[From the Ehropeen Times, 0et.27.] - THE COMING •:1001:11/PLIOT IN EII OPE . Theigrest Towers - a Euro ! peare evidently prepar ing foingeneraittentliet., ittuuda,.. at' Warsaw, arranged thOtertES'isith Austria:and Prussia, and the smaller 'Herman potentates will join the new crusade. It wilt be Prance and the the despots Northern and Central Europe.' l..stry tbingHtzsdifiates the apprOaching vonvulaion - .•74.tuiiiris, having - Moat at stake,. ia foremost in her arrangembitte to strike first. . Shele - Oriverginghier_troopirlm .-the Po and thafilinaia till. , ready maktra:iiiali*Oir - :,Tisiil the Momentihettiosanie staindid: to din teeth, and -prepartidtO•Manthlaltitisilillariof men to the support of Italian nationality,' repro. Dented by:Sing Victor Emanuel. ! - It bithaprincuple of hereditary rale against the elective prindiple. by the people.!. In this stake, progress on the' one hand and retrogression on the other, will be be to - the test. But the .isalle..atin hardly.. be Austria, paralysed and bankrupt, is destined, before peace is restored, to see her empire dismembered, and her conflicting nationalities severed that her away. Russia, poor and embarrassed; with her chain or serf. door tied round her neck, has the will but notthe power to. fight successfully for the divine right of kings. ! - Prussia, vacillating and fettered ,by her despotic alliances, will present the `same - pitiable spectacle which she did in 1854—her feelings one way, her interest another. France, which represents the. moat military people inEurope, will have the aid of more than twenty millions of - Italians,'and the population on each side of the Alpe, moved by one impulse, struggling in a common cause, will repeat, on a larger scale, the series of triumphs witnessed - recently on the fields of Solferino and Magenta. In such a struggle, where the rights of mankind are in vaded by half a score of rulers, who profess to govern without responsibility, the issue-cannot be doubtful, and, what is hardly less important, cannot be seriously protracted: War has beeabrought to a point which renders time an important element of success, and makes procrastination impossible.. Saa. cess in removing obstacles, as in conquering armies, depends on this law of mechanics—the'. greatest amount of force at yOur command concentrated on a given point. This was the theory by which Napoleon the First achieved his victories, and he has bequeath. ed it as a legacy to his nephew. That he proved an apt pupil, let the results of the last Italian campaign testify. When this tremendous struggle is shaking Europe to its centre, will England be passive? The effort will be difficult, but the force of circumstances will force us to remain quiet. We may not admire the French Emperor, but still less can we like the motives I which actuate the despotic rulers. With these men I the parvenu Monarch is an object of dislike and hatred, and the enmity is prompted' by, his con temptuous treatment of king craft. Owing 'his • throne to popular suffrage, he has as little respect for hereditary right as a professed republican. The family of reigning sovereigns regard him as beyond their pale, and he administers to their hatred by calling nations into existence by the popular voice. The regeneration of Italy is his act, and he has swept away, like so many cobwebs,' the princes of the peninsula who represented the " divine right to govern wrong." However displeasing this may be to the European courts, it is acceptable to the English people, who although we hear of pleasant interviews at Coblents. between Lord John Russell and the Prussian Premier, the Foreign Minister of England knows his countrymen too well to suppose that they would go to war to restore the Italians to the vassal. age which France has shivered to pieces. We shall assume once more the same neutral attitude which we took when Austria invaded Piedmont a year. or two buck, and France came to her assistance—that is, we shall look on and see the game played out fairly, giving our sympathy to freedom, and with holding all but moral support to the most patriotic of the combatants. Austria, like a man who is going into a bank ruptcy •court to be releaSed of his liabilities, and desires to make the process pleasant by coming to terms under the rose with the most angry of his creditors, is promising a constitution to the Hungari ans and ameliorations and gain to other _portions .of her angry people. She is anxious before entering on the perilous experiment of bearding France and Piedmont, to make the best terms she can With her disaffected at home. It is a stale device, and the character of the Hapsburgs for sincerity, and fair dealing is not such as to give much chance of success to the experiment. The people will be pretty sure to help themselves when they have the opportunity, and a long arrear of unliquidated debt will doubtless be settled in a summary way. Rights withheld and liberties violated make a people anxious for the opportunity of teaching wisdom to infatuated rulers, and the course of events will shortly afford the sub jects of Francis Joseph the means of showing that the interests of crowned heads and the people at large have arrived at a stage of divergence. France and Sardinia may be weakened by the impending strug gle, but for Austria there is nothing but ruin. The nobles in Russia may also assert their supremacy over the Czar and strip him of some of his attributes, and Prussia will survive to feel the mistake she has committed in substituting dynastic considerations for the principles of liberty and rational government. PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF TUE CONSTITUTION. —A Washington correspondent telegraphs the following to the Philadelphia Press: Among the many propositions for bringing peace to the country is one that will no doubt be greatly discussed. It originated with the Hon. Robert J. Walker, and is to the effect that if the Presidential electors could be electeein single districts, as representatives in Cungrgss are chosen in all the States in the Union, there would be no danger of a mere geographical or sectional party. I understand that Gov. Walker, at an early day, intends to elaborate this idea. IDI 163= .451- Sufferers with Diseases of the Blad der, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, &e., road the advertisment in another column, headed “Ifelmbold's Genuine Preparation." nov 23 ly 45 Xa- Spalding's Prepared Glue is such a simple and cheap preparatiou that it is a pity any house should be without it.—From the Freeman's Journal, New York,Angnst 6, 1859. [nov 131 m 44 Sap- Infantile Cordial.--We would re quest particular attention to the advertisement of Messrs. CHURCH & 1:117PO7T, addressed to ".Mothers." The Irma• TILE CORDIAL of Dr. EATON le a medicine of great celebrity, and the standing of its manufe-tu,ers will be a sufficient guarantee of the acre taken in its preparation, and its cm _ Varying purity. The •'Blood Food" is for a class of diseases unfortunately very prevalent in this vicinity, and its high reputation should ensure a ready sale.—Willimantic (Ciinn.) Journal. See advertisement. [nor 13 1m 44 -oar Purify the Blood. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX HITTERS FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS. - - . In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, or Eruptions of the Skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonish ing, often removing, in a few days, every vestige of these loatheorn diseases, by their purifying effects on the blood. Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Piles, and in short, most all diseases, soon yield to their cura tive properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use much suffering and expense maybe saved. Prepared by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D., New York, and for sale by all Druggists. [120 , 7 8 ly 43 Riii-Be Wise by Times 1--Do not trifle with your llealt h. Constitution and Character. If you are suffering with any Diseases for which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU Is recommended. TRY IT! TRY IT I TRY IT! It will Cure you. Save Long Suffering, Allaying Pain and Inflammation, and will restore you to HEALTH ANT) PURITY, At Little Expense, and no E;posure. Cut out the Advertisement in another column, and call or send for it. