed in one pound papers, each writ.
per branded, B. T. Babbitt's Best Medicinal
ialenstus;" also, picture, twisted loatof broad,
with a glass of effervescing water on the top.
When you purchase one paper you ahould.pre
...rye the wrapper ' and be particular to gek the
next exactly like the fir.d—b 'and as above.
Full directions for making Bread with -this
Saleratue and Soar Milk or Cream Tartar, will
accompany each package; also, directions fo
making all kinds of Pastry ; also. f r making
Sada Water and Seldlitz Pow !err.
MAKE YOUR OWN ,uIP, WITH
B. T. BABBITT'S
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
warranted double the strength of ordinary
Potash; put up In cans-1 lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs.,
0 lbs. and 12 lbs.—with full directions for mak,
ing Hard and Soft Soap.' Consumers will find
this, the cheapest Potash in market.
Manufactured and for Sale by
B. T. BABBITT, .
Nos. 68 and 70 Washington at., N. York,
and No. 38 India streCt, Boston.
ly* 24;
G AND C HE RIC Ai. S TOR:M.
The subscriber having removed his store to the new
building nearly opposite his oldatand, and directly oppos3e
the Cross Kayo 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; Sarsaparillas , &e., &e.,. to wl ich the attentfognf
country merchants, physicians and consumers-Ai genet*
is Invited. THOMAS ELLIVAHER;
feb ff tf 4 West Kin *trio, 1.401:.
AMERICAN LIFE AND iNsuicAzirusr.
TRUST COMPANY. •
Company's Buildings, S. E. Corner of WALNIIT -- atid
and FOURTH STREETS.--
Open from 8 A.M.-to 5.P. M. •
Incorporated 1850 by the Legislature of 'PelinsylviUli:
Capital $550,000. Charter PerpetuaL_..
Insures Livas during the natural life, or for.sliort terms;
grants annul:infix, and , endowments, and makes contraeta
of all kinds depending on the issues of life, Acting also
as ExecutOre, Trustees and Guardians. ' '
Policies of Life Insurance issued at the.tumal mutual
rates of other good Companles—With profits to the as
sured—at Joint Stock rates, 20 percent, lees than above;
or Total Abstinence rates 40 per cent. lees than,ldbtruil
price. SAVING FUND. •
liderest at 5 per rent. allowed for everyday.the Depoidt
remains, and paid back - on demand in Gold and Silver,
and Checks furnished ;min a Bank, for use of DeFnidtotil.
This Company has FIRST MORTGAGES, REAL:ES
TATE, GROUND RENTS, and other 'first-clue , InveSt
=MAß. as well as the CAPITAL STOCK, for thei_eismrity
of •Depositors In this old established Institution.
ALEXANDER. 'WHILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice Preeldent.
JOHN C. 51513, Secretary.
JOHN B. WILSON, Treasurer.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. -
Alexander Whilidln, John Altman,
Samuel Work, Jonas. Bowman,
John- C. Farr, • William J. 'Howard,
John Anspach, jr., John C. Blms,
Samuel F. Bodine, George Ntigent, .
T. Homonde Harper, Albert CL Roberts,
H. H. ldridge.
Mama. EXAMINIRS. :
J. F. Bird, M. D. J. Newton Walker M. D.
In attendance at Company's Office daily' from - 1 W"2'
o'clock, P. M.
H. 8. 1. GARA, 55 East King street, Lancaster, Agent.
feb 2
•
LLEN & NEEDLES. ,
-;
AFARMERB DEPOT FOR QE,NIII , RE
SUPERPHOSPHATE OP LIAM
The old established and standard article,: PRlCEi..per
2000 tbs. (2 1 % 'cents psi' lb)
GUANO
PERUVIAN. We sell none buk No.l Bonnattim.. Be
ware of the counterfeit article. . . .
AMERICAN.
ship "Reynard.'
From JAILITIB ISLAND, received' direci .14:r
.
ICEIA.BGNI. Two cargoes of thts knosiM Featfiery.
Guano, imported per Barques "Trovatoren sad " Atittie,"
ALLEN & NEEDLES' NEW FERTILIZER: 7 '
Higldy Ammoniated componed of Bones, .fish, Wool.
Animal matter, and Stilphurie Acid. It containgall - that
to wau - ted,for a FIRST CLAPS Maßcus. PESOS $BO per 2000
tbs. 034 cent per 1k)
N. B. We wish you to bear in mind, that in no mutt - :do
we sell nay articles unless we know them to be genuitte,
and would respectfully call your attention to the premiums
taken at the following AgrieulturakExhlbitlons, diplomas
which may be seen at our Counting Roorit. • " '
Pennsylvania, State Agricultural Society.
,••
New Jersey, " "
.Montgomery County, Pa. " " . • ' .
Bucks “ "
Berke ca •cc cc
.
Burlington 44 N. J. " • " 'r • - •
Chester . " Pa. "
Lancaster. "
New Castle " Del. 0 ' 44
Schnylllli" 'Pa. . 44 •
Schuylkill " " . Agricultural a7d
'A liberal deduction made to DEALERS, on the &hove
articles.
ALVSN & NEM:dab?, .
42 South- Wbarves and 412 Soutti Watee j Strbet, ("list'Store
above CheetuuL) Philadelphia -
feb
cIOAL 1 COAL t - 00/11: 1.1
ki We would reapwtfully_call theiittention of tkus
to our superior stock of (UAL, selectetl. and Prepared -.Az
presstp for family use which we will' ie4ciserr attd`dalfirer
trt . gobd order . to any Part of tlis sky.; at .thalmielt market
pr! „ oes. _ WI C,9v;
Ofilic.e-Ettat Orangerainept,
Laiktlitg, tat th'aVoneatoga.!. -
aug / 6 '.- -
IDRIVENI'Briii di' CONVEY Allieitif '
The inittersighed rim pent! unit ki?11011Dca ithereiblie
that he had taken the adze' Web' oceaplea 4.-40b4:
nrestatid, , En; where he will be plenkid 7,u try" aig all
itnialnest &tweeted with tite - abeere pnifeleion%lkilliihey be
placed hie hand& c,fll
ARP-Mee Na: 26 NO4 Duo - Ant - Ls' •
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