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. CURES GUARANTEED. J3if• Remember, Strumous or Scrofulous affectipus are the curse, the blight, of mansitid. They are vile and filthy, as well as fatal. They arise from impurity and contamination of the blood, and are to be seen all around us, everywhere. Thousands daily are consigned to the grave from the direful effects of this disease. But why trifle any longer, when the remo'y is at hand? DR. LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER—the only effectual prepartion now before the people, that does Its work mildly and safely. It does not close the issue superficially, while "Foul corruption mining all within, Infects unseen." But Purges the Entire System of all Impure Matter, In vigorates the Body, and leaves the Afflicted in the Enjoy ment of Good Health. To convince the skeptical of its healthy effects, try but one bottle, and be convinced.— Sold by all the Druggists is this plans, and dealers through- out the country. o nov 2J lin 45 .6V - Watches and Jewelry. REMO V A L GEORGE C. ALLEN, in business in Wall street, for the past TWENTY-TWO seas, has removed to No. 415 BROAD WAY,. one door below Canal street, where he has just opened a new stock of WATCIIES and JEWELRY of en tirely new and beautiful stele,.; also, SILVER AND PLA TED WARE. He is constantly receiving the latest styles of Watches and Jewelry, by every Steamer direct from the manufac turers in Europe. Watches cleaned and repaired in the best manner by the finest London and Geneva workmen. GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry and manufacturer of Jewelry, Watch Cases and Silver Ware, Wholesale and Retail, 415 Broadway, onedoor below Canal street, New York. [nov 30 ly 46 'The Great English Remedy! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clacks, M. D.. Phy. siciatf Extraordinary to the QUeen. This well known medicine is no itupssition, but a sure and safe remedy fur Female Difficulties and Obstructions, from any cause whatever; and although a powerful reme dy, it contains nothing hurtful to the constitution. To &wan. LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It will, In a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lawness of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful diseases Gamic „sinned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure "'When all other means have failed These Pills have never been knoWn to fail where the • directions on the 2nd page of Pamphlet aro well observed. For full particulars. get a pamphlet, free, of the agent N. B.—sl. and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any author , ixed agent, will insure a bottle, containing over 60 pills, by return mail. KAUFFMAN & CO., Agents for Lancaster. July 10 par The American Medical and Toilet meampt Book.—This twat contains Recipes and Direitions for making all the most valuable Medical preparations in use; •also Recipes and full and explicit directions for making all the moat popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, Lingo . ants, Hair Restoratives, and Toilet Articles. If you are suffering with any chronic disease—if yon wish a beauti ful complexion, a fine head of hair, a smooth face, a clear skin, a luxuriant beard or moustache—or if you wish to know anything and everything in the Medical and Toilet line, you should, by all means, peruse a copy of this book. For full particulars, and a sample of the work for perusal, (free,) address the publisher,T. F. CHAPMAN, oct 30 3m 42] o. 831 Broadway, New York. Aar Equality to Alli Uniformity of Price I A new feature of Business: Every one his own Sales man. Jones & Co., of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store. 602 Market street, above 6th, in addition to having the largest, most varied and fashionable stock of Clothing in !Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have roust!. toted every one his own Salesman, by having marked in' .figures, on each article, the very lowest price it can-be mold for, so they cannot possibly vary—all must buy , alike.' The goods are all well sponged and prepared and great ,pains taken with the making, so that all can buy with the: fall assurance of gating a good article atthe very lowest Remember the Ereseent, In Market, a bove 6th, N 0.80.1 fob *I .19,6 JONES &CO.' • - emu " suorpitives.. iThe Adirertlisar, having beensestored -to health h 2 a few weeks by a:Very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with - a severe lung affection, and thatdread amass, Clonnicaption —4s anxious to .inake knawn lo his fallow sufferers the means of cure. , . Teal who desirelt,he will send a copYof the grescrip• tion used (free of charge,) with the dlrectlionsibr preparing and using the mine, which they will find la max OUSE 147111. CONsIMPTIOX, deT13X4,13801101111!LS, de. ,ilseonly.object of the advertiser In sending the Prescript' is In benattlhe afflicted, and spread.information which nonce's/isle be Invaluable, andhe hopes every sufferer will try blares:m(ly, as it will coat them nothing, and may pro e a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will p s i p ts so addreas REV. EDWARD A.. , oct 16 ly 40] Kings cou ty, New York. ea-A Great Medicine for _Pcnaales,.. Hundreds of stimulant.- have been in anted and sold, purporting to be specific in, the, various diseases and derangements to whip* the dalleatirform of woman render her subject. The raftlt of all Haim ntimulants has been to impart momentary activity to the r ogerions system, and false vigor to the dmiskkt; bat Able - Mil has been sue. seeded by a depressicinntirprostintlen - greater than before; and the repeated attempts of havilldelitiAmlld themselves up by these false yinit, have finally - elided In destroy. ing what little vital organ's:Wm:twee left. But in using " likerhaves Holland Bitters,"-yeawill find no such disas trous results. It is a purely vegetable compound. prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the;' manner of the celebrated Holland' Professor,,Borrhare: Mader Ito Influ ence, evcryperre and intliele - readvar'new 'strength and vigor, appatitirandsieep return, end finallY:perfeethealth. Bee advertisement - 1n another column.- tinov-13 inn 44 . .. _ . i,p The The higheat point.. Of, physical health, and mental comfort, can be, obtained kr, we 0n1y3(4.10t it. No matter how broken down one may be with either Cotonimption, Asthms,-Bronchitle, Liver Complaint, Disease:l . of the Ileart, - . Goughi, Odds. Nerv ous Afflictions, or what is termed General litibility, a remedy of ,eipleasard and certain zharactes , can odways be commanded.. Let nobody say that any.ofi these maladies, in their moet apPalling stages, cannot be : tweet for,' they can. Thousands in the United States can feelingly testify to this truth, and offer themselves, and their experiences, as evidences. With the "spread of intelligence to all quarterly of the globe (thanks to steam and the magnetic telegraph) comes a corresponding acknowledgment of truths which were hitherto concealed beneath ..tioe-rubbish of. traditionary ignorance. People no longer believe that they must be doctored in the old style to get well. They now feel assured that no case of physical 'mitering (of-course excepting such cases as are the result Of accidents and direct injuries) Is hopeless. Nothing has done more towards establishing this beneficent fact than the scientific preparation by Dr. 0. PLUMPS Baows, No. 21 Grand street, Jersey city, N. J., called Tile AVACIAN BALSAM. "It is a great medicine," writes one of the prominent members of the Medical. Academy: '. I have witnessed its benefits in many cases, and am truly thankful that so grateful a panacea has been discovered." It strengthens and invigor ates with the first doses. It pervades every part of the system, driving out impurities, giving strength for weak ness. cheerfulness for despondency, flesh :for emaciation, ruddiness fur paleness, activity for languor. It is, indeed, an " Elixir of Life," and as such it should he prized by the people at large. A large bottle of ACACIAN BALSAM can be obtained for $2. Sold by A. B. KAUFMAN, Sole Agent, Lancaster. Also specimen bottles, price 25 cents each, may be. ob trained as above by all who wish to give this remedy a trial. nov 13 i lm 44 MARRIAGES On the 6th inst.. by the Rev. Jacob. Shower, Dr. Alexan der C. Freeman, formerly. of this city, now of Tippecanoe, Ohio, to Miss Angeline E. Hutchens. of the latter place. On the 13th lost., by the Rev. J. J. Strine, Martin J. De olinger, Jr., of West Lampeter, to 11.11sa Anna B. Groff, of Bast Lampeter. On the 15th inst., by the same, M. 11. Moore, of West Ilenipfield, to . Miss Barbara Stoner, et - Hallam twp., York county. On the Ist inst., by Rev. W. T. Gerhard,! Henry S. Metz gar to Mary Ann Hollinger. On the 4th Bast., by the same, Williamßaghton to Chris tiana Sprecher, ellof PetersbnlßY • On the 6th lust., by r •lpzt. Jacob . Reinhold; William S. Smith; of Repho . . - DEATHS. In this city, on the 15th inst., Samuel Stine, in the 75th year of hie age. In this city, on the 13th lost., Catharine. E., wife of Dr. Henry F.. Muhlenberg, and niece of Hon. Simon Cameron, in the 36th year of her age. In this city, on the 13th lust, William Toelle, in the 43d year of his age. In this city, on the 12th inst., George Deitrich, aged 43 years, 9 months and 14 days. In this city, on the 11th Inst., Dana, son of Dana and Lucy Graham, aged 3 years and 6 months. In Eden, on the 11th last., George J., son of Daniel and Catharine Gall, ged 4 years, 2 months and 1 day. In Jefferson City, Missouri, on the Bth lost, Susan, wife of John W. Smith. and daughter of the late Peter Reed, of this city, in the 26th year of her age. Manhoim, on the 11th inst., at the residence of her son.in-law, Samuel Ensmingei, Anna Sammy, relict of John Sammy. deceased, and grandmother of the publisher of the 51anheica Sentinel, aged 79 years, 4 months and 25 days. In Rapho township, on the 10th Inst., Mary A. Musser, relict of the late John Masser, aged 53 years, 9 months and 27 dsys. THE MARKS TS Lancaster Wholesale Grain Market. Corrected weekly by J. R. Butt= & Bao., Forwarding and Commission Merchants, North Queen street. LAIICABTIII, November 19. Flour, Superfine, ill bbl... ... ... ..., ..... . .$5.50 " Extra "l. .. .. .. . ... , . . 6.56 White Wheat, iFf bushel ... ... . .. '. . ....... 1.95 Red ii " ... . . . 1.25 Corn, old . . .. .. . . 65 e ..new • • ••• Oats Aye Cloverseed Whiskey, in bhds " in bbls.. Philadelphia Market. • PEIrLADELI"IIIA, Nov. 17. Flour continues dull; sales at $5.26@16 37 for superfine; $5 50@5 75 for extra; $5 81 1 ,4@6.00 for extra family, and $6.25W,50 for fancy. Wheat dull, with l isales of red st $1 31)©1.35, white at $1.40©1.45. Three t ousand bushels prime old yellow Corn sold at 68169 cents , and new at 53 @55 cents. Bacon steady at cents fot sides, and 9;4 cents cash for shoulders. Whiskey dull at 22%®23 cents. Baltimore Market. Barrtmotur. Nov. 17. Flour 1214 cents lower; Howard street and Ohio $5.1234. Wheat dull and lower: Red $1.20(41.30, and White $1.30 @1.55. Corn heavy; Yellow 63@71 cents, and White 65© 73 , ante. Provisions dull and unchanged. , Whiskey dull at 20V,(4)203 cents. 'Femmes' BANK op LANO/ATca, } • NOVBIGIER ern, 1860. TIIVIDEND NOTIO.B. , —Tho Directors J_,/ have this day declared a dividend of one dollar and seventy-five cents per share, being three and a Ralf per cent, payable on demand. EDW. H. BROWN, Cashier. nov 20- 3t 45 rloltl AND SEE! YING BUSI'NESS. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWNSHIP IN MONT GOMERY, CHESTER AND LANCASTER COS, PA. To Canvass for Goodrich's (Peter Parley)New History of all Nations, (750 PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS AND 70 MAPS.) The Encyclopedia of Aniiii Nature, TILE FARM, THE GARDEN AND TIE FAMILY. (In English and Gorman,) 1350 Illustrations. These works are issued by The Auburn Publishing Cotm puny and sold only to subscribers. They fire useful, In structive and entertaining for every family. Samples of the above works can be seen and our liberal terms learned by all who would like to caneass for them, by' calling at the Post Office, Conshohocken or addressing PUBLISHING lAGENT, nov 20 3m 45] Conshohocken, 51oritgimery co,. Pa. PUBLIC pursuance of an or der of the Orphans' Court of Lancastir County will be sold, at public sale, at the public house f Henry Bear, in Strasburg Borough, at 2 o'clock, P. M., on SATURDAY. the' 2nd day DECEMBER nest, all that "certain PIECE OF GROUND, late the estate of Mary Black, deceased, con taining 2 ACRES AND 32 PERCHES, nedt measure, sit uate in said Borough, fronting on Decatur street, and ed.j.•iiiing property of William Spencer and others, on which is erected a DOUBLE TWO-STORY BRICK ING, Brick Barn, Carriage House, and other improve. meats. There is a fine young Orchard on the prem ises, and a Well of never-failing Water. The ground is in a high state of cultivation. This property is one of the most desirablelin the Borough of Strasburg. Torma—flash on the Ist day of Aprii ne e lt. nov 20 to 45 . ) WILIIAiII BLACK; a ministrator. Ci HEEIEFEWS CHEAP BOOR STORE, NO.SJ 32 NORTH QUEEN' STREET, Is the cheapest place in the City 'to get MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS STANDARD WORKS I In every department bf Literature. Also; - School Books and SchoofStatlonery. Comprising all thq various Reading and Spelling Hooke, • Arithmetics, Algebra°, Grammars, Etymologies, Dictionaries, Histories, Philosophies, and all the School Books need in the various public and pri vate Schools of the City and Country, together with Copy and Composition Books, Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Blank Beaks, Slates, Leadabd Slate Pencils, Pens and Holders Ink, - Lekstands, Rulers, and the most complete - assortment of School Stationery on hand and for sale at the lowest prices of any place in the city. Diaries for 18611 Diaries for 1861, very cheap. Almanacs for 18611 Almanacs for 18611 Almanacs for 1861 I All kinds I .All kinds! All kinds! Whelstutie and . Retail! Any article 'not on hand promptly furnished Without extra amigo at • JOHN SELEAFFER'S Cheap Book Store, No. 32 North Queen street, next door to the Examiner & Herald Office. [nov 20 tf 45 VAL CABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR ,SALE.—The following Valuable City Property will be Offered at public sale, at the National Hotel, North Queen. street, Lancaster, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of DEOEMBER, 1860: No. 1. That substantial THREE-STORY BRICK i t: . MANSION, now in the occupancy of John :Black, Esq., situated on the corner' of East. range and Lime streets, with the LOT OF CiROUND 100 feet front on Orange street, and 08 feet on Lime street. The house Is new and substantial, and is divided- Into 2 Parlors, Hill, 2 Sitting Rooms, Dining Room and Kitchen, with Range on let floor; a Hall, 7 Chambers and Bath with hot and cold water on 2d floor; Hall and 7 Chambers on the 3d floor. It occupies one of the handsomest, most airy and healthy locations for a dwelling in the city, being but three blocks from Centre Square. -The 'lime street frord is :enclosed with cut sandstone wall--with railing. '• The grounds are laid off into flower plots, had are ornamented with flowers, shrubbery, fruits and' vines. Therelvalse - - a Brick Wash and Smoke House, an Ice Rouse, Well of Water with Pump, and Hydrant. Purchasers are Invited to call and examine. N 0.2. That TWO-STORY BRICK AND. AITIO DWELLING, 24 feet 9 inches by 30 feet, with TWO. STORY AND ATTIC BACK BUILDING, 14 feet by 54 feet, situated fronting on East Orange street, adjmning No-1, and now in the occupancy of Hen. Geo. Sauderson; containing Hall, Parlor, Dining Room, 2 Kitchens with Range, and 2 Pantries on let floor: 6 Chambers with Beth, &c., on 24 floor; 6 'Chambers on 3d floor: The house is new, freshly painted 'and papered, and is furnished with Closets throughout. Lighted with Gas and heated by Furnace. It also has a Rain Water Cistern with Pump in the Kitchen, and Hydrant in the yard. Alley way in No. 3. That TWO-STORY. BRICK .AND ATTIO DWELLING, 24 feet 5 inches front of:I B. Orange r street, with TWO-STORY AND ATTIO BACK BUILDING, 14 by 86 feet, now in the pcmdancysrt 'amt. Charles Poor, and adjoining N 0.2, containing Hall, Parlor, Dining Room and Kitchen, with Range atui.Ont Kitchen on the let floor; 5 Chambers and Bath on 2rl floor; and 5 Chambers on 3d floor. The house is new, heated by Fur nace and lighted with Gas; Hydrant In the yard. Alley way in common with No. 2. 7 . No 4. Also, will be mold with No. :1 ex No.B a LOT OF GROUND, in rear of No. 3, and extending to pnblie alley, 161 feet long by 27 feet wide,. on which ifferected a Brick Stable and Carriage Hones, 16 feet by 32 feet, covered with elate. Also, Hog Pep, Hen Honsa. Corn Crib, &c. inches 6. Also, Thad, TUBER LOTS OR GRGILLND, 68 feet 6 by 150 feet, situated fronting on Beat Orange street, between Ann anti Haviland streets, and adjoining property of George King and.Aire 'Gory. No. 6. Also, that TRACT ORLAND, ilitnated fronting on Plumb street 654 feet, on New Holland; Turnpike 102 feet, on Pennsylvania Railroad 659 feet, and on East alley 614 feef, containing 6 ACRES, more or leafy and le.oapablo of being divided into a large fitunber of buildinglota. • Sale to commence at 6% o'clock, P, 11L,. when confilbione will be made known by c aAB.l3l4clc. las astroraattelt °Tic: ms,:irtio *tabs iespective decedents-hereunto annexed, are Bled in.ttur Register's Moe of Lincsster county, Dir axi tlrmstion.and-alkiwanar, at an Orphans' court, - ¢o be held in the'earirt House, In the Qty of Lancaster, on. the third - MONDAY in DBOHKEIRR nett, (the 17th,} at 10 o'eb3ck, A. M. _ . . George Heller, Wart *called township . GulrdiaashiP Amount. By jam Eoyer;finardisn of Nanny Heller, a r child Of deenased. , , Baran Flory, Bait Donegal townahip. By Alirahani . Btaq, Administrator. Bamuoi K. Weaver ; Csernsivon township. By Martin C. Weiser, Executor. Jacob Springer,Mounty Joy township. By Benjataindrodi, 'Executor. • Mary J. Revery, City of loneaster[Guirdienship Atanutt: By Bey. C. C. Clay and Henry J. M. Edey, Guardians of James Savory, who bas attained his majority. _ - Henry Heist., Penn township. Guardianship.deeortnt. By. ioeeph Bucher. Guardian_ of Aufinstita B. Heist, a minor ! son of decemed. . fich.nader, Borough, of /3y. Seery Stauffer; Levi. Brown, 'Patton . township. Guardhuiship Accannt. By Samna] Wood, Guardian of.Elarriet EL Wood, a grandchild of deceased. - - Raney ModerwelL, Drumore towns*, By filarnalisni Col• . Ens, Administrator. • . Samuel Jones, ))rumors township. By Cornelius OM wv, Executor. James A. Sterrett, Borough of Mount Joy. By . John S. Sterrett, Executor. John Dougherty, Lancaster city. Guardianship Account. By. Philip Dougherty, Guardian of Hannah Dougherty, minor daughter of deceased. Abraham M. Smith, West Hamplialdlownship. By John S. Smith, Administrator- Christian Hershey, Manor township. Absent shies 1845, and supposed to be dead. By John S. Mellinger, Ad ministrator. Rev. Joseph Horst, Lescoch township. Guardianship Ac count. By Jonas Weaver, Gomrdian of Magdalena . Weaver. a minor grandchild of deceased. Jacob L. liciwery, Strasburg township. By Adam Mowei7, Administrator. Elizabeth &never, Csernarvon township. By tileorge W. Compton, Administrator, . Henry L. Killian, Familia, East Earl township. - BY Reuben K. Sobnader; Administrator. Cornelhui Hermon. Drnmore township. Guardianship Ac count. BY B. L. Gregg, .John _L. Gregg, and Patrick Glackin, Guardian, of the minor of deceased. John Williams, Er., Badman:try township. By William I. Rea, surviving Executor. John Greiner, Penn township. By Dorothea Greiner and Joseph Greiner; Executors. Richard licOrann, Jr., CRY of Lancaster. By John Mc. Govern, Jr, Administrator. Samuel Bossier, West Donegaitownship. By Jacob Bossier and Christian Bossier, Administrators, Henry Grove, Conoy township. By. Samuel Y. 'Horst, Administrator. John Heller, East LampOter township. By Abraham D. Heller, Administrator. John Longenecker. East Hempfield township. Guardian ship Account ,By Abraham.D. Heller, Administrator of the Estatecot John Heller, daceased, surviving Gnardlan of the-minor children of John-Longeneeker.,deteatieL John Dangler, Warwick township. By Elias Bomberger and John Mumnsa,..Administratore. Benjamin Landis, Bapho township. ' By BerliaMin 111. Greider, Executor. Elizabeth Haituutn, Borough of Manbelm... 'Phial Account of Henry Shaffner, Testamentary Guardian of Adeline Arndt, late Hartman, a legatee under the Will Of deed. Jacob Dauer East Earl township.' By' Caroline- Hiner, AdministrAriNath the Wilt annexed. - JotloPh HuntepatiOr, Mount Joy township. - By Samnel Eby,. Execute r., • George Hockey, Bart township. Guardianship' Account By Samuel S. Baughman, Guardian of George'_ Washing- ton Rockey, a minor child of deceased.:. - - John Mcgaekey., Sallsbut7 township. By Robert J. Houston,..Administrator. James .0: SlcKissick , Borcingh,of Columbia. Guardianship Account. By Samuel Trumcott, Guardian of Lilly and John McKissick, minor children of diceased. Robert 8.. Wright„ Borough of Columbia. By. Amos 8. Green, Administrator;pandente Tile. " Elizabeth Frank, West Donegal township. By Samuel Brand and George Byrod, Executors. , Henry . Flickinger. Borough of Adamatown: By Esalas Billingfelt, Administrator. George Bard, Sr., EaSt Lampeter township. By George Bard, Samuel Bard and Henry Shreiner, Executors. Jacob Collins, Borough of Washington. Guardianship Ac count. By Joseph Schoch, Guardian of the minor child ren of deceased. Jacob Brubacher, East Cocalico township. GiardlanAhip Account. By Daniel Kline, Guardian of Samuel Wm bacher, one of the minor children of deceased. JOHN JOHNS, Register, - ' RoolsTEB:8 OFFICE, Lancaster, Nov. 19, 1860. nov 20 4t 45 ASSIGNED - ESTATE OF THOMAS 3. BAILEY.—Thomas J. Bailey, of Bteelville, Chester, county, on the sth day or NOVEMBER, 1860, made a voluntary assignment of all htsestatO to the undersigned for the benefit of creditors: Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims to present them to the undersigned; and those indebted are reAueited to make immediate pay ment. WILLI43I Syszt.mus P.'o., Chester Co. ,[nov 23 6t 45 S TEPP'ING OPT BY THE BARD OP TOWER HAIL. When Buneombites their tongues keep still, And flowing rivers run up bill; When. fire won't barn ' And ice-won't cool, And whales and boys don't go td school ; When women do not sigh and pont To dress in styles the " latest out," And don't deceive the Public's eyes, With double-breasted, cotton lies; When lawyers kindly make their pleas As well withoutots with their fees; When preachers practice what they preach, • And Shylocks do not over-reach ; When right hands of the get:Crone few, • Know naught of what the left hands do; Wheit %necks don't make the balms and pills Which cure—no matter what the ills; • ' When Yankees do not make and.sell The wooden nutmegs, known so well; • When cool men all, yes, ev'ry one, Give pounds two, thousand for a toad.. When milkmen's pumps don't yield, alas! More profit than their cows and grass ; When girls don't west, in spits of corns, Tight shoes beneath their silks and lawns ; Wheit tales oft told don't larger grow, Like snow balls rolled about in snow; And secrets told to A and B, Don't go straight through to Y and Z; When buttered bread, the school boys' pride, Balls not upon the buttered side; When doctors do not disagree And "tweedle dam" is " tweedle dee:" Then, States may'ask "Shall we secede?" But not till then—Oh I no indeed/ With heart to heart and hand in hand, In states United we will stand I The Noavo and Bourn, and EAST and WEST, Will be, in Union, loved and blessed; And TOWES HALL shall proudly tower, Majestic in its means and power .To furnish all with garments rare, The very beet, at prices fair, Now where's the State, oh I where, we shout, That" e'er will think of stepping out? The largest and most complete assortment of Ready Made Clothing in Philadelphia, now on hand, and for Bale at the lowest possible prices, at •TQWER 518 MARKET Street, .between Fifth and Sixth .ats , Philadelphia. BENNETT fr . . LANCASTER COUNTY RANK, November 6th, 1860. THE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY declared a dividend of four and one half per cent. (43.) on the capital stock paid In, payable on demand. nov 6 3t 43] • W. L. PEIPER, Cashier. APPL .E St AP IE. LES!! The largest and finest assortment of Apples ever ho Lancaster, including every variety of Choice Grafted Fruit, for sale wholesale and retail at' the Match Factory, near the Railroad Depert.'All who want apples are invited to call. Prices - tow. nov 23 3t 44] . . H. 81.IIIBEIPC. HA.G E BROTHERS Have now in store a Large stock of DOMESTIC DRY 7 HOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING' (loops, which have been carefully selected for their Pall Piles— and will be offered at LOWEST PRICES. • [now 6tf 43 ADIES' 'CLOTH CLOAK'S •In all the 'NEW STYLES-comprising—the ARAB, the WALKING CLOAK; the BOUKNO, the FULL BLACK, &e., • Also, a large stock of HEAVY FRENCIL BEATER and. FINE BROADCLOTHS sultusble for Cloaks, etich'sefil be rondo up to order iu any style desired, at short notice, by nos , 6 tf 43] HAGER& BROTHERS: I ADIES , FURS. LADLES , FURS. L HALER cE BROTHERS have just received a large assortment of FANCY , -FURS, consisting of Mink, Stone Martin, Russian. Fitch, Siberian' Squirrel and Silver Martin, Which will be sold- at low prices. - .[nor 8 tf rill if tfir, BROT.IL ERS invite attention to their Large Btock of CARPETS AND OIL' CLOTHS. , CROSSLEY'S BRUSSELS AND VELVET CARPETS, TAPESTRY, INGRAIN, LOWELL SUPERFINE, VENITIAN, DUTCH HEMP . AND RAG CARPRT.6. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SHEET OIL CLOTHS. The above goods in a groat variety of new designs at greatly reduced prices. [nov 6 ti 43 MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. A Large Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING manufactured in superior style, of best ribrlcs. Also, Cloths, Casaimeres, Over.Coatingti, Sattineter, Vest logs, Jeans. &c., to which we invite attention. nov 6 tf 43] HAGER & BROTHERS. CHINA, GLA'SS' AND quirxiaysw Ityt. 10 o lbs. PRIME FEA,Z.E.II 1I9„., for sale by HAL ER & .11110THEit8. nov 6 DISSOLUTION OF IPARTNRN6OI:IIP:*;•• The cliparteenibip heretofore existing bettveeti - ,the subscriberigin the Cabinet Making. and' Carpenter busi ness, in the vlllagerofEarlyille, Lancaster county, trey dis solved by mutual consent on the 26th. of October, .1860, of which the public will take notice, Buis REEMSNYDER, . . no* 64t* 43j ' JOSEPH s.-scrrARLEY. TE' CHERSPI.INST.ITIITE. An Institute for the 'Teachers, of Lancaster County, will be held in Fulton Hall, Lancaster city, commencing on MONDAY, the 3rd day of DECESIBEIt, at DI o'clock, A. M., and continue during the, week. A vast amount of interesting and useful matter will be brought before the Institute by means of Lectures, Close Drills, Essays and Discussions. The services of able Lecturers have been secured. For full particnlars see Posters. By Order of the Committee of Arrangements.,nov , It 44 6 6 EY STAND- YE ALL THE DAY VT - IDLIdr —Any Lady or Gentleman in the 'United States. possessing from $3 to $7, can enter into an easy and respectable business, by which from $6 to $lO per day can be nein - .Tor Pertiettlarf, iddreSt (wNtratamp,) W. It ACTON *CO.. Aim 25 3m 37] North ,Sixth Street, Philadelphia- OI L 011, Sweet 011, 0111 of SPIRE, STONR, SENRHA, SASSAFRAS, *a, . . For sale at THOMAS ELLMAKERS Drug & Cbeudeal Store, West Ring 'treat, Lauer. cab B. ViTOOri.--Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood Vl' of the boa 4 quati ty,ArdamillbdrAti. Office East °Mugs iitioet, 2d door from NartliOileeis at Oraedia Landing cm ttusOoneetoim. Ur: 20 tf, 24 o s, acci...o.tnnainomi cloves, 8a.131 , Ftestra, SAMING SODA, CREAM TARTAR, 'Rite MEGS, Ac. Doi- sale at THOMAS ELLMAIEWS DrAg & - OherakiAStore West , King - ibliet Tanen .'•, • PTIOTOGRAPRY, BltAlioll*9, executed In the beet atylko ,known the art., et , . , . 0.- G. 012AN'E'S GALL,ERY;. 532 Arch Street, last of Sixth., Philadelithla. Life Nee In 011 iuid PastiI;STEB.EOBOOEIO PORTRAITS.; Amtretypee, Daverreoty Ac., kir Oeses,,Mediallorus. 2 . 12 ?.5, /4°6 2, ac. . . , , • fang 14 /7 81 , W.9.YLABI de SWENT ZED., VON.. 1../ Linnet) practice Dentistry at their Mee, CO% North Queen Etteit r y half 'square Dam ,the P. X; D. Depot; law water, Pis: • ,• rue is mIsTATE DPAINOMAS - EI3IIILBLIN LATIS,. Li Of Little Britain twp., Lancaster enmity; deed.—Let tors testanisutalyonliteabove abate baying been granted to •the - subscriber. residing in said kownship, notice 'is .bershy given persona indebted . to - make immediate payload, and thee, having old= will present them duly awn lite 441 • - • --Szerartor. 106ITATE OP - 111611fEtif 313136116L81AN, 14 late of the Stet* of dfarylowl dred..--Lettors of Ad ministrationon the Adds of Elear7 Mwasehaso, got: the State of M n dwed,bwriag bees: grouted. to - the sulbserlber raddiutlw the Oily of Laneastar :call peewee indebted to odd estate are requested - to- make- immediate payment, and thole haring claims-WU present them, with out delay, properly authenticated for isthmoid. nos 6 6ts 43] - MiSTA.TICr OP PARK.-BIABON, LATE O F Matr.hisisne towasidp, deeessed.—lattsarteateasest sakt estate having bees meted to the on en. pezione 'indebted tharetoare requded to make -immedi ate payment, and those having demendsagainattise same will present them for sett/meat to the. undeedgned, -re siding in said tovn:adtip. -JACOB B. MANN, act SO Ate 42] . - - Preenter. MISTAIRK OFPBABIECILL JIBMIEISIII, LATE J 24 of Fulton twp., Inneaster antirty„ deed.—Letters of administration on the-above estate having been granted to the undersigned, residing in Little Britain twp., all perilous. Indebted to said estate. are requested to-make immediate payment, and • thole having claim against She same wily present them duly authenticated for settlement. . - sop 23 6t 37): JESSE JENBINB, Administrator, . A EINIONED ESTATE OW WILLIA M JACOBY.—Whereas William Jacoby, of , Earl sep off theaOth day of•OCTOBBIt; 1860,-made a voluntary assignment of ell his Estate, to . the ®designed- for the benefit- of Mr creditors: Notice is .hersby- given to persons having claims, to present. them to the - under signed, and those indebted are requested to make immedi. ate payment JOHN C. MARTIN,. O. &110111114 AN, oat 29 tit 411 vocuirvxus, P. O,,caster CO. • ACCOUNTS OF TELIIIST AND ASSIGN.. ED ESTATES.—Tbe Accounts of the following shamed Estates have been exhibited and tiled in the Ofilee of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Laureates county, to wit: . . . Jacob Bard's! Estate, Henry Shreiner, Committee. Jeremiah Cooper, Assigned Estate, Nathaniel Mayer, Assignee. Jamee 0. Ewing; Assigned Estate, Jno. Martin and Wm. Pickel, Assignees. 'John Greider, Trost Estate, Thomas Robinson, Trustee: Samuel Good, Trust Estate, H. B. Greybill. True • Samuel Rohr, Assigned Estate,- Martin B. Peiffer and Jacob R. Hoffer: Assignees. - - Robe Lancaster Paving' ee. Institution, Assigned Estate, T. L. rta, Assign Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in - any. of mid Estates, that the Court have appointed MONDAY, the 26th day of NOVEMBER, 1860, for the confirmation and allowance of the mid accounts, unless exceptions be be tiled or cane shown why said accounts should not be allowed. W. CARPENTER, Pro'y. Prom's' Ornos, Lancaster, October 27,.1860. oct SO 4t 42 TIIST PUBLIS D 0 SMITH'S NEW GEOGRAPHY, containing a concise text of Explanatory Notes with OVER ONE HUNDRED SUPS—. for the use of schools in the United States and Canada. No paina hare been spared to combine in this work all that is essential to a . • COMPLETE mil) COMPREHENSIVE CHOOL GEOG.RAPHY.; and great care has been takeniu its construction to render it of the greatest practical usefulness. in the school room and family. It will be found to answer the Otra Tnous- ANDESD Osa" Queen:nasked by inquidtive pupils, and that the study. of Geography, in this work, is.made a pleas-1 ing pastime. fottoolDireetors and Teachers supplied - at introductory rates... .For sale,.wholesale and retail, at J. ILIVFATELABFPNItI3, novl3 tf 44] Cor. of North Queen and Orange sta.. : • - ri_lilaNDPS ONE PRICE • , . . HAT AND OAP STONE. (Corner of the Five Story .Siock,). N. Wyet COHNEB. oP,NIOEMH AND, 44,02 . STB.EsTs t PBTLADA. The publicare respectfully invited to bear in mind that attbis Store may be foundaa. assortment of -Pashiotutble and Handsome , MOLESKIN DRESS HATS,SOFT• HATS, HIGH, LOW /OM =nut DE MI CROWN, . CLOTH' AND O , LAZED,,G4FB, Plush and Piusb Trimmed Hats and Ctlyrfor Me:nand BoYit; Fancy Hats end Caps for Children at Fair Prim. ARP' NO TWO.. PRICES, FOR. REGULAR GOODS. 'ER GENUINE FAMILY LIA.VIEVRS.' WIC. B. 110.1 i H 0 (TSB .4. IMPoRTEILS ADIT.WHOLZENA DBALEICH IN BRANDIES, WINES, GINS ATID beg leave to call the attention of the citizens of the United States to their Pure Winea and Liquors, put up under their own supervision, for Family and Medicituil. - USe,. In cases assorted to suit customers. Clubs, Military and other public bodies, who require to, purchase in large or small quatttities, to mks or bottles, will be liberally dealt with. Price List sent on application. OLD Y oltEltousE Bi"Tt TES. Recommended by the Stet physicians as the.best remedy known forDyspepets, Indigestion, Debility, and all Nervous Diseaies. As a beverage, it is pure, wholeaome, and deli cious to the taste. Bold by all Druggiats. • WM. R. MOREHOUSE' lk CO., FroP'rE7 3 and Exchange 11..0 N • Jersey City; F. S.—The subacribere wish to engage a fli'w actitla mer 4 as Local and Traveling- agents for their hones, to whom liberal inducements will be offered: For particulars, ad , dress as above. tirAigIIPAOTIIRING ANDSEANINGF M.ll.- 111 L . CHINA prLeo.r. . The undertigued ire 'now . prepared to stiatinfactpre'; at, the Sewing Machine Depot, Centro Square, Lancatter, • Pa, either wholesale or, retail, any. number of Ladies' Cloaks and Mai:4lllas, ,Glentlernen'el Shirts . and Wrappers, And ChildibierClotlifinkbf, every description. Also,' elf kinds Of SEWING AfACRENE done to order. Also, a large variety of LADIES' GARMENTS, Cloaking Cloth,.Lace, Inserting, Cord and Tassels, Edging,. Collars, Fancy setts dt Col Tara 'land Sleeves, Head . Nets, F.d.rta, Hoop Skirts, Pearl Pine, Buckles, Rid Gloves, Zephyr, Handkerchiefs. T. immings, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, Gentlemen's Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers, Collars, Neck-ties, Hose, Gloves, Suspendere, Pearl Studs and Sleeve Links, Silk Thread, Needles, 011 and 011 Cane for Sewing Machines, and a variety of other articles for sale. Also, a large assortment of S TF I N G M A CH:INE • ff, - ", such as Grover & Baker's, Wheeler NWllson's, I. Singer's, Ladd, Webster & Co's., Harris, Bondoir, and others. nov 6 3m 433 DELLINGER Jr. CO. . - VN I PQ G N , lr . D DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS ON WOOD, N. N. Ooßitin ISTII AND CHEATANJT. Sthasys, PHILADELPHIA. Exemite all kinds of WOOD ENGRAVING, with beauty; correctness and despatcb—Original Designs furnished for Fine Book - Illustrations—Persons wishing Cuts, by sending a Photograph or Daguerreotype, can have views of COLLEGES. CHURCJIES: COTTAGES, STORE FRONTS, PORTRAITS. MACHINES, • STOVES, PATENTS, .to. Engraved as well as on personal application. FANCY ENVELOPES, LABELS, BILL HEADINGS, SHOW BILLS, VISITING, BUSINESS and other . CARDS, engraved In the highest style of the Art, andht tbe lowest prices. For Specimens of Iles Engraving,. Fes the Illustrated Works of J. B. LIPPINCOTT & Co., E. H. BUTLER .4 Co., Ac., [oct 231 y 41 CO , BYRNE . SOPITEL.EABT CONNER OP STH AND RACE STREETS,, 'PHILADELPHIA. Respectfully calls, the attention of the pnblio, to his splendid assortment of HATS. STRAW GOODS. CAPS. LAMES' runs, CHICDRENS' FANCY BEATERS - Li and - FELT HATS, MI of which cannot be excelled, and at. moderate prices. Also, Hamlin:labs' Vest $3.00 HATS that can be obtained' in the city: Call end examine. .AE Remember the Sign of the Lion, - Tiger andliwir.• ,• , } DEADY JU.AIItE CLOTHING / • it A large and complete assortment of • , . , SEASOItAIILS. .700 NEN AND 80Y.73.., Made In superior style of best fabrics. Also CLOTHS, .CASSIIIRDES, DV,ERCOATINGS, SATOIDTTS, — ,YESTINGS, . • 3MAXB, , '•For stde"at lowestkprices by ' • . erg 21 tf 32 ILAGER •&, BROTHERS. OTICE"••TO- PALR'Id-BRISI• I have received at my Agriculture,' Implenienr• and Seed Warehouses large stock of the Telegraphltity, Straw and Corn Fodder Cutters &four sizes,' Coleman's Farm Chopping Mill, with Process's Improvement, Corn ekelters, Ploughs and Plough Castings, York-Oannty Roofing Slits Clover Seed. ,Sc., Are. •;1 Farmers are invited to. give me a - call, Encl examine I stock, aa.l will sell Et the lortest 'prices. ' • ••. • - 'ADAM Et BARB, = Agrichlttlnitlnplement and Seed Warehouse, E King street,' neat' 4o,orlo.Lanes' Dry Goods StorsiLancastar: - • oet • ' - _ Magnificent Areeoitment of lJ all lb's 'newest styles imported this season, with every new material,. made up and trimmed in the very beet man tier, at prime that defy all competition, at the Cloak Store; N. E. corner ef . ElOth and "Walnut streets, delphla. ,fILOASCS...-The Viti Cloak. Store, Sio: I._/.142 North Sightteetreet. 'Every one ie talking of the great banal - Oa and ,sapericir qtrilllty of the eloake at the new Cloak Store, `Nb. 142 N.*Efghili street, Philadelphia. • ArILOMECS..-.lf-yatt waniFittie lbest'inattis for your money, go to'the City 'Crkink Store, No. 142 N. Eight greet, above Cherry; Philadelthis.' • • City Cloak Stoiii No. VV 142 North ,Eighth street, YtilladelpNa, le wag to be 4116 bait and ctleapinit efou t¢ the city. • = - ac CLOAKS S CLOAKS f CLOAKS WHOLLIAT,E NNERS, R 'll7 0 r&L' TT O 'l F 'TII.I , 'Et BA if - 0 if AT THE ' LOWRST CASA ,',PRICES. =ROE:ANIS OWN AIATERSALS lUDS - IF DEMSED. HENRY WINS; act 80 2m 421 . 23 . 5. Ninth ntiant; Philadelp,BlA4- . T ItCORPORATED- 1 . 81.01 i I. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, 'CONN% CAPITAL. AND A55ET8 — 59313,7Q79.00. • , HUNTLI`IGTONi President. P. C. Atthr,liectetary. •, • •, Policies Issued and renewed; Josses 'equitably Wasted and paid ineniediately. upon :Satisfactory proofs. in New Pork funds, by ttibundeirsigned, the DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT. JAMBE BLACK, . . oct 43 1y,411 Akene for Lancaster Co. A STRAV COCA..-C . sitne to the premises of the subscriber, in Providence township, Lancaster cortnty, on. the Yth of August lest, a large light • RED COW, itiPliossd bS',about 11 years old;. ..apj with . a.widte stripe Over. the lack and . whitefore• P"'" head, and'blind of the right eye: The owner is requeszen to come foriiard, prove property, pay expeaSetc, and take her away--OCherwlee she will be disposed of aciording to law. 23 • .10141 , pet 3m 41 • . . . A MERICAN JAWS INSIMANDEI AND TRUST ObMPANY. _CAPITAL -STOOK, $500,009- OunkPlinrn Building. Walnut street, S. E. coroe . r of Fourth LIFE INSURANCE AT THE USUAL METWAVRATES, oratJoint Stock .Rates, . at about 20 per cent. less, or at Total Ahethemee Rates the lowest in the world. _ _ A. WHILLDIN, Proddent. J. 0. Sirs Secretary. rft 8 .1 13 4 1 . 1 31 4 .1-t FoUtn,. ll Pg.o l 7)et, 4gepti Jur Lanus, ter • [that , ' 4 ly 10 ; AirA i) Br E„ar. for the speedy and effeetual . Cure of, all. inilanuriationz, Peems,:lltietunattam,Dyepepela coal aver Complaint, Piles, tilmval, and MI Acute and Minato bileasei Adults and Childten.—Bend 3 sent Stamp to-kar. . • - - . Hundreds of ttsOmonialA. , , 2d70. Phils4'4 P: sir- Agency-LW. Oor. Tided and Asoh Bfreets. - AILTANTED.-.C/arksh to call and OXIIIM/1110 rtwDLiMOND, POINTED net& lt EMBER PEN, vartaated for Worth:Woad olunibil WEdTHANYY 8, N 0.44 North ilinoan arrest, Colmar at Oran% may 21 TIESIRARLJA REAL ESTATE 1 FOR - 1 1 / I Thaffili.Y.':titte.,4th ot. . ,Dsoolllllll next, the undersigned Adnainietrator, tritb. the lOC. an= muted, of the estate of George_Rupley, late of the Borough uf Washington. In the County Puicsustar i deceased, and. minitring Suentor of. Ams Fmk deoutaid, slittioUnd In execution of =soder id the, Orphans'.-Court souut7, r nlll all yuddlo.venditia at the "publie how of Boojemin Kauffman, Esq., in ac id .8=144 the :following reel legate, late of maid deamett,i., _ ft* ion OF OItOUND, situated In /03411 t, to DA numbered in thegamersi.gdess of said Ltermtglt .165," situated on the north aide of Maier Mint, bedeleenitruket street and the./lentpiliM rued, 'Winded on the Manor street, on the west and north by imitate all nom oa theeut by Lot strntosred4+l74,"-with a 0 MED FRAM, amp .3007..DWILGLLN0 ROMA With under lie and other sinall ontleaDdlegs thereon lobe murdosredl7.4 and moo, thrteorneeotliwookMtiet and the Bensidleid nond i lsounded oa the olithbillusee ilt...k.oti the, east by rinds on the l'ortAl*_; a eihnr, and .on** the west by. Lot No , 185, lIOO3E, jot within TWO-STORM:I DOll/11,1{ FRAME two tebeits 'attached; a Weeseile Shop, ' Ram Otniage. Hoe Stable, Own Crib, and a nu m= bar of Apple end; ther Fruit Tress thereon: _Lots Nos. 184, 176 sod 182, intuited the south Meet Rapho street, adjoining each other. bounded on the north • by said Rapho street, on.the east by the Renrpfteld road, and en the south and west by public alleys. Lots N 09,162.177 erullBl. situated adjoining each other, on the south side of Donegal atria; bounded on the north by said street, on the out by the Hemplield nerd, and on the south and west by public alleyn ' All the above described' Lots are enclosed with 'good fences, and are in a high state of culticatlon; Lot numbered 'fin," situated On the Muth Me of °ones) tone street; between Market atreedaud the RemptieM road' bounded on the north by. said street, on the east by ground a Edward diouse,,and on the south 'and west by public Bale will begin at,'.3 o'clock in the' afternoon. Ten= rash on the let of April next, nov 13 to 44] CHRIBTIO CIi&ELES, Admlnierntor and Executor, &e. DESIRABLE BOWEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Crt THURSDAY, NOVEidliiiii Zid; 1860, the 'undersigned will Sell, ley public vendne, - on the promisee, his hotel property in Welt King street, in the City of Lancaster, known'as THE SORREL HORSE HOTEL," in the first squire of the city. The 'property consists of a twoetory and attic BRICK TAVERN HOUSE, with a large basement, an extensive backhuild• ins: and large, commodious, airy and lira E proof 'getting,. sufficient, for 100 horses, and the lot of ground belonging thereto,- containing in front on West King street, 88 feet and 9 inches, and in depth • 215 feet to a public alley, adjoining' ,Property of Di. Wm.- - B. Fahnestock on the east; and Hon. A. E. Roberta on the weed: ''Thu yard is large,"with access tcrlt by wide alleys - in" This hotel is one of the beet in the - city for regular busi ness', baring always had its full. share of custom, and for the last several years has been increasing largely. Its proximity to Fulton Hall, (being the nearest hotel,) ewe it advantages over any other in the city. • Possession and indisputable title will be given on the first of April next. - Part of thepurchase money can remain on the ptmisee. Sale win begin at 6 o'clock on the evening of us.M nor .6 to 43] , ZACOB•LERIAN. lIBLIC 'SALE OF E. REAL ..STAT_E. e.; P. By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of berland county, I will aroma to public sale on the proud. es, on FRIDAY the 23rd of NOVEMBHR, 1860, at 11 o'clock, A. MC the real Cittote Ilitirge Buttoiff; deoeatildi situate bc Silver Bpring'township, Cumberland county: - Ist. A tract of laid which lies on the road leadinglrom kiiitiraticsbargtO Hogestown, about half way between the twoplaies„'ou which the said. George Billiard' lived, con— taining 17 acres and 13 perches, having a good ` FRAME HOUSE and Frame Barn thereon erected, . 613 with other out-lowsei, q cistereald'lddd water '- at the door, and all of whieh-le cleared and in a good state of ctiltivation;sind having , also an , orchard of apple and other fruit treason iK ' • End. -A trait of land adjoining , the above and "on the sibtleiroadosontaining 48 attus:snd illtperches; with :a good House and Bairn andictherlmprturetnehts,litttl Ili excellent; yorohg orchard andneverfalling water on it: The *hole' is cleared and tinder good fence except stoat Ave acres: • Terms made known on the day of - !GEORGE -BUTTOBYIk - Adm'r Geo' Brittorff,. dec'd. • nor 6 St 431 BEAUTY ITMOUT PAINT! Dr. F. BosiveWs Beautifier; F9a. *.icseoviara, TAN PIMPLES - AND. :F RECKLES , .And imparting a permanent Mem to the Commuss lON. .It renders rouge ; vermillion, pink-mincers and all other coloring material-foe the face; wholli imperil none. It supersedes entirely, all such dele terious mixtures. It fis the most astonishing, liegenerator of the Natural Itud . . . of the cheeks, and health to the complexion ever presented to the world. . -This BEAMFINaI is just what its name hapcirts, It ds another oe the extraordinary developments. or chemical eleotrie affinity, and operates like • Mating..klic± gq*elifist.Face Eandsome„ curing by degrees all the blots and dimooloratiOns .of the cuticle which so -often disfigure - the.most regularly conetructed visage. It imparts at the same time that permanent Bloom to tie Complexion,. which , is , only the rointit of the skin's excellent health,• and of the Turfed restoration of its natn- It thoroughly and immediately eurea Tan, Preekles, Salaams, PliStalss, Pimples, tme, Skin-Worms, Moth. and flmall-Pot Marks. . . Indeed,' its effect in ouch cases - is almost Mir:ta boos. Itit anti-inflammatory , nature is irresistibly.. It softens, soothes, man* neutrallies the trrita:' and restores tlie health of the part". affedted.; imparts a brill - hint; bloom to the cheek' and lips . ; it"ptoducesi tintonly excelled by nature itself without the poseibtlity of detedtion. . • • ; Freckles are at once Obliterated; Pimples disappera ae if under the operation .of a spelL POCK-MARS tune our in a manner scarce ly to.be'credited even by those who witness their. gradual extinction. .In short, the BEAITITEMEL is placed before the world far just what its inherent and unexampled medical properties warrant : not only as an article for the VoLlette ite , iond all brit as unquestionably, a Radical Face Embellisher never approached in Its perfection by any thing yet produced in the world. pRIOE, 60 CENTS PER PACKAGE, wile& can be sent to any part of the world, by mail, in-perfect ,safety. Vilna ,pnrebased of my Agents, or at my office, the Price is 50 Cants. The extra 10 cents is for postage. DR. F. W. lIMMLL'S Soperfliaom Hair Eradicator For removing the unnecessary and disfiguring hair that sometimes obtrudes Itself upon a fair lady's lips, chin, neck, arms or shoulder ; or persists in growing too low down upon her forehm.d. Dr. Boswell's Superfluous Hair Eradicator sweeps away all these little but annoying irregu -levities leaves the akin white and clean, arrests thelhair in its growth, and makes each apnt loblk is if tilled bisin originally produced by nature In its state of 'dazzling purity and perfection. Price $i . per bottle, which can be sent by mall to any part of the'world wttti perfect safety, free of postage. The Bliss of Marriage, Slue volume, 200 pages, 82mo. Prlee'in c10th,.215 cents. • This is 'decidedly. tfie ?most fascinating; interest bag, and really useful and practical work on Court ship, Matrimony, and the Duties and Delights of Married Life, that has ever been issued from the AxnericitiTress. All Ds:'Bosirsr.32l4 articles are sent by mail, free of postaga. AII order's must addressed to . ' ' _• • . DR. F: W. BOSWELL; No. 5 Beekman Otreet,lffne Yor7i, (onus ZEES PA= HARZ.) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS ,ieltViAt-ifa,V, Vail/ 4.414] .4R0. 3 1.477C - A SUIT Ft LATTIE TONIC D DYS P l° T o THE HITIVASARP NEW JERSEY AND APOTIIECARIEB, DRZOGISTB. T ORL I NRS ,AND:*- VATS ,YAMILIRB. WOLFE'S pm coIINAO BRANDY.. ' WOLFE% PURE MADICBIA, SHERRY AND POET.WINE. wourrs PUDE JAMAICA. AND ST. cnour rarsr. , WQLPS'S PURE SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY. ...A f, .N" 8.0 T . I beg leave to call' the attention Of the citizens of the United Stated in the above Wines _and ,Liquott, imported by lIDOLPII6 WOLF!. of New York, whose - name le,familiar In every part of this country for the purity of bletele brated Soarnour SCEMAPPB. Mr. ,Woune, in his letter to me, speaking of the purify of his .19116ns and . Lionel*, says: "I will stake the, reputation ai a;nten; my stanching as a Merchant of thirty',years' tesrdenerilo the City of New York, that all the BRANDY and Woes' whicht bottle are pure as imported, and of the beet qtudity, and 'Can be relied Upon by every purchaser." Every bottle. has the prOpeletor's name on the wax, and a few simile of his sign& lure on -Ike- certificate.. The - public.are respectfully in vited' to carrand thetiikelyes: For sale at, 13,4- 1.4 bytdrApethectuicti and Grocers in "Philadelphia: GEORGE H. ASHTON,'" . No. 832 Market West, Philadelphia, • Bole Agent for Philadelphia. ,Readtlie . follbwing from the New York o:wrier: Exedmotri Busts= rat ohs . 14w Yon Maracmtnt. We are happy in inform oar fellow—eitisens that'there is one place in our city - where the physician, apothecar4 and country merchant, can go and purchase pare Wines. add Llquore, as pure as imported, and of the best quality. ,- - - We do not Intend to give an elaborate description:: of tide merchant's extettairebusiness; although it will well repay - any stranger Or to visit Unotrao. Wourell exten. etre warehouse, Noe. 18, 20 and 22, Beaver street, and:Nos. 17, 19 and 21, Marketneld street: 'His stock of Schnapps on hand ready for shipment could not have been. lee/khan thirty thousand 'eases t, the Brandy,' some. teat thousand cases—Thitage Of 1838 to 1858; laid ten thousand Oases' of Madeira, Sherryand Port Wine, Scotch and Irish'Whie , key, Jamaica and Bt. Croix Rum, some very old ande'nual to any in this country. He ale; had three -large cellars, filled with Erandy,. Winei embe r ' under- Ocuttom . House key, ready- kw bottling. 111C:Votaa's sales' of Schnapps last rear amounted to env: hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hope in less than two years he may be equally sueeessfol with his Brandies and Wines. His - business merits the patronage of every lover Of his species. Private families who • with purer Wines: and Liquors for medical use should send their orders Alma to Mr. WOLFE!, until every Apothecary in-the land make up their .mindtt‘te .dlscard - the' poironomf 'stuff *dui their atielveand - replace it with Wcara's pure Wrtuat and • We understand:Mr. Won% for the accommodation of small dealers kr-the :country, 'pate up assorted cases, of Wines and Liquors. Such a man and such a'merchant, should be inntatned.sgainst'his teas of 'thousands ofoppo. nents hi the United States, who sell nothing but imita tions, niinons alike to human health and happiness. John D. Sidles, Grocer. N o . lB . Nast King sty.ltgent.. metal r tics, 11 k" V; A II T ;0 - Al l WH9I4IIIIALNGNONAN I / 4 WINN AND LAMB; NrOlt Nos. 186=181 North Sid stisot t RhUsflsishlo. .doe 26 1,1110 1111 LIM Qtamk, cato "Ix PAR.A. .wour..vcoNcuivrEATED" , •- • , • - . s .• oompouNE • FLUID ELETEAm BUORII A Wildly" and Specific Remedy__ Tor Diseaseirof the BLADDER, IC:U/NATSI.GRAIEL, and DROPSICAL awELLINGE.. , Thia: magmas iamaaat 440:power ,Thgeatlonc sad adios thaABSORBENTS hito • healthy 7 action. by which tbeIiVATERFAREGII,, Ptilepoeitio and all UN= NATURAL, L EnAAGHWENTII-Are wail ;ail PAIN ANDLNI LAIIkiArION. sad VI foe XXX,. W 11-1124 - ..,0 R, 0 naimEorays =rum. nnu.. • f•-•,..Fec Weaknessia Arising from Eicieway./labila g.Diaapaisaa,:Ead ma: Early la eretket or.A.hoes.. AresPDED,wrliC batuvaiduaato kkadia k , , ,L 00: yna 40.P.mas 'Lase of Hemay, - phigicolttioathing: Welk Nome, - Horror of Disease, ...Wakelaitee, Maness of Vision, in the Rack, • llistrawnl ftellibladaOf:GtalliailialforSY * l l4 Hotifigurds,, • .. , zuuttasceL,Eke noun Dug.= f thi.kiiia, PA oQir,Braiaialaio fbe 7 i o, 4 • These ey . itptenue, iNortd.tolo Set, Irltteß Uthl MOW: eine Invar iably remove", sooa follows ,IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC. FITS, IN- ONE OF maim-Tam PATIENT MAY EXPIRE. Who can Say that they are ncit_frequently followed by thew' "DIREFUL DISEASES,.! INSANITY: AND ooistratimoNp Meal are aware of cause of their suffering, BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. THE Exams OF THE irraws. ASYLUMS, And tits ./k/ancludy-Dentlis by Cteuswiplion,, OWL =PLO trrtArte TO Tall TIME or TUT AITIKRZION. THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED. WITH OR . GANIC WEAKNESS, Require' the aid of medicine etrangtbon and - In vig orate the System. WkiA TITLYBOIeT EXTRACT BUCRU inocrialy doer, TiLtAL-Will =TIN= TM MOTS 111SPTICAL. FEW aLItii—TEUALES-4EMALES, OLD OR YOUNG, KINGLY, MARRIED OR °MINIM PLATING IdA.IIRLAGE, IN.NLANY AVITXXIONS pEcuu.a.E. TO IBMs the Extract Brian is unequalled bj any other remedy, as in - Cblorosis -or Retention,. Irregularity, Painfulness, or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scir rhons state of the Uterus, Licicorrhosate Whit* Sterility,' and.for all complaints InclL3nt to the sex, whether arising from Indiscretion, Habits of 'Dissipation, or in the , " DECLINE OR CHANGE OR LIFE. NO PIiNCLY swum arwrraoft • MUM No Non ILuaut, oN. torpizawrr MEDICINE 701. 178PLIAJLINT AND DLITGE101:18 DUILIZILL. HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT SUOMI '' aDaEs SEOENT DISEASES In all their Stages,. • At little Expense; Little.o:c no change in Met; _ No inconvenience ; And no. ` It nausea a (regnant desire end' gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstructiong Preventing and Oaring Strictures of the Urethra, Allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frequent in the cllum of diseases, and expelling P 011301101311, Diseased, and worn-out Matter. . THOUSANDS 1:11::N TROIIIIA4 I / 6 . WHO NAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OP QUACKS, and who have. paid Ham PIES to be eared in a short time, hire found they were deceived, an that the "POISON " has, by the :use Of ‘ !PO , FiR7I I I. 'altrarwrs," been dried up in the spawn; to break out in an aggravated form, and .PE.RHAPS AFTER. 'MARRIAGE. 'Use figursoiree Rim Gar Raclin for all affections and diaeases of-the URINARY ORGANS, Whether existingin •AIAL.E on FEMALE, Trrom'whatever cause originatini and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. _Djaemee of these Organs require the aid of a DIUR.ETIO. of. BUCHU • JS ntz GREAT DICILET/C, - And iacertain to have the desired effect in all Himmel! FOR, WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED. . • .. „ . Evidence of the most reliable .and.reSpensible dui:meter will accompany the medicineli: •' OFATIFICATEB OF CUBES, • From 8 to 20 years' standing, WITH itman smOthi TO SCIENCE AND FAME. . PRICE $1 00 PER - BOTTLE,. OR SIX FOR 55 00. Delivered to any Address, Seeitiety, peeked from observa tion. . .DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMITMCATIONS. CURES GIIMIAIITEED I ADVICE ,atensi 1 ..... ._ AFFIDAVIT . . Personally appeared before me, am Alderman of the City of Philadelphia, H. T.. ilawasoLp, who, being duly sworn, doth say, his preparaticate contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other inj rufous' dingo, but are purely vegetable. ' H. T. HELMBODD. Sworn Mil suliaaritred before ma, this 23rd day of No vember', MAL . . WM. P. lUBBERD, Alderman, Ninth St. above Race, Phila. Address letters for infonnatioUlti conthionce to IL 'P..H.ELISIBOLD, - Chemist, BEW ARE Depot, 104 South Tenth St.,Tfi - harm% Ch NP estimt, Phila. , OF COUNTERFEI r AND ITRINCIPLRD- DEALERS, Who endeavor to dispos, or virtu. . CYFiN " arid "OTHER" ARTICLES ON TELE REM:TUTU* Aii s AlED HT Genuitiii"PrPpapitions, " r Ititnict Buchu, ". Sarsaparilla, " Imfrinved Rpse Wash. Aa" SOLD BY ALL DRKGGISTS EVERYWHERE. ASK - FOR HELMBOLD'S: TARPI,NO OTHER. Cut out the advertisenient and ssind'ibr it, and. avoid Imposition and Exposure. For eale.by KADFILA N 4 CO„;atellookifield & Co, No. 1 Kra.mph's I . ;Euit Orange ethreat, Uneasier. ••• . • . • , . - ioirElEvs Suvr,arcit,S-Vittreic FOR HOT A. N71..001. ~DISHR.S. OF ALL KINDS. The mdit delicitms and appetising PitiOe," Inventid. by the renowned SOYSII." for the London Reform lub, is, since his decease, menu- Mtlired wellknown timise f Cantu & BLACESN'LL.I., Lotidon, nom the bricinal recipe. It is the ii:osite Sauce in: England, and on ie dontinent, with a high and srowing reputation among. Amer.' can EPicures, and is much aPproved of aria stimulant to the appettte and aid to di.testion, OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. "We recommend our correspondent to try Moto. BOria's new•Bance, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce.' It is made after the Turitish recipe; its flavor Is excellent, and it affords considerable aid in cases of slow and weak . dlges• tion."—The Lancet• "Savory., Piquant and Spicy, worthy the genius of Soyer."—Observer. _ _ "A moat valuta:llx adjunct to Fish, Flash, and Fowl, and should have Uplace on every takler—Attac . EOM Agents for Oa Dit t ikid &Mee: GARDNER G. YVELLN, ; Ai Fulton street, New York. . BRAY k HAYES, 84 Cornhlll, Boston. -.- For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers everywhere. Jan • sowlyl. BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS THE CEL2IttleiT:D. ROLLAND REMEDY FOR' DTSP • DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, SLIVER WEAKistASS'OF"ANY — KIND — • FEVER AND ACUE • • Amu the vaillous affections ConsKitent Upon a - disordered . , sTollif.AVH - OR . 1...1y.E11; - Such as Indigsastion,Acidity.of the etnn , h, Colicky Paine, Heartburn, Lose of Appetite, ,Despondenoy„Costireausas,, Blind and Bleeding Piles,. In all .Nervous,, Itheamattic, and Neuralgic Affections, it ken in numerous instances Proud. highly benetleisl f and In others el:foetal a.dedded snare... Tide - .fa apurely-yegetablo compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, after-.the manner of the celebrated Holland Professar,lieutheyo. -Its, regulation at home pro. duced its introductionlsem the demand commencing with three of the Fatherland ;Eigattered , over the face of this mighty country, many of . whom brought with them and banded down the tr aaitl ori of lie nine. It is now ofered to the American public, knotainY that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must tosnoknotaelged- It Is particularly-rememmended to _those_peree;ei Tbose oonstitatiens may,hasii been IstipahMbytha coutlnnous yea of ardentepirite, of other Larme'er instantaneous in effect; it finds : lt/34* dhedly, to the'seat of life, thrilling and quickening:every nerve, retaining the drc *P I PSIK t s v A Plctr !Df 4 4 ll 4,whatth( B4 .d N c&-.., - Whaesrer expecte to, find Oki s ItonTaga vfil be dieeStOkted; . brit be the'slOcsiamic ltrw'spiriteff, wall provekgnsteral aromatic cornjal, toskisted of sliiirdiar READ. , CAREFULLYI • • . . . The Genuine:PlO:a, 'Wieciintnited Ikettniiehr Itolland Bitters Is pet enln Itstr-Oint bottles only, and retailed at Ore bottle,ar ektiottlesibr Fry!. Daum*. The greet denlintribr MILS trulyeehilireted Medicine hAstndbied man imitatione, which, the Palle MUM Sal 113415 t Sir Beware nf In*adtion. ,Bee , that out nemeis on the lebel oCerery braid yon buy. byWp bg 'Druggis mos I ts generally.. It can be torrerded - ress:to • - BOLE PROPRIBTO.IIB,.. BENJANON PAGE, YR.. Sy CO: iw. !s orAcTmaiim . shannattutists n ettmusts. . SVJR • For sale : iv -KAUFMAN & CO., No. 1 ElAsiCirangs street, ;111g..Tirt:*0111ILID 1.11 FA)/61 OF 120 - Dx+44.B ACREB.-,--The. subscriber hav ing sold four of hie Farms; will sell the remaining one of 120 ACRES; it le ; situted near the Village, bounded by the nniln load leading ' to Wilmington, only a a/Met walk to the Depot of the - Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad; dividedinto °enclosures, the crops this season of Hey, Oats,Coni andr Wheatarreacereledkr.fewlarms of its aim. The buildingseonsiets of a TWO-91011Y BRICK DWELLING AND 'KITCHEN, containing 9 roome„with.BAßN.6o by-50 feet, stabling under for stock; also goodalsed building forgood And , all convenient and new. and rep The Farm Wei tended that nearly the entire half of all the outside usee.,see kept , np- by the' adjoining farms, which are owned : by good neighbors; that keep good 031tC8B. .A never falling:-stream of Spring .water-runs through the fared, which make it forgraaing purposesumeamang the beet in the county, _ Parsons wanting a larger. farm there era fora 7 sere lots adjoining which the purchaser CILDJUITO at the nine Priee-he pays for the farm, Long credit :on ono-half the purchase money.. Market- within_ is:quarter - to , one mile, nearly.as good as thaPhiladelphbx markets. Churches and SchooDshont walk on a good gravel road. Persons wanting a nice, healthy and convenient farm should look at this. Inquire of or address 1,11. 8211:. iltriati,priewßlArcc*.pel TAMES • Ii. PANOY *ND WINDSOR, (l i tly. MAIPEN, No.. • Rost, Ling a troo 4,P0Ak0' 24 :" , Wakes plosions; in ta r vittog thogno 449 "'h . " hia swum, mad emendne Bildte 1.,009 2 414:Ref..0.1: MAUD OLVARTOI3B PATTKRNS. 4NMINS received and promptly atieridedito:tit the but - itte;beet svorcpt i rd *lMMO:vita, oonsetmoilk mil** sal,ftategiult to'any 'thli Skaffa CEOs: (Wind e rmine for yOurselvel. [augltl:7 Dyspeka, Debility of dui System, km" Dyspepsia, Debility of tho-Bidizo,l4opepshc ~Liver Complaint, Acidity, -LiVer. CcenPlate4kefiditri: Bilious Complaints, - -Sidi leadidi, Bilious Complaints, lick .FLATErLEKT. T.4Still OF APPEATPA FLATULENCY, - LOSS O F: APPsTITA and the swtherters other as. arising Jim A , ' digesti4ia and functional disorders of the . stcouseh, find, when the